Five Years Ago Engine Blocked Street In Sidney Parade
A fifty ton engine being moved from the Sidney Power Plant blocked Hickory Street between 11th and 12th Avenues after tipping a truck and trailer Tuesday afternoon. Meyer Transfer Co moved the engine to a point about a hundred feet from the accident site using a Union Pacific crane.
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Sidney
Hickory Street
11Th
12Th Avenues
Meyer Transfer Co
Union Pacific
Otto Ernest
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Anna Griffith
Hugh Griffith
Maddox Motor Co
Ft. Sidney
Telegraph
Yore
Okola Ridge
Cheyenne County
Colorado
Devel County
Highway 30
Fort Sidney
Five Cheyenne County grads among 899 Nebraska University honorees
At the 61st annual commencement on June 6, five Cheyenne County students earned degrees from the University of Nebraska. Gwendolyn Jorgenson and Larry McDonald of Sidney, Fred Siefer and Gilbert Webster of Dalton, and Ben Schmidt of Lodgepole were among the 899 graduates.
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Cheyenne County
University of Nebraska
Gwendolyn M. Jorgenson
Larry D. McDonald
Sidney
Fred E. Siefer
Gilbert T. Webster
Dalton
Ben E. Schmidt
Lodgepole
Nebraska Panhandle
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Hoover
G.O.P
Chicago
Bayard
Sidney teachers and salaries for 1922 23 listed
The Sidney school list shows G F Lieben dorfer as superintendent earning 2500 dollars H V Jones is high school principal at 2200 Emil D Backer music supervisor 1800 Carrie Cultra high school teacher 1530 Lillian S Green 1440 Henrietta Myers 1440 Madalene Hendricks 1350 Mame J White principal Central 1440 Alta J Scott 1215 Edith Oldershaw 1215 Florence Sixta 1215 Valenska Neubauer 1215 Alice L Dirks 1215 Nell L Warden 1350 Frances Meline 1080 Goldie Corey 1215 Lydia Todd 1215 Roxana Erb 1215 Pearl L Silen 1215 N G Brewer and wife and daughter Gertrude visiting old city residents now in Pasadena Calif owning USA Theatre property. Old Post cemetery north of the roundhouse being cleared with unclaimed bodies moved to Fort McPherson. Red McDonald buried there era long past. 45 Years Ago items note school meeting at Court House and election of A K Greenlee and Leroy Martin to school board. Street hitching racks removed and replaced by free tying spots on north and west. June rainfall total 1.85 inches. Community notices of weddings and a livestock and burglary report play out over the era. 73 Years Ago reports large wild horse herd seen south of town, Wyoming Stage Company adds 20 stages to Deadwood route, Fourth of July events planned, and a damaging Omaha storm with hail.
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Sidney
G. F. Liebendorfer
H. V. Jones
H. S. Prin
Emil D. Backer
Carrie Cultra
Lillian S. Green
Henrietta Myers
Madalene Hendricks
Mame J White
Central School
Alta J. Scott
Edith Oldershaw
Florence Sixta
Valeska Neubauer
Alice L. Dirks
Nell L. Warden
Frances Meline
Goldie Corey
Lydia Todd
Roxana Erb
Pearl L. Silen
N. G. Brewer
Gertrude
Pasadena
Calif
Brewer
U.S.A
Old Post Cemetery
Roundhouse
Fort McPherson
North Platte
Red’ McDonald
Father Flood
Sidney District No. 1
Court House
J L. McIntosh
Messrs
A. K. Greenlee
Leroy Martin
Thornburg
L. G. Lowe
A. R le Sueur
Cheyenne County
Charles Harper
Hendrickson-Anderson
Potter
Swatzlander
Bentley
Jack Sager
Persinger Place
Lodgepole
Krueger
Wyoming Stage Company
Deadwood
White House
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N. W. Osborn
Donald B. Christy
United States Army Air Forces
Christy
Chico Army Flying School
Chio
L. L. Christy
10Th Avenue
Illinois Street
Roche
City Auditorium
Artie Shaw
Ted Lewis
Richard Himber
Henry Busse
Hal Kemp
Carl Hoff
Joe Reichman
Leo Reisman
Jan Garber
Freddie Martin
Don Jorgenson
Nels Miller
Carl Jones
Glenn Hornbeck
Roy Depew
I. E. Pindell
Masonic Lodge
M. J. Sanders
AxPease
King Beer Vault
Sheriff Babb
Judge Tucker
Clerk Burns
Grand Island
Fred Kurth
Hall
Omaha
Columbia
U.S
Lions Elect International President
Edward G. Barry
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lions International
San Francisco
California
City Cab
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
10Th Ave
McCormick” No
Harvester-Thresher
East
Illinois
Roland Banks
Art’s
BEL Air
Studebaker
Silver
Art
Red
DODGE
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