Sidney High School Consistent Winner Throughout Year
Sidney High School has an outstanding year with multiple wins across events. The Western Nebraska district music contest and Lincoln agricultural judging contest highlight a season of success. The school tied for the Western Nebraska football title, posted strong basketball results, swept subdistrict declamatory prizes, claimed the debate and stock judging championships, and ranked fifth in the commercial contest. Results from Bridgeport and other ongoing interscholastic events are awaited.
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Western Nebraska
Lincoln
Sidney
Sidney High
Gering
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Isi
Henry Stewart Dies at Home of Son Near Peetz
Henry Stewart a retired farmer died Tuesday April 24 at his son Carl Stewart’s home near Peetz. Born June 3 183 near Belfast Ireland he came to the United States at 18 and became a naturalized citizen. He lived in Harrison County Iowa then moved to the farm southwest of Lorenzo. Survived by nine children John Stewart Ag er Cole Ella Peterson James Stewart William Stewart Carl Henry Stewart Leonard Everett Stewart and 34 grandchildren. Services were held at the home yesterday morning at ten, body taken to Logan Iowa for burial.
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Henry Stewart
Carl Stewart
West Mae Peets
Mr Stewart
Belfast
Ireland
United States
America
Hémaide
Harrison County
Iowa
Stewart
M iCole
Lorenzo
Mr. Stewart
John Stewart
Ager Cole
Ella Peterson
Logan
Si James Stewart
Sidney
Wiliam
Wiliam, Stewarts Itt
Colo
Carl Henry Stewart
Wal- Yer
Byran B Stewart
Peetz
Leonard Everett Stewart
Sidney Golf Tournament Ends Sunday Banquet Thursday
Players lagging behind must finish scoring by Sunday night as the final deadline for the Sidney golf tournament. The losers will pay for a banquet served next Thursday night, a event the competitors await. Next Tuesday The Telegraph will publish the final tally, with Fred Haworth's team favored to receive the free meal tickets.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Fred Haworth
Atmar Stores to Expand Business in Basement Space
The Atmar store in Sidney will lease the basement room vacated by Brauer Variety to expand stock and improve displays. Manager R. M. Martin says the move allows for new lines such as luggage and enamel ware and will relieve crowded upstairs shelving while boosting overall sales.
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Atmar
Brauer
R. M. Martin
Sidney
The
Telegraph
Martin
Nebraska 4-H cattle judging team to be sent to Wye England
America's champion four-H cattle judging team from Albion may travel to Wye Kent England this summer for the international dairy judging contest if funds can be raised. It will cost about 2000 dollars and Nebraska leads fundraising with outside promises from national organizations. A committee led by Ely J. Daft AL W Lamb and T A Leadley will organize contributions and Leadley acts as treasurer. Jesse Buyeu Joe King and Russell Hughes of Albion comprise the winning team works toward the trip. continued on Page 13.
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Wye
England
Albion
International
Kent
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ely J. Daft
Darrymans
AL W. Lamb
State Board of Agriculture
T. A. Leadley
The
Nebraska Farmer
Leadley
Jesse
Buyeu
Joe
King
Russell Hughes
Tesim
Memphis
Tenn
Regular Monthly Meeting Of Sidney Post Of The American Legion
The Sidney American Legion post held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Highlights included forming a Legion scout committee, discussions on membership activity, and a report on the Alliance visit where National Commander Spafford spoke. Adjutant Dilley noted the Legion’s juvenile baseball contest sponsorship reported in the Sidney Telegraph.
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Sidney Post
The
American Legion
Gidney
ET ‘Legion Scout Committee
Golden Rate
Alliance
Spafford
Sidney to Host Junior Baseball League Under Legion Plan
Plans are under way in Sidney for juvenile baseball promoted by the American Legion. The program aims to select Ty ton to represent the district in a junior world series staged in major league parks mid to late summer. Local groups may sponsor first and second teams with travel and event costs covered by the leagues. players who reach state champions will ride trains with big league teams and play on major grounds. Fans are urged to buy season tickets early as excitement builds for a city championship contest.
