Independent Nebraska newspaper subscription details
Guy V. Doran Editor and Publisher announces an independent weekly newspaper based at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska. The notice outlines subscription rates with postage paid zones and advance payment terms for one year.
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Tenth Avenue
Sidney
New Sidney
Cheyenne County
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Telegraph News
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Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
Gladys Pavlat reviews economic policy debates as Roosevelt inflation pressure rises and Congress debates actions. She critiques NRA price fixing, bank credit, farm loans, and Supreme Court rulings, noting conservatism hinders farm relief and the impact on small merchants.
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Gladys Pavlat
Social Notes From Grand PrairieCapture of Local Guests and Visits
Grand Prairie social calendar includes Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson hosting summer guests at the L. A. Pearson home, visits by Mrs. Hugh Nicholls and son from Denver, and numerous afternoon and supper gatherings with relatives such as the Johnsons, Irwins, Flessners, and Jorgensens. A farewell party at Ralph Handley’s home featured many attendees. Dorothy Irwin enjoyed dinner with I. A. Johnson, with Erma Welton and Betty Jean among those noted in the final lines.
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Anna Jorgensen
Albert Johnson
Mamie Johnson
Richard Johnson
L. A. Pearson
Alvin Franzen
Henry Flessner
Hugh Nicholls
Roland
Denver
Sam Irwin
Earl Johnson
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
E. A. Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Anna
Andrew John
Ray Tremain
Ednie Flessner
Frank Flessner
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Beatrice Nelson
Fred
Dorothy
Sadie Irwin
Ralph Handley
Dorothy Irwin
I. A. Johnson
Erma Welton
Betty Jean
Arnold Westerhoff
Near Gurley
Charles Welton
J. H. Weatherwax
Lisco
Sam Inwin
J. H. Gell
Harold
E. Planck
W. O. Johnson
Sidney
Alva Hart
Daugihter
Mildred
Clayton Parks
Henry Brand
Charles ‘Welton
Mamie Brand
Fremont
Doris Rupert
Gurley
Forrest
Verona
Mildreid
Albert Frerichs
Joh Qlson
Paul Hokom
August Gade
Dorothy Gade
Lillie
Hazel Gade
James Inwin
Robert
Sadie
Gustav. Kragel
Farmers Union
Liberty
Edme Flessner
Albert Prerichs
Will Gade
John Olson
Carl Christ
Frank Christensen
Charley Jones
Jones
Ethel
Josie Irwin
Clayton Barks
Rosencrans
Don
Jesse Mauer
Albert, Frerich
Frances Faye
Sedgewick Reservoir
Rasmus Madsen
Alvin
Ernest
Peetz
Frank Fliessner
Ted
Will Taylor
Lodge Pole
Bert Macklin
Cecil
Big Springs
Dan Rupert
Clinton
June
Marjorie Lou
Evelyn Gade
J. H.gell
James Booth
Albert. Johnson
L. A
James Irwin
Jesse
Albert Hadden
Walter Craig
Darlene
Mary Annn
Elmer Gade
Donald
Hazel
Sidney Social Roundups Span A Week of Visits and Meetings
Numerous residents in Sidney and nearby areas hosted and attended a flurry of social events. Families and friends gathered for dinners, picnics, and birthday celebrations while clubs and Farmers Union meetings filled afternoons and evenings.
Local guests and picnic attendance noted in South Colton
Mrs. Hoe Elsen Mildren and John Witters visited the George Deaver home Friday evening. H J Elsen and children called at the George Jacobs home Sunday. Billy Mes and children and Mr and Mrs George Deaver and others attended the K of C picnic at Legion park.
