Carrot meeting fuels county womans clubs plans
Project leaders from all county womans clubs gathered in Sidney and Gurley on the 17th and 18th under Miss Florence Atwood to learn carrot based meal ideas. They prepared a complete carrot themed dinner and will carry back lessons to their home clubs to promote vegetable use and healthier family meals.
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Womans Clubs
Florence Atwood
Sidney and Gurley
Miss Atwood
Agricultraural College Extension Service
Maggie
Mise Atwood
Bliss Atwood
Idle Hour tea room to open in March by Eva Milea
Eva Milea Fintjer announces the Idle Hour tea room opening at 414 Central Avenue. The social venue aims to attract business folk and events, featuring a white and orange decor, a dance floor, piano, victrola, fireplace, and bridge instruction along with noon luncheons and afternoon offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Milea ‘Fintjer
Sidney
Central Avenue
Washington Memorial Service by Masons Honors George Washington
Frank Welch Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons commemorated George Washington at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Worshipful Master Marius Christensen presided as quartet sang and Rev. Samuel Light gave the invocation. Martin W. Dimery delivered the address tracing Masonry’s role in early U.S. history and Washington’s life, urging Masons to live by the lodge’s teachings. The gathering ended with the national anthem.
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Washington
United States
Kossuth
Frank Welch
America
Billy Johnson
Samuel Light
Christensen
Benjamin Franklin
Martin W. Dimery
Dimery
Masonry
George Washington
Masons
Sidney to Debate Bayard On Cabinet Voice Question
A Sidney high school debate team will face Bayard in an upcoming event yet to be scheduled by a joint committee. Principal Storkan notes a strong debating class with many students seeking spots. The resolution is whether cabinet members should have a voice on the floor of Congress. If held in Sidney the team will argue affirmative. if Bayard hosts, Sidney will argue negative.
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Sidney High School
Bayard
Storkan
Congress
Sidney
Mary Brown Morris dies in Missouri home
Mrs Mary Brown Morris mother of Mrs Hattie Bell died at her daughters home Friday Born in Meggs County Ohio September 15 1848 died in Eldney Missouri February 19 1920 Married to W Morris at Erie Missouri in 1872 Nine children were born six survive The body sent to Pineville Missouri for burial
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Mary Brown Morris
Hattie Bell
Peck family visit to Fort Collins briefed
W H Peck his wife and daughter from Virginia and Roy Liggett spent the fore part of this week in Fort Collins. The Pecks returned home Monday evening while Mr Liggett will remain for a few days longer visiting the area.
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W. H. Peck
Virginia
Roy Liggett
Fort Collins
Pecks
Mr. Liggett
Basketball Schedule Ends as Sidney Defeats Bayard 17 to 14
The season closed with Sidney beating Bayard on the high school floor 17 to 14. Bayard led 12 to 11 at halftime, but Sidney’s defense and offense improved in the second half. Sidney finished 6 wins and 6 losses, a 500 percent, amid injuries and a rebuilt lineup under Coach Horn.
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Bayard
Sidney
Ducker
Walt
Horn
Potter
Kimball
Tinewp
Penne
Nebraska
Burlington Poultry Special Promotes Quality in Nebraska
Nebraska poultry interests unite with Burlington Railroad for a poultry train tour. J B Lamon says the aim is to raise quality, not just volume, with four carloads of educational exhibits from the state college of agriculture and other agencies. Sanitation and healthy flock management will be demonstrated by leading poultry authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
J. B. Lamaon
Jason
Burlington
State College of Agriculture
Irrigation Meeting Promotes Cheyenne County Project
C D Green led a meeting on February 12 in Lodge Pole Valley with farmers regarding an irrigation project lease. A committee of J McIntosh, C S Anderson and George C Coulter was formed to review terms. A further meeting confirmed lease terms. Green’s slogan promises a sugar factory for Cheyenne county before 1980.
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C. D. Green
Lodge Pole
C. 8. Anderson
George C. Coulter
Legion Meets With Potter Post in Sidney
About sixty men gathered Tuesday evening as the Legion and Potter post held a joint meeting in Sidney with a postlunch served afterward. Attendance rises with the new administration, and interest grows as discussions on the Veterans bureau problem turn more definite in Sidney post’s fight for justice.
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Potter Post
Sidney Legionnaires
Legion
Veterans Bureau
Sidney Post
Fight For Justice
Gurley Town Team Upsets Kimball Lions on Gurley Floor
Gurley five overcame a 12 to 10 halftime deficit to beat the Kimball Lions 28 to 25 on their home floor. The win marks Gurley’s sixth victory in seven games as they handed a strong Kimball outfit its first loss in this stretch.
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Gurley
Kimball Lions Club
Kimball
Gurleyites
Dairy Train Set to Promote Nebraska Club Work
President Gray authorizes another Union Pacific train to back Nebraska Dairy Development work. The calf club special visit to Sidney last fall is followed by a march train from Lincoln on Monday March 1. The train carries Nebraska Dairy Development Society and College of Agriculture representatives, with events noted March 10 from 2 to 2 am.
