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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

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Sidney Chamber Supports Salvation Army Drive in Cheyenne County

The Sidney chamber of commerce endorsed the Salvation Army drive for Cheyenne county with a $500 quota to aid rescue and hospitalization work in Omaha. A meeting will be held at the Thierry State bank to organize the drive, while the chamber also discussed directory updates, municipal band master appointment, and tariff views on Canadian wheat with Nebraska congressmen and senators.

Sidney Salvation Army Plummer Nebraska A. K. Greenlee Boydston Greenlee Johnson Oberfelder Omaha Chamber Ndt B. W. Bonham Daze Morris Kearney State Chamber of Commerce State Chamber G. Stahl State Banking Commission A. J. Jorgenson Runcheon Nea Tariff Commission Howell McLaughlin Sears Paul Martin Simmons

Dandelions Blooming as Snow Falls and Cold Returns

Sidney and Cheyenne counties saw a second heavy snow of the season with about six inches, following an earlier three inch fall six weeks prior. The coldest night dropped to eight below zero, rising to four above by morning, while milder weather since then is noted. The snow aided wheat but hindered corn shucking, with many coal bins found low and transport busy as forecasts expect continued cold and snow.

Sidney Cheyenne County Union Pacific W. F. Bassett

Legion Fires First Shot In City Beautification Plan

The American Legion post in Sidney wins permission from Judge Joseph Oberfelder to erect an eight foot fence around a vacant lot across from the depot. The committee plans a winter or spring build with ads facing the depot and Central avenue to fund materials and paint. The project aims to promote Sidney and Cheyenne County to tourists and boost commerce.

Sidney Post American Legion City-Beautiful Committee Paul Martin Elmer Grabill Carl Hutchinson Joseph Oberfelder Oberfelder Legion S. A Sidney Cheyenne County Union Pacific Central Avenue

Dr J R Taylor Receives New X Ray Machine for Office

Dr J R Taylor has received a fine new X ray machine for use in his office in treating his patients.

J. R. Taylor

Nebraska may need new veteran hospital site proposal

W R Weeden chaired a meeting where General Hines of the Veterans Bureau discussed plans to extend medical care for all honorably discharged veterans regardless of service link. He indicated current facilities can handle the need but a future amendment could require a Nebraska hospital, with Sidney as a suggested site to be examined. Roy Stecett named next week’s chairman.

Hines Veterans Bureau Nebraska Coolidge Veterane Bureau Sidney W. R. Weeden Roy Stecett

Cheyenne County Potatoes Win Five Prizes at State Show

Cheyenne county potato growers and potato club members win five prizes at the Nebraska Potato Improvement association state show in Chadron. Twenty county entries and 125 overall from across the state. Frank Matthes nets second on Blue Victor table stock. Ed Schmuelle takes fourth on Hurly Ohios table stock. Harry Hazlett, Svend Olsen, and Maurice Nelson of the potato club win county prizes with first, second, and third placing.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Potato Improvement Association Chadron Potter Willey Frank Matthes Blue Victor Ed Schmuelle Sidney Harry Hazlett Svend Olsen Maurice Nelson Potato Club Harry Svend Maurice Ed Schauelle Homer Haskins Charles Overman Lewis Olson George Coulter Ralph Bewley Ed Schuelle Howard Madden Heasbert Shelmer Olios

Osborn and Huff Bride in Julesburg Colorado

Maynard W. Osborn owner of the Osborn Motor company and Jessie L. Huff daughter of Deputy Sheriff David Huff were married Tuesday morning in Julesburg Colorado. They drove to Denver for a week long honeymoon then will return to Sidney to make their home. The bride has been assistant to Isola B. Wasson, clerk of Cheyenne county district court, and is popular in Sidney. The groom, born in Cheyenne county, runs a leading garage and motor car sales business with about twenty staff.

Maynard W. Osborn Osborn Motor Company Sidney Jessie L. Huff David Huff Julesburg Colorado Denver Burlinghom Isola B. Wasson Cheyenne County Nebraska Osborn C. J

Part of South Highway Refused by Engineer

The final inspection of the new permanently graded federal aid highway from Sidney south to the Colorado line found a small unfinished section near Lorenzo and a reinforced concrete headwall not yet properly reinforced. County work on the south half was accepted. Federal inspection will occur next month after these minor corrections. County officials and supervisors Buckles and Gardner received praise for their roles. The refusal is temporary and not serious.

Sidney Colorado State Line A. M. Gaddis State Highway Department Hart Lorenzo Bentley Gaddis C. E. Buckles Billeter Bly Buckles Gardner

Col Oberfelder Returns From Denver Business Trip

Col R Oberfelder arrived back Wednesday after several days on a business trip in Denver.

Col. R. 8. Oberfelder Denver

Sidney Men Strike Big Wellington Oil Lease

J A Bentley and H O Shunk join oil magnates after leasing 300 acres near Wellington Colorado, six miles south of the famed gusher. The venture sparks a boom as three world firms bid high while reports say the Wellington gas well could become an oil gusher, with 400 barrels daily and oil dripping from fences a mile away. Shunk stays in Fort Collins to manage interests as promoters arrive by train.

