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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1921

Page

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Busy two weeks spent at Lincoln in Nebraska farming meetings

County Agent H G Gould reports a two week flurry of farm meetings in Lincoln with over thirty organizations holding annual events. Extension conference discussions centered on current farming problems, while the Week of Organized Agriculture featured keynote talks by M I Corey and H J Walters on farm finance and marketing. The gathering drew more than a thousand farmers and urged modern business methods, home farming, and stronger Farm Bureau advocacy with calls for a state Farm Loan Bank if federal options fade.

Lincoln Nebraska State Farm M. I. Corey Omaha United States United States Supreme Court Federal Land Bank Corey Washington Congress Federal Farm Loan Banks H. J. Walters Kansas State Agricultural College Kansas City Star Walters American Farm Bureau Federation Gustafson Nebraska Farmers Union National Farm Bureau Committee Crop Improvers’ Association Committee of Seventeen Henry C. Wallace Wallaces Farmer Des Moines Iowa Harding Farm Bureau Mr. Wallace Wallace Henry Ford

Do you want a good home in the best town on earth

Sidney Lumber Co advertises housing, urging readers to see them. Hink's Boot Shop promotes shoes and hosiery.

Sidney Lumber CO

American Legion Elects Officers At Court House Meeting

A Wednesday court house meeting elected officers for the local American Legion post for 1921. Morley Pearson was named Commander with I L Pindell Vice, Frank Schroeder Financier, Roy Greenlee Adjutant, and Charlie Marsh Sergeant at Arms. The group planned dues drive, athletic teams, a rifle range with government help, and monthly meetings, with next session set for February 9 at 8 pm.

Court House American Legion Paul Martin Morley Pearson I. L. Pindell Frank Schroeder Roy Greenlee Charlie Marsh Reems American Bank

Burial of Leo Atwater Honors First Nebraska KIA at Minden

Leo Atwater who volunteered in 1917 was killed August 23, 1918 and buried last Saturday in Minden Nebraska with 11000 mourners present Governor McKelvie led the tribute and W O Campbell officiated and identified the graveside rites. He was born February 13 1897 and died in action as the first Kearney county boy to serve and the first Nebraska boy to die in the line of duty. The body returned for final interment in the family plot.

Leo St. Atwater Minden Nebraska W. O. Campbell Leo Atwater Kearney County McKelvie Omaha

Sidney Gun Club Scores To Lead In Telegraphic Shoot

In the Uncle Dad News and Times event Sidney club shot Fort Lupton Colorado last Sunday. Sidney finished with a score of 226 while Fort Lupton had 219. Sidney lead by seven points. The five highest individual scores were recorded.

News and Times Sidney Club Fort Lupton Colorado Sidney

Death of Pioneer Mrs Pat Rowlan of Bridgeport

Pioneer Mrs Pat Rowlan dies in California on New Years day. Funeral held in Alliance last Saturday. Survived by two sons and two daughters, three brothers John Hagerty of Bridgeport and Charles and Mike Hagerty of Broadwater, three sisters Miss Mayme Hagerty of Bridgeport Miss Kathryn Hagerty and Mrs Jack Riordan of Alliance. Lived near Bridgeport thirty years. Klinks Boot Shop for Shoes and

Pat Rowlan Bridgeport California Alliance John Hagerty Charles Mike Hagerty Broadwater Mayme Hagerty Kathryn Hagerty Jack Riordan

Morrill County Farm Agent War Sparks Local Debate

Bridgeport Nebraska editors weigh in amid Morrill County politics as 101 farmers petition to abolish the county farm agent office. The Bridgeport News Blade editorial laments and condemns the move while endorsing farm education and representation but urges farmers to reject county agents if undesired.

Bridgeport Nebraska State University Morrill County Uss Thit Bridgeport News-Blade County Farm Bureau Federated Farm Bureaus County Agricultural Agent Home Demonstration Agent Platte River

Postponed Meeting of Farmers Union Local 445

The Farmers Union Local No 445 north of Sidney has postponed its meeting to Friday January 21. A good program with special speakers is planned and there will be no feed.

