Lincoln Way and Rose Street to be graveled
Village board notes April 16 meeting approving graveling of Lincoln Way from Union Pacific Y to town edge and Rose Street to Post Office under engineer supervision. Also purchases for municipal lighting plant site, general cleanup day set for April 26, and routine finances approved.
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Oberfelder & Co
Aleck Thompson
Vinlie Publishing
aJohn Oldershaw
H A Moore
Thos. Clinton
Chas Mann
W Moore
Union Pacific “Y
Union Pacific
E. McLernon
R.S. Oberfelder
Judge Kinkaid Calls on Irrigation Project Aid
Congressman M. P. Kinkaid was in Sidney between trains on Friday en route from the west to Gearing Nebraska where he was summoned on matters related to the irrigation project he has advanced. He had just reached the coast and began a look at the exposition when the message called him back to prevent a setback in technical points. He promptly returned to assist his constituents, but had only a brief stay in Sidney.
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M. P. Kinkaid
Sidney
Gearing
Nebraska
Mr. Kinkaid
See Hornaday's big advertisement on page seven
The reader is directed to a prominent advertisement by Hornaday on page seven that promises items of interest. It implies notable offerings or features likely to attract attention, inviting thorough inspection by patrons seeking value or novelty.
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Hornaday
Brandeis Seeks Postponement in Riggs Bank Case
Louis D. Brandeis acting as government counsel asks for a postponement in the Riggs Bank case. The request aims to delay proceedings to allow further review and preparation. No new charges are announced, and the government maintains ongoing investigation and negotiations.
Frank Urban Dies in Auto Crash Near Cheyenne
Frank Urban was killed Sunday when the car he rode in with four others overturned on Happy Jack Road three miles from Cheyenne. James Koubik, the driver, escaped injury. Urban leaves a wife and one daughter. His sister-in-law, Mrs. Leopold Rezanina, hurried to Cheyenne. the mother, Mrs. Frank Rezanina, remained ill and unable to travel.
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Frank Urban
Cheyenne
Happy Jack Road
James Koubik
Sidney
Mr. Urba
The Duke of Brabant Joins Regiment at Fourteen
The heir to the Belgian throne, Duke of Brabant, age fourteen, has enlisted with a military regiment and is prepared for front line trenches. The young royal seeks service alongside soldiers despite his youth. His eligibility and commitment reflect nationalist resolve during wartime.
Minstrels Coming at Opera House May 7
Richards and Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels visit the Opera House Friday May 7 with Clarence Powell Manzie Campbell Chicken Reel Beaman Jerry Mills Benny Jones Dave Smith Wi We Ackien Sidney Kirkpatrick Whitney Viney and thirty performers. The show features top scenic electrical effects lavish wardrobe and a flawless performance. The parade will be the best dressed minstrel display on city streets at noon. Admission 75 50 35 and 25 cents.
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Richards & Pringle
Georgia
Amphion Male Quartett Performs Admirable Concert at Opera House
The Amphion Male Quartett appeared Tuesday evening delivering a creditable program. F C Warnicke read well and captivated the audience. Despite hardships after missing a Brush train they drove ninety miles by auto to Sidney and had little rest before the next train.
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Amphion
Opera House
F. C. Warnicke
Brush
Sidney
Local and Personal Notes From North Platte Stay
John White has his family in the south cottage of N. 3. Witters. Mrs Bradon spent Monday to Wednesday in Denver on a business mission. Mrs C. W Simons returned Tuesday from a three day visit with her mother in Ogallala. Fred Jack went to his ranch this week to line up farming operations. Miss Florence Stack of North Platte visited Saturday and Sunday at the McFadden home.
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John White
N. 3. Witters
C. W Simons
Ogalalla
Fred Jack
Florence Stack
North Platte
McFadden
Local Visitors and Outing Notes From Fremont Area
Mrs P TH Barrett of Todecpvale was a Wednesday visitor at a favorite shopping center. Mr and Mrs S A Wallick and daughter Mabel spent Thursday in Denver for an outing. Dr Webster is able to be out without crutches and is rapidly returning to his large practice. A Johnson and wife moved from winter quarters to the ranch for summer. Miss Clara Downey went to Sterling Colorado to attend a Bible class convention until Thursday.
