Sugar City Golfers Visit Sidney Course
Sidney hosted a day of golf and social events for 30 Scottsbluff players and 14 ladies. Morning breakfast at Pacific House, club tour, swimming, lunch, and a 1 PM dinner at Mrs. Barger's, with an evening return. Sidney won the match by 59 strokes and 3 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Steen
Selzer
McCreary
Zerb
Jones
Babcock
Haver
Emery
Barber
Graves
Westerveldt
Wright
Owens
Scottsbluff
Steen
Dielaakte Ee
Peeve
Cceseeeeeneereee
Babeeck
Beck
Eldtela
Fonen
Agence
Sidney
Wuhan
Buckner
Mcintosh John
Barger
BT McCleneghan
Sh Alkins
Renee DE Pettibone
Sidney Chamber Lunches Wednesday Meeting Recap
J Earl Thayer presided at the Sidney Chamber luncheon with visitors C C Callahan Oscar Peterson Burlinton Washington and W R Weeden Longmont Colorado. Informal brotherly talks prevailed and a plan for a red card system for transient solicitors was discussed and voted to direct solicitors to the Chamber secretary who submits to a three member committee with names kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Thayer
C. C. Callahan
Oscar Peterson
Burlinton
Washington
W. R. Weeden
Longmont
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Union County Meeting Arranged in Sidney
The Farmers Union County organizes a county wide meeting at the County House in Sidney on a August evening. National lecturer W C Lansdgon will speak with cooperative prominence. the event is open to the public with no admission fee. County Union Board and President Glen Bales requested his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Farmers’ ‘Union
Sidney
Tee
Farmers’ ‘Union Board
Glen Bales
Mrs H G Law Visits Relatives in Julesburg
Mrs H G Law traveled to Julesburg on Friday to visit her husband s relatives before returning home to La Junta Colorado. She had spent a week in a thin city with her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schroeder and returned again Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Law
Julesburge
la Junta
Colorado
Herman Schroeder
Quarterly Conference Revives Sidney Methodist Church Work
The fourth quarterly Methodist conference presided by Dr M E Gilbert reports strong church growth with 230 new members in three years and Sunday school attendance up to about 300. Trustees and stewards elected include F A Hund and Q O Chesebro among others. Bishop Stuntz may visit in November and Rev T Porter Bennett may return for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
M. E. Gilbert
Kearney
Nebraska
Ladies’ Aid
F. A. Ilund
J. Osborn
O. St. Owens
A. A. Rudd
W. E. Spearow
7. B. Copley
T. P. Houge
E A. Schnuelle
Otto Perso
QO. F. Chesebro
Chas. Hornaday
Albin Olson
Carl Ledbetter
Fred Haworth
Emery Planck
J. Earl Thayer
Virgil Marsh
David Ells
F. I. Snell
B. W. Bonham
H. D. Brumage
Co. Tt. Owens
Ella Burke
Charles Hower
Bishop Stuntz
Sidney
T. Porter Bennett
Harvest Home Brings Praise For Custer County Exhibit
M. W. Dimery spoke at Mason City Harvest Festival on behalf of Custer County. He praised the county show highlighting stock, field, fruits and garden products. He urged Cheyenne County to adopt a similar annual exhibition, noting timely news as motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Dimery
Mason City
Custer County
Custer
Scrambled Eggs Incident at U P Yards Wednesday
A mishap at the U P yards Wednesday morning left a goods car carrying eggs and fruit on its side after a swing. Only 20 of 36 egg cases survived the tumble. the fruit suffered minor damage and no total loss reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Nasby Brings Bride In Nebraska Home Wedding
Our Local Nasby journeyed to Schiy ler Nebraska on Tuesday and Wednesday August 2nd at ten o clock occurred a pretty home wedding at the bride's parents home. Mr. Pindell and Miss Editha Sixta took principal roles. They enter to Mendelssohn's wedding march. Rev. Wells united them with ring service. A four course breakfast followed. The couple will reside in Sidney at 602 Central Avenue. Mr Pindell is postmaster and a former math teacher. Mrs Pindell is a former foreign language teacher. They are welcomed by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindell
Schiyler
Nebraska
Editha
Sixta
Edward Ruzicka
Florence Sixta
Lotta Ruzicka
Mendelsohn
Legion
Central Avenue
Telegraph
Circus Tent Collapses Injuring Crowd Under Wind
A large circus tent blew down on Thursday night as winds swept the venue. Patrons escaped severe harm with only cuts and bruises amid scattered items and an early fire quench. Injured include G W Rausch with a stitched eyelid cut and Dyke and wife. others suffered minor injuries. Workers had loosened pegs to strike the tent, possibly causing the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rausch
Phyllis Corbett
Essig
Seata
Fall Festival planned by Cheyenne County group
A county fall festival is proposed under the county fair board with nine farmers named to the exhibits committee and one representative from each local group to join the women's exhibits panel. The event omits carnival gambling and a costly racing program, relying on subscriptions and substantial premiums for grains vegetables and livestock. Community teams will compete for prizes, with careful exhibit preparation urged before harvest. Mrs. Jack Topolski and daughter Jean visited relatives in Loup City last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
County Fair Board
J. M. Nelson -Dye
R.8. Scott
Otto Perse
J. C. Dunn
Dalton
Otto Krueger
Gurley
Toe Johnson
Potter
Peter Nelson
W. C. Rogers
Weyerts
Claude Moorehad
Lodgepole
Potter Howard
Sundl
Glen. Bales
Moore
Jack Topolski
Jean
Loup City
Harvest Festival Best in the West in Cheyenne County
County plans a Harvest Festival in October with county fair boards outlining displays of grain, garden produce, poultry, cattle, horses, and home products. Citizens urged to contribute farm wares and ready stalls, following a letter from County Agent Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Board
