CANDIDATES FILING THIS WEEK FOR COUNTY OFFICES
The Telegraph reports candidates entering Republican and Democratic races. Co O Hande seeks County Commissioner Second District. Myrtle Lancaster seeks a second term as County Treasurer for the Republicans. Stanson seeks County Clerk for a second term amid wartime duties. Anna McFadden seeks reappointment as County Superintendent. J B Halston seeks County Commissioner Second District. Louis Wasem seeks Democratic nomination for County Treasurer. Candidates emphasize experience, efficiency, and honesty.
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Myrtle Lancaster
Lancaster
Lanccasters
the Telegraph
Four Youths Injured After High Speed Dalton Accident
Four young people injured near Dalton last Tuesday while riding in a Vogler Ford Sedan. George Vogler drove at high speed three miles west of town when the car overturned twice and crashed. All were found unconscious except the driver. Lillie Carter was unconscious for days and Clara Reiner suffered a disfiguring facial cut. Avery Hill sustained internal injuries but all were said to be out of danger.
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Dalton
George Vogler
Avery Hill
Clara Reiner
Lillie Carter
Vogler
George
Miss Reiners
Harvesters Come to Fill Call in Sidney Fields
Fifty men arrived Monday to work in harvest fields, aided by a government labor agent. Sidney business owners and farmers organized transport, lining up cars to take the workers to their assigned fields amid keen demand. Don’t forget the date of the Yankee Robinson Circus in Sidney on July 23.
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Sidney
Carpenters Union Fourth float shines in town parade
The Carpenters Union unveiled a six foot high bungalow float donated by Cheyenne County Lumber Co and J W Walker. After the parade it sold for 970 dollars to benefit the Red Cross, with proceeds boosted by gifts from bidders who returned the winning bids. The event drew praise for its order and patriotism, with flags, a Red Cross booth, and community support elevating the celebration.
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Carpenters Union
Carpenters’ Union
A. E. Phelps
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
J. W. Walker
Charles Cooper
Rose and
Lincoln
Red Cross Fund
Noble Anderson
N. G. Brewer
J. A. Bentley
Bentley Lawn
Miles
Red Cross
Sammie
Denver
Dewey
C. W. West
C. Su. Mann
L. G. Lowe
Sidney Lumber Co
Sidney
Council of Defense Paramount Authority Aids Pledge Drive
Attorney W. P. Miles spent the first half of the week in Alliance helping the Council of Defense mobilize inactive taxpayers. Pledges rose by nearly $40,000 as reluctant individuals contributed to government funds. Miss Cushing, clerk to the council, prepares a tabulated list of property owners and wage earners in Cheyenne County. Editor Gresham of the Potter Review visited The Telegraph on Wednesday.
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W. P. Miles
Council of Defense
Miles
Cheyenne County
Wholesale Feature of Sidney Gas Plant and Shipping Hub
A visit to the National Refining Company plant on Lincoln Highway details its brick facade, carriage porch, and wired offices. Three 45,000 gallon tanks supply oil for a 20 mile truck delivery radius, with four trucks active and five traveling salesmen extending into Montana to western Nebraska. Managers H. S. Tipton and W. A. Cary oversee warehousing and operations as the firm markets White Rose gasoline and other high grade fuels via the Telegraph.
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National Refininng Company
Lincoln Highway
Union Pacific
Burlington Railways
Maunager
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Telegraph
Tipton
W. A. Cary
Kimball Tragedy Drowns Two Lads At Bennett Dam
Kimball reports a fatal water accident at Bennett dam east of town last Sunday. Two boys aged fourteen and fifteen drowned after one cried for help and the other attempting a rescue, both losing their lives.
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Kimball
Bennett Dam
Tractors Will Be Demonstrated At Sidney Farm
Joe Hahler of the Hahler garage will demonstrate a GMC Samson tractor next Monday and Tuesday afternoon at the Tracy farm two miles north of Sidney beyond Haaskell Hill. The event promises instructive views of agricultural improvements, with inviting turnout for ladies, farmers, and machine men. Dry Cell Batteries available at Osborn Garage.
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Joe Hahler
Hahler Garage
Tracy Farm
Sidney
Haaskell Hill
Good Timber In County Board Looks To Possible Successor
Wititans Goding the present commissioner from the third district has made a strong showing filling the unexpired term of Nels Trocstrup. He is viewed as a logical choice by voters and the Telegraph and others deem him a likely successor. Mrs Leon Fine returned from Denver with the Fishwan children after a short trip.
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Dacy
Halston
Wititans
Goding
Nels Trocstrup
The
Telegraph
Battery troubles at Sidney Battery Station ad
An advertisement invites car owners to the Sidney Battery Station on West Lincoln Way for expert service. Dr. W. A. Zwink, a dentist, is listed in the Osborn Building.
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Sidney Battery
West Lincoln Way
W. A. Zwink
Osborn Building
Mrs Tobin Recovers After Varicose Vein Operation
Mrs. Tobin, wife of Frank Tobin, remains in hospital for slow healing after a painful varicose vein operation. She thanks well wishers for postcard showers that helped ease long hours of recovery and hopes to rejoin her family soon. Miss Margaret Wallace, government teacher in New Mexico, visited her aunt Mrs J P Jones last Sunday. Frances Burgess seeks piano pupils. call 220 or box 312 Sidney.
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Frank Tobin
Rochester
Mingesate
Margaret Wallace
Espinalo
New Mexico
J. P. Jones
Santa Clara Reservation
Frances Burgess
Sidney
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Co. O. Hande
Hade
N. Stanson
War Department
Slawson
Anna McFadden
J. B. Halston
Candi
Louis Wasem
Wasem
Sidney Adden
Tate Orvice
Jesse C. McNish
J. W. Johnson
N. E. Medlock
L. C. Opper
Qree
Council of Defense Paramount Authority
Gresham
Potter Review
Osborn Garage
Panama
Oberfelder
ING CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Rve
Rou
Farm Bank Service
American Bank
the American Bank
Leon Fine
Fishwan
Mrs. Tobin
Vath’s Pharmacy
L. W. Vath
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