Lincoln News Letter Seeks singers for state event
Cities and Jews urged to send top singers to the Charts of the States program during Independence Day at the Sexqui Centennial in Philadelphia with Mayor of Lincoln presiding. Coolidge will speak. high school contests advance winners to Lincoln for April 30 and May 1.
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Columbus
New Fair Grounds
York
Nebraska Magic Teachers Association
Omaha
Bayard
Nebraska
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
Beatrice
Holdrege
Mary Tancaster
George Taylor
Board of Commissioners
Platte County
Asume
John Randall
Bennet
William Luebke
Palmer
Merrick County
Lincoln
A. M. Nelgon
State High School Athletic Board
Red Willow County
Tryon
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Citizens Military
Seventh Corps
Fort Snelling
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Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson Barracks
State Experimental Farm
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Hot Springs
Government Reserve
Bear W. Kooden
Nebraska Light and Power Company
McCook
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Cheyenne County
Philadelphia
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Coolidge
Howard
Sherman
Buffalo
McLaughlin
Tincoln
Omaha Tech
University of Illinois At Chicago
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Iowa
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Charles Boles
Federal Employment Service
Hastings
Loretta Lincoln
University
Burlington
The
Agricultural College
Cheyenne County Fall Festival 1925 Report Summary
A Cheyenne county civic note thanks officials, Sidney merchants, and the Farmers Union for the Fall Festival. The report highlights consistent year end balances, calls for ongoing support, and ponders permanent fair facilities and county exhibit growth led by a tireless county agent. The message urges continued backing for the festival and leadership.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Farmers Union
Easter Visit and Local Happenings in Potter Sidney
Mrs IL Y Minor arrived from California to visit her daughter Lillian. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Jacob in Sidney at Taylor hospital as an Easter gift. Ray father of Mrs R V Francis moved from Wood River to Potter. Local families from Lorenzo spent Easter with Carl Bartlett. Gypsy band performed with nine auto loads. M F church hosted 68 members at Easter services across morning afternoon and evening. Several residents shopped in Sidney and others visited Kimball for a relative’s convalescence return. Ford coupe for sale by M W Osborn Motor Co.
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IL. Y. Minor
California
Lillian
Elmer Jacobson
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Mr. Ray
R. V. Francis
Wood River
Potter
D. Crosby
J. G. Crosby
Lorenzo
Carl Bartlett
Craig
E. H. Riggs
Ray Bartlett
Rogers
Slocumb
A. Babbacock
Grand Island
M. F
Lloyd Rogers
Guy
Read
Edelman
John Quein
Dalton
Theodosia
George Gunderson
Ray Matthewson
Kimball
Leroy Gunderson
Walter Henry
John Seyfang
1924-06 Finance Ledger Notes From Sidney Exhibits
Balance on hand shows receipts from P W Barker Earl Thayer R Kepler farm machinery exhibit city of Sidney and county commissioners totaling 2331.61. Expenditures include school exhibits advertising drayage printing judging miscellaneous purchases amusements rents premiums on livestock and crops totaling 1688.20 leaving a balance of 743.41 for taxi call and other items.
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Balence
P W. Barker
Merchants Tooth
Earl ‘Thayer
R. PP
Kepler Farm Machinery
Sidney
Card of Thanks and community notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the loss of a baby. Names mention Mr and Mrs N FY Lubin and railroad employees. Also notes Ladies Auxiliary Safety First plans a dance on April 15 and advertises the film Martin Luther His Life and Times at U S A theatre Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the Safety First
Martin
Luther
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Mrs. N. FY. ‘Lubin
Ian
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Allis-Chalmers
Massey-Harris Reaper-Threshers
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Expert Optical Service
Earl S. Sherrerd
L,moxon
Martin Luther
United Lutheran Churches
W. T. Kahse