Sidney papers boast near complete circulation in county
An audit by Ralph L. McKee of Lincoln shows The Telegraph and The Telegraph News delivering 100 percent coverage in Sidney and broad reach across Cheyenne County. About 1100 papers reach Sidney and surrounding areas weekly, with 800 read in farm homes, totaling over 8,000 potential buyers in the trade territory twice weekly.
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Telegraph News
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Ralph L. McKee Company
Lincoln
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Cheyenne County
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Telegraph-News
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Sidney Eleven Contender For State Football Title
Sidney high school football, led by Leo P. Black, seeks state honors after clinching a second consecutive conference title with a near perfect 2 season record. The squad defeated Chappell and posted dominant scores against multiple opponents including Sterling Lodge Pole Bridgeport Avance Gering Kimball and Bayard. Team roster features Captain Griswold and Coach Black among others.
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Sidney
Leo P. Black
Sterling
Lodge Pole
Bridgeport
Bayard
Avance
Gering
Kimball
Chappell
N. Atkins
Frahm
Oaexins
Minn
Cooking School Held Next Week At Fox Theatre
The Western Public Service company will hold a free cooking school at the Fox theatre on December 9 and 10. Mrs Donnelly, a nationally known cooking expert, will lead demonstrations. Prizes will be awarded daily, with a grand prize for women attending both afternoon sessions on the final day. The school uses the Monarch electric range, sold by Western Public Service.
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Western Public Service Company
Fox Theatre
Donnelly
Monarch Electric
Farrell Case Will Be Heard Next Week
Preliminary hearing was waived this week in the Harry Farrell case and the matter will be heard next week. Continued on page 10.
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Farrell
Harry Farrell
Legion Auxiliary Gifts Brighten Disabled Vets Christmas
The American Legion Auxiliary plans Christmas gifts for disabled World War veterans in hospitals nationwide. Last year 59,524 veterans received gifts. this year even more are expected. The program is run through state and national units, inviting mothers wives sisters and daughters of Legionnaires and veterans.
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Legion Auxiliary
Santa Claus
Amercan Legion Auxiliary
L. L. Lockwood
Legionnaires
the Legion
America
Auxilary
Masons to Lay Cornerstone for Sidney High School
Masons will lay the cornerstone for Sidney's new $200000 senior high school next Wednesday at 2 p m. Orville A Andrews grand master of Nebraska Masonic lodge will lead the ceremony with state dignitaries assisting. A copper box with official records and local data will be sealed inside the stone.
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Nebraska
Masonic Lodge
Sidney
Orville A. Andrews
Lincoln
Frank Welch Lodge
Andrews
Cere
Mony
Omaha
Telegraph
Goodview Girls Form New Clothing Group
The Goodview community girls organized a 4-H sewing club named So Sew. Officers elected were Helen Kastens president, Alberta Stoll vice president, Mary Jane Thomsen secretary and treasurer, Marie Schnieder news reporter, Florence Wannenberg song leader, Marie Schneider yell leader, and Miss Warren was mentioned as a staff or advisor.
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Goodview
Goodview Schol House
Helen Kastens
Alberta Stoll
Mary Jane Thomsen
Marie Schnieder
Florence Wannenberg
Marie Schneider
Miss Warren
Adah Howard Weds Harold Riggs Jr in Sterling
Adah Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark G Howard and Harold Riggs Jr son of a Brewster lawyer and merchant were married yesterday morning at Sterling by Rev Rufus Baker of the Methodist church. The couple returned to the Howard home in Sidney for a wedding dinner with family. They plan a Lincoln honeymoon and will reside in Brewster after December 20.
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Mark G. Howard
Harold Riggs, Jr
Brewster
Sterling
Rufus
Baker
Methodist Church
Don Howard
Geraldine Kennedy
Howard
Sidney
Miss Kennedy
Helen Riggs
Weldon Thomas
Walther League Broadcast From St Pauls Lutheran
Members of St. Pauls Lutheran church affiliated Walther League presented a varied musical program on KGKY Scottsbluff Monday night. The league members were on air for about a half hour and Rev W F Peters spoke briefly via microphone.
