For Sale Good Going Auto Business in Arnold Nebraska
For sale a complete auto service operation including repair shop battery shop auto paint shop and a well equipped small machine shop. Located in a two story brick and concrete building 60 by 112 feet with upper and lower floors capable of storing about fifty autos. Rent is reasonable. Seller will invoice and sell at 75 cents on the dollar and provide evidence of a profitable venture. A Fred Ervin Arnold Nebr.
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Fred Ervin
Arnold
Nebr
Local and Personal News Mentions
Andy Brott of Potter was a Sidney visitor Wednesday. Frank Wait is visiting eastern Nebraska cities this week. Mrs Wessner left for Denver Wednesday for a visit with her sister. Miss Mildred Moore returned Monday from a vacation in Cheyenne. Miss Anna Snyder left Tuesday for Lincoln to enter Lincoln Business College. Mrs Reagy of Turnbull visited this week at the home of her brother Joseph Shupe. Reynold Perry and family of Marquette visited Sidney this week with his brother W J Perry. E J Leonard and wife and little son left Tuesday for a few days vacation in the mountains. Miss Mildred Hedlund of Aurora visited this week with Miss Mabel Perry on her aunt in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Snyder
Lincoln
Lincoln Business College
Mrs. Reagy
Turnbull
Joseph, Shupe
Reynold Perry
Marquette
Sidney
W. J. Perry
E. J. Leonard
Mildred Hedlund
Aurora
Mabel Perry
Dalton
Local residents and travelers noted in Sidney notices
Mrs C R Golding and her son return Monday from Exeter where they visited her mother. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong spends a week in Denver and Colorado spots. J S S McGurk of State Bank of Omaha vis its Roy Thomas home. Mrs Catherine Phelps returns from six weeks at Winona Lake Ind. Three bad checks for 18 45 passed at Sidney businesses. Liberty Bank to open in former First National building next Tuesday. Mrs George Egging operated on for gall stones at Alliance hospital. Mr and Mrs J L McIntosh and sons McKinley and James drive to mountains. Mr and Mrs C W West leave for Omaha for a week. Bernice Clarkson accompanies. Fire department called to Burlington right of way near viaduct. Graveling work on Gurley to Sidney seven miles. Bridgeport contractor hired.
Sidney area notes attend funeral and family visits
Mr and Mrs F Mann and Kenneth Agnew traveled to North Platte Monday for James McMichaels funeral, who was Mrs Charles Manns father. Mrs Anna Kalus, cousin of Al Benish, visits at the Benish home. Mrs Tom Mills remains in critical condition at Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester Minn. Wm Kragel and family of Mapleton Iowa visit Sidney Draw relatives. A Sidney Juvenile band feature ran in Lincoln State Journal, with Billy Johnson credited for ads. Edward Shoemaker of Omaha visits home folks, plans return from Freeport Ill. Max Anderson, head injury from horse, survived skull fracture after hospital stay in Cheyenne. Mrs E L Uptegrove leaves for Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester Minn after sudden illness. husband rode 65 miles on horseback from Lander Wyoming to be with her. Rochester reports indicate slight improvement.
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F. Mann
Kenneth Agnew
North Platte
James McMichael
Mr. McMichael
Charles Mann
Tom Mills
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
E. L. Uptegrove
Wyoming
Lander
Visiting West Family Stays With Simmons Cook
Mr and Mrs Jennings West and family of Herman arrived last Thursday for a few days at the home of Mrs Wests sister Mrs Simmons Cook. Mrs Cook will accompany them for a two week visit. Despite wheat prices dipping to about 90 cents a bushel, grain buyers report much of the crop continues to move to market.
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Jennings West
Herman
Mrs. West
Simmons Cook
Night Marshal Watches For Eloping Alliance Couple
Night Marshal George Puckett received a call early Tuesday to watch for a young Alliance couple eloping. The man was 22 and the girl 14. Puckett searched rooming houses and hotels but did not locate the runaways. Mr and Mrs M O Baker returned home after visiting their son at the Citizens Military Training camp in Des Moines. Stanley and Roy Chambers, both at the camp, will go from Des Moines to Lincoln to enter the state university as fresh entrants.