Farmers Union Local No. 445 Sidney

Not Quite Make It Monday Jail Delivery Foiled

A schoolgirl spotted suspicious activity near a jail window and alerted officers who quickly intervened to thwart a planned jail delivery. The incident prompted a swift response as authorities investigated the would be breach.

Inside release by acid attack at county jail

Sheriff McDaniel found damage in a jail cell after an apparent inside job. Inside bars were eaten away with acid, glass cracked, and a screen torn from hinges. The restrained men were those charged with a Potter holdup awaiting district court trial, now confined in a cell inaccessible by window. It appears the work was done from inside and the acid may have been smuggled.

McDaniel Potter

Three Killed by Train On Formosa Track Near Pine Bluff

Three people died when Union Pacific flyer No 20 struck them while walking on the railroad near Formosa in Pine Bluff county last Sunday afternoon. Leslie Waugh aged 24 Merle Waugh age 12 and an unidentified man were crushed and killed instantly as they stepped across to another track. A nine year old Waugh boy escaped dazed and could not explain the tragedy. The train halted at Pine Bluff and a alarm was raised.

Formosa Pine Bluff Leslie Waugh Merle Waugh Waugh

Fine to Travel for Spring Buying in Oklahoma City and New York

Yeon Fine of The Fashion Shop leaves Tuesday for Oklahoma City to visit relatives and his wife and son before proceeding to New York City for spring buying. Mrs. Fine stays with her mother until health improves. He will tour major fashion emporiums and be away about thirty days.

Yeon Fine Oklahoma City New York City

Sidney Truck and Tractor names Bassett secretary treasurer

D. J. Bassett has bought out Roy J. Christopher's interest in the Sidney Truck and Tractor Company and has been elected secretary treasurer of the firm. The move centers on securing the company’s financial leadership and future direction.

D. J. Bassett Roy J. Christopher Sidney Truck and Tractor Company

Shepherd to leave for Scottsbluff position upgrade

A. G. Shepherd will depart Sunday to Scottsbluff to take a job with the Harris market at a higher salary and emoluments. Mrs. Shepherd will stay behind briefly to release their apartment in the Hardy Block, after years in the area, leaving many friends to miss them.

A. G. Shepherd Scottsbluff Harris Market

Harry Williams Tour Drives Cattle to Ogden for Swift Packing

Harry Williams the ball player passed through Sidney Thursday with a train load of cattle en route to Ogden. He is now employed by Swift Packing Co. and Hink's Boot Shop for Shoes.

Harry Williams Sidney Ogden The Swift Packing Co

Bugbear Recedes Relief Advances in Local Business Mood

State of business brightens after January as many firms report solid cash sales and limited debtors. A large house notes January gains over 1920 weeks, cash basis operations, farm district reliance, and growing confidence amid readjustment fears. Citizens urged to curb extravagant spending and save for a cash balance.

Cheyenne County

Great Ice Harvest On The Stuht Brothers

The Stuht brothers harvest a splendid season of ice from their lakes. The ice is firm and clear, twelve to fourteen inches thick. They have filled their own large ice houses, stored 2600 tons in the Potter ice house, and are packing large quantities for nearby towns while employing many men in the work.

Stuht Potter

Dentist M. E Rettinone Opens Local Practice

Dr. M. E Rettinone announces a new dental practice with office hours in the evening and a listed phone number for patient inquiries.

M. E.rettinone Mein Tesh Bleck

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H. G. Gould Hink Sidney, Nebr Gidney Lumber Co Flanders Fields Gun Club Stansbury Bentley Wiikelock Sidney Gun Club Captain Hardy Denver George Carter Carter Nebraska Sportsman Association Klink’s Scrappy Wilson Brothers Oberfelder & CO the Leading Clothiers Sidney, Nebraska Smart Center the American Bank NEBR Cash and Light
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