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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1929

Page

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Year of growth noted at Cheyenne county Farm Bureau meeting

Cheyenne county Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Cheyenne city with 225 members present at the Methodist church. Officers were elected to guide the bureau next year and the group reported a total county membership of 697, nearing 700, signaling strong support for agricultural improvement efforts.

Cheyenne Leroy D. Willey Francis Flood Nebraska Farmer Harry G.gould State Extension Service Lincoln Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Otto Perso E. A. Johnson L. F. Cuningham Henry Schimdt Albert Linton H. H. Meyer Earl Panabaker Harvey Fisher Guy Shaw National Department Washington State Department Bureau Cheyenne County

Popular James Cafe Sold to Kimball Man for Operation

A. M. Nelson, formerly of Kimball, announces the purchase of the James Cafe at 1009 Illinois Street from Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoops. Nelson will appoint H. C. Amos to manage. New owner pledges first class, dependable service and plans a new front display, better meals, and a welcoming atmosphere for Western Nebraska diners.

A. M. Nelson Kimball Telegraph H. H. Hoops Illinois Street James Cafe Nebraska Nelson

Fast Kimball at Sidney Court In Tonight's Conference Showdown

Sidney meets the Kimball High Longhorns on Sidney court tonight in a key conference game that could decide second place. A junior high opener starts at seven, with the varsity clash at eight. Kimball, last month’s victor over Sidney, seeks to extend its league lead. Sidney aims to rebound with captain Clemans and White, Gray at center, Swanson and Atwood at forward.

Sidney Kimball High School Sidney Court Kimball Gerin Kimball Longhorns Bushnell Burns Cheyenne Sterling Wheatridge Colorado Casper Wyo Clemans White Gray Swanson Atwood

Sidney High School music program charms few in cold weather

Despite a small audience due to freezing conditions, Sidney High School’s music club presented an instrumental and vocal program at Tobin Opera House. I R McCormack organized the evening, reviving popular numbers from an operetta, earning warm applause. Franklin Barger performed his final local appearance before departing for Denver to study music, joined by accompanist Charles Pierpont of the Redpath Chautauqua circuit.

Sidney High School Tobin Opera House I. R. McCormack Sidney Franklin Barger Denver Charles Pierpont Redpath

Sidney Telegraph Opines on Western Public Service Plant Sale

The Telegraph endorses a proposed sale of Sidney’s light water and power system to Western Public Service Co via the Chamber of Commerce. It urges public input, weighing valuation by physical assets earnings and future prospects, and outlines calculations using 1928 figures for the city’s municipal utilities. The piece previews further discussion on rates extensions and related issues.

Western Public Service Company Sidney Municipal Light, Power Telegraph Western Public Service Co Chamber of Commerce Sidney Paquette Municpal Municipal Service

Woman's Club Meets In Tuesday Afternoon Session

The Woman's club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the library club rooms with Mrs Elmer Kahl as president. Mrs Gus Hellbush spoke on library extension work and Mrs F A Bush delivered a talk on legislation and education before welcoming Quill club guests led by Miss Marjorie Adam.

Womans Club Elmer Kahl Gus Hellbush F. A. Bush Quill Club J. W. Johnson Marjorie Adam The Quills Virginia Johnson Hester Null Margaret Finney

Sub zero coldest week hits western Nebraska with winds

Sub zero temperatures grip western Nebraska as the coldest week of winter arrives. Early morning readings drop to 2 to 8 degrees below zero while daytime chills snap to near zero. Sidney records 4 to 6 below Thursday night, suggesting the coldest night of the week.

Nebraska Sidney

Resignation of G P Kratz as Sidney Legion Commander

Sidney Post No 17 of the American Legion held a regular meeting with Judge Golden P Kratz resigning as commander to comply with by laws forbidding public officers from holding Legion posts. The post declined to let him retire, citing his county judge role as non political. The post discussed city park beautification and tree planting funded by civic groups, approved $50 for the Boy Scout troop, and invited state commander and staff to Alliance for a district meeting around February 13. A cafeteria lunch followed the meeting led by Sergeant at Arms Clare Long.

