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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1918

Page

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American Bank and Sidney State Bank Merge in Western Nebraska

The American Bank and Sidney State Bank consolidate under the name American Bank, giving Sidney the largest bank in Western Nebraska with combined resources over a million and a half. Jesse C. McNish leads the merged bank, bringing far-reaching finance roles in Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming. J. J. McIntosh retires after fifty years in Western Nebraska banking, leaving a legacy of expansive Cheyenne County land development and a storied Sidney institution.

American Sidney State J. J. McIntosh American Bank Jesse C. McNish Sidney State Bank Sidney Nebraska Omaha Federal Reserve Bank Colorado Wyoming McNish ‘Cattle Loan Company McNish Land Company C. C. McNish Cheyenne County Mr.McNish J. C. McNish H. McNish J. W. Johnson Corps George EB. Taylor Robert A. Barlow Rare Financial Gibraltar MclIntosh J.C. McNish Mr. McNish

City Market Reopens August 17 Under A G Shepherd

The City Market will reopen Saturday August 17 at the old Hardy Building location east of the court house. A G Shepherd will manage the market, bring cash only terms, and offer thrice daily free delivery. Shepherd is a familiar Sidney merchant and promises fair dealing.

Hardy Building Court House A. G. Shepherd Sidney Shepherd

Telephone Lines Transfer to Government in Nebraska

All Nebraska Telephone Co exchanges including Sidney were placed under Postmaster General control on August 1 by President Wilson. Manager G C Gatze meyer and the local staff are now serving under Uncle Sam with efficient assistance.

Nebraska Telephone Co Sidney Wilson G. C. Gatzemeyer Local Exchange Uncle Sam

Warren Joins Swenson in Sidney Law Firm

Warren of Lincoln partners with J. M. Swenson to form Swenson & Warren with offices in the Stuht Hink building. Warren, a University of Nebraska law graduate, previously practiced in Marshfield Oregon and Lincoln, now plans to handle all local legal matters. His wife and daughter will reside at the Lindberg home and Mrs Warren will start a voice and piano studio.

EL Warren Lincoln J. M. Swenson Swenson & Warren Stuht-Hink Warren Law Department University of Nebraska Swenson Marshfield Oregon Nebraska Sidney Lindberg

Volunteers for Special Training in Government Work

A list from Logan Utah shows local men volunteering for special training at the Agriculture College for government work. They would be subject to call to leave on train No 19 August 14. It is not known whether the entire list will be called. Names include Clyde M. McMillan L C Grant Edw Anderson Leo Bartholomew Henry C Jones Emery W McIrwin.

Agriculture College of Tlogan Utah Clyde M. McMillan L. C. Grant Edw Anderson Leo Bartholomew Henry C Jones Emery W. McIrwin

Threshing Machines Gov Busy Across County

Threshing machines operate widely in the county with fall wheat yields from ten to forty bushels per acre. O W Busaker reported 2,640 bushels from 80 acres of sod wheat, 33 bushels per acre. A machine near Sidney averages about 1,400 bushels daily. Morris Jessen, eleven miles east of Dalton, threshed 7,000 bushels from 260 acres.

O. W. Busaker Sidney Morris Jessen Dalton

May Consolidate Land Offices in Nebraska

Possible consolidation of government land districts may merge Broken Bow and part of Alliance into the North Platte district, likely increasing business at the United States land office in North Platte.

North Platte Tribune

Bank Founder Retires Thanks Patrons and Friends

In ill health retirement The American Bank’s control passes to Mr McNish and associates. The author expresses gratitude for patronage and confidence in maintaining the bank’s good name, noting personal and business ties and soliciting continued support.

Bank

Soldiers dine with Sidney volunteers before Camp Fremont

An entire trainload of draft recruits halted in Sidney for a generous dinner organized by the Red Cross and local committees. The 406 hot meals were served in 45 minutes to South Dakota, eastern Nebraska and western Iowa soldiers en route to Camp Fremont California. Harry Haller of Atlanta, Georgia praised the hospitality and thanked the Red Cross units for the entertainment.

Sidney Red Cross Sammy Girls Boy Scouts Opera House South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Fremont California Harry Haller Atlanta Georgia 138Th Engineers San Francisco Russia Read Cross

Railroads Advertise Work As Labor Shortage Grows

The Burlington Employment Special reached Sidney August 2 drawing several men for Sterling division. Rail officials seek novel incentives to attract workers as shortage bites. Burlington notes bridge work paused by piledriver failure. new steel driver ordered. Wheat shipments rise with 24 cars moving from Lorenzo, Huntsman, Sidney worth about 75000. Local commerce developments include Hornaday building nearing completion and business offices above Andersen Grocery.

Burlington Sidney Sterling Lodgepole Creek Poreman Malburn Burke Guernsey Lorenzo, Huntsman Cheyenne County Cheyenne

Polling Places in Cheyenne County Primary and General 1918

The Cheyenne County voting sites for the 1918 primary and general elections are listed. New precincts include Bunker Hill and Pleasant View. Locations cover schoolhouses, halls, a court basement, a public library, and town halls across Bronson, Banker Hill, Chambers, Colton, Davison, Eagle, Gurley, Lodgepole, Potter, Sidney districts, Trognitz, and Union Valley.

Bunker Hill Pleasant View Bronson Banker Hill Nwy Chambers Colton Sundl Davison Center Eagle Gurley Plasant View Sidney No Court House Sidney Public Library Trognitz Union Valley Dalton

Rough and Ready De Luxe at U S A Theatre Aug 11

William Farnum stars in Rough and Ready a deluxe production at the U S A Theatre on Sunday August 11. A Fox studio moment shows Farnum observing a child who says she knits to bang the Kaiser with.

William Farnum Mr. Farnum Fox Studio Mr. Farnun

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Bank and J.J. McIntosh the American Bank Sidney, Neb Hardy Bldg East Side Court House A. G. Shepherd, Prop The Chas. Hornaday Anderson Grocery Fina W. A. Zwink Stewitts BE. L. Montgomery Optician Virgil Marsh Panama Oberfelder Sidney, Nebraska Very Potter Pot Vath’s Pharmacy L. W. Vath
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