Sidney Newsrows Through a Busy Fourth of July
Dal ton and Sidney residents fill Friday to Monday with visits business trips and travel. Several local families attend holidays in Estes Park Denver and Wyoming while others welcome guests from Dalton Crook and Kansas City. A birth and a marriage are reported along with a fatal highway accident linked to the Lincoln highway near Council Grove.
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Sant Plein
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Council Grove
Kansas
Moral Stk
Sidney residents celebrate Fourth of July with visits and travel
J V Houge and BK Uptesrove traveled to Loveland to visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Augustine of Sidney. On July 4th, Mr W A Alexander of Denver attended business in Sidney. Miss Mable Perry spents July 4th with friends in Kearney and returns today. Mrs John Killham Jr of Denver visits Sidney for about a month. Mrs Glenn Hedgecock leaves for Aurora Neb to tend a sick father. George Thompson resumes duties after two weeks vacation at Greenlees. Mr and Mrs Glenn Spearow, Mr and Mrs C W Bonham and son Harry, and Mr and Mrs Guy Ferry tour Lawrence Forks and Cheyenne for July 4. Helen McDaniel joins her parents in Sidney during Chadron Normal summer session break. Mrs FE Sunderland and sons Verne and Edwin, and Mrs Ersoh of Omaha visit the Dimery home in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Carlton Knight and daughter Marie travel by auto to Nemaha county for a two week visit. Knight’s sister accompanies them back to Sidney.
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Helen McDaniel
Chadron
J. W. McPaniel
Sidney
FE. M. Sunderland
Verne
Edwin
Ersoh
Omaha
M. W. Dimery
Dimery
Carlton Knight
Marie
Nemaha County
Knight
Rose of The Tenements Matinee Canceled At U S Theatre
Failure of the film Rose of The Tenements to arrive on time led to the cancellation of the regular matinee last Friday afternoon. Manager RE Stiverson drove to Sterling to secure the picture for the evening show. Mrs John Kilham and her son Chester left by auto for Sulphur Creek Nebraska to visit their daughter. Mrs Walter M Martin plans an extended stay with her parents after their return.
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U. S
RE. Stiverson
Sterling
John Kilham
Chester
Sulphur Creek
Nebraska
Walter M. Martin
Martin
Goon Whitelock Visits Sidney From Willowbrook
Whitelock former resident of Peery and well known in the sidner vicinity arrived for a few days visit in Sidney and his old home town. He now lives in Willowbrook California and has been returning from the funeral of a brother in Ashland Nebraska. Reverend Father Cortney of Our Lady of Sorrows Chicago arrived Monday for a few days with his mother and brothers. Many local families were shown at a picnic on Monday at the Western fisheries. Congressman Edgar Floward of Columbus is visiting friends and assessing the agricultural situation in western Nebraska with William Ritchey of Omaha. Floward also publishes the Columbus Telegram.
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Whitelock
Peery
Sidner
Willowbrook
California
Ashland
Nebraska
Father Cortney
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Chicago
Sidney
Mary ‘Cortney
H P
J J Cortey
Cortney
St Philip's High School
City
Erdafei
R. M Morris
Famly
South Omaha
Peaver
Bayard
Mr. Morris
Deaver
Edgar Yloward
Columbus
Floward
William Ritchey
Omaha
Cheyenne County
Columbus Telegram
Coolidge on Best Jobs under the American Flag
The statement questions whether any role serving the country beats private work. It contrasts the presidential office with leadership in other sectors like agriculture, implying pride in national service regardless of position.
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Coolidge
West End Club Socials and Country Club Bridge Night
West End club members and families dined at the Country club on Monday. Mana'Tana Camp Fire Girls hosted a dancing party at the D W Johnson home last Thursday with six couples and chaperons Mesdames Kennedy, Doran and Johnson. Country club members held a dinner bridge Thursday with prizes to Mrs Hyde and B W Strokes for first and Mr and Mrs Bentley for second. Committee in charge included Worden Ladegard ONeill Larson Golding and Jorgensen.
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Mana‘Tana Camp
D. W. Johnson
Mesdames Howard Kennedy
Guy Doran
J. W. Johnson
Punch
Waters
E. L. Hyde
B. W. Strokes
Jd. A. Bentley
Ernest Worden
N. W. Ladegard
J. H. Oneill
TeRoy Larson
R. Golding
A. J. Jorgensen
Sidney salesman to give talk on sales experience
Sam Fine, a former retail clothier now employed as a salesman for a manufacturing house, has been invited to attend his company's salesmen convention in Baltimore. The factory will cover his expenses, and he is asked to present a talk on how his retail experience benefits his wholesale sales, underscoring the firm's approval of his abilities.
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Sam . Fine
On Manufacturing House
Iis
Baltimore
Fine
Watch Your Dog Hot Weather Slogan Urges Rabies Prevention
The notice warns of rising dog rabies cases and urges owners to provide constant water for pets. It cautions that rabies could worsen in coming months and stresses humane action to protect dogs and the neighborhood by ensuring access to drinking water at all times.
Colonel Walter Davis Goes to War College
Lieut. Colonel Walter F Davis, adjutant general of Wyoming and former Sidney resident, has been ordered by the War Department to attend the Army War College in Washington for a six week course. He is the first Wyoming adjutant general to receive this assignment, with selections made by the secretary of war.
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Cheyenne ’ Leader- Tribune
Walter F Davis
Wyoming
Sidney
Walter PL Davis
War Department
Army War College
Washington
Cheyenne Eagle
Avery
War College
Davis
Secretary of War
Four Hurt in Rapidly Moving Auto Collision Between Neligh and Petersburg
Four persons were seriously injured in a head on collision on the highway between Neligh and Petersburg last Thursday night as two cars tried to pass. Mrs. Walter Bradley of Neligh suffered severe dental damage with most teeth knocked out and possible lifelong gum injury. Geraldine Schofield of Neligh had two teeth knocked out. Alfred Crayton of Petersburg and Alfred Semnberg of Petersburg were badly cut and bruised.
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Neligh
Petersburg
Walter Bradley
Geraldine Schofield
Alfred Crayton
Alfred Semnberg
For Better Used Cars Sidney Me er Sales Company
The fragment notes a used cars business named For Better Used Cars based in Sidney Maine and mentions a sales company tag or misprint A3EF. readable text provides no further details on operations contacts or dates.
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Sidney Meer Sales Company
Card of Thanks for Ruth Pauline Kennon
The Kenon family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and death of their baby Ruth Pauline. Mr and Mrs J A Kennon and family appreciate more than words can tell.
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Ruth Pauline
J. A. Kennon
Grant’s Proposal Sparked by River Crossing
While crossing the swollen Grayois river, Ulysses S. Grant felt his wife cling to him in fear. The moment inspired him to propose on the spot, shaping a personal turning point amid danger.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Grayois River
Fly-Tox Advertises Poultry Insect Killer
An old pest control notice promotes Fly-Tox as a solution to chicken lice and mites in poultry flocks. It warns not to spray baby chicks and gives simple bottle instructions, urging households to insist on the product.
Gold fillings offer protection for teeth at Sidney clinic
Dr J H Abbott, dentist, offers polished 22 karat gold fillings that restore natural tooth form and prevent further decay at prices as low as three dollars each. Office is east of the U S A theatre building in Sidney.
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der. J.H. Abbott
Sidney
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