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P. TH. Barrett c
Todecpvale
S. A. Wallick
Mabel
Denver
Webster
A. . Johnson
Clara Downey
Sterling
Colorado
Weekly Weather Forecast Aids Farmers by Telegraph Bureau
The Telegraph announces a weekly forecast arranged with the U S Weather Bureau. The forecast runs for the week starting Wednesday morning and guides farmers in planning farm operations around expected weather conditions.
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Telegraph
U. S. Weather Bureau
Railroad Notes Reflect Mixed Freight and Staffing Changes
Freight business shows gains while immigration cars grow scarcer. F A Jack takes vacation from the roundhouse to his Dalton farm. Joseph Gould named hostler helper. Thomas Hamilton resigns to join Mr. Brewer’s garage. GWn Couch and Ed Hughes return to U P work after homestead rest near Peetz. Fendley Thorstenson resigns store job to farm near Herdon. Glenn Moore fills the vacancy. Can adian Pacific President Shaughnessy tours U P route Omaha to Sterling on a private schedule. About 100 members of the American Association of Passenger Traffic Officers travel to San Francisco via Salt Lake on a ten-car second section train No. 1. The train departs Omaha 8:30 a. m. Monday, reaches Ogden next morning at 16:50.
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Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific
U P
Omaha
Sterling
Colo
Denver
American Association of
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Sidney
Union Pacific
North Western
Ogden
The Osgoods in Arizona Letter From Hereford Resident
An entertaining letter from E. P. Osgood places him, his son Milt, and family in Hereford, Arizona. He notes they are eighteen miles from Naco on the Mexican border and hear cannon and gunfire across the line. Stray bullets reach the American side, but they prefer being eighteen miles from the border. He and Milton meet former friends, and Andrew Struthers and family live in the same county. They send regards to all friends.
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E. P.osgood
Milt
Hereford
Arizona
Naco
Mexico
Osgoods
Mr. Osgood
Andrew Struthers
Milton
Land Sells At 30 Per Acre In Dalton Estate Sale
The Harry Babb quarter section three miles south of Dalton was sold this week to settle an estate. It brought 30 per acre, suggesting land value may be higher than the sale price since full value is rarely realized in estate settlements. Improvements were modest.
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Harry Babb
Dalton
Schwartz Higgins wedding ties Clara neighbors
Gus Schwartz and Miss Violet Higgins of the Clara neighborhood were married on Monday April 12 at Bridgeport by the county judge. The couple plan to reside on a farm near Clara.
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Gus Schwartz
Violet Higgins
Clara
Bridgeport
Frank Williams Shifts From Store Work to Deputy State Game Warden Office
Frank Williams ceases duties at Essig store to devote more time to his role as Deputy State Game Warden. He concentrates on fish and game law enforcement and county duties, reflecting a formal transition in his public service responsibilities.
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Frank Williams
Essig
Dedrick Family Visits Relatives This Week
Edgar Dedrick and his wife and baby visited relatives the Dedricks on Saturday. Mrs Dedrick remained for the week.
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Edgar Dedrick
Dedricks
Mrs. Dedrick
Miles Family Visit To Omaha After Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs W P Miles and little Bill traveled to Omaha Sunday night and spent the early part of the week visiting and shopping.
Bridge Club Meet Yields Tight Victory for Mrs. Barlow
The Bridge club gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lowe present as host. Mrs. Barlow won first, enjoying a lucky and pleasant session with fellow players.
Mrs A A Clark Returns From Cheyenne Visit
Mrs A A Clark has returned from Cheyenne where she spent a delightful month with her daughter Mrs A O Witters and family.
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A. A. Clark
Cheyenne
Mrs
A. O. Witters
Residence swap noted in town houses
HL. A. Stover occupies the M. Ahrens house while Mr. Barker, formerly there, now resides in the C. EB. Couch house in the town's east part.
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HL. A. Stover
M. Ahrens
Mr. Barker
C. EB. Couch
George E Dockendorf and Della Dittner Tie Denver Wedding
George E. Dockendorf and Miss Della Dittner of Denver were married Saturday April 17 by County Judge Chambers. The couple’s nuptials were officiated in a formal ceremony setting in Denver.
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Dockendorf—Dittner
George E. Dockendorf
Della Dittner
Denver
Chambers
Nebraska Couple Married at County Court House
Robert McCammon of Sterling and Elizabeth Dora Zellar of Fleming were wed Tuesday April 20 at the county courthouse, performed by the county judge.
