LUNCHEONS CONTINUE TO HOLD INTEREST
The weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Hornaday's Cafe drew fifty members and guests led by Reverend Ernest House and Reverend Holmes. General Superintendent Woodruff dispelled a rumor about Union Pacific. Speakers discussed Sidney baseball, good roads, and club progress, with ministers among the strongest boosters. The organization gains members, plans a tractor exhibition, a band for boys, and social progress, inviting public suggestions at four P. M. weekly meetings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hornaday
Ernest House
The
Christian Church
Holmes
W. P. Miles
Union Pacific
Woodruff
Shunk
Sidney
Bennett
Light
Evangelist House
Golding
McIntosh
Thayer
Victim of Old Rheum Disease Strains Worden Family
Henry Worden lies very ill at his mother Mrs. Margaret Worden's home with inflammatory rheumatism. The Worden family has come from their south divide ranch as the mild season brings several cases of the ailment.
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Henry Worden
Margaret Worden
South Divide Ranch
Sheriff moves mentally deficient to Beatrice asylum
Deficients to State Care report shows Sheriff McDaniel sent Mrs. Nancy c Augustine of Dalton and her son Guy Wilson to Beatrice asylum after years of poor circumstances and neighborhood care. Authorities were alerted when the burden of support grew too heavy.
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McDaniel
Hastings
Nancy c Augustine
Dalton
Guy “Wilson
Beatrice
Forster Citizen Visits Lowitiesman
Forster resident travels to Lowitiesman now based in Omaha, detailing possible civic ties and recent community events during the visit. The report notes personal connections to local groups and a brief outline of discussions held with Omaha based associates.
Wanderer returns after long absence to visit kin
A native county citizen who has lived abroad since 1888 has been seen this week among old friends. He visits his children the Closman boys and Mrs. Frank Schroeder and other relatives, remarking that the world has treated him well during his years away.
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Closman Boys
Frank Schroeder
Notre Dame Student Clifton McIntosh Pursues Writing
Clifton McIntosh of Notre Dame Indiana shows interest in journalism beyond his regular college courses. He has a ready vocabulary and excitement for writing, though he has years to decide if it will be his future life work.
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Clifton McIntosh
Notre Dame
Indiana
Worth While Souvenirs From Salisbury Visit
B. P. Hamilton returned Wednesday noon from Salisbury Missouri after a two week stay with his ill father. He left his parent some better with trophies from the old home farm including three sugar cured hams hanging in the northeast corner of his basement. Or had we only learned to slide down the coal chute before this.
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B. P. Hamilton
Salisbury
Missouri
Two Fires in the Same Spot on Burling Bridge
Fire alarms sounded at six thirty and nine o clock on Monday as both Burling ton bridge locations caught fire. Firemen quickly extinguished each blaze and returned to town. The bridge was repaired in time for the midnight train.
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Burlington
Air Mail Service Delayed By Storm Over Chicago
Postmaster Pindell reports two eastbound planes reached Omaha while no westbound flights operate tonight due to a storm in Chicago. The experiments will proceed as planned despite the setback.
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Nieve
Pindell
Omaha
Chicago
Dunphy
Air Mail
Sidney Publicity Committee Announces Community News Plan
The Publicity committee of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce urges that news items of community interest be given to any committee member. Items will be sent to Omaha papers. Committee members include F. L. Whitelock, A. J. Jorgenson, and R. P. Kepler. Help keep Sidney before the world.
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Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
F.L. Whitelock
A. J. Jorgensom
R. P. Kepler
Sidney
Undefined Travel Rules Spark Frustration Across Routes
A terse note complains that ongoing transportation restrictions disrupt movement and block travel. Authorities or operators unidentified, but the message laments being kept from moving freely and questions the reliability of promised schedules.
Honor Students in Senior Class
The senior class honors list names Emily Gould as valedictorian with top marks amid personal hardship. Foster Cook is salutatorian with 92.637 percent, and Doyle Perry ranks third at 92.407 percent.
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Emily Gould
Foster Cook
Doyle Perry
Lois Stowe
F. D. Gould
Emily
Foster
Doyle
Perry
Ross
High School Honors Recipients Applauded At Chapel
The school celebrates three outstanding seniors once named in chapel. The trio, Doyle and two others, receive enthusiastic, unanimous praise from peers and teachers for their minds, fitness, and athletic leadership. The Telegraph joins in congratulating the students on their achievements.
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Doyle
Chapel
Telegraph
Sterling Leaguers Nearly Organized for 1921 Season
Sterling Colorado February 23 The 1921 Sterling leaguers club is nearly organized says manager Jake Kroninger with ready to play talent at most positions. Otto Kopping the prior year second baseman may return on short notice Jimmie Payton leading toward Sterling for shortstop and Shimeau Voorheis eyed as mound options Anhier expected to replace Brewer at first base alongside Murphy Silcott and Schoonover among opening roster choices.
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Otto Kopping
Kraninger
Jimmie Payton
St. Louis Browns
Texas
Sterling
John Dale
St. Louis
Beam
Kroninger
Shimeau
Voorheis
Anhier
Brewer
Town Apportionment Shares From County School Funds
Last week Cheyenne county distributed 3358.51 from the semi annual school funds. Amounts allotted to town schools include Sidmey 1076.51 Potter 272.63 Suno 121.16 Lodgepole 279.72 Gurley 228.06 Dalton 230.75 Lorenzo 50.87, with country districts sharing in the remainder. For taxi, call 161.
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Cheyenne County
Lodgepole
Gurley Nay
Dalton
Lorenzo
Sidney girls and Chappell boys dominate local basketball double header
A packed Sidney gym hosted a Chappell double header with girls and boys teams. The girls fell 28 18 to Chappell while the boys lost pace early but rallied to a 37 35 final with Bidney scoring the deciding free throw. Sidney’s north river trip also noted, and Lodgepole handed the American Legion a 44 28 defeat with wind and fatigue cited as factors.
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Sidney Gymnasium
Chappell
Firat
Rootera
Bidney
Mitchell
Gering
American Legion of Sidney
Lodgepole
Legion
Sidney
Worse Other Places Attorney Visits Phillips County
Attorney J L Tewell traveled through Phillips county last week visiting farm homes and noting depressed finances. The lead promotes Sidney Lumber Co and local services with a dental and medical ad context alongside mentions of Mela tech beck, Reem 64, Phese 66.
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Phillips County
M. E Fettbens
Dentiet Mela Tech Beck
Reem
Phese
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Forster
Lowitiesman
Jake Kraninger
Colo
Sterling Leaguers
Wilson Brothers
Oberfelder& CO
Th Clothiers
Sidney Lumber CO
Sidney Chamber. of Commerce
Fult
the American Bank
NEBR
Eeree
al Jesse OC. McNish
Martin W. Dimery
James I. McIntosh
1 Xa. McCarth
George E. Taylor
George R Buckner
Eugene D. McAllister
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