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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

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Hard Time Ball Easiest Thing Done

A Shriner ball at Hardy's ballroom drew over two hundred attendees in flamboyant costumes. The event featured dancing, punch, a Mason’s reveal, and a postparty wrap with Bishop Beecher recounting Masonry history. C. A. Glassburn begun removing the old Fort Sidney building for a park project, with lumber salvaged for farms.

Shriner Ed Swatzlander al Grimminger Doc Thayer Joe Simodynes Shriners Hardy Charlie West Hazel Barger Fagan Parks Bishop Beecher Dedrich Old Fort Old Fort Sidney

Man Injured in Ranch Slip Causes Weeklong Bed Rest

John Peetz slipped on ice at his ranch Saturday evening and initially thought his ankle was strained. X rays in town Sunday revealed a cracked bone. he will remain in bed for a week, delaying farm work.

John Peetz

Land Mark Falling As Town Grows

This week begins the wrecking of the old court house on the corner from the grade school. A town landmark, it has witnessed many a tragedy, according to local tradition. Now owned by the Sidney School district, it has outlived its usefulness as an apartment building. The district plans to convert the remaining tract into a park.

C. A. Glassburn Sidney Draw Glassburn Court House Sidney

Prairie Fire Near Alliance Burns Meadows and Hay

A windy week last week sparked a prairie fire near the Burlington road south of Alliance. Firefighters rushed to the scene but the blaze spread rapidly, burning two meadow and pasture sections and destroying four hundred stacks of hay. The fire reached about a mile in width, underscoring the need for heightened fire protection and precautions.

Burlington Road Alliance

Initiation of Elk Lodge Class in Sterling

A group from Sidney visited Sterling on Friday night to assist in the initiation of a Lodge class. Elmer Grablli Leon Fine Guy Dedrich W O Campbell Fred Stuht Arlo Shepherd led the party. candidates included Jack Edwards Art Closman Jay Closman Percy Randell K S Betts and W F P Willging. All survived the ordeal and returned home.

Sterling Elk Lodge Sidney Elks Elmer Grablli Leon Fine Guy Dedrich W. O. Campbell Fred Stuht Arlo Shepherd Vand Jack Edwards Art Closman Jay Closman Percy Randell K. S. Betts W. F P. Willging

Summer in Best County Resident Returns from Nebraska

John P. Pioen, a seasonal resident, arrived Saturday morning from Superior Nebraska where he wintered. He visited St Louis and other places before returning to the city to spend the working months. Mr Pidem accompanied by Will Jeudes, with whom he shares a home, drove out.

John P. Pioen Superior Nebraska St. Louis Mr. Pidem Will Jeudes

Huntsman Store and Post Office Destroyed by Fire

A Monday night blaze completely wiped out the Huntsman store in this county and the adjacent post office housed in the same building along with their contents. The cause is not disclosed but may be due to a defective chimney.

Huntsman

U S Post Office Inspector Visits City to Probe Fire

United States Postoffice Inspector Rosenbaum spent Wednesday in the city visiting Huntsman to investigate the Monday night fire that destroyed the local post office.

United States Postoffice Rosenbaum Huntsman

Grand Opening and Paint Demonstration at Nielsen Paint Co

The Telegraph notes a grand opening and paint demonstration at Nielsen Paint Company on April 5 and 6 with Kiddies Week and special prices. Metz Millinery and subscription urged.

Nielsen Paint Company Metz Millinery

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Sparks Growth

The Sidney Chamber held a lively March 30, 1921 luncheon at the Commercial Cafe. Attendees heard of Omaha and Lincoln wholesalers targeting Sidney for distribution points, planned Country Club improvements, a new clubhouse, a member drive, and a funded ball team ready for the season. The Sidney Boys Cornet Band, nearing full instrument completion, was praised for strong progress.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Commercial Cafe Omaha Lincoln Sidney Country Club Roche County Club The Baseball Association Frank ‘Whitelock Kepler Sidney Boys Cornet Rocky Mountain Denver Fort Morgan Chamber of Commerce J. J. Halligan

Conference of County Assessors Discussion on Rural Land Tax

I returned from Lincoln last week where county assessors met with the department of finance to discuss taxation of rural lands. Cheyenne county valuations were deemed fair and equitable and no reductions above fifteen percent were approved.

Lincoln Department of Finance Cheyenne

Thawed Highway Conditions Draw Tourists Westbound

Tourism reporters describe muddy, rutted roads east of here after a major thaw. Travelers from an eastern state stop to ask about routes west, noting the Chappell to Sidney stretch is drained while east detours send drivers into fields.

Chappell Sidney

Sidney Urges Boost for Western Shipping Hub

The city awakens to renewed activity after layoffs in rail and other industries. Sidney positions itself as the coming metropolis of the western state with multiple shipping points, strong infrastructure, and eager business inquiries. The Telegraph will verify inquiries and back up statements with proof.

Telegraph United States

Presley Pool Heads to Akron Ranch to Start New Work

Presley Pool, skilled linotype operator of The Telegraph, and his wife left Saturday for Akron Colorado to run his father-in-law’s large ranch. Editor Ernland of the Dalton Delegate aided briefly to keep the linotype vessel active until the new man arrived.

Presley Pool Akron Colorado Presley Ernland Dalton

Sidney Lumber Co De M K Pettibone Dentit Mele Tech

Fragmentary notice mentions Sidney Lumber Co and Pettibone with dental and technical references. Vague lines suggest a local business or advertisement. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.

de. M. KE. Pettibone Dentit Mele Tech Block Reeu

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Fire Near Alliance Best County U. S. Inspector New Oberfelder Clothing Sidney, Nebraska Sidney Chamber Conference of County Sidney Lumber CO NEBR Association Hornaday’s Cafe JUIL the American Bank the Foundation Jesse C. McNish Martin W. Dimery James L. Mckntosh John L. McCarth George FE. Taylor George R Buckner Eugene D. McAllister Aselatant
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