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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

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Sidney Celebrates Fourth of July in Grand Parade

The Sidney Fourth of July celebration featured ornate decorations by a professional designer and a grand procession led by Juco Osborn as marshal. The march included Uncle Sam, Home Guards, Boy Scouts, bands, a Red Cross contingent, and a notable tribute to mothers and wives of soldiers, including Mrs. Bixby.

Sidney W. L. Miles Juco Osborn Clark Fuller Uncle Sam Ladys Sidney Home Guards Sidney Boy Scouts Sidney Cornet Red Cross Sammy Girls U. PP U.P Carpenter’s Carpenters Union W. F. Bassett BF. A. Gapen Kinley Mclintosh H. K. Fuller A. J. Jorgenson Lloyd Mann Ernest Stuht Bixby Griffiths Roettger Morgan J. J. McIntosh Barger Ahrens

War Savings Meeting Full of Purpose

The War Savings meeting held in the high school auditorium was presided by John Daugherty, president of the school board. It drew 127 pledge signers and formed clubs of 25 to 50 members with chairs and secretaries to mobilize war fund drives through local organizations and county coordinators.

John Daugherty H. E. Munter Rom

Small Cyclone Visits Gurley

Last Friday evening Gurley was visited by a small cyclone that tore tops off cars and damaged buildings for about a minute. A horse was displaced and several cars moved, but no rain fell. Lutheran church service flag additions list about seventy names. A barn dance at Kucera's is announced for Saturday, July 6.

Gurley Nelson Sidney Andrew Christensen Harry Bangert Schroeder Guy Dedrick Henry Weyerts James Mitchell Kund D. Kulliudson Seville Kucera’s

Assurance of Early Oil Development in Cheyenne County

The county faces a rosy future if current oil surveys prove sound. Government geologists find Cheyenne prospects comparable to major fields in Wyoming, Colorado, and Texas, with Sidney Draw a key target. The Liberty Oil and Refining Company, backed by Nebraska investors, plans the first well soon, pending released tools and final setup. D. R. Jones is highlighted as a driving local figure shaping Sidney into a potential large commercial center.

Cheyenne Cheyenne County Andach Group Wyoming Colorado Texas Sidney Draw Copany Oil Company Nebraska Liberty Oil and Refining Company Sidney D. R. Jones Mr. Jones Jones Sidney von

Red Cross Annual Meeting Elects Officers and Trustees

The Red Cross annual meeting held Friday night in the district courtroom elected four officers by acclamation. Mrs. West and Mrs. Phelps were re elected as chairwoman and vice chairwoman. Leon Fine to continue as treasurer and A J Jorgenson named secretary to replace Mrs. Mann. Retiring trustees Mrs. Owen and Frank Nolin reelected to three year terms. Mrs. C L Munn thanked for her service. Meeting adjourned to War Savings schoolhouse duties with reports to resume later.

Red Cross District Court Room West Phelps Leon Fine A. J. Jorgenson C. L. Mann O. KR. Owen Frank Nolin C. L. Munn War Savings Club Organization

Injured Citizen Welcome Home

Charles Nepinsky has returned home from Omaha after burns and an electric shock near death. He credits doctor Mantor for pulling him to safety and easing his worries, saying the hospital stay freed him from concerns about business, family, and finances.

Charles Nepinsky Omaha Doc Mantor

Service Flag Rites Held at St. Patrick's

A large congregation at St. Patrick's witnessed the dedication of a service flag for twenty fallen soldiers. Father Anton Link led a patriotic sermon urging support for the United States and war efforts, praising past struggles for freedom. The crowd sang The Star Spangled Banner and America after prayers, with non Catholic praise noted and local ads appended.

St. Patrick's Church Home Guards Knights of Columbus Father Anton Link Father Link Sidney United States Christopher Columbus Father Dink America

Weather brings rare cool spell and late frosts

The text notes a recent stretch of cool weather from last Thursday to Tuesday, with showers aiding corn, small grains, and gardens. Frost occurred in spots on two nights, causing minor damage like leaf blackening, while Tuesday brought hot, enervating conditions for crops and livestock. The piece humorously mentions a town celebration and shoe-blackening as a prep gesture.

Brett and wife visit on Wednesday

JL Brett and his wife of Sextorp were in town on Wednesday.

JL. Brett of Sextorp

Local Commissioner Post Open Again After Rihn Declines

Frank X. Rihn will not seek re election to the county commission after six years in office and prior service. Potential candidates named include Herman Folkerts Otto Person J B Halston Sidney Hernan Brauer J H Wiker Isaac Grabill Carl Hellwig and others. Primary day is August 20 with filings due by July 20, and the county seeks suitable candidates for all offices.

Frank X. Rihn Herman Folkerts Gurley Otto Person Dalton J. B. Halston Sidney J. O. Fundingsland Hernan Brauer J. H. Wiker Isaac Grablll Carl Hellwig

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