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Sidney
Ty ‘Ton
American Legion
Telegraph
Legion
Semmi
Organiwants
Aviator Floyd Bennett Dies in Quebec Hospital
Floyd Bennett, famed North Pole explorer who flew with Admiral Byrd, died at 10 50 am in Quebec after pneumonia, while his wife lay ill at the same hospital. Col Lindbergh and Byrd were at his bedside as Bennett had rushed to aid Greenly Island flyers. he had joined Balchen on a relief expedition before his illness worsened.
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Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Quebec
Richard E
Byrd
Qebec
Nett
Bennett
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
North” ‘Pole
Jeffery Hale ‘Hospital
Ste. Agnes
Greenly Island
Bernt Balchen
Benmett
Balchen
Apmett
Aenett
Navy
Texas Company Building Oil Station Under Construction
Thursday morning George Plein began the construction of a new building at the corner of Tenth avenue and Hickory street. The Texas oil station will cover a 48 by 48 foot plot and will be equipped with the latest station gear, to become one of the most complete in the city. George R. Sherrod named as manager.
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George Plein
Tenth Avenue
Hickory Street
Texas’ Oil
Texas Oil Station
George R. Sherrod
Ingram's Sweet Shop Plans Further Improvements
L. J. Diabel, manager, announces a new Grauman fountain to be installed during May. The upgrade follows prior improvements and aims to greatly enhance service at the candy store. Expected in place by May 15, the fountain will expand offerings and efficiency.
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L. J. Diabel
Ingram Sweet Shop
Cooking Demonstration at Doren Furniture Store
The Doren Furniture company announces a cooking demonstration at its store next Saturday to advertise an oil stove. Refreshments, likely biscuits and a drink, will be cooked and served to visitors during the event.
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The
Doren Furniture Company
Application for spud certification due by May 10
County Agent Willey announces that applications for potato certification must be in by May 10. Rules, membership forms, and certification blanks are available at his office. Seed that is not certified should not be used, and if a bushel sample is required it must be sent to the Potato Growers' Association at Alliance. arrangements have been made to have these samples left at the county where they
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Willey
Potato Growers‘Association
Allance
Mothers Club Studied Animals At April Meeting
The Mothers club met on April 19 for an intensive study of animals and their influence on human lives. Mrs Hodgkin led a paper on trained animals and circus animals sparked lively talk about whether animals reason. Music accompanied the session by Misses Helen Dorsin and Virginia Barlow.
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Mothers Club
District Women’s Clubs Meet at Kimball
Delegates from the sixth district women’s clubs gathered in Kimball for a three day session. Sidney delegates include Mesdames Leroy Larson Elmer Kahl J E Paquette G H Thompson Claude Golding M E Pettibone and W K Hodgkin as reports from the convention reach Sidney.
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Womans ‘Clubs
Kimball
Sidney
Mesdames Leroy Larson
Elmer Kahl
J. E. Paquette
G. H. Thompson
Claude Golding
M. E. Pettibone
W. K. Hodgkin
John Vandeburg to be buried in Sidney cemetery
John Vandeburg died in Chicago last Saturday. A former Sidney resident, he wished to be brought home for burial beside his wife and daughter in Greenwood cemetery. No local funeral service. Howard funeral chapel handles arrangements. body accompanied to Sidney by his brother Norman Vandeburg and son A. F. Vandeburg.
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John “Vandeburg
Chicago
Sidney
Greenwood Cemetery
Howard ‘Funeral Chapel
Chicago By the ‘Late "Mr
Vandeburg
Norman and
A. F. Vandeturg
St Patrick's Church Bazaar Set For May 3
St Patrick's Church will hold its annual May bazaar on May 3 in the auditorium of St Patrick's Academy. The Altar Society led by Mrs Nicholas Treinen directs the event with various committees. Attendees can enjoy the fish pond and dancing on the good floor, with opportunities for fundraising and fellowship.
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St.Patrick’s Academy
Altar Society
Nicholas Treinen
Democrats of Cheyenne County caucus select delegates
In a Cheyenne County caucus the party chose delegates to the state convention in Omaha on May 3. Named were Charles P. Chambers William Geding Joseph Oberfelder C B Radcliffe Adam Schimka Ray Buchanan Henry Pavial Fred Lehmkuhl with alternates Phyllis Corbett Maggie Bartholomew Evelyn Doran Busie Simpson Blanche.
