Dixon Downs Brown In Ten Round Boxing Show
Dixon dominates a ten round bout with scientific footwork and a strong right hand, while Brown fights to the end bleeding from the mouth. The card features Finnerty defeating Cortez, Duran stopping Trapp, and Loebe beating McKelvey. Amateur bouts earn gloves and steak dinners as rewards. crowd sizes hover and refereeing earns praise.
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Dixon
Brown
Kansas City
Eddie Anderson
Ben Finnerty
Omaha
Angelo Cortez
Scottsbluff
Herb Richards
Richards
Finnerty
Bluffs
Joe Duran
George Trapp
Duran
Trapp
Bob Loebe
Dude McKelvey
Sterling
Loebe
Ecord
Campbell’s Cafe
Odd Fellows In Big Meeting Wednesday
Grand Master O'Hannon spoke on the 117th anniversary of Odd Fellows lodges to be observed April 26. Refreshments were served by the Rebekahs.
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O’hannon
Odd Fellows Lodges
Trees Planted Across Panhandle Sets Nebraska Record
Nearly 170000 trees were planted in Nebraska Panhandle counties marking a first in the state. Counties and tree counts include Box Butte 13100, Scotts Bluff 61500, Cheyenne 9900, Dawes 3005, Deuel 11600, Garden 13000, Kimball 8900, Merril 16400, Sherman 16600, Sioux 8500, Benner 4600. Telegraph wantads report results.
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Rage
Nurseymen's Association
Rural School Boards
Nebraska
Panhandle
Benner
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Ask Federal Number For Black Hills Route
Federal mileage allotments are exhausted in both states and seem unavailable for some time. The article notes new officers elected by the association including M. E. Litch, president. Jess Miller, vice president. M. W. Osborn, treasurer. Tony Black, secretary, with directors to be chosen from each town along the Rapid City to Denver highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Association
M. E. Litch
Sterling
Jess Miller
Alliance
M. W. Osborn
Sidney
Tony Black
Rapid City
Denver
L. T. Poole
Mine Accident Leaves Two Dead and One Missing
At the 1900 foot level Francis Fisher and Harwell were injured when a shaft cage incident pulled them to safety. Fisher later died, and a torso was recovered at the 1900 foot level as rescuers, led by Dr A C Denman, prepared to pump the 50 foot sump to locate the remaining bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Burns
Fisher
Harwell
A. C. Denman
Teller County
Menman
Rental Bids Sought As Road Work Nears Start
Notice asks for rental bids related to oiling work near King street south to Burlington right of way. It lists intersections Ninth and Illinois, King street blocks from 9th to 11th, Jackson from 9th to 12th, and 11th avenue segments from Illinois to Jackson.
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pare _ King street
Burlington
Ninth
Illinois Street
King
King Street
9Th
11Th Avenues
Jackson Street
11Th Avenue
Illinois
Jackson
Ance
Western Nebraska road meeting backs cure surfacing plan
Delegates heard that an all weather farm to market road would boost tourism and make Denver a principal buying and selling market for western Nebraska. Speakers included mayors and commissioners from Rapid City Sidney Sterling and Alliance, with resolutions praising highway work, retiring officers, and chamber hospitality. A board of directors was named including C V Thompson Peetz Z, Chet Baum Alliance, E M Bigelow Bridgeport, L T Poole Sidney, with more to be chosen later.
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Mr. Poole
L. M. Bigelow
Bridgeport
Denver
Nebraska
Tom Daugherty
Rapid City
R. E. Roche
Sidney
Reicke
Sterling
J. W. Billeter
Peetzz
Chet Baum
Alliance
E. M. Bigelow
L. T. Poole
New 38 Block Street District Proposed
A proposed 38 block street district would cover Maple street from 9th to 19th avenues Lindén street from 10th to 19th avenues Jackson street from 12th to 15th avenues King street from 11th to 15th avenues 11th avenue from Maple to King streets 12th avenue from Maple to Jackson streets 13th avenue from Maple to Hickory streets and 14th avenue from Linden to Illinois streets The city engineer was told to draft forms estimates and related figures and property owners in the district are urged to circulate petitions to residents.
