Sidney Maroons Dominate Chappell 6-0 For Sixteenth Win
Sidney Maroons, led by Captain Kahl and Griswold, held Chappell to a scoreless game, while Sidney's offense produced a decisive third quarter score and multiple first downs. The victory, part of a 1926-season stretch, secured Sidney a undisputed conference crown as Coach Leo J. Black molded a strong line and versatile backfield with freshmen Masse and Montgomery contributing significant depth.
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Kahl
Sidney
Chappell
Maroons
K.adams
Chappel
Griswold
Chaney
Lowe
Chapspell
A. Adams
Ladine
Rooters
Black
K. Adams
Wolf
A Adams
Adams
Serves
Sheckler
Masse
Missouri
Perth
Ney Hne
Montgomery
Chesebro
Allstar
Goodale
Busacker
Jones
Sason
Scottsbluff
Leo J. Black
Sterling
Lodge Pole
Bridgeport
Bayard
Alliance
Kimball
Fox Theatre Opens With Auspicious Debut In Sidney
The Fox Theatre in Sidney opens with Romance of the Rio Grande starring Warner Baxter and Mona Maris, praised for its scale and sound. Mayor Schroeder dedicates the venue, Brown champions talkies, and a new price scale of 15, 35, and 50 cents is set for the month.
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Fox Movietone
Liberty Magazine
Mexico
Spain
Warner Baxter
Mona Maris
Antonio Marino
Herman Schroeder
A. J. Jorgenson
Sidney Banker
Brown
Hollywood Review
Cockeyed
Sidney
West
Mr. Brown
Fox
Dickson
Denver
U.S A
Chambers of Commerce
William Fox
Telegraph
Panhandle
Nebraska
Kentucky
Lois Moran
Joseph Wagstaff
Churchill Downs
Sidney Talking Pictures
Union Pacific Again Takes Safety Honors for Roads of Country
Union Pacific leads three class groups in safety awards for 1928. Of 159 railroads entered, 121 operated all year without a passenger fatality while carrying 140.6 million passengers. Awards based on passenger and employee casualties as well as non-trespasser injuries across mileage and hours.
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Union Pacific
A, B, and Co
Committee of Award
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. E. Tanner Dies After Prolonged Illness
A. E. Tanner died after a serious illness lasting many months in Dalton where he lived. His funeral is set for 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev. Hal F. Schenck officiating. An aged brother, unable to attend, remains away. Interment follows at Sidney Greenwood cemetery.
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A. E. Tanner
Dalton
Hal F. Schenck
Tanner
Howard
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Voters to polls today decide fate of proposed bond issue
Voters across Sidney Nebraska head to polls to decide a $192 000 school bond issue for the Cheyenne County district to erect and equip school buildings. The measure asks for bonds bearing up to 4 3 4 percent interest, payable semi annually, with principal due within 30 years, funded by annual taxes. The article lists ward clerks and judges overseeing the voting.
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Ed Stokes
Fletcher Mann
Frank Tobin
Guy Ferry
W. B. Jewett
Charles Gardner
Ernest Hiett
W. H. Ellis
Third Ward
Carl Ligoni
John Christensen
Charles Burkhardt
William Shoemaker
Ernest Worden
Board of Education
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Cheyenne County in Splendid Showing Thru All Farm Production
Cheyenne County shows strong farming power with 880 tractors, the district leads Nebraska in 1928 wheat production. About 196000 acres were planted at 17.5 bushels per acre, slightly below the 1916-1925 average of 18. Adverse weather reduced yields but farmers earned nearly $3.5 million in revenue in 1928.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Farmers See Record Wheat and Livestock Returns
Cheyenne County farmers record huge wheat receipts and lead in barley oats corn and sorghum production. Wheat returns reach $1645 per acre with over 3 million bushels produced. Barley totals include 43 779 planted acres yielding 39 bushels per acre and $14.82 per acre in value. Livestock and poultry drive farm income with nearly 2 million gallons of milk from 4463 cows and more than 100 000 poultry producing eggs and meat.
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Cheyenne
Cheyene
Cheyenne County
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Sidney Cinches
FOX Theatre
MIRRO
Greenlees’ Inc
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