Great Old Meeting Of Growing Farmers Union
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union quarterly convention met in Sidney on December 28, 1920. Reports from Locals highlighted attendance boosts with regular meetings and hostess refreshments. Notable delegates included William Groas and Fred Reker, with Pedritt of Kimball and Rev Bennett giving remarks on cooperation and the Farm Bureau federation. A picnic dinner followed, and W. E. Spearow was elected state convention delegate, with many Local members named for gratitude and future cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Tull
William Groas
Bunker Hill
Lodge Pole
Fred Reker
Colorado
Wheat Growers’ Association
Pedritt
Kimball
Kimball County
Farmers Union
Potato Growers’ Association
Farm Bureau Federation
Asa
Ipa
M. E
W. E. Spearow
Omaha
W. W. Wise
Oscar
Bennett
Cheyenne Co
Methodist Church
F. L. Trebiik
Mifsons
J. P. Disney
Ray R. Swift
J. W.billister
H. H. Mesegades
A. L. Hollingshead
W. H. Martin
Walter Lally
John GC. Newton
Ray E. Miles
Roy Buchleiter
H. E. Wheeler
Charles A. Overmann
Ada Rose
Miss Wheeler
C. L. Wheeler
William Gross
Gurley
F. A. Rowan
Frances Knox
G. E. Burk
J. Pedrett
Glen Spearow
Paul Spearow
Oscar Bennett
Otto Person
J. P. Fischer
Margaret Fischer
W. E. Payzant
Fb.goodwin
George Kretz
C.M., Andrews
C. J. Osborn
Harold Cresebro
J. W. Brothers
N. W. Olson
H. G. Gould
T. Porter Bennett
O F. Chesebro
O. H Owens
Gus Wellner
I. Jones
W. R. Pettit
Margaret Pettit
Edith Bennett
Caroline Rudd
Court sentences boy to state school for idaho return
Judge Chambers sent El mer Force a fifteen year old ward to the State Industrial School at Grand Island on Thursday. The orphan roved from Idaho, then returned to the state for confinement.
Hat selections and prices at Elite store
At the Elite, customers can choose any hat in the store for 3.00 or 5.00. An assortment of children's hats is offered at 1.00. Dr. M. E. Rettthoee, dentist, Mele tech block, Meem 5 fe, Phone 66. For taxi, call 161.
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M. E. Rettthoee
Mele Tech Block
Meem
Sidney Novel Growth Shown in Industrial Expansion
The Campbell Implement Company and Rumley Transfer House showcase $30,000 builds while Osborn Motor Company adds a $100,000 garage. New schools cost $65,000 and $95,000, Hardy Apartments additions total $65,000, and streets fill with $20,000 extensions from Farmers Union and Standard Oil. The Sidney Ice and Cold Storage Plant runs $100,000 with 650 ton capacity. total city expansion nears $1,085,000 with hundreds of homes built and growth projected over five years.
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Campbell Implement Company
U. P
John Deere Implements
D. R. Campbell
L. T. ‘Pool
Claud Goulding
van Brunt
Rumley Transfer House
Central ‘Avenue
Burlington
J. W. Reinmuth
Osborn Motor Company
West
M. W. Osborn
E. T. ‘Foster
Dodge
Chandler
Cadillac
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Academy
State University
Hardy
A. 8
Farmers, Union
Standard Oil Co
Sidney Electric Service Company
Sidney Ice
John Simones
F. D. Wooldridge
Weather and Wisdom Chinook Drenches Earth Week Finds Springlike
A chinook lasting from Tuesday to date has watered the dry earth and reduced dust. Wheeling roads show mixed conditions with slick spots on some stretches yet the spring mood improves travel and outdoor comfort. Stay cautious yet enjoy milder air and the season’s welcome temperature.
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Wheeling
Drive for Greater Roll in Sidney by Wise and Billiter
M W Wise and J W Billiter of Lodgepole visited Sidney for two days in an educational campaign aimed at boosting the Farmers Union membership drive set for early in the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Wise
J .W. Billiter
Lodgepole
Sidney
Farmers’ Union
Business Is Sold to Progressive Man
The Western Implement Transfer was sold this week by H. C. Ehmke to M. A. Flintjer, an energetic young man located in the county for several years. Flintjer grows large scale wheat on land north of Potter and has taken possession, planning to maintain a full stock line touching on his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ehmke
M. A. Flintjer
Potter
Retiring Proprietor Seeks New Opportunity After Service
A business situated at the corner of First Street and Srd Avenue West remains well placed near main county highways. Proprietor Mr Ehnke, after returning from France, plans to pursue an offer elsewhere and thanks loyal customers for strong relations. He hopes to retain public confidence and patronage under Mr Flintier.
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First St
Srd Avenue
Ehnke
France
Flintier
Sidney Delicatessen Cafe and Flower Shop Planned
Long Felt Want filled as Sidney plans a delicatessen cafe and flower shop run by Mrs Edith Hostettler along YWCA adaptable lines. Location will be the former fruit store room and a formal announcement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Edith Hostettler
Ice Harvest Underway by the Studt Brothers
The Studt brothers are cutting deep firm ice in warm weather. They report the ice is plentiful and storeable, though slightly difficult to handle due to the warmth.
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Studt Brothers
Mrs Pate Visiting Among Friends in Alliance
W. R. Pate of Alliance visits this week with Mrs. Braham and many friends in the city. Her husband, former Alliance schools superintendent, was once located here, and the Pate family remains a welcome presence among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Pate
Alliance
Sons Surprise Their Mother at Home
A family gathering brings sons Fred Haiston Denver Tom Haiston and wife Broadwater Frank Haiston of Omaha to visit their mother Mrs J B Haiston and sister Misa Mabel for a Sunday dinner. The surprises lift winter monotony and provide cheer.
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Fred
Haiston
Denver
Tom ‘Haiston
Broadwater
Frank Haiston
Omaha
J. B. Haiston
Misa Mabel
Licenses Issued to Local Couples on Thursday and Christmas Day
Justin Avery Hill and Miss Hanne Falkers of Dalton received a license on Thursday. Henry A Brestel and Minnie E Hos tick of Chappell were married on Christmas Day by Judge Chambers. Sidney Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Avery Hill
Hanne Falkers
Dalton
Brestel-Hostick
Henry A. Brestel
Minnie E. Hostick
Chappell
Chambers
New Year Dawns With Brighter Prospects
The Telegraph reviews a challenging year with cautious optimism for Sidney and the county. Despite tight times, prices, costs, and credit are manageable, no war or crime troubles the area, and businesses show healthy invoicing and inventory. The piece urges calm and prudent spending while predicting wiser minds and greater prosperity ahead for the community. SIDNEY LUMBER CO. SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
The
Telegraph
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Federal Farm Bureau_federation
Bureau
C. M. Andréwa
J. W. Billiter
Palmer
Wimball Co
Ford
McCleneghan
Green River
Giner Ls Lumber Co
Progressive Man
Wilson Brothers
Oberfelder & CO
the Leading Clothiers
Sidney, Nebraska
Mrs. Pate
Sidney Lumber CO
the American Bank
Nebr
American Bank
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