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Gray
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Sidney
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Excellent Entertainment At US Theatre For Basketball Trip
A school show with a moving picture program at the US Theatre raised funds to send the basketball team to Chadron. The high school orchestra performed well, children’s dance numbers impressed, Mrs. Liebendorfer sang, a male quartet pleased the audience, Prof. Davis delivered a standout solo, Miss Faerne Riggs surprised with toe dancing, and the evening featured a strong historical epic and a boys’ life comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Davis
Kepler
Ahrens
Faerne Riggs
Miss Riggs
Barbara Frelchle
Baby improving after lung bean removal surgeries
The year and a half old son of H W Cruise from Sidney, taken to Clarkson hospital after a Mexican bean was removed from his left lung. An initial operation left traces, but a second procedure on Wednesday cleared all offending material and the child is recovering.
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H. W. Cruise
Omaha
Sunday
Omaha World Herald
Iowa
Warl Cruise
Sidney
Clarkson Hospital
Railroad Notes From the A. R. A. Lineup
Earl Boler of Cheyenne visits the city as clerk of the A. R. A. Carl Mueller leaves for Cleveland after his uncle Fred Siedow’s death. Jimmy Connors visits from motive power as J. B. Sullivan heads toward Cheyenne. Mrs. P. F. Biachell returns to Denver after a city visit. Frank Clinton, car inspector, laid off due to illness. Rob Walt recovering from Omaha operation. EF. Thssapples returns from two weeks away. Ernest Worden called to Omaha to meet the GM. Sol Willis Jr. welcomes a nine pound boy. doubt lingers on Sol’s recovery. Vice President C. C. Calvin rides in private car No. 5.
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Earl Boler
Cheyenne
Carl Mueller
Cleveland
Fred Siedow, Jr
Lip Track
Jimmy Connors
Supt. Jackson
Motive Power
P. F. Biachell
Denver
J. B. Sullivan
Frank Clinton
Rob Walt
Omaha
EF. Thssapples
Ernest Worden
Ernest
Jimmy Birmingham
Sol Willis, Jr
Sol
C. C. Calvin
Will Get Contest At Bridgeport Sub-District Declamatory Meet
At a recent Bridgeport school men meeting Superintendent Lieben dorfer secured a sub-district declamatory contest to be held here in late March. Five towns Kimball Chappell Gurley Lorenzo and Sidney will enter. Fifteen students have entered the local contest to be held on a later announced date. Winners will represent Sidney at the sub-district meet and the top two in each class advance to the district contest. Contests include oratorical dramatic humorous and extemporaneous.
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Bridgeport
Liebendorfer
Kimball
Chappell
Gurley
Lorenzo
Sidney
Phyllis Corbett Describes Turbulent Atlantic Cruise
Phyllis Corbett writes from Europe about novel experiences and sights on her cruise. She recalls severe Atlantic storms with a huge wave flooding a deck and passengers fearing for their lives before reaching Spain and continuing to Italy.
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Phyllis Corbett
R L Hyde Dies at Omaha Contractor Leader
Robert L. Hyde, 38, president of the R. L. Hyde Co. general contractors, died Monday at St Catherine's Hospital after a 10 day illness. He was overseeing the C B & Q terminal depot project in Council Bluffs. A Shriner and Mason, he leaves his wife Stella and brother E Leslie Hyde of Sidney. Funeral services expected Wednesday. Tom Poole returns from Omaha business trip.
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Robert L. Hyde
California Street
R. L. Hyde Company
General Contractors
St. Catherine's Hospital
Oan
Mr. Hyde
Council Bluffs
Masonic Lodge
Sidney
Omaha Bee
Colorado Nebraska Golf Association Annual Meeting Report
The Colorado Nebraska Golf Association gathered at the Graham hotel in Sterling on Monday February 22 with President Seymour presiding. Attendees from Sterling, Brush, Akron, Fort Morgan, Sidney and other clubs discussed 1926 schedules, scoring rules, membership counts, and planned events including a three day Sterling tournament starting before Labor Day with a $2 entrance fee and an 18 hole qualifying round.
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Colorado-Nebraska Golf Association
Graham Hotel
Sterling
Seymour
Sterling Club
Mesars
Keating
Johnson
Snyder
Elliott
HW. Munson
T. Munson
Keim
Kellogg
Chears
Jack Wagers
al Cummings
Showalter
Wages
Brush
Murray
Ren
Phrimmer
Dailey
Akron
Hellstein, Riethemann
Jackson
Smith and McDill
Fort Morgan
Messrs
Martin, Fine, Cleaman and Bauman
Sidney Club
Colorado-Nebraska Golf, Association
Sidney
Closman
Doran
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E. A. Johnson
Uniform Food Group
John Theis
Uniform Food
I. H. Warick
James Sparks
North Sidney
N. 8. Miller
Potter District
J. G. Crosby
Lorenzo Club
H. W. Ronneker
Gurley Lutheran Guild
F. H. Hinkle
Happy Go Lucky Club
Nelson Finney
Washington Memorial
Burlington Poultry Special
Gurley Town
R. L. Hyde
Tom Poole
Morgan
Sidney‘ Club
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