Neubauer Returns to Lead Moore House Saloon in Sidney
85 years ago Neubauer, the sole Neubauer in Sidney and the west, recovers from a catastrophic fire and becomes manager of the Moore House Saloon and restaurant opening tonight with a free lunch and attractions. The renovated room promises first class service with abundant wines liquors and cigars. The town also notes social events, local accidents and small business ventures, including new telephones and a building contract by Sweet and Haney.
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Neubauer
Sidney
West
Moore House
Lockwood House
Robert S. Oberfelder
Oberfelder & Co
New York
James Gassman
Plum Creek
War Department
New Lutheran Church Organ Arrives for March 4 Dedication
The Mason & Hamlin Liszt organ arrives for use at the dedication on Sunday March 4. It costs delivered 395 with about 8500 total investment in Sidney including twenty francs and thirty-five organs. A new opera house seating 600 is desired for the town. W. E. Greenman suffers a serious accident when his horse fell and crushed his foot injuring his head and mouth. Attorneys must note the naturalized or native born status in land office filings. Special Agent Crump stirs northwest buyers with timber cutting investigations. Trishal Miles has three men arrested for shooting. the court returns a not proven verdict and they are discharged. Shooting on the streets is warned as dangerous and senseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Mason & Hamlin
Sidney
W. E. Greenman
Land Office
Crump
Land Desar'ment
Se J
Renorts
Speta
Onc
Trishal Miles
Martin
Fragmented passage on journalism and daily grind
A fragment discusses the lack of profession in a web era and the weekly grind affecting reporters and workers. It hints at nerves stretched by constant work and the strain of sustaining news cycles. The text is incomplete and offers no clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uverse
Bales Returns Home After Illness and Club Formed in Sidney
Kenneth Bales son of Glen and Mrs Bales of Bunker Hill was discharged from Carlson hospital after a 10 to 15 day intestinal flu spell with periods of critical condition. F A Bush of Sidney escorted to Fairbury for Nebraska State Dry Cleaners Association meeting then to Maryville Mo. A Cornhusker club aimed at linking University of Nebraska students and the campus was formed at the Country Club with Paul L. Martin as president and an Sidney based executive committee. Rev J H Bicknell recovered from a severe cold and planned to resume duties Sunday. Heaton of Sidney addressed Kansas Democrats urging retention of power in state and national legislatures.
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Kenneth Bales
Glen Bales
Bunker Hill
Carlson Hospital
F. A. Barger
F A. Bush
Sidney
Fairbury
Nebraska State Dry Cleaners Association
Maryville
Cornhusker Club
University of Nebraska
Country Club
E. A. Burnett
University
Paul L. Martin
W. W. Jordan
J. L. Tewell
C S. Radcliffe
Zarbaugh
Dalton
Frank Pavlat
Sunol
A. A. Larson
Gurley
A. S. Nlardy
Walter Hodgkin
J. H Bicknell
The
Christian Church
Nebraska unveils 1963 NEBRASKAland highway map
The Nebraska Department of Public Roads and Game Commission release a 1963 free highway map titled NEBRASKAland Where the West Begins. It highlights routes, attractions, a What to See and Do section, Buffalo Bill’s portrait, full color Sand Hills to East Coast scenery, and guides to camping radio stations and population. Public copies available by mail from Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Department of Public Roads
Information and Tourism Division
The
Game Commission
Nebraska
Buffalo Bill
Rea
Nebraska- Land
Department of Roads
State Capitol
Dentist Pettibone to Lead Denver Gold Foil Class
Dr M E Pettibone of Sidney has been selected to head a special class in gold foil work, sponsored by the Denver Dental association, starting next Wednesday March 2. His selection recognizes his outstanding contributions to the field and marks him as a leading figure in his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Sidney
Denver Dental Association
Pettibone
Sidney Chamber Reports 173 Members for 1948
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce lists 173 paid-up members for 1948 as of last week, the largest in history, with 32 more prospects likely to join. Also noted, Dr Ava L Luga of the University of Nebraska told the Nebraska League of Municipalities in Lincoln that groundwater supplies are not at risk of exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Denver Clarion
University of Denver
Jackie Pindell
I. L. Pinlel
Miss Pindell
Patricia Toff
Dalton
Miss Tool
Clyde Tool
Walter Mowrer
County road improvements planned near Haskell Hill and gas plant
County Commissioner George Fleming announces plans to upgrade a section of Haskell Hill road running by Sioux Villa and Sky Manor toward the gas plant with hard surfacing as far as the facility. The American National Bank building will receive its first exterior cleaning since 1915 16. Potter contributions to the Memorial Home fund exceed 15000 in weekend totals. A two alarm fire at noon destroys Ernie's Truck Stop and West Side Cafe on Sidney's west edge.
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George Fleming
Haskell Hill
Sioux Villa
Sky? Manor
Towand
American National Bank
A. £. Jorgenson
Potter
Memorial Home Building Fund
Dean Hagemeister
Ernie
Sidney
Savings Bonds Hit Near Record Sales in 1962
Sales of small denomination Series E Savings Bonds rose sharply in 1962, mostly by payroll savers. The $50 Bonds set a peacetime record while the $25 Bonds achieved a five year peak.
Savings Bonds Celebrate 22 Years Of U S Program
May 1 marks the 22nd anniversary of the U S Savings Bonds Program. Since 1941 Americans have invested over $132 billion in Series E and H Bonds and now hold a record $45 billion in these bonds.
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U. S
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Sidney -Telegraph
Sidney, Aebraska
John Egging
Egging Go
Ted
Ted Egging
Egging Co
Egging
Allen Karnik
Sidney Telegraph
Herman Kruse
Round House
Round House and He and Mrs. Krusé
Iowa
Wm, Stuht and Kreuger Brothers
Krug Brewing Co
Col. Wisner
Bayard
Sydney
North Platte Valley
K Greenlee
Joe Atkins
W. F. Bassett
Sam Sweet
W A. Haney
Mr Sweet
Haney
F Mitchell
Sweet and Haney
Endsley
Frank Tobin
A. K
Greenlee
F. Wrath
Nocera
Albert Benish
Virgil Marsh
Portland
Joan
France
McLernon
Cheyenne County
Clarence Chambers
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
N. G. Brewer
Louis Wasem
P J Heaton
Young Democrats of
Kansas
Young Democrats
Tees
Sidney Laundry and
Joe
Ordville
Chris Rohde
Pete Rapp
Attight
Seale
Via
Lee
Case
Formall
Debe Deere
Biey Harris
Gew
Graham Hoeme
John Deere
Rod
Oliver Drill
Lister
IHC
Lee Glant, Auctioneer
Lee's
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