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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

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Wheat crop in Cheyenne county shows strong promise for bumper yield

Cheyenne county farmers report a potentially record wheat harvest aided by timely rains and favorable growing conditions. Last season produced three to four million bushels, with farmers optimistic this year will surpass prior yields. Corn looks good, hay and pasture are strong, but potatoes may be scarce due to reduced acreages and high seed costs amid financial stress.

Cheyenne County Cheyenne

Harvest Strain Hits Farmers Harder This Year

With harvest near and transportation and storage limits plus money shortages, farmers face greater handicap this season.

Corner Stone Laid By Masons at Lodge Pole

Corner Stone laid by Masons at Lodge Pole last Friday with many local masons attending. Grand Master Fradenbaugh of Omaha directed the ceremony held at the M E church of Lodge Vale under Nebraska Grand Masonic jurisdiction. Attendees from Sidney Lodge included H Schroeder Leslie Neubauer Robert Graham of Denver and several Greenlees and Wooldridge plus many others.

Lodge Vole Grand Masonic Lodge of Nebraska Fradenbaugh Omaha Bob French Kearney Golden Fleece Lodge A. M Chappell Frank Welch Lodge Sidney Grand G Lodge Chappell Masonic Hall Lodge Vale Lodge Pole Lune America Sidney Lodge H. Schroeder Leslie Neubauer Robert Graham Denver F. M Wooldridge Leon Fine Dave’ Fine D. J. Lewis 4. Porter Bennett A. K Greenlee Roy Greenlee Albert Greenlee F. G. Griffith Wm. Shoemaker

Local Lawyers Attend Scotts Bluff Bar Association Event

Local lawyers G. S. Radcliffe P. L. Martin Av E Warren W K Hodgkin J L Tewell and Edward Shoemaker attended the district bar association in Scotts Bluff last week. The group enjoyed a commercial banquet at Lincoln Hotel where C. S. Radcliffe gave a toast. Mesdames Radcliffe Martin Warren Hodgkin joined hosts, a well attended gathering, with officers elected Walter Hoagland president C. S. Radcliffe vice president PB. J. Barron secretary, next meeting in North Platte.

G. S. Radcliffe P. L. Martin Av E Warren W K Hodgkin J L. Tewell Edward Shoemaker District Bar Association Scottsbluf Commercial Club Lincoln Hotel C. S. Radcliffe Radcliffe P. L Martin A. E. Warren W K. Hodgkin Scotts Bluff The Bar Association Walter Hoagland C. 8. Radcliffe PB. J. Barron North Platte

See our stock of Victor and Bruns wick Phonographs

The Victor Shop run by F. C. Burgess offers a selection of Victor and Bruns wick phonographs. For taxi service call 161.

Victor and Brunswick Victor Shop F. C. Burgess

Sidney Observes General Holiday With Noon Closings

Independence Day observance in Sidney shifts to Monday due to a Sunday Fourth. About three thousand people visited as business houses closed at noon and a carnival, ball game, theatre screenings, and a band concert entertained crowds. Visitors reported disappointment over the lack of a parade.

Sidney Ol Glory Vistor Methodist’ Church Boosters Chinn Roben Court House Tobin Opera House Sdney

Fred Parks Backs From Laramie Bout With Bill Doherty

Fred Parks returns from Laramie Wyoming after taking part in a Fourth of July celebration and arrives for a scheduled ten round boxing match with Bill Doherty.

Fred Parks Laramie Wyoming Bill Doherty

Mrs E W Bartholomew Visiting Kimball With Friends

Mrs. E. W. Bartholomew is visiting Kimball this week accompanied by friends. Local social circle notes her stay and planned visits to friends and relatives in the area.

E. W. Bartholomew Kimball

Chian Aggregation Outclassed by Sidney Boosters

The U P T Chian shop team played Sidney Boosters on July 4 and 5, losing both games 15 to 0. Boosters dominated with 23 hits and 26 runs, drawing strong attendance and signaling a push for stronger opposition next week. The visitors failed to match Roben's aggregation and the crowd packed the grandstand.

U. PT Chian Sidney Boosters Roben

Wheat Crop Will Move Slowly Due to Car Shortage

The Nebraska Railway Commission warns farmers to prepare to hold all or most of their small grain indefinitely because car shortage will slow this year’s wheat movement. Increased postwar business and reduced rolling stock limit shipments. elevators offer storage but widespread planning is advised. The commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission will assist where possible.

Nebraska Railway Commission Nebraska Nebraska Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Railway Commission Cheyenne

Daily Plunges in the Country Club Pool

The Country Club pool offers refreshing water and a vigorous daily use by members. Early payments have satisfied initial dues, with future installments expected to rise. Associate memberships are growing as the pool and club expand, drawing more visitors as other sports develop at the club.

Clut Field

Community Association Secures Campsite Location

The Community Association has secured a lease on the McIntosh property west of the new ball park for a campsite. J. J. Riley, campsite committee chair, is to arrange locations quickly. After two months of effort and cost concerns, the site will be ready soon as directors finalize routine business.

McIntosh Ball Park J. J. Riley

Cox and Roosevelt Named Democratic Ticket Leaders

Gov. Tames M. Cox of Ohio and Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York sidestepped rivals to secure the Democratic standard. Cox won on the forty fourth ballot over McAdoo, Roosevelt chosen second by unanimous vote, signaling preparations for a Harding Coolidge versus Cox Roosevelt national campaign.

Tames M. Cox Ohio Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Gov. Cox McAdoo Roosevelt Harding Coolidge Cox

Victor Records Now In Stock At Victor Shop

Victor Records are released and available in stock at the Victor Shop. Fy 0 Burgess, proprietor announces the new stock and invites customers to browse the selection at the shop location.

Victor Burgess

Sidney real estate valuation soars to 2.76 million dollars

The Sidney assessors list real estate and improvements at 2.76 million with personal property approaching half a million, totaling over 3.25 million. Taisture values exceed one million, signaling near tripling of assessed worth. Taxes are expected to rise despite stable mills, due to higher valuations and costs of goods and labor. The state levy remains, amplifying tax increases.

Sidney Taistseur Alost

Victor Shop Promotes Records and Music Makers

Hear the Master Voices and Musicians at the Victor Shop. Large assortment of records on hand. F. C. Borgess, Prop.

Victor F. C. Borgess

For Acetylene Welding and Auto Repair See Brew er and Wallace

An ad section notes acetylene welding services and automobile repair and parts offered by Brew er and Wallace. Read as a local trades listing with contact emphasis. The item highlights shop services and supplies available to customers in the area.

Brewer & Wallace

Boosters Prepare for Heavy Baseball Week Schedule

The Boosters announce the heaviest week of the season with home games after returning Sunday from Brush, Colorado. North Platte visits Tuesday and Wednesday the 13th and 14th, Rock Springs follows Friday, and Larame Mid Westerners challenge for a three game set Saturday through Monday July 17 to 19. Support the team for a big week.

Boosters Roben Brush Colo North Platte Coal Diggers Rock Springs Wyo Roosters Larame Mid-Westeners

Lodger Pole and Omaha women visit Sidney friends

Mrs. L. R. Barlow of Lodge Pole and Mrs. Charles Tate of Omaha were Sidney visitors Wednesday, visiting with friends and catching up on local news.

L. R. Barlow Lodge Pole Charles Tate Omaha Sidney

Dentist Dr M BE Fettibene Seeks Patients

Dr M B Fettibene dentist located in Meln Tosh block Room 5 65 offers dental services. contact by phone 60 for appointments and inquiries.

M. BE. Fettibene Melntosh Block

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