Mother of Dalton Banker Dies From Injuries
Emeline Ewing mother of Jesse Ewing president of Dalton State Bank and Edwin Ewing, prominent Dalton businessman, died December 17 1928 from pneumonia after a fall December 12 left her left leg fractured near the hip. Born 1850 in Fayette county Indiana she later lived in Exeter Nebraska before moving to Dalton four years ago. She was active in Methodist Episcopal church and charity work in Indiana and Exeter.
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Emeline Ewing
Jesse Ewing
Dalton State Bank
Edwin Ewing
Dalton
Ewing
Exeter
Nebr
Emeline Shortridge
Fayette County
Ind
Marion County
John T. Ewing
Delbert
Jesse
Edwin
Bessie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Western Nebraska cattle rise with better herds says World Herald
An Omaha World Herald dispatch shows western Nebraska farmers improving beef and dairy stock. Olson & Sons near Sidney feed about 1000 head and have bought over 3000 additional cattle from Wyoming, signaling prosperity across the region’s ranches and dairy operations.
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Omaha World-Herald
Olson & Sons
Sidney
Nebraska
Kidney
The
World-Herald
Panhandle
Olson
Lodge Pole Valley
Wyoming
Harper Furniture Store Opens in Harper Building
The Harper furniture store opened in the basement of the Harper Building on East Illinois Street last Saturday. Charles Harper said more than 500 souvenirs were given on opening day. The shop sells staple and novelty furniture, flowers, and plants.
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Harper Furniture
Harper
East Illinois Street
Charles Harper
Mother of Leon and Sam Fine Dies in Denver
Mrs. L Fine, 65, mother of Leon and Sam Fine of this city, passed away at Mercy hospital in Denver Thursday morning after nine days with pneumonia. Survived by husband and eight children, including Dave Isadore John and others, seven grandchildren. Rites at Mount Nebo cemetery in Denver Friday afternoon. Sam Fine of Sidney travels to Denver. Leon Fine and wife go to attend services.
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Leon
Sam
Dave
Isadore
John
Maurice Cohen
Denver
Herman
Pocatello
Idaho
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Fine
Mount Nebo
Sam Fine
Sidney
Leon Fine
Green Water project irrigation seek state aid
Sidney chamber of commerce discussed an irrigation plan led by Charles Green of the Green Water Production company. After years of effort and significant private funding, the project seeks state assistance to fund upper Lodge Pole valley artesian water supply for irrigation. A committee including A. K. Greenlee Paul Martin and I. E. Grabill will pursue state funding and report promptly.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
L. T. Poole
Etvic
Sefure
Green Water Production Company
Charles Green
Green
Lodge Pole
Chamber” of Commerce
A. K. Greenlee
Paul, Martin
I. E. Grabill
Many Greeting Advertisements In Telegraph Today
Sidney business houses express Christmas sentiment in The Telegraph with greetings to patrons and friends. Most firms publish them this issue or the next. the advertising department seeks missing copy from local institutions and offers to run greetings on Christmas day.
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Sidney
Business House
Telegraph
Christmas Tree At Home Of Mrs J J McIntosh
The McIntosh residence on Illinois street in Sidney near Eighth to Ninth avenues is noted for its beauty and kept in meticulous order. This year Mrs J J McIntosh and her daughter Grace have transformed a fine ornamental tree on the property into a living Christmas tree bedecked with many colored lights for a festive display.
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Sidney
McIntosh
Illinois Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
J. J. McIntosh
Miss Grace
McMintosh
Christmas Party by Women’s Club Delights City Children
The Women’s Club hosted a Christmas party for many city children on Tuesday afternoon. Caroling led by Mrs. J. W. Johnson preceded a nativity story told by Miss Marjorie Kahl, with children delivering well-received recitations and entertaining Christmas anecdotes. President Mrs. Elmer Kahl chaired a brief business session prior to the event.
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Womans Club
Bethlehem
Elmer Kahl
J. W. Johnson
Marjorie Kahi
Virginia Stiverson
Joliff Buys Pitman Interest in J P Superservice
Clarence Joliff buys Gerald Pitman’s stake in the J P Superservice at the Illinois street and 12th avenue corner. No policy change expected as the firm continues car washing greasing and general renovating with daily fuel supply. Joliff will run the station with his wife assisting patrons as Pitman plans future activities remain undisclosed.
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Illinois Street
12Th Avenue
Clarence Joliff
Gerald Pitman
Jolliff
Pitman
Liberty State Bank Christmas Display Shown in Sidney
A notable Sidney holiday scene features Liberty State Bank’s window display. A miniature home interior with a fireplace and decorations invites Santa with his sled and reindeer. The display also highlights Liberty Bell savings banks. Cashier Marius Christensen and helpers are praised for the festive effort.
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Sidney
Liberty State Bank
Santa Claus
Liberty Bell Savings Banks
Marius Christensen
Sidneyites Rally Support For Kimball Basketball Game
A large Sidney delegation traveled to Kimball on Thursday night to back the high school team. Contests between Kimball and Sidney draw strong interest, and the recent game drew a lively crowd and community enthusiasm.