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Loretta Brachtenback
Geo
Denver
Gertrude Nelson
H. J. Elsen
H.E. Witters
George Deaver
Farmers Union
Deaver
H. E. Witters
Sidney
John George
Harvey
Ignatz Merck
Bob Anderson
Stanley Elsen
W. L. Needham
Billy
Needham
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Bobby
Charles Deaver
George Messing
M. M. Herbert
Altar Society
St. Patricks ‘Auditorium
Hoe
Elsen Mildren
John Witters
George Jacobs
K. of C
Legion Park
North Divide Hi Lo club hosts and social notes
Mrs Pear Sparks hosted the Hi Lo club. guests included Howard Parkett en route to Cheyenne to manage a Woolworth store. Neighbors Edwin Evelyn Blarke Rezac and Paul Sparks hosted visitors. gatherings continued through Friday with festivals, card games, Wiener roast, and Sunday dinner hosted by T W Hawkins for Huettman family.
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J. A. Sparks
Howard Parkett
Omaha
Cheyenne
Woolworth
Edwin
Evelyn. Blarke
Jim Rezac
Paul Sparks
Fred Kettler
Fred Seimers
Arnold Braasch
Ted Kettler
Gurley
George Rippie
Herman Blanke
Joy Sparks
Rosetta Seimers
Osborn
J A. Sparks
North Sidney
Guy Ferry
Ila Singer
Marel ‘Riggs
T. W. Hawkins
Huettman
Chris
Local social notes list visiting kin and entertaining hosts
Mrs. Elmer Childs names Mr and Mrs Fred Kittler who hosted eastern relatives last weekend. Mrs Emma Ely hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs John Henderson and sons of Bridgeport. Vincent Ely and George Burchard of Sidney attended with their spouses. Miss Rosetta Seimers hosted Ruth Sparks Jay Sparks and Ethel Seimers for weekend visits.
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Tine
Elmer Childs
Fred Kittler
Emma Ely
John. Henderson
Sons
Bridgeport
Vincent Ely
George Burchard
Sidney
Rosetta Seimers
Ruth and
Jay Sparks
Ethel Seimers
Potter Items and Local Events in Sidney
Potter items note new ministers Rev H E Porter moved to Chappell and Rev H Murlen to Potter. Rev L V Slocumb moved from Ger ing to Kimball. Golf fans joined Sidnay Open. Dr Johnson and Leroy Witt vie for Potter course title. Potter lost 11 to 6 to Peetz in Sidney. big seventh inning rally by Peetz. Bearcats to play Lodge Pole at Sidney next Sunday. Sidney to Potter Day on September 26. Car crash near depot injures none. Pontiac sedan with Colorado plates overturned from speed. Mr and Mrs George Marsh of Sidney visited J M Hughes. Oil line project delayed by oil shortage. Firemen ball raises about 31. next dance planned. Raymond Jorrson had tonsil operation in Kimball. Dr Callison attended business in Omaha last week. Mr and Mrs Bret Moore and California child spent Sunday with relatives.
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N. &. Miller
H. E. Porter
Methodist
Chappell
Potter
H. Murlen
L. V. Slocumb
Gering
Kimball
Sidnay
Johnson
Leroy Witt
Sidney
Peetz
Bearcats
Lodge Pole
Colorado
Depot
George Marsh
J. M. Hughes
Raymond Jorrson
Callison
Omaha
Bret Moore
Child
California
Queins Ranch Notes and Local Club News
Mr and Mrs J R Quein hosted visitors including Ralph Robertson and family at the Quein ranch. Newly elected Ladies Aid officers were named. Wm Cords of Los Angeles stayed with Emil Cords en route from California to New York on business. Jesse Tompkins of Sidney conducted business. Mrs Co Johnson is recovering from a foot operation in Kimball. The football team will play Dix Tuesday afternoon. Patte r day plans and Knighthood of Youth clubs are forming in local schools. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
NRA
Morganthau
The
Ladies Aid
Ralph Robertson
D. F. Enevoldson
4. L. Walker
Peter Hansen
Wm. Hagemeister
Emma Olson
Mrs. Wm. Cords
Los Angeles
Emil Cords
California
New York City
Jesse Tompkins
Sidney
Shere
Ww. Johnson
Kimball
Dix
Knighthood
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Moore
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Whitman
Ashes Sidney Drug Co
Witi
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