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Robert McCammon
Sterling, Neb
Elizabeth Dora Zellar
Fleming, Neb
Court House
Will Mark Old Highway
The Chamber of Commerce met on Wednesday evening April 21 and continued plans for summer work. A committee was appointed to mark the Deadwood to Denver highway through the county via Broadwater Alliance Peetz Sterling. Markers will be placed on Haskell Hill and the hill to the south. The current marker will be white black white stripes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Deadwood
Denver
Broadwater
Alliance
Peetz
Sterling
Haskell Hill
Mrs Tobin Hosts Lunch for Lady Maccabees Group
Mrs F B Tobin invites members to a fifteen cent lunch at her home on Tuesday April 27. Each member may bring a friend.
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F. B. Tobin
McIntosh Family Plans Omaha Visit for Recreation
Mrs J McIntosh and daughter Mary and Miss Grace McIntosh traveled to Omaha Sunday evening for a three or four day recreation. Mabel and Lewis Breternitz of North Platte visited here Saturday and Sunday with their young cousins May Ray and Edwin Breternitz.
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Mary
Grace McIntosh
Omaha
Mabel
Lewis Breternitz
North Platte
May, Ray and
Edwin Breternitz
Schroeder and Watt Are Married in Armstrong Nebraska
William F. Schroeder of Armstrong Nebraska and Myrtle Watt of Sterling were united in marriage by Judge Chambers on April 21.
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Schroeder
Watt
William F. Schroeder
Armstrong Neb
Myrtle Watt
Sterling
Chambers
Chrichner and Jensure Wed by Judge Chambers in Cheyenne
William Harry Chrichner and Katherine Jensure married Thursday in Cheyenne with Judge Chambers officiating. Both are residents of Cheyenne and announced the wedding plans locally.
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William Harry Chrichner
Katherine Jensure
Judge Chambers
Cheyenne
Rainy Week Brings Quiet Countywide Turnout
A gentle rain touched all parts of the county on Wednesday except Sidney where residents later repented and reformed to join the thriving Thursday night and Friday daisy soaking. The event drew no noise or bluster and all seemed to share in the peaceful outcome.
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Sidney
Wallicks Move Into Rose Street Cottage After Renovation
Ss A Wallick relocates his family into the Ed Ahrens cottage on Rose Street which has just been remodeled and modernized reflecting recent improvements and a new living space for the family.
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Ss. A. Wallick
Ed, Ahrens
Rose Street
Seedling Mile to Be Built on Lincoln Highway at Kearney
Arrangements between the Highway Association and Kearney commercial clubs set a seedling mile project on the Lincoln Highway. The national association will supply cement and culverts and send an engineer to supervise. The mile requires 3,000 barrels of cement or 16 cars, 60 cars of pebbles and 24 cars of sand. West of Kearney.
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Kearney
Highway Association
National Association
Chappell Register
North Platte visitors enjoy night at Pacific house
Miss Mayme McMichael and Miss Lillian Sicks of North Platte visited Tuesday in the ladies touring car. Mrs. Joe Symodynes hosted a dinner at the Pacific house with Mr. and Mrs. Symodynes for guests Charles Mann and Fred King. Wednesday the trio began home with the men accompanying to Julesburg where rain delayed them. The men returned on the early train and plan more outings.
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Mayme McMichael
Lillian Sicks
North Platte
Joe Symodynes
Four Italians Arrested and Fines Issued in Potter Case
Game Warden Williams charged four Italians from Potter last Sunday with fishing violations. Two were discharged for youth, two fined by County Judge Chambers. A Sunol citizen also fined for fishing without a license. John Seyfang named administrator for Johanna Meyer’s estate. George B. Woodward and John Nelson, transients, each fined $10 for plain drinks.
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Potter
Williams
Chambers
Sunol
George B. Woodward
John Nelson
Local Stores Shuffle Uses Harper Room on Front Street
E. W. Rummelhart moved his jewelry shop to the Harper store room on Front Street. Z. F. Thornburg and Harry Selch opened a grocery store in the vacated space.
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E. W. Rummelhart
Front Street
Harper
Z. F. Thornburg
Harry Selch
Mr. Rummelhart
Potter couple sells drug store plans move to Dexter Mo
Mr and Mrs Cr Barta and their two children of Potter visited Wednesday and Thursday with their mother Mrs Banta. They have sold their Potter drug store and will move to Dexter Missouri to enter the same line of business.
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Cr. Barta
Potter
Overland Car Delievered To Charlton Ranch Buyer
E. C. Steekdick escorted to Den Wednesday evening and delivered a new 35 H. P. Overland car to purchaser Mr. A. H. Clemns on the Charlton ranch the latest model with electric lights.