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Sidney
Kimball
Winter Wheat In Fine Condition Throughout State
Nebraska bankers report winter wheat in excellent shape despite late planting. Heavy moisture has slowed corn picking but kept soil moisture high. Corn prices sit around 67 to 83 cents per bushel. average $0.74. Alfalfa price about $11.50 per ton, wheat near 94 cents per bushel. Cattle feeding extended 12 to 38 days. 14 percent of feeder cattle moved to market. lambs bought at $12.34 per cwt are rising popularity.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Weather Bureau
Dundy
Basar
Bankers State
Hemington Family Injured When Car Overturns Near Sterling
Mr and Mrs Albert E Roth and their four year old son Harlan of Heming ton were injured in an automobile accident three miles north of Sterling Colorado when their Nash sedan left the road and overturned into an irrigation ditch. All occupants were badly cut, with Mr Roth the most seriously hurt.
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Albert E. Roth
Harlan
Hemington
Sterling
Roth
Dinner party by Mr and Mrs Ackes for Lucky Sixteen club
A Pleasant center event featured Mr and Mrs P J Ackes hosting the Lucky Sixteen club at the country club. Christmas decor graced the table with three small trees red candles and green ribbon bows. Mrs Guy Chapman won the ladies bridge prize and Stanley Nispel won the gentlemen's prize.
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P. J. Ackles
the Lucky Sixteen Club
Country ‘Club
Bante Claus
Guy Chapman
Bridge
Stanley Nispel
Demolays to Hold Semiannual Meet in Alliance
The western Nebraska district of the Order of DeMolay will hold a semi annual convention at Alliance on December 28. Alliance chapter plans to entertain a large delegation of visiting members, with many from the Sikiney chapter represented.
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Nebraska
The
Order of DeMolay
Alliance
Sikiney
Kimball County Dedicates New Court House in Kimball
Kimball County commissioners announce the formal opening of the new courthouse in Kimball on Saturday December 22 with a 2 30 pm program led by Chairman John Baur and a 8 30 pm dance with Jack Marshalls orchestra. J L Tewell district judge of Sidney will respond.
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Kimball County
Jack Marshall
Boulder Dam Bill Passes House Heads to President
Congress sent to President Coolidge a revised Boulder dam bill for a 165 million flood control irrigation and power project on the Colorado river. The measure calls for a Black canyon dam with a power plant and flood control works to protect Imperial valley and an all American canal across southern California for irrigation.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Colorado
Rell
Swin
California
Coolidge
Tison
Connecticut
Snell
Rules Committee
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Wood
Ind
Appropriations Committee
Black Canon
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
Sidney High Football Team Banquet A Holiday Program
The Sidney high school football team held a banquet at the country club Tuesday evening December 18. Fourteen covers were laid for a seven o clock dinner at a long table decorates with three lighted Christmas trees. Entertainment featured a broadcast style program with announcer Kermit Moore and roles for Stuart Bush Franklin Barger Paul Kahl Donald Jorgenson Coach Black Kenneth Griswold and Sam Lowe.
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Sidney High School
Kermit Moore
Stuart Bush
Franklin Barger
Paul Kahl
Donald Jorgenson
Coach Black
Kenneth Griswold
Sam Lowe
Christmas Cantata to Be Presented Sunday Night
A Christmas cantata titled The Angelic Choir by Carrie Adams will be sung at the M E church next Sunday night at eight o clock. The program, set to delightfully pleasing music, celebrates the birth of the Christ Child through solos duets and choruses rehearsed under I R McCormack, director of music in the public schools. The public is invited to hear the cantata Sunday evening.
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Angelic Choir
Carrie Adams
M. E
I. R. McCormack
Nebraska county officials push gasoline tax to fund roads
County commissioners and clerks at a Nebraska convention in Omaha urged a two cent increase in the state gasoline tax. One cent would fund county farm to market roads, the other for public works to hard surface or gravel main federal aid routes. They urged legislative action to allow permanent paving bonds and urged better oversight of trucks. They endorsed Roy L. Cochran and urged Weaver to appoint him to continue the road program. Salary raise demands for county clerks and registers of deeds followed.
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Department of Public Works
County Commissioners Supervisors of
Nebraska
Omaha
Indorse Cochran
Weaver
Jheipenppeint Cochran
The
County Clerks and “Register of Deeds Association
Association
Madison County Man Urges Bonds on State Banks
W H Dowling county attorney asks Madison County treasurer and commissioners to require state banks to post the same depository bond as national banks. He argues the state guaranty fund no longer safeguards depositors and losses would fall on county taxpayers if a state bank fails.
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W. H. Dowling
Madison
Dowling
Nebraska
Perstate
Attorney Miles Recovering From Operation in Omaha
Friends of Attorney W P Miles note he is recovering nicely at St Joseph hospital Omaha after an operation weeks ago In a December 18 letter to The Telegraph he expects to leave the hospital soon in first class condition He praises Dr Nilsson chief surgeon of the Union Pacific and his aides who led his case
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W. P. Miles
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Telegraph
Miles
Nilsson
Union ,Pacific
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Chamber of Commerce
Christmay
ILE Folks Wien
Clarence Jolliff
J. & P. Superservice
Hemingford
Colo
Mrs. Ackees
Sidney High
W. F. Miles