Farmers Picnic Great Success At Emanuelson Grove
The annual county picnic of the Farmers Union and Farm Bureau drew 4,500 to 5,000 people to Emanuelson's grove east of Lodgepole. Ray Swift chaired the picnic, with W W Wise leading the platform program. Speakers included C J Osborn and J N Norton, and events ranged from ball games to a baby show, with tours, stalls, and a large evening dance. No accidents were reported.
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Emanuelson
Ray Swift
Lodgepole
W. W. Wise
Swift
Otto Person
Sidney
W. H. Brokaw
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. N. Norton
Polk County
Farm Bureau
The
Farmers Union
C. J. Fike
Farmers Union Livestock Commission of
Denver
C. J. Osborn
Omaha
State Farmers Union
Chappell
Union Pacific
Schultz
Weather Clears as Attendees Pay Off Evening Outing
Dust and near accidents were averted while the weather remained clear and fine. All those fortunate enough to attend were well repaid for going, enjoying a safe, pleasant outing with favorable conditions.
Studt Municipal Pool Thrives with Evening Bathers
The Studt municipal pool fills each evening as locals and tourists alike enjoy swimming. Visitors of all ages flock to the nearby facility, taking advantage of its welcoming atmosphere and water access.
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Studt
Home and Away: King Returns to Burling ton Colorado
F A King has returned from a trip to the eastern part of the state and continues on toward Burling ton Colorado. Mrs King remains for a longer visit in the homes of Mr Kings mother and sisters.
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F. A. King
Burlington
Colorado
Mrs. King
Mr. King
Al Jorgenson Heads Southward Wide Trip by Four Bells
West Still First Thursday morning at four bells, Al Jorgenson started with a party of men and made a six hundred mile trip to the southward, visiting Burlington, Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, Goodland, Kansas, and Tribune, as the farthest point. He found the country well worth the looking over and returned Sunday.
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al Jorgenson
Burlington
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Goodland
Kansas
Tribune
Potter Boosters Rally for Fourth of July in Potter
Eighty boosters and a band gathered in Potter last Thursday for a planned Fourth of July celebration. Many attended the Sidney Cas p er ball game, where locals roots for Casper while inviting Sidney to join Potter’s event. No damage occurred and past Potter celebrations have been favorable.
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Potter
Casper
Sidney
Carow Sisters Return to Work After Ranch Death
Mrs Lena Carow and Miss Marie Carow were run from the Union Valley ranch on Monday and are arranging new management. Marie resumed work at the depot news stand while Lena handles business matters after their daughter's death.
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Lena Carow
Miss Marie Carow
Union Valley Ranch
Miss Marie
Depot News Stand
Glasburn Family Starts Pit Dismantling Old Court House Area
The Glasburn men dig a large pit near the old courthouse to tumble grout walls. Dirt from the pit will fill the campus while the wall razing completes this week. Mr Glasburn and sons move lumber to the ranch to build farm structures.
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Glasburn
Court House
Tragedy in Pueblo flood recalls Sidney conductor loss
Miss Edna Granneman receives a letter from Mrs. Emma Bruner Stone describing the death of Elijah A. Bruner, a former Sidney boy who was conductor on a train swept away by floodwaters. The body had not yet been recovered at the time of writing.
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Edna Granneman
Sidney
Emma Bruner Stone
Elijah A. Bruner
Pueblo
Elijah
No place like home. See us about one.
Sidney Lumber Co. offers home improvement advice and materials for building projects. Local retailer emphasizes practical solutions for renovations, including timber, finishes, siding, and related supplies. Contact information and store hours not provided in available text.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Sidney Boosters Fearsome Bunch Defeats Three Opponents
The Sidney Boosters hosted three games on their home diamond drawing crowds. Sunday they routed an unknown foe 19 to 0, Monday beat North Platte 5 to 3, and Tuesday won 8 to 3. The slate highlighted Sidney’s dominant pitching and offense amid strong attendance.
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Sidney Boosters
North Platte
Sidney
BIG Springs
Attorneys Attend Bar Association in North Platte
A group of district attorneys traveled to North Platte for the Bar Association meeting on Tuesday through Thursday. Attendees included A. F. Warren, W. K. Hodgkin, Mr. Hyde, C. Radcliff, and Judge Tewell. Rach attended with his wife as part of the entertainment portion of the program.
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North Platte
Bar Association of
A. F E. Warren
W. K. Hodgkin
Mr. Hyde
C. &. Radcliff
Tewell
Rach
Fuller Acquires Thompson Property Next to German Church
H R Fuller has become owner of the George W Thompson property beside the German Lutheran church. The new residence is described as desirable, though Fuller owns several houses and likely will not reside in this one.
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H. R. Fuller
George W. Thompson
German Lutheran’ Church
Fuller
Sidney business ad notes loans and local merchants
Sidney interests H. C. Collins of the Union Loan and Savings company of Lincoln was transacting business in Sidney Tuesday. He has about fifty loans on homes in Sidney. See us about Sidney Lumber Co. Watermolens, Beaille Furer Grocery Phene 169.
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H. C., Collins
The
Union Loan and Savings Company of Lincoln
Sidney
Golf Main Topic Of Outdoor Players
Health and youth rise as golf grows as a science. Players submit scores to handicap committee. Hern of Macgregor gave a notable exhibition with Blip Doran, who impressed. Dedrick and Doran in Essig tourney first round, Doran winning one up. Martin and Thayer Rexall tourneys noted, many golfers urged to submit qualifying scores as courtesy to prize donors. Strain and Barger require twenty seven holes to settle match, others list improving scores in Thayer round. Second round nearing completion, semi finals set for Sunday. McIntosh to face Scottsbluff team on July 4. Marking stakes and tees being installed for completion by Sunday.
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Hern
Macgregor
Doran
Guy de
Henry G. Hansen
Dr. Pettibone
John T. McIntosh
McIntosh
Ted Strain
Dr. Barger
Easig
Lane
Hansen
Strain
Hy Jones
J. T. McIntosh
Martin
Roche
D. Jones
Witham
Masons Plan Courthouse Lawn Meeting for Shriners Trip
Masons recall a gathering on the Court House lawn at 5 o clock this evening to prepare for the Shriners desert journey. The plan centers on organization and departure logistics for the excursion.
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Court House Lawn
Shriners
Desert
Laundry Cue Prompts Taxi Dispatch Call 161
A terse instruction appears to prompt sending a taxi request to the laundry service. The note includes a phone-like code 161 and directs action, suggesting a rapid pickup or delivery linkage between laundry and transport. No named individuals or organizations are identified.
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