Sidney Community Association Meeting Debates Name Change
The Sidney Community Association held its monthly meeting at the courthouse with many members present. Amendments changing the name to Chamber of Commerce were rejected but the free membership for women was repealed, allowing women to join by paying one dollar per month. A discussion on Americanization plans followed, with no concrete program yet mapped. A Friday talk at Tobin Opera House by Nels Darling promoted community interests and the value of organized efforts. he urged broader membership and outlined ideas to boost the city and surrounding areas, with plans to invite him back later.
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Sidney Community Association
Court House
Pres. G. R. Buckner
L. Uptegrove
Community Association
Chamber “of ‘Commerce
Tobin Opera House
Nels Darling
Oklahoma City
Darling
Sidney Men Form Contracting Firm
Sidney men form a new contracting firm named Spitler Wood Bradbury General Contractors. E A Spitler partners with Albert F Wood and O G Bradbury to supply rapid, efficient building services with O B Mosier joining for brick work. Spitler cites prior local projects like Brewer Theater M E Church Commercial Hotel Mercantile block and current contracts Sidney Grade School Artificial Ice Plant as proof of capability.
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Sidney
E. A. Spitler
Albert F. Wood
O. G. Bradbury
Spitler Wood
Spitler
Brewer Theater
M. E Church
Commercial
Mercantile
Hubler
Hornaday
Wood
Bidney
Montana
Minnenota
Pacific
Bradbury
Coe
Sidney Truck and Tractor Co Becomes Local Samson Distributor
Sidney Truck and Tractor Co has been appointed district distributor for Samson Tractor Company products in Cheyenne County. Samson, a General Motors division, offers tractors trucks and automobiles. Local proprietor Mr Jensen prepares to meet spring orders promptly as growing business unfolds.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Samson Tractor
Samson
General Motors Company
Jensen
City Convention and Election Soon in Sidney
Mayor I E Grabill calls for ward caucuses Thursday March 4 at 7 pm to nominate councilmen, followed by a city convention at the county courthouse to nominate a mayor, treasurer, city engineer and clerk. He urges strong turnout to approve expansive public utilities including water, power, and sewer system upgrades, with a possible 200000 to 250000 bond issue.
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the Telegraph
I. E. Grabill
County Court Room
Sidney
E. L. Uptegrove
C.B. Owens
Ayatem
Alreday
Flo
Bidney
Census Enumerator Urges Prompt Local Enumeration
A notice stresses that residents not yet enumerated should inform secretary of the community or enumerator Donald Bassett at once to ensure an accurate city count. W. J. Braham attends the National Teachers Association in Cleveland this week and will return likely next week. LV Arnold, district secretary for western Nebraska, and J E Lewon visited Sidney this week regarding next year’s work.
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community“Association
Donald’ ‘Bassett
W. J. Braham
National Teachers Association
Cleveland
Arnold
Western
Nebraska
Sidney
Public Sale at Otto Perso Farm Near Dalton
Otto Perso will hold a public sale at his farm about two and a half miles south of Dalton on March 9. Watch for his advertisement in the Telegraph in the coming week.
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Otto Perso
Dalton
Campbell Implement Co Building New Home Project
R Sweet, Sidney's prominent contractor, has begun ground for Campbell Implement Co's $35,000 brick tile two story brick building with basement. The L shaped shop on Rose and Williams streets will house offices and sample rooms on the first floor with central heating and a 44 by 72 front, plus 24 by 88 rear section. Completion is targeted in ninety days with storage on upper floors and alley extension. Sweet has also contracted a $7,500 bungalow on the north side and cites a strong track record of twenty residences last year.
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R. Sweet
Sidney
Campbell Implement Company
Rose Street
Williams Street
Roce Street
Sweet
Barnes Minstrels At U S A Tonight
Barnes Merry Minstrels perform tonight at U S A theatre in an advertised one night engagement. The show features a parade at noon and provides audience members a chance to judge the program, with attendees likely to hear the minstrel acts.
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Barnes Merry Minstrels
Grain Belt Oil Co Opens New Uptown Office
The Grain Belt Oil Company has located its new offices above the Marsh Jewelry Store in the Simon building. The move makes the work force's operations more convenient and agreeable, though securing an uptown office has been difficult.
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Grain Belt Oil Co
Uptown
Grain Belt Oil Company
Marsh Jewelry
Simon
Ionized
Kidney Mayor Calls Ward Caucuses for City Nominations
Mayor Grabill proclaims a March 4 caucus in each ward to select council candidates and a general city convention at 8:15 PM in the county courtroom to nominate the mayor treasurer city engineer and city clerk for the coming year.
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City of
Kidney
County Court Room
Grabill
I. C. O. Cafe Reopens Under Hornaday Management
On Tuesday morning the I. C. O. restaurant reopened to the public after recent collapse. New management led by Chas W. Hornaday earns praise from patrons for improved service and welcome to the community.
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IC. O. Cafe
Chas. W. Hornaday
Bake Sale At Sidney Meat And Provision Window
The Dorcas Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale in the window of the Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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Dorcas Society of
Trinity _ Lutheran church
Sidney, Meat and Provision Company
Bake Sale Planned by Presbyterian Circle Ladies
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Circle announce two bake sales. The event will be held Saturday in March at Kanig's store. Proceeds support church activities.
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Ladies of the
Presbyterian Circle
Sidney Choral Society Debuts To Standing Ovation At Opera House
The Sidney Choral Society led by D J Lewis delighted a full To Bin Opera House audience Monday with a program that showcased local talent. The Central grade school chorus of 100 voices opened, conducted by Lewis, followed by performances by the Choral Society and dramatic readings by Mrs J W Johnson and Miss Anne Radcliffe.
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Sidney Choral Society
D. J. Lewis
Sidney Seriosts
Tobin Opera House
Sidney
Central
Lewis
Dorothy Wright
Cartistle
Liebendorfer
A. ‘Jawhs
J. W. Johnson
G. EE
Rice
Ray Witham
A. E
Mra
J. W.‘Johnson
Evelyn Doran
G. A. Buckner
Anne Radcliffe
Choral Society
Banks Form Cheyenne County Banks Association at Banquet
The Bankers of Cheyenne County met at the Union Pacific hotel in Sidney and formed the Cheyenne County Banks Association. G R Buckner served as temporary chairman and toastmaster, with Leslie Neubauer as temporary secretary. Officers elected were Ray Babcock president, W E Swatzlander vice president, Leslie Neubauer secretary, and Jeno Rice treasurer. An executive committee of three was named to work with officers, including representatives from American Bank and L C Opper of the Farmers State Bank of Dalton. Monthly meetings were set for the second Tuesday in Sidney, with most banks in the county represented. Lodgepole and Sunol were absent due to travel or other reasons.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Clearing House
Union Pacific
Cheyenne County Banks Association
G. R. Buckner
Sidney Clearing
Leslie Neubauer
Ray Babcock
Citizens State Bank of
Emery
American Bank
L. C Opper
Farmer's State Bank of
Dalton
Lodgepole and Sunol
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Mebraska
Campbell Implement Co. Building Home
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Bankers
Idney
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