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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
14
A flurry of Sunday and weekly calls fill Herdon and surrounding farms from Hemingford to Sidney. Residents visit friends, attend Dalton Festival events, and report sick lists, with multiple dinners and gatherings noted. Prophetically the community notes a stormy day yet a strong turnout at church and festival functions.
Meadow Lawn school's float depicted a farm scene and won first prize at the Dalton Festival. Amid social notes, residents share Sunday visits, neighbors’ calls, and local movements, including Mr and Mrs Paul Mann moving to the G Juell farm and multiple families spending weekends with friends and kin.
Carl Meyerholz and family traveled to Crook on Monday as he felt unwell and consulted Dr. Sprecher. John McDonnell attended Leonard Sullivan's funeral and vendors reported a church service followed by Christian cemetery burial. Roy English held a sale on Tuesday with a small crowd and cheap stock. The irrigation ditch dried up and farmers finished alfalfa cutting and beet digging. Mrs. Pope and Lawrence McDonnell were on the sick list with a cold.
The Helping Hand club plans a meeting October 2 at president Mrs Palmer Thurston's home. Community members flocked to Sidney's bargains and entertainment last Wednesday.
A modern player piano of high quality is offered for immediate disposal at a large discount. No reasonable offer will be refused. For full information, write Knight Campbell Music Co. of Denver Colorado.
A terse ad promises savings of 1 to 3 percent on paint costs and invites readers to request a price list and a free paint book from Geneva Nebraska. Another line offers farm land loans of 2000 or 2500 dollars at eight percent, urging interested borrowers to contact W P Miles.
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