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Democrats
Cheyenne County
Omaha
Charles P. Chambers
William Geding
Joseph Oberfelder
Radcliffe
Adam Schimka
Ray Buchanan
Henry Paviat
Fred Lehmkuhl
Phyllis Corbett
Maggie Bartholomew
Evelyn Doran
Busie Simpson
Blanche
Citizens Military Training Camps Open Across Nation
Young men aged 17 to 24 are advised about summer training camps during August. Camps at Fort Snelling Minnesota Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Leavenworth Kansas Fort Crook Nebraska and Fort Lincoln North Dakota run August 1 to 30. Jefferson Barracks Missouri runs July 9 to August 7. For details contact the Chief of Staff 89th Division Army building Omaha.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Moines
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Ft. Crook
Nebr
Ft. Lincoln
N. D
Jefferson Barracks
89Th Division
Army Building
Omaha
Dimery Heads the G. O. P. Committee
The Republican county convention in Cheyenne County elected Martin Dimery as county committee chairman for the coming year with Ray Babcock and Leslie Neubauer as officers. Delegates named for the state convention at Lincoln include Dr. G. Barbaugh, Dr. A. Ames, Senator C. W. Johnson, J. M. Nelson, J. C. Kreader, J. H. Foster, Leon Fine, Ray Babcock, and Golden Krats, among others. The officers will appoint precinct committeemen and women to form the county executive.
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Foster
Lincoln
Martin Dimery
Ray Babcock
Potter
Leslie Neubauer
Lofficera
Cheyenne
G. x. Barbaugh
Dalton
A. J. Ames
C. W. Johnson
J. M. Nelson
Sidney
C. Kreader
Davison
J. H. Foster
Union Valley
Leon Fine
Golden Krats
Frank Lockhart Dies In Daytona Speed Record Crash
American racing star Frank Lockhart perished at Daytona Beach after losing control of his Stutz Blackhawk special during a test run to break the straightaway mile speed record. He was thrown clear as the car overturned and wrecked on the beach. he died at 8:38 a.m. Mrs Lockhart watched from the stands as the accident occurred and sprinted to her husband’s side.
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Frank Lockhart
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ray
Reech
Lockhart
Sidney Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce met Monday at the Commercial hotel with 21 attendees for dinner and discussion. A sign at Broadwater road and Highway 19 was approved, a plan to attract a Pecking House or cold storage plant was discussed, and Arthur J. Weaver of Falls City was invited for the May meeting to discuss Missouri River navigation and related topics.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Hotel
Broadwater Road
Sidney
Swift& Company
Arthur J. Weaver
Falls City
Weaver
Missouri River
Chamber of Commerce
Nichols & Shepard Combine School Held Here Thursday
Sidney Tractor & Machinery company with Nichols & Shepard Threshing Machine factory men hosted a combine school for dealers and farmers. About 250 men attended by noon, showing strong local interest and approval of the program.
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Nichols & Shepard Combine
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company
Nichols & Shepard Threshing Machine Company
Sidney
Wheat Growers Draft Plans for Cooperative Marketing
Representatives of wheat pools from Nebraska Minnesota Colorado Texas Oklahoma North and South Dakota met in Lincoln on Monday to draft plans for a united effort against the anti cooperative movement launched by the Federated Agricultural Trades of America. The meeting aimed to outline programs opposing development of farmers cooperative marketing organizations and included attendees from multiple states.
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Lincoln
Federated Agricultural Trades of America
Chicago
Nebraska
Min
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Nesota Rancas
North
South Dakota
Lincoln woman killed in auto crash near Greenwood
N R Wilhelmy of Lincoln a former Sidney resident, was driving north on the D L D highway east of Greenwood when his car collided with Leonard W Kline of Lincoln. Mrs Wilhelmy was instantly killed, her body placed in Morey's chapel Lincoln. Wilhelmy narrowly avoided a head on and their car was destroyed. No inquest was desired by Mr Wilhelmy and funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Nick Wilhelmy
Forormer
Sidney Man
Lincoln
N. R. Wilhelmy
Sidney
Lincnim
Leonard W. Kline
D. L.D
Greenwood
Omaha
Wilhelmy
A. B.I
Kline
Wilhelmys
Adams
Morey
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