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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
2
The Telegraph News, a weekly independent paper in Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska, lists subscription rates. One year postage paid, within 50 miles or outside 50 miles, with a rate of 2.00 dollars for longer distances and related notices.
An ordinance sets definitions for alcohol, manufacture, sale, and regulation in Sidney Nebraska, establishing licensing, penalties, and occupation taxes for distributors and retailers, with rules on premises, minors, sales days, and public viewing requirements. It enforces penalties, authorizes police inspections, and details exemption for non beverage uses and religious rites.
Mr and Mrs Mark Todd and family visited the George Whitney home Saturday evening. Nelson Mable and Emory were dinner guests at the J W Bertramson home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mads Larson enjoyed dinner Monday with Mr and Mrs Carl Larson. Mrs Dewey Larson and children and Mrs Walter Hankey spent Friday afternoon with Mrs C P Herboldsheimer. Mr and Mrs George Whitney and family were Sunday dinner guests at the George Deaver home near DEY. Mr and Mrs Jens Olsen and family also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Hershel Driever and children Mr and Mrs H J Hilson and children J J Driever and Clif ford visited. Nienhuser spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schmidt.
A district 13 school meeting Monday evening elected Ray Fisher moderator. Various residents stopped by Gurley and surrounding towns for calls and visits, including Mrs Neil Dunlavy and daughter Trene, and several dinner guests at Pete Nelsons. Local families shared Sunday dinners and afternoon calls across multiple homes including the Nelson, Kubis, Browning, Rapp, and Yost households.
Constance Brown reports local happenings in Peetz including new Studebaker purchase, injuries from a ladder incident, visits to Berthoud Denver and Estes Park, pneumonia confinement, and Sterling visits. Farmers Cooperative directors reelected with Williams as president and Daugard as secretary. George Drescher to manage the elevator. Local travel, marriages, moves, and hospital notices are also noted along with school and church events and residents’ activities.
The ladies of the Christian church offer a public dinner and supper in the church basement on Tuesday June 18. Visiting postmasters and wives are specially invited. Menu includes roast veal with gravy, mashed potatoes, creamed corn, combination vegetable salad, cherry cobbler, bread and butter, pickles, and coffee for 50 cents.
Observation notes that flowers from the Brazil nut tree are gathered for study as they bloom high above the ground, with tree heights reaching at least 61 feet.
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