Sidney Chronicle Highlights From Long Ago
A snapshot of local history recalling a Friday concert transition and varied 78 years past notes. It mentions Cheyenne Indians, wild horses near Sidney, parish changes with Fr. John J. Jennette and Fr. Lee, and a hail storm injuring crops in Keith counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bank
Indian Territory
Sidney
Livingston & Ferguson
John. J. Jennette
St. Louis
John T.lee
North Platte
Jennette
Fr. Lee
Lee
Cheyenne
Keith
W. E. Stutzman
Blue Creek
Ogalala
Inhuman Female and the Curious Husband Mindset
A provocative early 20th century riff questions why wives upset husbands, mocks Kinsey era curiosity, and imagines a survey of household roles. It labels women as disruptive and tiresome while lauding traditional male authority, ending with a hyperbolic suggestion that women drop dead.
County Fair Opens After Months of Quiet Prep
Volunteers have spent months organizing the annual county fair. The event promises wholesome entertainment and a chance for the public to enjoy games, exhibits, and socializing as gates swing open Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimleyeane
Saturda
Cheyenne
Highway 30 Traffic Complaint and Call for Cooperation
A letter argues that traffic conditions on Highway 30 through Sandy are intolerable and urges the city, residents, and engineers to unite. The writer calls for concrete feedback and collaboration with state and city officials to influence highway management and ensure safe, efficient travel. The piece stresses protecting local business and maintaining the corridor as a vital economic link.
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Jose
Uifil
Reed Abe
Tip Ata Fale
Tederia
An. Fair Feig HS
Tion
Bey
Ta Ethess
I Riess
Jg Mer
Snes Yi
Ees
Ourepiniog
Igi
Engineers
Memorial tribute to a public servant Jake Mahr
The obituary honors Jake Mahr for decades of service as mechanical superintendent with Union Pacific Rail Road. It highlights his public roles in the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and county Republican Committee, praising his dedication and friendship, and noting the lasting impact of his community leadership.
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Jake Mahr
Dgilain
Union Pacific Raiload
Ares
Abassador
Rai Oad
Colfame
Ilis
Chamber of Conmerce
Rotary
MG Hany
Howevever
Sidny
Sidney Wagheee Leads Essential War Salvage Work
Mr. Sidney Wagheee is praised for his essential wartime salvage role. The note commends his leadership, diligence, and readiness to pitch in during World War II efforts. Communities rely on men of his calibre. best wishes are extended for success and happiness in future endeavors.
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Wythe
Sianey
The
Union
Pacific
Omaha
Platte
Presuma
Bly
Pest
Sheldon
Neiman
Telegraph Office
Nelson
Scotts
Bluflity
W. F
Osgood
Sidney
Higgins
Ington
Kansas City
L. R. Seemann
Potter
Pleasant View
George DeWilde
Glen Gray
Illinois
Nema Cruzan
Helen’ Madsen
North Loup
Nebr
North Side
Waghie
Wemgits
Whole pig economy would not save money for buyers
The text argues that buying and cutting a whole pig is not economical for consumers. It notes a 340 pound pig would yield about 90 pounds for consumer cuts, with many low demand parts. By products and revenue to the meat industry keep wholesale meat prices low, making a whole pig purchase economically unattractive.
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Isa
Patna
ferAnd
Packer
Soil, Faith, and the Moral Call to Stewardship
A speaker extols soil and natural resources as divine gifts enabling families and communities to thrive. He links agricultural care with religious duty, arguing that proper stewardship of land, schools, and local resources underpins children’s future and Christianity’s mission.
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Ihany
Citig&si
Onpdass
Tle
Uesa Nelre
Luehister
Texas
Grass Roots Opinion From The City Paper
Fragmentary opinion piece accuses federal bureaus and government expansion of waste. Writer calls for cutting agencies and ending programs to curb spending and reduce government intrusion.
FIQUOR and future cigarettes spark urban chatter
Charleroi chamber touts extra large stalls in new municipal parking lot aimed at women. The piece blends social commentary on smoking culture, iffy safety and evolving urban design with a tongue in cheek tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi, Pa
Chamber of Commerce
Crossroads of North Newfoundland Air Run
Crossroads of North Newfoundland is a familiar air route hub for thousands of travelers including servicemen ferried from the U S and Canada to Europe during the war. It serves as a key crossroads on the North Atlantic air run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
U.S
Canada
Europe
Tarnished silverware brightened with salt and foil
Cleaning tips describe using aluminum foil and salt in water to restore shine to silverware, with each piece touching foil and rinsing afterward. Also suggests varying mayonnaise with additions like cucumber and blue cheese for seasonal salads.
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Bridgeport
Sam
Denver
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Sammie
Lodgepole Valley
Idaho
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Colton
Balmers Waida Co-op Association
M. M. Kline
Emory Planck
Fritz Brauer
P. W. Barker
Sidney State
Forndingsland Investment Company
Moon Auto
Kimball
A. Sherrerd
Ar Sherrerd
D. R. Campbell
Rochester
Minn
Cheyenne County
Scott
Burington
Dunis R. P
Jarvis Zerdiat Ah Krum
Dwata
Pte
Herbert Hoover
David A. Barnhart
A. W. Atkins
Peetz
Colo
Colorado Public Service Co
J. B. Byers Co
Fairgrounds
Henry Pavlat
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sunol
Emil Englert
Garden County
USA
Hoot Gibson
Frame
Marion Davies
Marie Dressler
Lawrence Gray
Victor Hugo
CAA
Sididy
Emily Gould
St Patrick's Church
At the Fox
Esther Williams
Peter “Lawford
Win. Powell
Edward
Pehce
Dr. Kinsey
Ogook
Sidney Telegraph
Nebrasl
the County Fair
Inte
Iiterns Highway Patrol
Califérnia
Grass Roots
Citer
Pfc
Harold Smith
Korea
Smith
Ben Smith
Delano
Edwin
David
Warren
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