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George Puckett
Alliance
Allance
Officer Puckett
M. O. Baker
Stanley
Citizens Military Training Camp
Des Moines
Town
Roy Chambers
Lincoln
The
State University
Nebraska Wheat Center Cheyenne County Tops Grain Trade
A local grain buyer reports fifteen grain solicitors in Sidney last week along with over six local buyers. Solicitors arrived from Kansas City Minneapolis Chicago Omaha St Louis and Seattle. Cheyenne County will harvest 2 000 000 bushels of wheat this year and is Nebraska's biggest wheat producer.
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Sidney
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Seattle
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wedding of Myrtle Fishman to Harold Cohen in Denver
The Leon and Sam Fine families attended the Sunday noon wedding in Denver on August 24 for Myrtle Fishman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fishman, formerly of Sidney, and Harold Cohen of New York City. The Fines left Sidney late Saturday night. Sam returned Monday and the others came back Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Cohen will reside in New York. Mrs. S Leonard Fine, sister-in-law of Leon and Sam, of Denver, returned with Leon.
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Leon
Sam Fine
Denver
Myrtle Fishman
Simon Fishman
Sidney
Harold Cohen
New York City
Sam
Cohen
New York
S. Leonard Fine
Central Avenue steam pipe project blocks city business
Anhalt begins laying a new steam line between First and Second streets on Central Avenue this week. The old five inch pipe is removed and a six inch pipe installed, stopping most city businesses and requiring street disruption across the center for several days.
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Anhalt
Second Streets
Central Avenue
Windshields and Doors Plate Glass Installed at Hahier Garage
Plate glass work completed at Hahier Garage with new windshields and doors installed. The installation involved high quality plate glass, enhancing safety and appearance for the facility.
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Hahier Garage
Judge Lampson Faces Warner in Scottsbluff Feature Fight
Indiana boxer Judge Lampson trains in Sidney for a ten round bout Thursday evening September 11 in Scottsbluff. Denver welterweight Billy Warner headlines the four event ecard claiming the Colorado welterweight crown. Sponsorship by Maks Lodge of Scottsbluff.
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Lampson
Walhill
Indiana
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Billy Warner
Denver
Ecard
Maks Lodge
Scottsbinoff
Warner
Colorado
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local notice invites individuals to schedule a birthday photo session at Phelps Studio this year. The public-facing tally urges patrons to book, promising a commemorative portrait in a classic studio setting.
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Phelps Studio
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Metz
Greenlees
Edison Phonograph
Francis J. Herbert
Morris
H. Niemeller
A. Holzmark
Gothenburg
George W. Messing
E. 4Th Bt
A. A. Bauer
Sidney Hotel
Bank Shack
L. C. Keedick
Western Drug Store
Bee E. Planck
W. E. Swatzlander
R. L. Johnson
Holyoke
Colo
Bouff Orphington Ballets
John Treinen
James Walker
Laura Smith
E. St
Andy Brott
Potter
Frank Wait
Mrs. Wessner
Mildred Moore
Cheyenne
Chas. M. Wright
Mintken
W. 83Rd
H. T. Doran
Uptown
Apts
Radcliffe
Simms Apts
West A St
C. M. Wright
Hardy
Lillian Ross
White Hall
Illinois
McIntosh & Martin
J. W. Harper
H. Ehmke
My Place
C. P. Chambers
J. M. Smith
Lorenszo
L. P. Smith
Larson
C. R. Golding
Exeter
Elizabeth Armstrong
J. S&s
Catherine Phelps
Winona Lake
Ind
Liberty Bank
First National Bank
George Egging
Colton
Alliance Hospital For All Stones
J. L. McIntosh
McKinley and
Jamees
Mountains
C. W. West
Bernice Clarkson
Burlington
Gurley
Bridgeport
Anna Kalus
al Benish
Benish
Wm. Kragel
Mapleton
Iowa
Lou Scheer
Fritz Kragel
Sidney Draw
Mr. Kragel
Mrs. Scheer
Lincoln State Journal
Billie Johnson
Omaha Bee
Edward Shoemaker
W. J. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Freeport
Ill
Max Anderson
C. S. Anderson
Near
Bronson
Cheyenne Hospital
Max
Nolan’s Tire Service Station
Bordwell
Lincoln Highway
Frank Nolan
Telegraph
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