Polly Shines in Crawley's Riverside Docks
Seafaring star Hurricane Haley seeks distraction at Frisco dockfront venues. Polly, a newcomer at Crawley's, captivates crowds with a bold novelty dance while Blonde Bessie frets over replacement. Tensions flare backstage before Polly and Hurricane eye a future pairing as the show thrives amid rivalries and boatyard bravado.
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Frisco
Hurricane Haley
Crawley
Polly
Ad Crawley
Bessie
Durant Purchases New Car and Local Activities
Durant buys a new two door sedan from Potter dealer Mrs Peter Nelson. Nelson helps at the C P Herboldsheimer home while Mrs Herboldsheimer is a patient at Miller hospital Kimball. Mrs C E N Johnson has ton sils removed at Miller hospital. Arlo Fisher visits Peter Nelson and Chris Crowell homes. Nelson and Roy visit Frank Brady. Doris Scheele spends Thanksgiving with her parents in Dix. Neil Dunlavy visits Peter Nelson. Mr and Mrs Howard Yost dine with Mr and Mrs Billy Smith.
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Peter Nelson
C P Herboldsheimer
Herboldsheimer
Miller Hospital
Kimball
C E N Johnson
Arlo Fisher
Chris Crowell
Roy
Frank Brady
Doris Scheele
Dix
Neil Dunlavy
Howard Yost
Billy Smith
Thanksgiving Visitors and Birthday Party Gatherings
SEXTORP Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Gladys joined Thanksgiving at C C Crowell home. Guests included Oscar Redeen Esther Carlson Alice Johnson and Gordon Johnson with Edgar Anderson family. Peter Nelson visited Sidney. Leela Rogers vacationed with Potter parents. Fred Prince and Alice shopped in Potter. Billy Smith and Chris Crowell hosted birthday party for husbands. Hostesses Howard Yost and Billy Smith hosted guests for a birthday lunch. Co. E. N. Johnson is the owner of a
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Charles Smith
Gladys
C C Crowell
Oscar Redeen
Esther Carlson
Alice
Charles Johnson
Gordon
Edgar Anderson
Peter Nelson
Sidney
Leela Rogers
Potter
Fred Prince
Billy Smith
Chris Crowell
Howard Yost
Co. E. N. Johnson
Telegraph adds new press and type to western Neb
The Telegraph reports a Gordon job press and dozens of type series arrive, expanding the newspaper’s equipment. Sidney Dramatic club schedules an entertainment at the Post theatre featuring A Pretty Piece of Business and The Obstinate Family. The president’s message favors revenue reduction and free trade. Union Pacific announces holiday fare of one and third to 200 miles. Joseph Oberfelder welcomes a baby daughter. C E Trognitz lists two yoke of cattle and several mules for sale. Some boys hold a dance at the Whitehall Thursday night. Seven sets on the...
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Telegraph
Gordon Job Press
Nebraska
Sidney Dramatic Club
Post Theatre
Union Pacific Road
Joseph Oberfelder
C. E. Trognitz
Whitehall
Sidney to Louisiana lottery funds and rink plan
A man in the know states that $1,200 was sent from Sidney in one month to the Louisiana lottery. The skating rink is to open Saturday and operate for a month, then a five foot high stone wall will be erected under it and the building converted into a barn.
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Sidney
Louisiana Lottery
Irrigation and local life featured in Cheyenne County notes
J R Young and H P Slawson plan wind mill irrigation while Emil Fenske makes stone for a new business block in a growing village. W J O'Brien of the state fish hatcheries visited South Bend with a carload of bass carp and crappies. A district court fined the county clerk 100 dollars for contempt after the 1892 election dispute over certifying a county attorney candidate. The piece notes shift from old style farming to condensed irrigation and a boom in private irrigation plants, with several new systems soon to be active in the valley. A. W. Atkins’ coal team sparked street excitement by dashing through the business district. Telegraph Want Ads are mentioned. In Cheyenne County Court adoption proceedings, John L Sullivan and Bessie L Sullivan seek to adopt Baby Jacob Paul with a hearing set for January 5, 1929, at 9 A M in Sidney, Nebraska, where contesting parties must appear.
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J R. Young
H. P. Slawson
Emil Fenske
W. J. O'Brien
South Bend
A. W. Atkins
John L. Sullivan
Bessie Leola Sullivan
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
St. James
Sidney
Famous Thoxine cough remedy marketed safely abroad
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe cough remedy free of chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims quick relief by addressing internal causes, surpassing syrups and patent medicines and offering money back if not satisfied. Available in 60c and $1.00 sizes at drug stores.
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Fishes
FBO Ficturea Corp
FBO
Ralph Ince
Patsy Ruth Miller
Hurricane
Wooden Leg Cribbins
Riverside
Haley
Elbows Crawley
Chinatown
Brady
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Sextorp
Jacob Paul
The
the Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
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