Chappell Tops Sidney On Home Floor In Slow Game
Chappell defeated Sidney in a home contest as both teams struggled with slow play. Bower led Chappell with four field goals while Sidney’s Cap Williams and Ladine were unable to find rhythm. Wellesandt showed limited scoring as the Maroon and Black missed their offensive chances.
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Sidney
Williams
Kepler
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Bower
Chappell
Wellesandt
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Thomas Witters
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Kimball
Weekend Guests At Dalton Home Welcomed By Rowans
Roy Greenlee, Charles Marsh and Marius Christensen visited Dalton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowan. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cunningham of Potter also joined the Rowan hosts for a Sunday gathering.
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Roy Greenlee
Charles Marsh
Marius Christensen
Dalton
Harold Rowan
Warren Cunningham
Potter
Rowan
Pioneer resident renews Telegraph subscription after forty years
Nick Treinen, a veteran settler living south of Sidney, visited The Telegraph to renew his fortieth consecutive subscription. At 75, he recalls early pioneer days, built a prosperous farm, and credits his wife for their shared success while Cheyenne County residents regard the Treinens as prominent figures.
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Nick Treinén
Sidney
Telegraph
Mr. Treinen
Treinen
Mrs. Treinen
Cheyenne County
Veterans Insurance Reinstatement Act Guidance Notice
Relief Officer Nick Wilhelmy of the American Legion informs veterans of amendments to the World War Veterans Act 1924. reinstatement requires paying due premiums with five percent interest, or establishing an interest-bearing debt if payment is impossible. Applications Forms 742 739 and 763 must be filed with remittance before July 2 1927, excluding renewal term reinstatement after July 2 1997.
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Nick Wilhelmy
American Legion
Freshman Clifford Webster Writes North Platte Valley Tale
Dalton freshman Clifford Webster of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture authored one of the two best English themes for January. His piece, Land Marks of the North Platte Valley, describes Scottsbluff, Court House and Jail rocks, Chimney Rock, and frontier justice practices, in a period-tinged, anecdotal tour of the valley.
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Clifford Webster
Dalton
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Agricultural College
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Hiram Scott
Scott
Court House
Jail Rocks
Bridgeport
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In the county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of H. L. Kennedy deceased. Creditors must file claims by May 12 1927 and debts paid by February 11 1928 with hearings held March 15 1927 and May 16 1927 at ten o’clock a.m. in Sidney County Court room. Elmer Kaht County Judge.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Kennedy
Sidney
Elmer Kaht
Atad
County Agent Advises on Pigs and Profits
County Extension Agent L. D. Willey notes farmers who farrowed pigs in modern houses and followed sanitation steps cut production costs. They kept fewer sows, averaged over seven pigs per sow, had low runt rates, and raised uniform hogs averaging 177 pounds at six months, earning premiums for consistency.
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Mavabie
L. D. Willey
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West 4Th St
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Gurley
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Sidney Ice and Storage Co
Olson & Sons
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Green Water Prod. Co
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