Telegraphs 1923 platform for Sidney and Cheyenne County
The Telegraph outlines 1923 goals for Sidney and Cheyenne County including paving Central Avenue from depot to depot and Second Street across the city, constructing a matching Burlington depot, building permanent fairgrounds structures and hosting a county fair, promoting pump irrigation in Lodgepole valley, expanding diversified farming and rural population, increasing farmed acres, and attracting wholesale houses, a flour mill, a wholesale grocery, and a packing house. The paper invites signed contributions and public discussion to advance these improvements.
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Cheyenne County
United States
Telegraph
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
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Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney and Area
Local and personal notes recount residents visiting Sidney and nearby towns. Names include Harm Hippen, O. Hagen, Ed Ericson, J. M. Kreader, R. R. Berry, Jacobson of Lorensa, Cash Scott, Victor Knox, Harvey Fisher, Jack Funk, Gerald Pitman, Frederick Zimmer, Eva Sledow, J. C Dunn, Mrs. Dunn, and others. Mentions cover shoppers, visits, trips to Denver, and local business, plus a winter hat sale by Elite Co. Also notes motor trips and trades by Gurley, Dalton, Potter, and Alliance residents.
Numerous travelers and arrivals reported in Sidney area
Local notes show J P Jessen, Charles Schwartz, Bert Allington and others visiting from Lodgepole Lodgepole Sunol and Lorenzo. Births recorded: a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Masse on January 3 1923 and a boy to Mr and Mrs C A Busboom on December 30. Residents visiting Omaha Denver and Lincoln areas for holidays and business. Travelers include Ed Miles A M Leafdale and George W Thompson and wife welcoming their first son on December 28 1022.
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George Masse
George W. Thompson
Local notices from Sidney and surrounding towns
Anton Henzel visited the city from Sund Saturday. George L. Young of Dalton ran errands in Sidney Tuesday. William Helsing of Potter joined the crowd in Sidney Tuesday. Charles B. Jobe of Dalton discharged business missions here Tuesday. Carl A. Dahlman of Potter traveled to Sidney Tuesday on personal business. Miss Frieda Hammer went to Laramie Wednesday to spend the weekend with friends. Mrs Oakley Otten leads a Sterling Advocate subscribers contest with an automobile prize as friends cheer her position. Mr and Mrs Wallick and daughter Mabel left on No 19 last Sunday for Los Angeles. Maadel accepted a millinery job and Mrs Wallick will visit her daughter Margery for a few weeks. Donald Bassett returned from Omaha Monday as his father improved sufficiently to permit the trip. Mrs Daisy Fletcher county superintendent and Mrs Kuhlman with two young sons moved from Lodgepole to Sidney into a Hardy building apartment after renting their Lodgepole home.
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Oakley Otten
Sterling Advocate
3. A. Wallick
Mabel
Los Angeles
Maadel
Daisy Fletcher
Kuhlman
Sidney
Lodgepole
Hardy Building
Nebraska families share Christmas visit in Belvidere and Ohiowa
Mrs Hugh Bruning and son William of Belvidere Nebraska along with Mrs Dan Theobald and son Robert Lee of Ohiowa Nebraska arrived Christmas morning to spend the week with sister Mrs Edward Furer and her family. They departed New Years evening for home.
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Hugh Bruning
William
Belvidere
Nebraska
Dan Theobald
Robert Lee
Ohiowa
Edward Furer
Local Residents Highlight Telegraph Readership and New Hire
F Vosika, a Lodgepole native, has read The Telegraph for 27 years and remains a devoted reader. Walter J. Nelson begins work with Livoni & Son Insurance, one of the area’s earliest citizens joining as a young boy with his family. The move strengthens the Livoni company’s customer reach.
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Vosika
Lodgepole
The
Telegraph
Walter J. Nelson
Livoni & Son Insurance Company
Mr. Nelson
Livoni
New Girl Club Forms at Worden Home
A new club of young girls held its first meeting last Thursday night at Misa Elizabeth Worden's home. The charter members, limited to ten, include Elizabeth Worden Vera Mahr Avis Rogers Louise Friedman Helen McDaniel Daisy Nickum Jean nette Putoff Katherine King Gertrude Borcher and Ruth Dimick.
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Misa Elizabeth Worden
Elizabeth Worden
Vera Mahr
Avis Rogers
Louise Friedman
Helen McDaniel
Daisy Nickum
Jeannette Putoff
Katherine King
Gertrude Borcher
Ruth Dimick
Whirier Twin Marital Mismatches In Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange notes two brothers who each married a spouse with one talent and one vice. One brother’s wife plays piano but insists on cooking, the other’s wife cooks but insists on playing the piano.
