Telegraphts Guests at the U S A Theatre Mystery Quiz
The Telegraph offers ten free tickets to readers who answer questions about famous women and works after screening Her Reputation at the U S A Theatre on February 27. Questions cover dancers actresses authors and historical figures, with early entries needed by Wednesday noon. Tea and wafers were served in colonial attire and a milk fund collection followed.
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USA
U. 8
Wei
Wweather
Telegraph
America
France
Christian Scientist Church
England
Mark Anthony
Martha
George Washington
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club Meeting Recalls George Washington Day
The Belle M. Stoutenborough club hosted a Colonial tea on Tuesday February 19 with members and guests. Mrs Johnson chaired the business session and thanked Red Cross and I E A organizations for milk fund donations. The program showcased each thoughtful number.
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Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
George Washington
Johnson
Red Cross
Ifs
Local Socials and Travel Notes From Redington Vicinity
Sextorp George Reetz and Mr. Aldridge test drove a new Ford to Redington and vicinity. Rev Slocumb preached to a good sized crowd at Corner school house Sunday. Ever Larson and wife visited Jess Lambert's. TV Schnbarth called at Lorenzo's Sunday morning. Neighbors report colds and lagrippe. R J Adams, employed at Pete Nelson's, rushed to Kansas Sunday for a sick friend. George Reetz and party drove to Kimball Thursday and bought a Ford sedan. John Nelson and family visited Andy Brett's Sunday. Pete Nelson visited Oscar Johnson's and George Juell's Monday. Dan Duncan's family shopped in Sidney Saturday. W D Matthewson and family dined at Pete Nelson's Thursday.
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George Reetz
Mr. Aldridge
Redington
Rev Slocumb
Ever Larson
Jess Lambert
TV Schnbarth
C. Crowell
Kimball
George
John Nelson
Andy Brett
Pete Nelson
Oscar Johnson
George Juell
Dan Duncan
Sidney
W. D. Matthewson
Oberfelder Declines U S Senate Bid
Judge Joseph Oberfelder reports a midnight long distance call from Omaha Democrats asking him to run for United States senator on the Democratic ticket. He declined, saying he cannot spare the time to serve.
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Joseph Oberfelder
Bill Ritchie
Omaha
Nebraska
Sidney Lady Blues Stay Undefeated With Potter Win
The Sidney high school girls basketball team defeated Potter high school 16 to 21 at Sidney court on Friday night. Sidney trailed 7 to 10 at halftime but surged in the second half to secure the win. Sidney players were Helen Hinricks Mae Bieternitz Florence Oberg Mirriam Oberg Vera Harr and Blanche Walker. Bushnell girls have asked for a game with Sidney and a return match is slated for Friday at Potter.
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Sidney High School
Potter High School
Sidney Court
Potter
Sidney Girls
Potter Girls
Bushner
Cheyenne High School
M. C. Green
Sidney Atheletes
Sidney
Helen Hinricks
Mae Bieternitz
Florence Oberg
Mirriam Oberg
Vera Harr
Blanche Walker
Bushnell
Woodmen Circle to Initiate Class Friday Evening
Sidney Woodmen Circle plans a Friday evening initiation of a class of candidates at the I O O F hall. District Manager Caroline A. Black will attend. Members of other groves are invited. After initiation the circle will join the W O W camp for a banquet at the Methodist church parlors with talks by speakers.
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Sidney Woodmen Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Caroline A. Black
W. O. W. Camp
Methodist Church
Bake Sale at Hubler's Meat Market March 1
The Kerstone class plans a bake sale at Hubler's Meat Market on Saturday March 1 at 2 00 PM to raise funds. A sewing contest by Greenlees appears in the same issue on page 8.
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Hubler’s
Greenlees
Baby Shipman Dies After Brief Life
Stanley Alfred Shipman Jr aged 14 hours, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shipman Jr of Section 4, died Saturday morning February 16 and was buried in Sidney cemetery Sunday. Rev. O. Light officiated. Born Friday night the child lived only fourteen hours. The family also has a two year old daughter.
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Stanley Alfred
M. A. Shipman, Jr
Sect 4
Sidney
Shipmans
Goldenrod Juvenile Band Aims Public Debut This February
The Goldenrod Juvenile band led by George B. Moore has made progress despite scarlet fever fears and bad weather. About thirty boys from Gurley and Dalton will debut Thursday evening at the Farmers Union meeting in the M E community hall. A second band will form soon with plans to combine by mid June.
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Goldenrod
George B. Moore
Farmers Union Meeting
M. E
Gurley
Dalton
Moore
Benefit Charity Ball at St Patrick's February 1924
The notice promotes a charity ball at St Patrick's auditorium on February 22 1924. It promises dances on a smooth floor and invites attendees to support a local cause.
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St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Leslie Neubauer Seeks Clerk of Cheyenne County Court
The candidate announces intention to run for Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary voters on April 8 1924. Leslie Neubauer plans to seek renomination and outlines candidacy.
Bert Allington Seeks Cheyenne County First District Post
For Commissioner I announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner First District Cheyenne County subject to Democratic voters at the primaries April 8 1924 Bert Allington.
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Cheyenne County
Bert Allington
Wasson Announces Candidacy for Cheyenne District Clerk
For Clerk of District Court I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomination on the Republican ticket for reelection to the office of Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election April 2 1924 Isola I Wasson.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
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B. M. S. Club Meeting
Sextorp
Want Oberfelder
U. S
Bake Sale
Baby Shipman
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Leslie Neubauer
Isola I. Wasson
Scottsbluff, Nebr
E. von Forell & Son
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Robins
McDonald Motor Sales Co
Ford
Lincoln
Sidney, Nebraska
Chase
Lister
Western Farmer
Sidney Hart-Park CO
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