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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

1

Court House Swaps and Welcome for New County Officials

Thursday moved day at the court house as the county commissioners held a brief session and welcomed the new member Prank Rihn to the board. Reel starts a new term amid strong support while Isola Wasson becomes district court clerk in the newly created office. Sitton exits as McDaniel reenters as sheriff amid a housewarming reception and staff praise.

Court House Rihn Reel Isola UT Wasson Mr . Sitton Mr McDaniel McDaniel Mr. McDaniel

Stray Child Found Near Graveyard Identified as Bud

Oscar Erickson found a four year old boy near the cemetery labeled Bud by a Mexican woman who claimed him, describing him as an orphan living with an auntie. The boy was thawed at Erickson’s home while police were notified and later returned to the auntie as authorities located her.

Oscar Erickson Bud Burlington

High School Lecture Course Amazes Large Audience

The Wednesday night lecture drew a full crowd as the Parnells provided entertainment that pleased both audience and management. The U S A theater was crowded and the audience left satisfied with the performance.

Parnells U. S A Audence

Dentist Wr. Kimpston Offers Local Services

Wr. Kimpston Dentist advertises practice hours and contact information with a phone listing. The notice also promotes Republic and Good-Year tires and tubes available at Osborn Garage, indicating local automotive services in the same vicinity.

Republic Osborn Garage

Good Roads Meeting Planned for Sidney Nebraska

The Nebraska Good Roads Association Sixth District will hold its second Sidney meeting with a full pre program. Delegates from Sidney and surrounding counties will hear about roads for all tributaries, with government officials and soldiers speaking on French roads. The Sidney mayor will open, followed by remarks fromVirgil Marsh and other committee members seeking citizen support.

Nebraska Goods Roads Association Sixth Congressions District Siduves Diauars Cheyeune County Lincoln France Sidney

Home Senator Presides At Formal Assembling

Our own senator Bob Bushee led the state senate as president pro tem during the preliminary alignment of a new mining machinery project. The event highlighted bipartisan cooperation and set the stage for upcoming policy discussions.

Bob Bushee State Senate

Sheriff Retires Under Pitiless Light

Sheriff J. Sitton faced Judge McCleneghan on Wednesday January 5th when found guilty of two liquor law violations. City Attorney Warren led the prosecution and Ballard of Kimball defended. Detective A H Stephenson and James Mickel were key witnesses. Sitton was fined 200 dollars plus costs. appeal filed and bonds posted by A A Rudd and John Scheurmann.

Sitton McCleneghan Warren Ballard Kimball A. H. Stephenson James Mickel Litton A A. Rudd John Scheurmann

Mann's Battery Service Station at Brewer Building

A brief notice indicates Mann's Battery Service Station offers expert battery work located in the Brewer Building.

Mann’s Brewer Building

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Dies At Oyster Bay Home

The former president Theodore Roosevelt died at his Oyster Bay residence on Sagamore Hill following a pulmonary embolism. He had recently faced illness and an operation, with his son Quentin Roosevelt among those killed in action last year. Roosevelt, a famed leader, diplomat, and twenty sixth U.S. president, planned to visit Quentin’s grave in Europe once recovered.

Oyster Bays Culunel Theodore Roosevelt Sagninore Hill GW. Baller Oyster Bus Joe Butler Roosevelt Jaimes Amos White House Oyster Bay Roosevelt Hospital New York Christus Quentin Roosevelt Wis Jin Oan Europe Quentin Archie Roosevelt Toul Theodore Roosevelt Jr Chantisas Kermit Roosevelt Outlook Metropolitan Magazine Kansas City Star United States Willian Melkintes Pultalo Ufe Senator Lodge Lodge Charles E. Hughes Woodrow Wilson Hughes R Roosevelt France Republicaan Progressive Party Theodore Martha (Bulloch) Roosevelt Ther Harvard Soung University Ernachuate New York Assembly Alee Hathaway “Lee George Cabot Lee Vies Alice Washington Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati North Dakota State Capitol Bismarck Oat Edith Kermit Carow Charles Carow Theodore Jr Archte Ethel Tehard Darby Kerms Quentin Roosevelt Civil Service Commissioner ISS New York Police Board New Yorks Police Department Navy Department McKinley Middle West Rough Riders Leonard Wood Cuba San Juan Hill Taft