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Twirler
Local residents visit Sidney and area events noted
Ernest Graham of Lodgepole and Martin Anderson were among Dalton folks in Sidney on Tuesday. Elmer Aurich of Gurley visited Saturday. Dr L G Simon from Denver attended to personal matters. Mrs A B Knox joined a party of 18 at Floyd Carter home in Lodgepole last Sunday. Robert Oberfelder traveled to Denver to monitor eye progress. On New Year’s Day at Fred Slawson home were Mrs Alice Blawson, Hugh Slawson and family, and Mr and Mrs Todd. Frank Hahler donates appendix operation in Alliance and is recovering well. Closing data shows winter prices at The Elite Millinery with hats priced at $1.00.
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A. B. Knox
Floyd Carter
Lodgepole
Fred Slawson
Alice Blawson
Hugh Slawson
Medicine Bow
Mrs. Todd
Bridgeport
Potter Men See Sidney Visit and University Returnees
J A Woten and several Potter men visited Sidney on Tuesday. H R Curry, Potter citizen, traveled to Sidney. George Iverson Beulah Grabill Irvin Perse and Zella Owens returned to Lincoln to resume university studies. Otto Olson and wife joined Lodgepole delegates in the county seat. KE Hyde and wife spent ten days in Omaha with Hyde’s brother. The New Years Dance at Hardy Hall drew large crowds from adjoining towns with orderly dancing and good music. Mrs Rose Martin and daughters LilMan and Elvira returned from South Colton Precinct after a week visiting Adam Shimpke and kin.
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George Iverson
Beulah, Grabill
Irvin Perse
Zella Owens
Lincoln
University
Hardy’s Hall
Rose Martin
LilMan
Elvira
South Colton Precinct
Adam Shimpke
Hat Sale Announcement at MAR COTTE’S JEWELRY STORE
Winter hats are closing out at MAR COTTE’S JEWELRY STORE with prices 1.00 3.00 and 5.00. Special line of children’s hats priced at 1.00. Sale highlights an elite selection.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebe
Guy V. Doran
Central Avenue
Depot
Second Street
Burlington
Lodgepole Valley
Harm Hippen
O. Hagen
Ed Ericson
Potter and
Party
J. M. Kreader
West Dalton
R. R. Berry
Dalton
Sidney Tuesaday
HK KF
Cash Scott
Victor Knox
North Divide
Harvey Fisher
Potter
Jack Funk
Gerald Pitman
Frederick Zimmer
Denver
St. Regis College
Eva Sledow
Alliance
J. C Dunn
CG. W. Johnson
D. Huffaker
Englert
H. A. Flintjer
Gerhardt Egging
Gurley
Carl
Otto Krueger
William Schuler Jr
East Dalton
Otto Radditz
Lorenzo
Millard Story
Hinrichs
John Dougherty
Jo. Parks
Gothenburg
Arocotte Jewelry Store
J. P. Jessen
Charles Schwartz
Bert Allington
Sunol
City of
Bidney
Charles Hein
G. Crosby
Herman Plughus
Mrs. C. A. Busboom
Claud Alden
Kimball
Will Ewart
Erna
Albert McKnight
Peetz
Sidney Be Fore
Ed Miles
North of Sunol
Rube Lisco
West
Lisco
A. M. Leafdale
Wil! Krei
Leonard Flo
Omaha
Rene Wilhelmy
Mrs. W. J. Adens
Lewis Schulenburg
Bushnell
Vizina
Mrs. Ogden
Wymore
Jessie Honnecutt
Birw
Benhoaw
Tin le
Lois
North Platte
P. W. Barker
George Bolduc
Larson Music Store
Frank Baiston
J. B. Haiston
W. J. Braham
W. M. Wassum
Clarks
Anton Henzel
Sund
George L. Young of
William Helsing
Charles
Jobe of
Carl A. Dahlman
Frieda Hammer
Laramie
Donald Bassett
Mr. Bassett
Etucck
Treveler
Obgevies
Ernest Graham
Martin Anderson
Elmer Aurich
L. G. Simon
Robert Oberfelder
Frank Hahler
J. A. Woten
H. R. Curry
Otto Olson
KE. L. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Marcotte’s
Terra-Derma-Lax
Grimes
Pons
Siomey
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