Winners at Lodgepole Saddle Club Horse Show
The Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club hosted its third annual Horse Show with fifty seven riders and 137 horses. Prizes were provided by the fair board Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce while the club donated its proceeds to fair improvements. Read on for full event results listing riders and placements across fourteen classes, including Stake Race Quarter Mile Race Ladies Musical Rope Race and more with participants from Sidney Fort Morgan Ft. Morgan and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
County Bair
Saddle Club
Fair Board
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wes Berry
Sidney
Joe McMillan
Les Hand, Jr
Howard Mann
Hyde Merritt
Federal
Wyo
Don Baskins
Kimball
Jimmy Heaton
John Yearows
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Dorothy Beste
Mattie Mann
Kay Hossack
Millicent Wait
Glenn Yearows
Lindy Crumbley
Earl Scheubarth
Mary Heeg
Jensen
Don Lafler
Robt
Clark, Jr
Gary Hossack
C. F. Peterson
Potter
Les Pedicard
Denver
Jerry Lyberger
Sterling
Miss McKee
Herb Hughes
Noel Meeks
Ray L. Cruise
Nick Ladegard
A. J. Jorgenson
Rey L. Cruise
Need More Trucks For Fall Harvesting
North Platte valley farmers fear a severe truck shortage as sugar beets potatoes and beans await transportation. L L Hilliard president of the Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce wires six major manufacturers to allocate fall quotas to valley dealers for September and October to save crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Valley
L. L. Hilliard
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Hillard
Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Chevrolet
International
Chrysler
Diamond T
Stires Infant Buried Here On Saturday
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A L Stires born August 16 lived eight hours. Buried Saturday morning in Catholic cemetery with Msgr Anton Link officiating. Craig Home for Funerals directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stires
A. L. Stires
Msgr
Anton Link
Craig Home For
Newly Born Son of Potter Couple Dies
Infant Raymond Earl Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Davis of Potter, died Saturday and was buried Monday in Sidney Cemetery. Rev. Kenneth Johnson of the Methodist church officiated. The Craig Home for Funerals arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Earl Davis
R. L. Davis
Potter
Sidney
Kenneth Johnson
Methodist Church
Craig Home
New shipment of Scotch Tape and dispensers listed
The Telegraph Printing Co offers a new shipment of Scotch Tape and dispensers, plus gift wrap signs. Buy now for Christmas package wrapping. Also asks if file folders are needed and available at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph Printing Co
the Telegraph Printing Co
Schools Continued From Page One
Lists of teachers by subject and grade at multiple schools. Names include Leo Shuman, Mabel Nielsen, Agnes Horton, Bruce Kendall, Georgia Hogue, Lois Ferguson, L. B. Neuman, Raymond Maley, Martha Crellin, Grant Mathews, Verna Robinson, Theo. Tillotson, Eston Meade, Helen Johnson, Edna Scriber, Glee Lewis, Naomi Eastman, Bette Galloway, Hazel McNeil, Frances Willard School principal Mary Runge, Marie Nicholson, Margie Franklin, Mildred Tillotsen, Agnes Koeffe, Rhoda Almquist, Ruth Phillips, Amy Ann Larson, Myra Masters. North Ward School principals Agnes Ladine and Mrs. Kenneth Agnew with teachers Elizabeth Jacobsen and Ysobel Riddill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Shuman
Mabel Nielsen
Agnes Horton
Bruce Kendall
Georgia Hogue
Lois Ferguson
L. B. Neuman
Raymond Maley
Trades and Industries
Martha Crellin
Grant Mathews
Verna Robinson
Theo
Tillotson
Eston Meade
Helen Johnson
Edna Scriber
Kenneth Agnew
Elizabeth Jacobsen
Ysobel Riddill
Nebraska Legislature Sets Ballot Provisions and Amendments
Legislative notes address ballot printing, merit system reenactment challenges, and a November constitutional amendment. Proposals would allow state officeholders to seek other offices mid-term, challenge recent court and appointment limitations, and adjust junior college tuition ceilings. Budgeting for a special session is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Rufus Howard
Jackson B. Chase
Douglas County
Wentz Infant Buried in Sidney Cemetery
Arnold Wentz infant son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wentz of Kimball buried in Sidney cemetery Friday morning. Born August 15 in a local hospital. Survived by parents and two sisters. Gehrig Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Gerald Wentz
Kimball
Sidney
Gehrig Funeral Home
Distinctive letterhead design with interleaved carbon
We present a letterhead concept featuring interleaved carbon for each letter. Fresh carbon ensures every copy is clear, aiding accurate recordkeeping and professional archival while preserving the original branding and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegraph Printing Co
History Of Interest of Interest to Sidney and eR and 54 Years