Wellington Colorado Ft. Collins Shank St. Collins Bentley Mr. Shank Mr. Bentley Saya Cheyenne

Bonham Brothers Buy Weeden Undertaking Stock

B W Bonham announces the purchase this week of the undertaking stock equipment and goodwill of R E Weeden by Bonham Brothers The equipment includes Mr Weeden s fine hearse With Weeden s retirement Sidney is left with two establishments Weeden was a successful funeral director who sold out to devote time to a rapidly growing exclusive furniture business in Sidney The store is said to be the only exclusive furniture shop in the city and its stock is as fine as that carried by metropolitan stores

B. W. Bonham R. E. Weeden Bonham Brothers Weeden Wedeen Sidney

Vallan Knights Elect Officers and Lodge Growth

Vallan badge No. 08 Knights of Pythias elected George Borland as chancellor commander and C. C. Davis as vice chancellor among others. New officers to be installed the second Wednesday in January with C. W. West as installing officer. The lodge admitted forty seven new candidates this year, bringing total membership to ninety nine.

Vallan Knights of Pythias George Borland C. C. Davis Howard A. Swain G. P. Krats Frank C. Waite F. B. Tobin Joseph L. Daniel D. G. Cooper Dwight Frankeberger A. G

Bonham Named Municipal Band Master by Sidney Council

W. Bonham, director of the Sidney Juvenile band, was hired as municipal band master of Sidney at 75 dollars monthly by the city council last Friday night. He has led the juvenile band for over four years without pay, and the boys are praised for discipline and citizenship training. The band is praised as a major city asset and a beacon for youth in the state.

W. Bonham Sidney Bonham

Marriage of Popular Youthful Sidney Couple

Jay M. Closman and Evelyn Gray, prominent Sidney pair, married December 8 in Sterling Colorado by Rev. Honey. They reside with Closman's mother Mrs. Alice Closman. Evelyn is daughter of Mrs. M. E. Harrison of Kansas City. she moved to Sidney five years ago and worked as cashier at Sidney Municipal Service before October. Closman, a Sidney native, is chief clerk in General Union Pacific Foreman Mahr's office and recently won the Sidney city golf championship.

Jay M. Closman Evelyn Gray Sidney Sterling, Colo Honey Presbyterian Church Alice Closman M. E. Harrison Kansas City Sidney High School General Union Pacific Closman Sidney City

Fall Festival Proves Financially Successful in Cheyenne County

The Cheyenne County Fall Festival yielded a $180 net balance after all expenses. Of that, $150 was shared among five participating bands, leaving $40 for incidental costs. Cash on hand was $1,030, with $25 used as prize money and $325 for miscellaneous expenses and publicity, marking the festival as a financial success.

Cheyenne County

Neighbors Help Bunker Hill Farmer After Injury

About a month ago Henry Ehinke of Bunker Hill fractured his legs and halted fieldwork. Last Monday twenty eight neighbors with twenty two teams gathered at his corn field and shucked and cribbed 1400 bushels of corn, leaving Mr Ehinke largely helpless but greatly grateful. The act exemplifies the Golden Rule and lends goodwill to the community.

Henry Ehinke Bunker Hill Mr. Ehinke Ehmke

Ray Frame Taken to State Hospital in Sudden Illness

Ray Frame a popular Cheyenne county farmer was taken Sunday to Hastings state hospital after a breakdown that followed a jury verdict in the state versus Dr. Larson. He had served on the jury and fell ill Friday afternoon. his condition is described as doubtful with a history of prior injuries and illness. He resides nine miles northwest of Sidney with his wife and two children.

Ray Frame Cheyenne County Hastings Ray Larson Mr. Frame Roche Sidney

Two Sidney Boys on All Western Nebraska Teams

Lawrence Davis captain quarterback of Sidney high school football earns a spot on the All Western Nebraska first team at Scottsbluff. Roy Chambers named All Western Nebraska right guard on the second team. Green elected conference president. Basketball schedules set for Sidney and nearby towns. girls teams listed for several schools. Coaches from nine towns attended the meeting.

Lawrence Davis Sidney Western Nebraska Scottsbluff Roy Chambers Nebraska Merley Green Bayyard Bayard Gering Mitchell Alliance Oshkosh Chappell Torrington Morrill R. T. Ed Nise Weller G En “Pruett Scottsbint Lawrence Davin Blaney Q. B Ralph Garwin

Annual Farmers Union Meeting in Sidney

The Cheyenne County Farmers Union will meet in Sidney in the savant house court room on December 20 at 10 330 a. State President C Rosborn will address attendees in the afternoon. Officers for the coming year, a constitution committeeman and a state convention delegate will be elected. Public invited. County Agent Willey to give annual report. Glen Bales, County President.

Cheyenne County Farmers Union Sidney Savant House c.Rosborn Cheyenne County Extension Willey

Illinois farmers face serious situation in Cheyenne county

W J Shoemaker reports Cheyenne county farmers face hard times similar to Illinois farmers. He notes soft corn crop in Freeport Illinois and high land taxes driving many young men off farms. Farmers increasingly turn to dairying as a financial aid with large herds of milk cows.

Cheyenne County W. J. Shoemaker Tne Freeport Jil Mr. Shoemaker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chamber OF Commerce M. W. Osborn Jessie Huff J. A. Bentley H. O. Shunk Shunk Council Sidney Boys Roy Chamber Glen Bales The Farmers Union Illinois
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