Community Association Lunch Draws Large Turnout
More than fifty members gathered at Hornaday cafe for a weekly booster luncheon, featuring speeches by W P Miles and others. The meeting debated telephone rates, highway aid, baseball interests, and community harmony, with plans for continued weekly luncheons.
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Community Association
Hornaday Cafe
W. P. Miles
Miles
Buckner
Uptegrove
Grabill
P. L. Martin
A. J. Jorgenson
Dr. Roche
H. T. Doran
Radcliffe
Warren
Morley Pearson
Whitelock
Kepler
Mr. Furer
Sidney
Edward Furer Returns After Eastward Trip
Edward Furer of Furer's Grocery returned Saturday morning from a trip toward the east visiting Minneapolis and other cities. He attended the Retailers' convention in Omaha and visited Fairbury with his parents.
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Edward Furer
Furer
Expensive window replacement at Commercial Hotel lobby
A $200 plate glass pane was installed Tuesday in the Commercial Hotel lobby replacing a cracked pane. The operation was painful due to a brisk cold wind pouring into the lobby.
Widow of Flu Victim Returns to Town on Estate Business
Mrs. R. A. Wiley, who lost four family members to influenza two years ago, visited the city Thursday to handle estate matters. She and her remaining children have since settled in Kearney County to escape unhappy associations and life has improved there.
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R. A. Wiley
Kearney
More Convention Ray Hits Essig Hardware Chief
Stansbury misses duties at Essig Hardware this week as he attends the Hardware Merchants convention in Omaha. He absorbs new ideas, and no new method escapes his notice.
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Ray. Stansbury
Essig Hardware
Llardware Merchants
Omaha
Wrights Move to Macon Sanitarium for Brain Trouble
Monday evening R W Wright and Dr Barger with nurse Mrs Clark departed for Macon Missouri to take his wife to a sanitarium for brain illness. Both were ill Mr Wright recovering from throat trouble while Mrs Wright suffered erysipelas until the fever worsened and she grew irrational though not yet fully hospitalized.
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Barger
Macon
Wright
R. W. Wright
Omaha of Interest to Us
A. K. Greenlee of Sidney Mer cantile returns from Omaha after attending a merchants convention. He visited home folks in hospitals and notes Art Sweet and Elenry Mitchell improved while Earl Kratz enjoyed his first day back. Herman Schroeder Jr. reports progress though dieting with water and thermometers. C. W. Johnson of Potter recovers from a serious operation. Overall, news from Omaha is satisfactory.
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A. K.greenlee
Sidney Mercantile Store
Omaha
Babe
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Death by own action shocks city man in Hardy apartments
Friday at noon a man known as George W. Beyers suicided in the Hardy apartments by strychnine. Dr. Roche treated him but he died within minutes. Coroner Warren deemed an inquest unnecessary. Beyers, a lumerman and contractor, had lived here months, educated at Northwestern and Oklahoma universities. Plein praised Beyers as a gentlemanly, conscientious worker. Relatives left for Perry, Oklahoma, after arrival.
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Hardy Apartments
Roche
Warren
Jones Mortuary
George W. Beyers
Lumiberman
Piein
George R. Beyers
Terry
Oklahoma
A. G. Younger
Oklahoma City
Burlington
Perry
Northwestern University
University of Oklahoma
Plein
Beyers
Wheat Grower Bert Steele Visits on California Trip
Wheat grower Bert Steele traveled through town on Tuesday en route from California to Gurley to handle farm matters and then to Kearney for a short stay. He produced 28,000 bushels of wheat in the county last year, while Mrs Steele and their daughters remained in California during the period. SIDNEY LUMBL CO FOR TAXI, CALL 161.
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Bert Steele
California
Gurley
Kearney
Heads Up Eyes Front Favored Spot Of World
A editorial urge to stay prudent and hopeful as business steadiness lags elsewhere. It notes minimal local crime, rising bank cash, and hints of money loosening as trade gradually improves while Sidney and Cheyenne County stay steady.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Correction In Wheat Article Read Just Above
A leading article correction clarifies a headline error in wheat figures. The government estimate was 2,900,000 bushels, corrected to 4,500,000. The paper notes broad distribution of the piece and urges readers to amend copies accordingly.
Mr Osborn Sees Great Future Ahead
C. J. Osborn returned from Omaha where he served as vice president and director of the National Cooperative Company. A meeting aimed to advance western grain receiving and handling, with Nebraska as a central group, and to push terminals that would federate and market grain across the states.
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C. J. Osborn
Omaha
National Cooperative Company
Nebraska
Farm groups push for big membership drive profits
The Farmers Union Livestock commission model shows three years of losses then breakeven and a $62,000 return to stock growers. With only ten percent of growers as members, organizers now push for large membership to boost profits. Mr. Osborn voices optimism for organized farm interests.
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Farmers Union Livestock Commission
Osborn
Omaha Mayor Grabill Vacation Reported From Omaha Trip
The mayor and his wife returned Saturday morning from Omaha where they attended the Retailers' convention. Their daughter Beulah and son Blaine, students at the state university, joined them briefly. The rest of the trip focused on business and the weather was poor throughout.
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Mayor Grabill
Omaha
Beulah
Blaine
State University
Sidney Plays Host To Nationally Famous Ladies Columbia Symphony
Sidney welcomes a western touring group of thirty women musicians from the Ladies Columbia Symphony Orchestra. The ensemble, backed by major western cities, performs in two shows Saturday afternoon and evening, led by A. T. Parks who promotes the Sidney engagement. Russian dancer Volkey will also perform, delighting the audience with expressive movement. Taxi call 161.
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Ladies Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Portland
San Francisco
Sidney
Cheyenne
Omaha
A. T. Parks
Parks
Volkey
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