Cheyenne County
Scott
Editorial contest sparks debate over Kansas Industrial Court
Anthony George of Sidney Nebraska submits a lengthy critique arguing the Kansas Industrial Court violates the rights to free speech and work. He warns such state power risks class legislation and threatens liberty, justice, and public welfare, urging readers to oppose the court’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Omahe Bee
Anthony George
Kansas
William Allen White
Anz
Harding
Industrial ‘Court
Sidney
Nebraska
Ed Myer
Rte. B
Engine Quits Em The Burlington Train At Sidney
The southbound Burlington train, delayed by a faulty engine, halted at Sidney from three a.m. until noon as workers secured a fresh locomotive from Denver. Passengers poured out to stretch and view the town while the delay extended travel time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Burlington
Denver
Ill Guy Dedrich Taken to Omaha Hospital
Guy Dedrich was critically ill last Saturday and was moved to Omaha for treatment Tuesday. His mother and brother Edgar of Denver accompanied him. Reports from Omaha said he tolerated the trip well. A Thursday wire said he had surgery for kidney abscess and was improving as expected. All in the family hope for the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dedrich
Omaha
Edgar
Denver
Guy
Mt. Vernon officials host Iowa visitors this week
Mayor Rogers and Professor Keedick of Mt. Vernon Iowa were guests along with L O Keedick and his wife. Mr Peterson owns land in the northwest part of the county and shows strong interest in both highland and valley areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Rogers
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Professor Keedick
Peterson
County Board Holds Very Busy Session
County Commissioners met last Tuesday and took up many outstanding claims. The lengthy session set a record for duration in county history. Telegraph plans to publish as many items as possible this week and carry the remainder next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Newly Attracted to Pump Irrigation in Lodgepole Valley
I. O. Reedick returned from Denver on business and observed irrigation sections along the highway. He noted that irrigated tracts appeared 100 percent more lush than dry sections and expressed confidence that Lodgepole Valley could rival any district in the nation with individual irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Reedick
Denver
Miss Emily Gould Injured in Runaway Incident
Miss Emily Gould and Miss Mabel Law were injured when a neck yoke broke and the horses ran a mile into a 15 foot arroyo. Gould suffered a dislocation and torn ligaments in the hip and will be bedridden for some time. The accident occurred near Peetz and the pair were later cared for at Chris Fuehrer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Emily
Gould
Peetz
Milas Mabel Law
Emily
Myrtle Lancaster
Kenneth Bassett
Peets Gazette
Misa
Mabel
Law
Weat Plains
Emily Gould
Sidney
Chris. Fuehrer
Gazette
Baby Illness Clinches Family Struggle Over Food
The six month old child of Mr and Mrs Carl Mueller is critically ill due to long standing malnutrition. The family reports difficulty in finding suitable nourishment for the infant amid ongoing health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mueller
Auto Crash Near Sidney Leaves Two Men Injured
A heavy Chandler car driven by Cc E Barker and WN Thurston from Lincoln to Sidney crashed on the Sidney Gurley road near a hill south of Bridgeport. Barker suffered multiple injuries including three broken ribs. Thurston escaped serious harm but was shocked. Local residents freed the trapped men and they received aid at the Commercial Hotel. Barker plans to mend his car and health. Thurston continues with his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Sidney-Gurley
Cc. E. Barker
W.N. Thurston
Lincoln
Alliance
Sidney
Bridgeport
Sidney Aately
Leo Bartholomew
Donohoe
Barker
Mr. Bartholomew
Roche
Walter Hodgkin
Thurston
Goverment Land
The Tourist Camp Community Note
The tourist camp draws students of human nature with 24 families camping this week. A California car and a Vermont car share the grounds, with nine Nebraska counties represented in one evening. A milk wagon makes its rounds, tire men visit, locals sell garden produce, and camp facilities include water and toilets though limited. Most campers tidy up after striking tents though a few are slovenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Vermont
Nebraska
Sidney Oil stockholders authorize committee to visit Osage holdings
A Sidney Oil Company meeting on Wednesday night in Sidney empowered a committee to visit their Osage country holdings in Wyoming to lease the property. The appointees named were Leo Osborn Walter Hodgkin John McCleneghan and Fred Stephens. The committee departed on Thursday morning to carry out the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Oil Company
Sidney
Osage
Wyoting
Leo Osborn
Walter Hodgkin
John
Dedication Services Planned for Emanuel Lutheran Church
The Emanuel Lutheran Church in Lodgepole will be dedicated Sunday August 6 with three services. Rev G H Michelman of Grand Island will preach in the forenoon in German Rev J Goemmel will lead the afternoon service and Rev W T Kahse of Sidney will preach in the evening The public is invited to all services and the forenoon service will be in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Emmanuel ‘Church of
Lodgepole
G. H. Michelman
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Nebraska
Grand Island
J. Goemmel
W. T. Kahse
Sidney
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Sidney Chamber
Farmers Union County
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Nasby
Harvest Festival
Guy Dedrich Ill
Reyenne
County
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