Enlistment From Sidney Numbers Twenty Two
A large crowd gathered at the depot to see Sidney youths depart for Grand Island to be mustered into U S service. Glenn D. Jackson led, with Jerry L. Carter and others enlisting in Coast Artillery and Cavalry. Navy volunteers are noted but unnamed. A recruiting drive included talks by officials and a Navy expert, drawing strong local support.
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Grand Island
United States Service
Germany
America
Fred Parks
Robert H. Sellers
Herman Ehmke
John R. Morgan
James F. Sellers
Elmer Wright
Albert Green
Allen Chambers
David Ells
Bentley to Build New Playhouse in City Growth Push
Jd A Bentley completes purchase of Mrs E Doran property adjoining his building on the west. The old house will be razed for a modern theatre across the full lot width of 56 feet and depth except a small utility alley. The $25,000 project aims to enhance the city’s appearance and growth.
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J. A. Bentley
Bentley
Stranger’s view of winter wheat prospects by Ward Hildreth
Ward Hildreth of Omaha spent the week in the community assessing winter wheat prospects. He drove over the county and remained optimistic, estimating a three fourths crop and noting initial losses may be smaller than first thought. As a farm loan man, he stresses conservatism for investment safety.
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Ward Hildreth
Omaha
Hildreth
Oil Prospect Near Sidney Sparks Local Development
An oil prospect near Sidney has yielded promising soundings and prompted leasing of land. Geologist W S Patterson, noted for Padroni oil, led researchers to a tract within five miles of Sidney. Machinery and derricks are expected soon, signaling a potential oil boom for the valley.
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Sidney
Padroni
W. S. Patterson
Choise
Leibendorf Called to Colors as Officer
Professor Leibendor of the High School faculty holds the rank of first lieutenant after three years of training with the regulars. He has been called to go next week, but an assignment will be delayed for weeks to allow civilian life to proceed with minimal interruption until May 25.
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Leibendor
Leutenant
Clarence Wright Rising to West Ward School Principal Post
Clarence Wright, Sidney bred alumnus of the local school, advances to principal of the West Ward school in Holdrege. He is retained for the coming year at an advanced salary of ninety dollars monthly, a strong showing for a man recently from school.
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Clarence Wright
West Ward
Holdrege
Free skating lessons at Royal Roller Rink
All are invited to skate at Royal Roller Rink with free skating lessons offered to teach beginners how to glide. Participants of all ages can learn basics and enjoy a welcoming community skating session.
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Royal Roller Rink
Mystery Dynamite Box Found Near North Hill
A fifty pound dynamite box labeled Dupont Powder Herculean No 2 was found two inches below the surface on the north hill near Stromsberg Nebraska. Elmer and Maurice Anderson reported it after discovering a dark earth patch while walking the bluffs. Sheriff Sitton and Marshal Bowman recovered the box and alerted federal authorities. investigation eyes quarry blast history for clues.
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North Hill
Elmer
Maurice Anderson
Stromsberg
Nebraska
North Bluffs
Irvin
Sitton
Marshal Bowman
Anderson Boys
Dupont
George Fast Injured In Pit Accident At Round House
In a foggy night at the round house George Fast, a night hustler, fell into an ash pit after failing to clear it while leaving his stall. His assistant Martin Baker heard groans and summoned help. Three ribs were broken with internal injuries and leg bruising, but he slowly improves under care.
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George Fast
Round House
Mr. Fast
Martin Baker
Mr. Baker
Mrs. Hudson Visits Gothenburg Grandsons and Park family
Mrs. M. E. Hudson of Gothenburg traveled Wednesday from her home to wish her grandsons, the Parks boys, God speed and to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Parks for several days.
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M. E. Hudson
Gothenburg
Parks Boys
God Speed
J. J. Parks
Candies and flowers greet homebound soldiers from local girls
Twenty two girls baked candies on Tuesday and handed out sweets to the boys. Flowers sent for the soldiers arrived too late and were given to the mothers. Teachers watched pupils depart. a recruit kissed both girls and boys as parting ties grew strong. War’s glamour fades when loved ones go home, leaving heartache.
Small House Fire Near Union Pacific Depot
A brief blaze erupted Tuesday afternoon in a small house east of the Union Pacific freight depot. No alarm signal was heard and fire crews may have to patrol the town to locate the source, as the fire appeared to extinguish itself without prompt department response.
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Union Pacific
City Property Bargains Ad by Osborn and Jorgenson
Osborn and Jorgenson advertise a consultus for bargains in city property. The notice invites readers to inquire about discounted parcels and potential investment options offered through the firm.
Manning Straub Wedding in Kimball Draws Local Notice
Arthur J. Manning married Lulu Leverne Straub of Kimball on Monday April 23 by Judge Chambers. Witnesses were Albert Straub and wife Mabel Straub.
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Arthur J. Manning
Lulu Leverne Straub
Kimball
Richards and Redden Tie in Denver nuptials
Thomas B. Richards and Elizabeth Redden of Denver wed in this city on April 21, officiated by County Judge Chambers. Witnesses were Mrs. Isola Wasson and F N Slawson.
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Thomas BE. Richards
Elizabeth Redden
Denver
Chambers
Isola Wasson
F. N. Slawson
Ivens and Bain Granted Marriage License Here
Cyrus Rush Ivens of Omaha and Carne Elizabeth Bain of Champaign Illinois were issued a marriage license here on April 23.
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Ivens
Bain
Cyrus Rush Ivens
Omaha
Carne Elizabeth Bain
Champaign, Ininois
Portrey and Tarman Wed In Local Ceremony
Charles B. Portrey and Winifred G. Tarman were united in marriage on Thursday April 26 by County Judge Chambers with R R Henderson and Mrs C J Portrey as witnesses. The couple, from respected local families, will live on a ranch northeast of town as friends and Telegraph supporters extend their good wishes.
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Charles B. Portrey
Winifred G. Tarman
Chambers
R. R. Henderson
C. J. Portrey
Telegraph
Anderson Heads to Colorado Springs Visit
Co. J. Anderson departed Saturday for a visit in Colorado Springs, traveling for personal engagement and planned activities during the trip.
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Co. J. Anderson
Colorado Springs
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United States Army
Bugle
Wath Corner
W. P. Miles
United States
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District Court Room
Barrett
United States Navy
McIntosh
D. R. Jones Land Office
Uncle Sam
Cyril Wallace
T. P. Jones
Jd. A. Bentley
Eling Man
Oberfelder
MR. Liebendoref
Abraham Lincoln
Livoni & Son Mortgage Loan and Insurance Co
Wm. Farnam
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the Great Secret
Manning—Straub
Portrey—Tarman
Sidney State Bank
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