Lewis Stock Company Ends Week of Excellent Programs
The Wm. E. Lewis Stock Company concludes a week of strong shows at the U.S. A. theatre. Manager J. J. Stiverson brings a talented troupe for a final run featuring Revelation of a Wife and The Gutter Snipe with Merchants’ tickets. The closing night presents Spangles and Shooting Gold with Marion Nixon and Pat O Malley.
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Wm. EF. Lewis Stock Company
U.S. A
J. J. Stiverson
Lost Ranch
Lewis
Tewis
Hoot Gibson
Marion Nixon
Pat O'Malley
Wyoming
Lewis Stock Company
Lodge Vale Thrives Amid Rapid Growth and Court News
A Selegraph reporter in Lodge Vale reports rapid growth with new houses and business, while ranch improvements rise. Jurors chosen for spring term court. Cheyenne County Sunday School League met at Sidney Methodist church with county teachers presenting talks. Eugene McEvoy won a bicycle at Dawson’s for 110 dollars. L F Crofbot settling lawsuits in the area. Dennis O’Brien celebrated his wedding with a band welcome. Dr G D Webster now visits Sidney weekly for dental work. 43 final homestead proofs filed with Registrar Blanchard. Andrew Berg plans to leave Sidney about June first with goods for sale. Tusler horses to be auctioned May 20. touted as finest Western Nebraska stock.
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Cheyenne County Sunday School League
Sidney
Eugene McEvoy
Dawson’s
L. F. Crofcot
Dennis O'Brien
G. D. Webster
Blanchard
Andrew Berg
Geologists weigh oil reach as Wellard test probes depth
The Willard well advances to 3,165 feet with eight inch casing to 3,145 feet as geologists note oil bearing sands may lie below 3,000 feet and Dakota sands around 4,500 feet. Comparisons with Wellington and Fort Callins suggest Willard depths may be shallower. The test gains interest as deeper drilling continues. Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage.
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Willard
Wellington
Wil
Fort Callins
Sterling Advocate
Hahler Garage
Governor Smith Answers Archbishop Marshall on Catholic Ties
New York Governor Smith replies to attorney Charles Marshall with a firm declaration that no church power will interfere with U S constitutional laws. The piece argues the Catholic church separated from state power as government evolved, endorsing church state separation as practiced by Smith and reflecting broad Catholic support for religious tolerance.
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Charles Marshall
New York
Smith
United States
Mr. Marshall
Rome
Catholic Church
Welcoming the Automobile Tourist Signage and Hospitality Rise
The piece argues towns attract travelers by roadside signs detailing local attractions and amenities. Welcome efforts include information booths and camp sites with comforts of home, driven by hospitality and a sense of universal brotherhood beyond mere commerce.
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Shoetown
Chamber of Commerce
Land Survey Sparks Claim On Overlooked Acres In Sidney
Engineer Kinkinon, now on a Sidney switch engine, filed on three hundred twenty acres adjoining Sidney to the east that homesteaders had overlooked. The land warped at several thousand dollars, and the filing was promptly made.
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Kinkinon
Sidney
Odd Fellowship In America
Claus
Omaha
Union Pacific
Chappell
D. Green
Platte River
Kansas
Sioux County
Fowler
Joe Holden
H. W. Chowins
For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo Tor Sales Company
Used car lot listing from Sidney Missouri advertises taxi-closed cars and contact phone 161 with options for sale.
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Sidney Motor Sales Company
Cattle train wreck near Cadiz kills three men and derails 18 cars
A derailed cattle special near Cadiz Wyoming killed three hitchhiking men from Alliance and damaged 18 stock cars. The 40 car train bound for Senator Kendrick's Montana ranch snared 12 hours of delays, tying up 18 trains at Edgemont and 15 at Crawford. Losses included cattle and $8,600 in damage.
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Cadiz
Sheridan
Wyo
Alliance
Burlington
S. Meyers
George A. Mitchell
Frazier
New Mexico
Senator Kendrick
Montana
Rbenteen
Mont
Edgemont
S. D
Crawford
Kendrick Ranch
Willard test well nears depth as oil prospects rise
The Willard oil test reaches 3165 feet with daily progress of twenty to twenty five feet. Drillers gain steadily and a doodlebug man notes promising indications of oil at depth.
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Willard
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Selegraph
Lodge Vale
Nebraska
NEW Star Cash Market
Schwalnick & Cook
Aow
Reo Flying Cloud
Bert Steele
3Rd Avenue
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
al Ot
Shell
Porteroils
Shell Gas
Porter Oil Company
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