Sid ney business change and local notes from telegraph files
Star Clothing in Sidney sold by Mrs M Cohn to Sig and Dave Gutfreund after Mr Corn's death. Lodge Pole irrigation plans discussed in Denver News. Sheriff John Daugherty honored at a surprise party. Sidney constable Gus Wellner appointed. Union Pacific test confirms Sidney stone quality for building. Fire at Scanlon drug store attic with little damage. Cynthia Rose dies at home leaving husband and three children. G A R encampment in Hastings. snow heavier on tableland. crop prospects improved by moisture.
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Sidney
Star Clothing Company
M. Cohn
Sig
Dave Gutfreund
Cheyenne County Teachers Association
Lodge Pole
C. P Chambers
Gus Wellner
Union Pacific
Oberfelder & Company
Scanlon
Cynthia Rose
Haskell, Ricker
Blanchard
Hastings
Sidney items reflect town growth and incidents
The county leased N M Fitch house as a poorhouse while a Sidney petition aims to raise 4000 for a creamery with 2300 already raised. Henri Du Brot was severely cut in a Tuesday dispute with William Kingan over cattle, Kingan fleeing. Union Pacific has delivered 15 of 90 locomotives ordered, slated for immediate service. Baseball gloves signal spring as pleasant weather returns. Sidney reports no active billiard table and notes sidewalk construction downtown. The Kimball Observer’s last issue was a six page boom edition. A home talent Queen Esther production with 19 cast members is planned.
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N. M. Fitch
Sidney
Henri du Brot
William Kingan
Kingan
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kimball Observer
Church Class Holds Old Fashioned Party Tuesday
Members of the Kings Builders class at the Christian church hosted an old fashioned hard times party Tuesday night. The program included games and social visitation with light refreshments served at the close. Mrs. R. M. Adams teaches the class.
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Kings Builders
The
Christian Church
R. M. Adams
Sunday Mass Times and Church Activities
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary in traction and benediction at 7 30 Weekday mass at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor Sunday school at 10 a m Lesson subject Christian Growth Morning worship at 11 a m Sermon subject The Marks of a True Church Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p m
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Anton Link
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church Lent Schedule with Morning Service
Episcopal Church announces second Sunday in Lent with Holy Communion at eight a m Church school at ten a m and Morning Prayer and sermon on What is Man at eleven a m Wednesday services at seven thirty a m ten a m four p m and seven thirty p m by Dean Crawford
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Dean Crawford
Christian Church Bible School and Services
The Christian Church invites families to 10 o clock Bible school as it nears 200 in attendance and asks all to come next Sunday. Morning preaching at 11 includes Tests of Christian Growth. evening at 7 30 features Gods Unspeakable Gift with a cordial invitation to all not in regular attendance elsewhere. Pastor J H Bicknell.
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Bible School
J. H. Bicknell
Lenten Services At United and First Lutheran Churches
Sidney's United Lutheran notes good attendance in devotional Lent services. Next Sunday 11 a.m. sermon on A Mother's Plea for Aid. Sunday school 10 a.m.. midweek 7 45 p.m. Grace Lutheran Gurley holds 10 a.m. Sunday school and 7 30 p.m. worship with pastor's sermon. Thursday Lent services 7 45 p.m. Potter First Lutheran lists 2 15 p.m. Sunday school and 3 p.m. worship with invitation by Pastor W T Kahse.
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Sidney
Holy Trinity Church
Gurley
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Luther League
Noted Doctor Declares Milk Fever Not Fever in Cows
Dr L V Skidmore of Lincoln College of Agriculture says milk fever in cows is not a fever. He notes cattle with milk fever often have below normal temperatures and the condition has become more common in dairy herds.
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L. V. Skidmore
Animal Pathology Department
College of Agriculture At Lincoln
Milk fever in cows linked to metabolism and air treatment
Historical notes describe milk fever as a disturbance in sugar and calcium metabolism, riskier in high producing cows. Early signs include hind leg unsteadiness and neck crook. treatment centers on inflating the udder with sterile air and taping teats briefly, with prefatory caution against drenching.
Enticing pig growing contest prizes attract enrollment
County agent Willey promotes a pig growing contest with a 60 bushel self feeder valued at 25 dollars from Cheyenne County Lumber of Sidney as a prize. The aim is to raise pig sanitation awareness, though last year none reached 1200 pounds per sow in 180 days due to misfortune and disease. Enrollment is open at Willey’s office for farmers with six or more sows before the first farrow, cost to participants is merely record-keeping.
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Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Sidney
Willey
Notice of Election in Sidney Nebraska March 26 1929
Voters in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska are called to a city election on March 26 1929 from 8 am to 8 pm. The ballot asks whether to sell the municipal light and power plant and steam heating system to Western Public Service Company per Ordinance 208. polling places are Tobin Opera House First Ward North Side School House Second Ward East Ward School. Copies of Ordinance 208 available from the City Clerk. Mail ballots allowed for absent voters with prior written request within 2 to 30 days before election. Witnessed February 21 1929 by Mayor H Schroeder and City Clerk Stanley L Wolfe.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
City of
Western Public Service Company
Tobin Opera House
North Side School House
East Ward School
H. Schroeder
North Platte Valley Feeders Triumph at Omaha Stock Market
North Platte valley stock feeders had a strong day at the South Omaha stock yards with 11 firms and individuals selling cattle at solid prices. Notable sales included L. K. Craghead Minatare 84 lb cattle at 15.85 dollars and Dr E E Griggs Scottsbluff 90 lb at 16.25 dollars, with multiple lots trading around 15.75 to 16.75 dollars and cattle steady.
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North Platte Valley
South Omaha
L. K. Craghead
Minatare
J. H. Jordan
Morrill
E. E. Griggs
Scottsbluff
E. M. Searle
Wright-Ferguson
Bayard
Lee Everett
Cook
Andrew
William Johnson
Melbeta
William Morrow
Scotsbluff
Monroe Brothers
Railroad Notes Restart as Crosbie Returns to Duty
Thomas Crosbie resumes work after two months absent due to illness. Ellis and family depart for North Platte where Ellis will resume his former role as machine shop foreman, taking Crosbies post during his absence. Mr and Mrs E W Davis travel to Conestoga South Dakota for a short stay.
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Thomas Crosbie
Ellis
North Paltte
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Crosbie
E. W. Davis
Conestota
S. D
Local Briefs Note Family Travel and Illness
J T Armstrong has been off several days on account of sickness. George Davis left Monday for Savannah Mo where he will spend a few days. Mrs F L Snyder left Tuesday for a trip to Texas where she will visit friends and relatives. J C Proper was an Oshkosh visitor last Saturday and reports that Mrs Proper is much better and expects to be home Sunday. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
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J T Armstrong
George Davis
Savannah
F. L Snyder
Texas
J. C. Proper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piggly-Wiggly
Presbyterian Church
H. Clare Welker
Episcopal Church
United Lutheran Church
Dorcas Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Leonard’’s
Telegraph
Sidney Municipal Service
Stanley L. Wolfe
China
Nash and Butternut
Chase & Sanborns
E. J. Leonard
Illinois Street
New Spring Millinery
Paris
Grabill Hat
Mr. B. Efficient
Jordan Electric
Mr. Efficient
Mrs. Efficient
Jordan Electric Shoppe
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