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Maple Street
9Th
19Th Avenues
Lindén Street
10Th
Jackson Street
12Th
15Th Avenues
King Street
11Th
11Th Avenue
Maple
King Streets
12Th Avenue
Jackson Streets
13Th Avenue
Hickory Streets
14Th Avenue
Linden
Illinois Streets
Sidney Beauty Shops Brighten Up for Spring Cleaning
The Beauty shops of Sidney are in style with the snoring season as they have undergone spring house cleaning and redecorating. Helen's Beauty shop, the Ella Beck shop, the Modern shop operated by Mrs. Dorothy Keefer, and the Ori ental shop operated by Mrs. Hazel Jacobe were brightened and polished last week. The Ideal Beauty shop was redecorated the week before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Helen
Ella Beck
Dorothy Keefer
Hazel Jacobe
Potter era notes and community updates in Potter
Potter area items cover visits and travel for residents, hospital stays, and local events. Highlights include Mrs Ernest Ogard’s visit with Hazel Jacobson in Bridgeport, Wyo. and a district Methodist conference in Arcadia. Quarantine updates note scarlet fever cases, while golden wedding anniversaries, school representations at Sidney track meet, and social gatherings at the Methodist church appear among town life items.
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Ernest Ogard
Bridgeport
Hazel Jacobson
Emil Nelson
Edgar Anderson
Slocumb
Laramie
Wyo
C. C. Kacer
Barbara
Kansas
Guy Hite
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Hite
Grand Island
Tanner
Arcadia
Methodist Church
Henry Moench
L. V. Slocumb
Kimball
Clarence Johnson
D. F. Enevoldsen
Vivian Nelson
William Higgins
C.W. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Joe
Potter
C. P. Dybdahl
Greeley
Colo
Clarence
Leonard
Victor
Kirk
Fred
Denver
Lula
Opal Wyne
Los Angeles
Calif
George Hicks
Fotter
Sidney
Lavinnis Sparks
Alice Lyngholm
Earrnette MacAdam
Ileen Connelly
Iron Spring to Riches in Watch Hairsprings
The hairsprings in watches are produced by drawing steel through a diamond die. A pound of steel worth a few dollars can generate about sixty thousand dollars in hairsprings value.
First Admission to Ball Game 1859 Brooklyn vs New York
A historic note states the first baseball game charge occurred on July 20 1859 between Brooklyn and New York with fifteen hundred attendees paying a 50 cent admission fee to witness the game.
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Brooklyn
New York
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Odd Fellows In Big Meeting
Telegraph
Black Hills
Francis Fisher
Marshall Field & Company
Wear-A
DRY Goods Department
Greenlees
Western Courage
Ken Maynard
Fox
Freddie Bartholomew
Seas Barrymore
United Artists
YALE
Eastman Kodaks
KODAK
Yardley
Temptation
Panama
Sane Soap
Cascade Statio
Nery
Silex
Lord Baltimore Stationery
Ann Southern
Lloyd Nolan
Sassafras
Fuchs
Wrisley
Whitman’s
Gales & Whitman
Whitman
Pound
Fairhill
Whitman’s Fruit & Nuts
Gales
Lovery
Franklin Blackley
Lees
Kolynos
Klix
Madra
General Electric
Union Pacific Bus Depot
Sidney Drug Company
Aye Hs
Tein
Pittsburgh
Sidney Paint & Glass CO
Geo. W. Moore
Prop
Ray Arnell
Billy Neal
Dalton
Mark Howard
Fere’ Weikhorst
Peoria
Weikhorst
Scribner
Benish Nal
Frank Smith
Clifford Witt
Lee Shoemeaker
Claudia Jean
Adolph Giesert
Ted Mathewson
Don Davis
B. F.thornburg
Davis
Dewey Lovell
Bertha Hicks
Minatare
Hugh Harrison
C. Harrison
Jess Fowler
Herbert
Leona Stimke
Hugo, Colo
Victor Coulson
Flora Courtright
Fern Ferguson
Thomas Iverson
Joe Johnson
Palmer Thurston
Iverson
Clyde Knight
Bank
Mr. Knight
Ower
Don Wills
Cairo
B. J. Paviat
John Pavlat
H. E. Sorter of
Chappell
Star Meat
HAM Hocks
Frank Schwasnick
Penn
Alemite Guns & Fittings
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