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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1927

Page

6

Lorenzo News Highlights Local Visits And Community Events

Local residents travel to Cheyenne for visits while others host gatherings. Mrs Fleming hosts Tunney Dempsey fight returns remarks. Mrs Mayer visits Creston for niece Dwight Bolton. Lorenzo club meets with one guest. Families attend rodeo near Crook and a Sidney court house project meeting. PTA reorganizes for new year. local dances draw attendees.

H. F Fleming H. Mayer Creston Iowa Dwight Bol

South Sunol Notes Family Visits and Local News

Mrs J C Miles and children of Sidney spent the weekend at their ranch. D B Phelps lost a valuable horse last Friday. Raymond Gentry and wife attended revival services near Proctor. George Bowser and family visited Holdrege Grand Island North Platte. Mrs Albert Ottjes spent Friday with Mrs Charles Miller. Ernest Bonser and wife and daughters Lucille and Mrs Charlie Redden went to Sterling. Ralph Gentry called on Gordon Diehl. J R Sullivan and family of Crook were Sunday dinner guests at George Bonser. Mrs Charles Redden and son Robert Ernest returned to Sterling after a visit. E N Roth and family shopped in Sidney. Raymond and wife shopped in Crook. Todd Gentry went to Crook. Mrs Gentry visited relatives. John Bahr, stroke victim, slowly improving. J R Sullivan and George Bonser visited Miles ranch. George Bonser helped Albert Otties doctor a sick horse. Mrs George Bonser visited EN Roth. Mr and Mrs T A Bonser were Crook visitors. Snow covers ground, winter affects garden. Id Roth family attended Fairview church. A Sedgwick chicken buyer bought chickens locally last Thursday.

J. C. Miles Sidney D. B. Phelps Raymond Gentry Clevenger Hall Proctor Colo George Bowser Holdrege Grand Island North Platte Albert Ottjes Charles Miller Ottjes Miller Ernest Bonser Lucille Charlies Redden Sterling Ralph Gentry Gordon Diehl J. R. Sullivan Crook George Bonser Charles Redden Robert Ernest E. N. Roth Todd Gentry Albert Otties EN. Roth T. 4 Bonser John McDonnell Margaret McDonnell Merrill Rosella Palmer Dr. Schwer D. R. Gros Allen Luther Atwood Dewey French Billy Ovid Roy McDonnell Denver Mrs. Merrill Pete Pederson E. F. Loudy Clarence Beebe Carl Meyeerholz Harry Reeves Doc Parmore Ross Brossard D. R. Gross

Local social roundups in White Dove Valley notes

John McDonnell and numerous neighbors and relatives frequent Crook Sterling and Atwood visits through Monday to Sunday. The week includes family calls shopping dinners rodeo attendance and a rain spoiled Perry Balentine event.

South Divide Club Gathering and Local Notices

The Helping Hand club met at Mrs. R. F. Har lan with 16 members and three visitors. Various locals attended events, visits to relatives in the east, kitchen showers, and threshing helpers. A dance is announced at Hardy hall during the fair with local business promotion from Sidney Motor Sales Company.

Weavy Claims Paid on Food Shipments

In 1926 the railroads paid over 8 million dollars to settle damage claims for fresh fruit and vegetables in transit. The average loss per car ran about eight dollars, far higher than the fifty cents seen for other commodities. Plant diseases and fungus growths in transit contribute to waste, prompting USDA scientists to team with railroads on better spraying and packing to cut costs.

United States Department of Agriculture

Milk Consumption Rise Drives City Health Push

Between 1917 and 1925 per capita milk intake rose from 42.2 to 54.8 gallons in the United States, with most gains in cities where officials urged clean safe milk. Ice cream production climbed 53.7 percent while milk use for ice cream remained 3.3 to 3.8 percent. About half of U S milk goes to household use. For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company. 00-tf Fr et Put your want ads in The Telegraph

United States Sidney Motor Sales Company

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Lorenzo News Harve Jacobson Cheyenne Mornine Fred Walker Frank Meier Lorenzo Club Dwight Bolton Bolton Luther Lee Clyde Lucas Peetz E. P. Thompson John Newell Yoyons Nebr Robert and Clyde Robertson C. D. Crosby Elmer Fulton Keith Ralph Fleming Melba Elva Crosby Rodeo P.T. A Wolf Karl Schmidt George Fleming W. C. Phelps Agnes D. Reynolds J. G. Crosby Court House Potter Satrday South Sunol Id Roth Fairview School Sedgwick, Colo Albaugh Tire Shop White Dove Valley Roland Stull Ross Carl Meyerholz Bernard Hill Mrs Junior Danny Gross and Guy Ramsey Gucille Raymond Pope Will Davidson Clark Dick Rowland Genevieve Merlin Bloom John Todd Robert Nicholas Perry Balentine Helping Hand Club R. F. Harlan J. D. Hough Betty Jane P. A. Paris Vistors Clyde Johnson E. G. Harlan Pauline M Crewdson Ethel Walker C. A. Foster Genestia Illinois Wesleyan Lincoln Robert Robertson C. E .Nelson Lorenzo Frank Hand W. W. Jordan Nelson Roy C. E. Nelson Marvin Hiett Jake Hansen Henry Yowell George Robertson Central City Mrs. Fulton Col George Newell Lyons, Nebr Ella Anderson Colon Hardy Hall Hahler Garage Adams Swift & CO Commercial Cafe First St The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winns Inclde N. C General Motors Pontiac LaSalle United Effort Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Detroit General. Motors Frigidaire Delco-Light GMAC
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