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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

1

Governor appoints county medical advisory boards

The Local Board reports Governor Neville named an advisory medical board for each county, including Cheyenne with Dr. John R. C. Carter Dr. L. G. Simon and Dr. A. J. Ames. The draft examining physicians remain Dr. W. T. Eukner Dr. H. E. Mantor. Sam and Mrs. Wier left for Slater Missouri for thirty days and Clarence Perry visits home for Christmas. Clarence Chaile from Camp Funston returns reflecting on army life and government efforts.

Neville Cheyenne John R. C. Carter L. G. Simon A. J. Ames W. T. Eukner H. E. Mantor Sam Wier Russell Wier Slater Missouri Sam ‘Wier Clarence Perry Clarence Chaile Camp Funston

Sidney Business Men's Club Forms In City

The Sidney Business Men's Club was perfected last Friday night with W. B. Swatzlander guiding the effort. Charter members number fifty three and the club rooms on the second floor of the McIntosh building host leather couches, reading tables, billiard and card tables. The initial officers are D R Campbell as chairman and W. E Swatzlander as president, with Charlie Mann as secretary treasurer. Initiation dues are twenty five dollars and monthly dues three dollars, payable quarterly. The club aims to provide a quiet place for business or recreation with free attendance and no heated debates, and will adjourn until new bylaws are approved the following Saturday.

Sidney Sidney Business Men's Club W. B. Swatzlander Business Men's Club E. L. Uptegrove W. E Swatzilander H. E. Mantor A. Jorgenson L. E. Osborne A. S. Hardy O. Hink J. M. Swenson E. R. Kratz L. Daniel S. Fishman L. Neubauer M.A. Shipman J. A. Bentley Il. G. Simon H. R. Fuller Ij. L. Tewell J. L. McIntosh Co 8. Radcliffe L. W Charlie Mann McIntosh Buiding Masonic Building Ees W. E.swatzlander George Taylor A. E. Phelps Swatzlander

Gordon and Sager Form Hotel Partnership in Denver

A Oong Jack Sager returns to Denver to run his new hotel venture. He forms Gordon & Sager with Je B Jordan, ex hotelman, leasing the Hotel Weat-Court, a modern 150 room house. Jordan brings Brownleigh Arm and Hotel Roslyn experience, signaling promising success for local backers.

Jack Ager Denver Je. B. Jordon Sager Jordan Brownleigh Arma Roslyn Succens Gordon & Sager

Red Cross Drive Extended To January First

Owing to enrolling fifteen million new members the Red Cross drive is extended to the close of the year. If you have not enrolled do so before January 1st to save organizers extra calls. Some oppose for ignorance of the society’s work or fear of propaganda against funds. Others are disloyal to home, aiding Germany, and must join to support democracy and soldiers with a few dollars. Join the Red Cross before the New Year and prepare to render greater service in 1918.

Red Cross Germany

Christmas Observances Highlight Humble Spirit and War Effort

Christmas in Sidney is marked by quiet reverence and sacrifice. Citizens funded Liberty Bonds, Red Cross work, and troops’ support as churches closed for services and families gathered. Local residents Glenn Jackson and Carl Ledbetter announce service paths and promotions, while Fred Parks travels from Cape Fear to France. A four generation reunion at a local Edison family home completes the holiday observance.

Christ Holy Nazarne Sidney Red Cross Glenn Jackson Glenn Fort Logan Fort Douglas Utah Fort Pike Ark Chas Fred Parks Cape Fear North Carolina Fred Pacific Coast France U.S

Bad fire destroys stock in barn near Lodgepole

A Monday night blaze swept through two large barns owned by John and Renekért at Lodgepole, destroying horses, a jack, two autos, harness and other items. Mrs. Dawson leaves for Laramie to live near her son, renting in the Williams building. Local listings promote Ideal week with Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie Chaplin among stars.

Lodgepole John Renekért T. B. Dawson Laramie Williams Building Douglas Fairbanks Kitty Gordon Viola Dana Jack Pickford Fatty Arbuckle Charlie Chaplin Virginia Pearson Billie Burke

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