Air mail field proposed for Sidney by East Lake City official
Mr. A R Dumphy of the air mail service urged Sidney establish an emergency landing field half a mile south and east of town. Postmaster Pindell and Secretary Martin of the Community club hosted him. Field would be 4600 feet long, 1000 feet wide, with two wind combs. Night flights expected February 22 linked to continental route with staggered stops from New York to San Francisco and reverse, including Omaha and Cheyenne.
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A. R. Dumphy
East Lake City
Omaha
Air Mail Service
Cheyenne
Sidney
Pindell
Martin
Dumphy
Janda
Animal Kingdom
First National Bank Doubles Capital Stock
The First National Bank of Sidney receives approval from the Comptroller of the Currency to increase capital stock to 50000 with a 15000 surplus, making it one of Cheyenne county’s largest banks. Since September 1918, capital has doubled from 25000 with 15000 surplus, reflecting management and stockholders’ confidence in county growth.
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First National Bank of Sidney
Cheyenne County
First National Bank
Sidney Lumber Co and Dentist at Main Street
Local ad fragment lists SIDNEY LUMBER CO and Dr M K Pettibone dentist with address Mein tosh block and Reem street. Includes phone and listings for taking calls.
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M. KE. Pettibone
Mein Tosh Block
Sidney High basketball woes and triumphs across a snowy week
A double header with Chappell teams to face Sidney was canceled due to a snowstorm west of Lodgepole. Sidney’s teams kept the gym lively with a town game and a high school romp. Sidneys beat Scottsbluff 12 11 in a tight clash and defeated Gering 29 to 12 while praising guard work by Sig Clark and George Iverson and noting Perry’s spectacular tossing.
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Chappell Girls
Sidney
Lodgepole
Colson
al Greenlee
Maurice Roach
Harry Marsh
Dr. Witham
Ted Strain
Ed Runge
Clark Wooldridge
Aigrage
Fun
Ad Universal
Sidney H
Sterling High
Sidney Legion
Sterling High School
American Legion
Vistors
Army
Wooldridge
Runge
Ier
Grabéll
Greenlee
Scottsbluff
Mr. Colson
North River
Philson
Clark
L. Clark
Perry
Iverson
Zimmer
Chambers
Sidelnes
Sig Clark
George Iverson
Scotts Bluffs
Gering
Clough Colson
The Petition Dotted Line and Public Deliberation
An essay contrasts petitions with contracts, noting the ease of signing petitions versus careful contract reading. It argues petitions reflect a historical national weakness, likening them to diplomatic notes and recalling colonial and wartime practices. It cites English kings and U.S. note writing prewar.
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United States
Wilson
Hootch vamp seen at weekly dances in Watertown
The hootch vamp is described as comely with Terpsichore like limbs and works with masculine assistants at weekly dances. She signals prohibition agents to inspect suspects’ cars and, if needed, records their name and address for future use.
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Watertown
N. Y
Feneral Prohibition Enforcement
Noonday Luncheon Grows in Popularity
The Community Association held its second mid week noon luncheon at the Commercial grill with over fifty attendees. W P Miles presided, speakers included Harry Gould outlining the Farm Bureau movement, Morley Pearson on reading, Martin Dimery on southern conditions, Reverend Bennett on community unity, A E Emily of Gord Nebraska on a planned community house, and Reverend Light presenting a corn subject and Cheyenne county’s share plan.
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Community Association
Commercial Grill
W. P. Miles
Harry Gould
Farm Bureau
Morley Pearson
Martin Dimery
South
Reverend Bennett
A. E. Emily
Gord
Nebraska
Reverend Light
Cheyenne County
Deliberations on Aid Meeting Teases Open Discussion
A fragment notes a Nebraska request for starving European relief and hints at adjournment of a pleasant meeting. Directors and association sessions may discuss topics later in accessible, open gatherings.
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Nebraska
Europe
Returns With Smart Models Fashion Shop Proprietor Heads Home
Leon Fine, proprietor of the Fashion Shop, returned Tuesday from a thirty day buying trip to New York City. He reports improved business, cautious purchasing, and signs of better times as he was met in Omaha by his wife and young son visiting in Oklahoma City.
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Leon Fine
New York City
Mr. Fine
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Thomas family arrives after sixteen months away
Mr and Mrs J F Thomas of Champaign Illinois and their little son Bite arrive in the city Tuesday evening and proceed to Lorena to visit relatives Mr and Mrs M Kremer. They will remain about thirty days. See Sidney Lumber Co for a good home in the best town on earth. Special sale on box Checslates every Saturday of the Rexall Store. For taxi call 161.
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J. F. Thomas
Champaign
Illinois
Httle
Bite
Lorena
M. Kremer
Willemain
Earth
Sidney Lumber CO
Rexall
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