Sidney Post No. 17 American Legion Golden P. Kratz Legion Judge Kratz I. L. Pindell Sidney Legion Post Sidney Post Alliance For the District Clare Long

Lisco Cage Team Takes Fast Victory Over St Patrick's

Lisco won a 20 to none basketball game at Sidney court Wednesday defeating St Patrick's academy. Anderson led with 12 points and solid center play while Goedert Rush and Quinn contributed on the floor. Caldwell and Quinn each dented a free throw early, and the Irish defense forced misses that kept the margin tight until Anderson and Willams broke through late.

Lisco St.Patrick's Academy Sidney Court Anderson Goedert Rush Quinn Cochrane Lisco Boys Caldwell St. Pats Willams

Gurley Royal Neighbors Elect Officers for Year

Gurley Jan 22 Royal Neighbors of America Victory Camp No 9953 met for special installation of officers at Gertrude Brestel home in Dalton. Lilian Mowry was named oracle with Mildred Hewitt vice oracle Bertha Busse chancellor and others installed. A luncheon followed served by Gertrude Brestel and Chelsea Taylor.

Gurley Royal Neighbors of America Victory Camp No. 9953 Gertrude Brestel Dalton Floyd Jacobson Marshall Wm. Wolcott Lillian Mowry Oracle Mildred Hewitt Bertha Busse Antonia Rathman Mary Thompson Hannah Garvin Margaret Perry

Robbers Loot Warehouse in North City Hide Heist

More than $200 worth of hides were stolen from a warehouse on the north side Saturday night. The loot, property of Western Fur & Hide Co., was moved to a distant point for disposal after loading onto a truck. I Kodinski manages the firm. the building had housed Uptegrove Implement Co. A report to authorities yielded no clues as of yesterday.

Western Fur & Hide Company I. Kodinski Uptegrove Implement Company

Two Sidney Teams Win In Chappell Games

The Sidney high school five edged Chappell 12 to 10 on Sidney court after a tight fourth period. Sidney junior high defeated Chappell junior high 8 to 7 in the opener, with Sidney leading most of the way. Key players included Elmer Ladine Junior Walker Earl Masse Cern Thomas Joe Martin and Stewart for Sidney. The Maroons showed team play and strong defense in a rivalry fueled contest marked by fouls and late drama.

S. R. Maley Sidney High School Chappell Sidney Court Sidney Junior High School Chappell Junior High Sidney Elmer Ladine Junior Walker Earl Masse Cern Thomas Joe Martin Stewart Sideney Kimball Junior High Maroons Capps Kimball Terry Runquist Lowe Griswold Bower Ferris Chaney Portrey

Sidney Town Team Falls to Sterlingites in Close Con Test

The Sidney town cagers lost 38 to 32 to Sterling professionals on Sterling floor Monday. A late rally by Sidney produced 22 points while Sterling managed eight in the final period. Kepler and Paul led Sidney with 13 and nine scores, Weakley added 18, and Black and Hay, Lantz, Morgan formed a strong supporting group. The larger floor hindered Sidney at start, but they surged ahead in the last half.

Sidney Town Sterling Professionals Sterling Red Devils Weakley Black Sidney Kepler Paul Lemon Cornell Denver University Hay Lantz Morgan Baste Cornhusker Thomas Mitchell

Muzzle Bill Killed by Judiciary Committee in Lincoln

Lincoln January 23 The anti publicity bill that would bar newspapers from publicizing state government information without department heads consent was killed in the Judiciary Committee. The measure aimed to curb state government leaks and aimed to restrict reporting on official actions.

Bill Judiciary Committee Lincoln

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Farm Bureau Kimball Man Fast Kimball McCormack Fie Guy V. Doran Sesson American Legion Post G. P. Kratz St. Patrick’s Academy Sterlingites
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