Details perfected for homecoming event

The Lome Coming reception outlines a refined plan for the homecoming festivities with honored guests and their partners. Adult spectators only are admitted and dancing space will be limited, while children cannot attend. The banquet starts at seven o clock sharp with new committees announced for tables punch punch service and decoration.

Lome Jo Wo McDanil Aa A Rudd AE Spitler Barger Mabel Perry Joe Daniel WA. Weeden Grabill Simodynes Saxon Marjorie Rowrn

New Tire Fire Truck Arrives for Nolan Service

A new tire fire truck arrived early in the week and is housed at the Nolan tire shop. Frank Nolan serves as custodian and driver and the city can breathe easier now with greater protection for front fires.

Nolan Tire Frank Nolan

Soldiers And Lady Friends Honored At Home Coming Dinner

A Home Coming Celebration dinner plan caused a misunderstanding over guests as soldiers were asked to bring a wife or lady friend, with arrangements extending to the following dance.

Snow Fills Roads Shutting Out Trade

A historical report notes heavy snowfall filling roads and blocking trade flows. Wind drifts worsen travel as cleared routes reopen only to be filled again. Sledding remains primary transport and horses suffer under strain. About six to eight farmers attempted a trip last Saturday, with a long return ahead. The cold eased after a low of twelve below, then warmed.

Farmers want poultry at Sidney Creamery event

Farmers gather for poultry demand at the Sidney Creamery with Dr. W A Zwink noted as dentist and X ray diagnosis provider, located in the Stowitts Building.

Sidney Creamery W. A. Zwink Stowitts Building

Great Gathering of Big Business Men

Osborn Garage owner WW Osborn returned from Omaha where he attended the Automobile Bankers convention. He calls it the most inspiring gathering, noting bankers and automobile dealers are closer on business lines and promising a strong year ahead. He mentions Sidney figures Mayor Uptegrove Ro Riley G R Buckner Noble Anderson Jesse McNish among attendees.

WW. Osborn Osborn Garage Omaha Automobile Bankers Avertion Bankers Sidney Osborn Mayor Uptegrove Ro. Riley RO Buckner Noble Anderson Jesse McNish

Flags At Half Staff For Roosevelt Observed In City

The courthouse flag hangs at half staff for thirty days in honor of Theodore Roosevelt, described as one of the strongest and most remarkable characters the town has known.

Court House Theodore Roosevelt

Basketball Season Opener Set For January Eleventh

The first game of the season will be seen here on the eleventh of January as Cheyenne IF meets the Sidney S S on Saturday evening. The Sidney team travels a long way to face defeat. Bentley and son, Charlton, have gone to Excelsior Springs where Mr. Bentley aims to finish rheumatism treatment.

Sidney S. S Ets da Bentley Charlton Excelsior Springs Bentley

Dentist Dr W M Kimpsten in Sidney Nebraska

Dentist Dr W M Kimpsten is listed in the Nea Dbuuer Building in Sidney Nebraska with practice details and location.

W. M. Kimpsten Nea- Dbuuer Sidney

For Sale Cheyenne County Wheat Lind Pieces

For Sale several pieces of Cheyenne County's best wheat land improved or unimproved. Fall wheat now growing near cerain rates. Shoed below price. Sold March 1st, 1919. Written by W. Hornaday.

Cheyenne County W. Hornaday

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Kimpston Ing the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska Jesse C. Menish Geo. R Buckner GC. H. Menish Geo. E. Taylor I W. Johnson L. C. Opper C. IF. Brown Que America McKkinley Thes Buffalo Ife William H. Tart Underwood Oberfelder ING CO Vath’s Pharmacy L. W. Vath
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