Sidney Golfers Defeat Scottsbluff In Invitational
Sidney golfers and bridge players triumphed over Scottsbluff at the Sidney Country Club. Golf score 51 to 20 with Joe Simodynes posting 78 and many locals posting low rounds. The afternoon featured dancing by Grabill's Merrymakers and Hud Robineau's dancing act. Ladies won a silver cup in bridge with Scottsbluff holding one prior win. next match decides cup fate.
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Sidney
Scottsbluff
Sidney Country Club
Grabill
Hud Robineau
Joe Simodynes
J. Closman
J. Martin
Minedeet
Doran
A. L. Selzer
H. Bauman
Schwaner Mend Moetenue
J. T. McIntosh
J. H. Graves
N. Ladegard
L. Schwaner
Z Bentley
H. Huber
Haworth
F. M. Finley
B. Grabili
L. Smith
Mother
F. Schroeder
Barber
F. A. Barger
J. Emery
E. Grabill
P. C. McCreary
R. P. Kepler
G. Babcock
M. Robineau
C. T. Smith
P. L. Martin
H. C. Bager
G. Doran
M. Selzer
EH Campbell
A. B. Chieamem
E. L. Hyde
B. E. Snyder
Dl. McIntosh
R. Brown
F. Zimmer
M. Spangler
BR. Thomas
D. Harlson
Hi. C. Wilson
Beone
D. C. Hodnett
P. Bent
J. Thompson
B Thayer
BRB
Taylor
Emaenae
F. Hassard
A. McCracken
KL. Bentley
C. P. Rhodes
Aioe
Scottscluff
Taxes in Sidney County Levy Rise and Fall Across Towns
Tax figures from the county clerk show Sidney city taxes close to last year with minor shifts. Dal ton Gurley and Lodge Pole areas vary, noting Dalton at around eighteen dollars and Gurley near two dollars per hundred in the 1925 levy compared to 1924.
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Sidney City
Gurley
Dalton
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Ty Potter
Rural Schools Institute to Be Held Here September 5
Free opening institute for rural school teachers set for September 5 in the district courtroom. County Superintendent Fletcher will lead the program. A full list of county teachers isn’t ready as some have not sent in acceptance blanks. It notes Mrs. Fletcher employs many local teachers and only six out of town quarters will be used in the county. Blendrickson of Garoy at Monday in Sidney.
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Fletcher
Fietcher
Coun
U P Dairy Calf Special Arrives in Sidney Sept 2
The Union Pacific dairy calf train will visit Sidney on September 2 highlighting purebred sires over scrub bulls. The event runs 1 16 PM to 5 15 PM with a Holstein bull exchange and a planned grandstand showing in case of rain. The train includes dairy material on antituberculin efforts and several purebred cows for demonstration.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Union Pacific, Railroad
Extension Department
Nebraska Dairy Development, Society
Twaeball
Womans Benefit Association Elects West National Leader
The Sidney Review No. 45 hosts a special meeting to celebrate Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron being named president of the National Fraternal Congress of America, the first woman to hold the post since 1886. West founded the association 33 years ago and has long served as secretary then president. The group, the world’s largest women managed fraternal benefit society with 268,000 members and a $20,000 reserve, offers nursing visits, health centers, and girls camps. Guest speaker Mrs. Della M. Hall Millard of Omaha addresses the gathering with twelve new initiates.
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Sidney Review No. 45
Womans Benefit Association
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Mich
National Fraternal Congress of America
Miss West
Sidney Review
Della M. Hall- Millard
Omaha
Resignation of City Treasurer Schroeder Accepted
Regular city council meeting last Friday night accepted F G Schroeder resignation and appointed Leslie Neubauer to complete the term. Schroeder, connected with Western Securities Omaha, will devote full time to the work. Neubauer widely known in Sidney, regarded as capable for the position. Residents of lot 1 block 35 original town were notified to build a sidewalk within fifteen days. Meeting mostly routine business. Highest prices paid for cream eggs and poultry Jerke Commission east of Commercial cafe.
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F. G. Schroeder
Leslie Neubauer
Schroeder
Western Securities Company of
Omaha
Neubauer
Sidney
Burtch Banquet Recommends County Cooperation and Marketing
Community leaders at a Sidney meeting urged Cheyenne county residents and businesses to work together to publicize local production. Speakers praised diversified farming, growing poultry shipments, and stronger news publicity to attract attention from state papers and eastern regions. The event closed with calls for smaller farms and continued cooperative effort. Colorado Alberta peaches sold at 3.90 per bushel by Bell Grocery.
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Martin Dimery
Cheyenne
Sidney
Clayton Radcliff
J. J. Osborn
Burtch
Cheyenne County
A. J. Jorgenson
C. K. McDowell
Denver
W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
R. P. Kepler
Kepler
Colorado
Alberta
Bell Grocery
Officials Visit Sidney Over Promising County Harvest
Officials report Cheyenne county expects its largest corn crop in history with 40 to 50 bushels per acre in well maintained fields. Ground is prepared for fall wheat seeding and wheat smut control is praised. Farmers recently bought over 175 pounds of copper carbonate in Peets. County residents, both farmers and business people, are optimistic about a bumper harvest of wheat and other grains.
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Dalton
Cheyenne County
Battery Trade Proposal Promises Liberal Allowance
A notice proposes generous compensation for old batteries, inviting owners to exchange them for new or cash value. It outlines the basic terms and where to contact for details, signaling a promotion or incentive program.
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Rural Schools Institute
T Nnem “Blendrickson
Garioy
U. P
Commercial Cafe
Greenlees
Uuis
Sidney Fruit Store
Court House
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