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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
6
Tom Parker presents My Sammy Girl a bright military musical comedy at Tobin Opera House October under Kilroy Huntton direction. The production promises dazzling live comedy colorful costumes scenic sets and a large chorus with original songs. Also note batteries tested at the Sidney Battery Station West Lincoln Way.
Mr Chak on former express agent here helps with rising business. James Carigan of Denver visited locally for tractor work. George Hower from Sidney Druan visited home folks last Saturday while shopping for the ranch. Frank Ackerman came from Coalville Utah to handle county business. Mr and Mrs H Libby A B Persinger and Mrs Minna Jewett were Lodgepole visitors at the races Saturday.
In November every boy in Nebraska aged fifteen or under military age is urged to enroll in the U S Boys Working Reserve to aid in war production. The program, led by PRONARD W TRESTER, emphasizes productive industry, agricultural work, and training camps with all expenses paid, returning to school after the season.
Lucile Wise spent Sunday with Mona Jessen as farmers in the area harvest fair grain. Clyde Johnson, Nets Houghind’s brother, arrived safely in France. Oscar Olson and wife and Bertha Olson were Sidney visitors Saturday. Bert Laurel and family and Mrs W Hennings and son visited the O Olson home Sunday. Mrs V Hennings received two pigs from her brother in law in the eastern part of the state. Walter Wassum and wife from north of Sidney called at the Wassum home last week. W W Wassum was a Sidney visitor Saturday. Mrs W Hennings got word from her husband overseas that he has been on the firing line several days and enjoys watching the Huns run.
C J Withrow and family called at T Q Olsomn s Sunday Miss Buena Wassum is working in the Central Office in Lodgepole Mrs Sarah Jewell received word her son Roy landed safe in France A good many from here attended the sale in Lodgepole Saturday Hi Linde of Leetz Colorado is spending a few days at the Olson home Oscar Olson hauled water for the company threshing machine a few days last week Mrs Oscar Olson Lillian Olson Mrs Otto Holtman and son called at W Jorden s last Thursday J U P Jessen is helping Oscar Olson put in wheat this week Vr W Wise and Charlie Amstden left Thursday evening for Chicago with other eastern cities
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