Mrs. Lucy Jordan left Wednesday for Denver to begin as field representative of Colorado Womans College. A. H. Jones of Hastings visited at Carl Jones's home. Mrs. L. W. Worthington of Kansas City arrives for a month with her son and daughter-in-law. Miss Eunice Wilson of Broadwater is guest of Rita and Ila Singer. Nurses from St. Louis toured the West then stayed with Mrs. Fred George. Edith Ward and Leona Gemeinhardt visited Potter. Otto Hink returned from Denver to visit Hudson, Illinois. Leslie Neubauer covers the store in absence. Mrs. Chas Callahan departs for several weeks in the eastern part of the state. Jos J Reynolds sold his ranch north of town to Chas Osborn and will move to Dawson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jordan
Denver
Colorado Womans College
A. H. Jones
Hastings
Carl Jones
L. W. Worthington
Kansas City
Fred Siedow Sr
Eunice Wilson
Broadwater
Rita
Ila
Hudson
Illinois
Leslie Neubauer
Chas. Callahan
Jos. J. Reynolds
Chas. J. Osborn
Dawson County
Sager Visit Brings Denver Couple Here For Week
Mr and Mrs Jack Sager arrive from Denver on Wednesday to spend a week with relatives the Harts and Barlows. Mrs Sager formerly Miss Rusia Hart recalls her welcome visits. Others journeying include Mrs Clayton Parks to Laramie for work, Miss Clara Klein to California, Mrs Worden and daughter Gertrude to Omaha, M W Osborn from Goodland with wheat land, and Mrs M E Bantam enjoying New York City with letters to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sager
Denver
Harts
Barlows
Sidewalk Epidemic Spreads as North Side Gets New Walks
The north side reports a sidewalk expansion with Gus Wellner John Oldershaw and Fred Johnson receiving new stretches. Visits include Mrs Martha Graham and daughter Martha and Mrs Rosa Morgan of St Louis visiting Adolph Solomonson. Other local movements include Greenlee planning to place the Rest Room house on his lot west of the Methodist church and Grace Hornaday with Pauline Markey visiting Kimball. Barbara Wolf departs for Denver for a vacation. Mrs A D Stewitts of Omaha visits J J McIntosh family. Mr and Mrs D J Scanlon travel to Denver for medical care. Mrs Alex Smith of Elwood Neb sister of Mrs W P Miles visits Miles home with three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wellner
John Oldershaw
Fred Johnson
Martha Graham
Martha
Rosa Morgan
St. Louis
Adolph Solomonson
A. K. Greenlee
Grace Hornaday
Pauline Markey
Kimball
Barbara Wolf
Denver
A. D. Stewitts
Omaha
J. J. McIntosh
D. J. Scanlon
Scanlon
Alex Smith
Elwood
Nebr
W. P. Miles
Miles Home
Local Notes and Personal Toasts from Sidney
B A Jones begins street weed mowing on Rose Street becoming the first to do so. Mrs C A Hageman of Grand Island visited Mrs P D Bihn. Peter Reames of the Cyclone store is seriously ill with slim hope of recovery. R A Miller returns to Sidney after a two month absence, greeted by friends. Sergt H B Morford of the 21st Infantry has been named second lieutenant, a rise noted in Sidney society. Mrs W F Moore thanks the editor for Missouri fruit gifts felt to be greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jones
Rose Street
C. A. Hageman
Grand Island
P. D. Bihn
Peter Reames
Cyclone
R. A. Miller
Sidney
Sergt
H. B. Morford
21St Infantry
Morford
W. F. Moore
Missouri
Artistic dressmaker gains local fame with new brocade gown
Mrs Chowins has built a reputation as an artistic dressmaker. She recently completed a black brocade pannier Princess dress trimmed with old gold satin leaves costing 150 dollars and already has orders for several silk dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chowins
Mary Mathews
Milwaukee
Blanche
Granville van Tassell
Cheyenne
A. S. Brown
Chicago
John Christ
Rhine To Tell Facts Of Jap Internment
A nationwide army drive seeks 2 661 former American prisoners of war to deposit war crimes statements for Tokyo trials. The war crimes branch will contact 34 Nebraskans including veterans and civilians, with VA and AG offices aiding in gathering testimonies.
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Army
Tokyo
Civil Affairs Division
Navy
Veterans Administration
Attorney General's Office
Federal
Deposition Procedures For Interviewing Lodgepole Leader
The document outlines procedures for taking statements of evidence and lists Lloyd Rhine of Lodgepole among those to be interviewed, detailing the steps for collecting testimony and briefing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rhine
Lodgepole
11 000 Migrants In State For Harvest
An estimated 11 000 migrant laborers were used in the 1946 Nebraska small grains harvest according to figures from the farm labor office of the state agricultural college. About 3 030 migrant combines and 1 801 migrant trucks were utilized, L. F. Snipes, labor supervisor, reported.
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Nebraska
Farm Labor Office
The
State Agricultural College
L. F. Snipes
Denver social notes and building plans reported
Forty four years ago Miss Genevieve Chilson, a bright Denver young lady, visited her friend Miss Lucy Jones. Fritz Brauer hauled large loads of lumber to his ranch Tuesday to add four rooms to his residence. M. O. Sager departed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Chilson
Denver
Lucy Jones
Fritz Brauer
M. O. Sager
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Patton
Howard Hawkins
Noel Meekins
Florence Dunlavy
Lowell Davis
Stires
Nebraka
Wentz
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Company
15Th and
Hickory
Bottling Works
M. A. Banta
Telegraph
Montgome
Waro
the Teatimers
City Auditorium
American Legion
FALL
Ito
Beck
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