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Walther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
KGKY
Scottsbluff
W. F. Peters
Central Shoe Store Announces Big Clearance Sale
Brown's Central Shoe Store begins a citywide clearance sale tomorrow and runs through December 20. Every pair of shoes is discounted in this supreme sale effort, according to Manager Harold Huntsinger. Hosiery is included in the sale.
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Brown’s Central Shoe Store
Telegraph
Harold Huntsinger
Nine Dalton Girls Form Active 4-H Club
Nine Dalton girls organized a 4-H club at Dalton named Live Wire Clothing club. County Agent Willey notes the group does much good work. Officers elected are Elma Woolsey leader Shirley Davison president Betty Buchanan vice president Logusts Helzer secretary treasurer Doris Osborn news reporter.
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Dalton
Willey
Live Wire Clothing Club
Elma Woolsey
Shirley, Davison
Betty Buchanan
Logusts Helzer
Doris Osborn
District Rally of Lutherans Tuesday
The district educational rally of the Lutheran church was held last Tuesday with good attendance. Speakers included Dr H F Martin of Midland College, Wm I Guss of the Nebraska Synod, and Rev L H Steinhoff of Tekamah. Dorcas ladies served dinner as Dev Daubenspeck presided. aim to raise $400000 for Christian education in the state.
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Lutheran Church
Oldenbergs Return From Eastern State
Mr and Mrs Arthur Oldenberg returned from Avoca after the serious illness and death of Mrs Margaret Oldenberg aged 76 formerly a resident of Cheyenne county An early settler who came west in 1892 she moved to eastern Nebraska fifteen years ago Surviving are two sons William of Avoca and Arthur of Sidney
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Arthur Oldenberg
Avoca
Mr. Oldenberg
Margaret Oldenberg
Cheyenne County
Separate License for Hunting and Fishing Aims at Higher Revenues
Frank B. O'Connell state game warden and secretary of the state game and forest commission said a plan to issue separate licenses for hunting and fishing each year would be submitted to Governor elect C. W. Bryan before legislative consideration. The commission estimates the proposal could lift annual revenues from these activities by about 25 percent to roughly $250,000.
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Frank B. O'Connell
State Game and Forest Commission
C. W. Bryan
O’connell
Commissioners Vote On Highway Route In Sidney
The county board approved proposed changes for highways No. 30 and 19 after submitting resolutions to Sidney city council and the chamber of commerce. They seek a permanent decision from state and federal agencies, noting unsafe railroad crossings and that current entrances into Sidney are undesirable. The city council aims to avoid paving districts if routing changes are approved. Also at the meeting bids for county printing were requested, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ackerman were named custodians of the county building with a $60 monthly salary.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sidney
Burlington
Huntsman
Union Pacific
Illinois Street
Christian Ladies To Give Pageant Sunday
Christian ladies of the church plan a religious pageant to be presented Sunday. The program includes songs and dramatized scenes exploring faith and devotion.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Maroons Drill For Opener In Sidneys Basketball Push
Sidney high prepares for the December 12 game with Sterling as mumps affect practice. Four lettermen from last year’s championship five return, led by Captain Chesebro and Adams. Wolf holds center, Griswold expects to share guard duties, and Bud Livoni may vie for a guard role alongside Griswold.
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Sidney High
Chaney
Lowe
Chesebro
Adams
Wolf
Barker
Black
Sterling
Maroons
Tion
Griswold
Bud Livoni
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Wolfe Tisee
Western Public Service Co
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Battle Victims Rehabilitation
Goodview Girls
Adah Howard
Central Shoe Store
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Sidney Loan and Building Association
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Cliff Crook
Nebraska Wheat
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