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E. C. Steekdick
Denved
Overland
A. H. Clemns
Charlton Ranch
Aldrup and son conduct county business Friday
H Aldrup and his son visited the county seat Friday to handle routine affairs. Mack Radcliffe traveled from the ranch Thursday to organize the family for another week without him. The Ladies Aid enjoyed a profitable and cheerful afternoon at Mrs Ed Ahrens home. A daughter weighing nine pounds was born to Mr and Mrs R J Kruse of Chimney Rock Morrill County Nebraska on April 22.
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Mack Radcliffe
The
Ladies Aid
Ed Ahrens
R. J. Kruse
Chimney Rock
Morrrill County
Nebraska
Dr Mantor in Sterling on professional business
Dr Mantor visited Sterling on Thursday for professional business. Kenneth Bassett accompanied him in the car.
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Dr. Mantor
Sterling Thurs
Kenneth Bassett
Lecture on Life Building at Methodist Church
Br. Schreckengast delivers a free talk tonight at 7:30 at the Methodist church on the subject Life Building. All are invited to attend.
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Br. Schreckengast
Methodist Church
Mrs Worden and Schroeder Visit Julesburg Friend
Mrs James Worden and Mrs Herman Schroeder visited Julesburg to spend the day with Mrs Frank Fischer who recently returned from a hospital in Iowa.
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James Worden
Herman Schroeder
Julesburg
Frank Fischer
Towa
Mrs Roscoe Zimmer and Mrs J W McDaniels Attend State Macabees Meet
Mrs Roscoe Zimmer and Mrs J W McDaniels traveled to Omaha Sunday evening to attend the State Convention of the Lady MacCabees and returned Wednesday evening.
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Roscoe Zimmer
J. W. McDaniels
Omaha
The
Lady Maccabees
T J O Keefe Appointed Register at Alliance Land Office
T J O Keefe of Alliance appointed register of the government land office at Alliance, succeeding W W Wood. J C Morrow of Scotts Bluff named receiver, succeeding Harvey J Ellis.
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T. J. O'Keefe
Alliance
Government Land Office
W. W. Wood
J. C. Morrow
Scottsbluff
Harvey J. Ellis
Miss Lindberg Delays Return After Appendicitis Recovery
Miss Dorothy Lindberg again takes vacation concluding she should have added two weeks to regain strength after an appendicitis operation before resuming duties with The Telegraph linotype machine.
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Dorothy Lindberg
Panama Theme Guides Woman's Club Meeting Additions
The B. M. S. Club met on a Saturday in April with President Mrs. Martin. The theme Panama sparked Table Talk and two papers by Mrs. Swan and Miss Bordwell. Current events were led by Mrs. J. T. McIntosh. Eva Miles was elected delegate to the state federation convention at Kearney.
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B. M. S. Club
Martin
Panama
Swatzlander
Swan
J. T. McIntosh
Eva Miles
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kearney
Dorcas Social and Supper Raises Funds for Lutherans
Mrs. F. G. Griffith hosted a Dorcas society event with a "package" social and twenty five cent supper on Thursday afternoon. More than sixty guests attended and forty dollars was added to the society funds.
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F. G. Griffith
Dorcas Society
Senator Bushee and wife tour from Lincoln to Kimball
Senator Bushee and his wife were seen traveling in their touring car Saturday en route from Lincoln to their Kimball home. They stopped to visit various cities along the way and found the roads dry and fairly good for so early in the season.
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Senator Bushee
Lincoln
Kimball
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City Power
L. O. Fundingsland
J. J. McIntosh
J. J. Parks
Gus Wellner
JL. Neubauer
Road Fund
Judge Kinkaid
Gundel
Livon & Son
Fred
Andy Ladine
Livant & Son
Livoni & Son
Louis D. Brandeis
Riggs Bank
American Preae Association
Rezaninas
the Duke OF Brabant
Weather Forecast Service
Railroad Notes
Jack
the Roundhouse
Joseph Gould
Thomas Hamilton
Mr. Brewer's
GW N. Couch
Ed. Hughes
U.P
Fendley Thorstenson
Herdon
Glenn Moore
the Osgoods
McCammon—Zellar
Crichner
Jensure
John Seyfang
Johanna Meyer
H. Aldrup
Woman's Club Meeting
Ideal Theatre
Lic Altar Society
Baily
Oberfelder Clothing Company
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