Group Seven Nebraska Bankers Convene in Sidney Event
Group Seven Nebraska Bankers gather in Sidney for a days program with morning sessions at U S Theatre Covocation. speakers include Rev Samuel Light Hon W P Miles and Hon R M Hampton with musical numbers and a question box. afternoon events feature a wheat belt drive a ball game Sidney Boosters vs Sterling and a banquet at the Sidney Church with tributes and reports.
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Samuel Light
Presbyterian Church
Sidney
W. P.miles
Chamber of Commerce
R. M. Hampton
First National Bank
Alliance Solo
A. BE. Warren
Sidney Hower
Chas. H. Randall
Nebraska Bankers Association
Randolph, Nebraska
J. E. Hart
Department of Trade
Commerce
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. W. Johnson
F. O. Burgess
Ben Vacik
Thos. Antrim
A. N. Mathers
Gering National Bank
Gering
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
Cheyenne County
Sidney Boosters
Sterling
Colorado
American Bank
Sidney Country Club
Dathling
and . Wolf
Henry “Ives
Christ
Episcopal Church
M. W. Dimery
J. L. McIntosh
F. L. Pelton
Flrst National Bank
Mitchell
L. G."lemon
London _Ronald
First Victim of Harvest Season
Oren G Malay suffered burns at a ranch near Sid ney when gasoline used to start an engine backfired igniting the can and flames. He received burns on the chest and arms, shallow except one arm which was deeply burned. he and his family tend harvest of a thousand acres of wheat with S A Malay supervising. The engineer near Oren at the blast escaped with slight burns on one hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren G. Malay
Sidney
Mr. Malay
S. A. Malay
Atm
Oren
Accident Ends With Luck Near Sunol Ranch
On Friday evening Edward Furer O P David and K Furer were returning from a ranch north of Sunol. David drove his own car and invited a pedestrian to ride. They had been shooting jacks and the party continued home after the excursion.
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Edward Furer
O. P. David
K. Furer
Furer
Sunol
Mr. David
Will Chowins Found Dead in His Bed
Will Chowins a prominent citizen and Odd Fellow died of heart failure Tuesday night after returning from a Dalton trip. He was found in his bed by Mrs Greenlee about nine Wednesday morning. Funeral services are set for Saturday at ten at the Episcopal church with the body in state at Campbell Van Gorder parlors from eight to ten.
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Will Chowins
AK. Greenlee
Mantor
Warren
Chowius
Dalton
Epistae
Campbell van
Travel Discovers the Same Conditions Across Regions
B. A. Jones, returning from Boston, reports nationwide idleness and tight money. He notes conditions in Sidney and Cheyenne County are better than many places seen this summer from Boston to Portland, while people still manage to eat despite the downturn.
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B. A. Jones
Boston
Rain Dampens Visit From Tewis Brett Family at Trognitz Ranch
Brett and his wife and son, motorists from Trognitz precinct, endured the Saturday rain at their ranch house. They avoided the downpour affecting most of the county last week, noting only a small strip escaped the shower.
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Tewis Brett and
Trognitz
Service Disconnection for Unpaid Bills Warned
A notice warns that light and water service will be discontinued if the account is not settled by the 18th. The message includes a nondescript phrase about SIDNEY LUMBER CO and a taxi contact number 161, suggesting local business references.
Sidney Boosters Trim Visitors In Tight Win
The Sidney Boosters defeated Omaha 4 to 2 after trading blows from the fourth inning. Brown started the seventh with a double, Old Skipper Bill delivered a timely hit, Thomason and Shipke added scoring two-base hits, and Reichle lined a hit that was ruled a non homer after a sensational catch. Donaldson held Omaha in the late innings with seven strikeouts and two walks. Sensational catches by Paul and Thomason stood out.
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Sidney Boosters
Omaha
Sidney
Roosters
Donaldson
Brown
Roben
Bill
Thomason
Shipke
Reichle
Paul
Gibson
Ryan
Wages
Oben
Anderson
Chamberlain
Ramositti
Sidney Boosters Batting Averages Including July 6 1921 Game
The Sidney boosters posted batting averages through the season, highlighting the July 6 1921 game. Key players posted solid averages while team leaders contributed consistent at bats, hits, and runs. Averages reflect performance across multiple games with notable contributions from standout hitters.
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Sidney Boosters
Baseball schedule Brings Cheyenne Indians to Sidney
More Base Ball Games scheduled with Cheyenne Indians to play Sunday the 18th and Monday the 19th. Boosters beat Tennessee Rats 9 to 1 in Julesburg. Ed Roben, Booster manager, cites interest from Omaha U S shop team manager F. Y Holmes for a return date.
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Cheyenne Indians
Indians
Cheyenne
Boosters
Julesburg
Tennessee Rats
Colored Boys
Bill Lowe
Carl Jones
Mike Knuffke
Ioosters
Ed Roben
F. Y Holmes
Omaha U. S
Omaha‘ Boys
Roosters
Sidney
Holmes
Old Settler Recovers From Blood Poison
J. E. Sanders of Trognitz precinct is recovering from blood poison traced to a facial scratch after ragweed pulling. He has stayed with his daughter Mrs. Dan Aldridge for frequent medical care and has endured facial skin afflictions ending with erysipelas as family members visit. Merchants and private property owners are urged to decorate their storefronts on Wednesday July 20 in honor of the Bankers Convention Committee. Our milk and cream will keep. SCOTTSBLUFF CREAMERY CO. No place like home. See us about one. SIDNEY LUMBER CO.
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J. E. Sanders
Trognitz
Dan Aldridge
Bankers Convention Committee
Sidney Lumber CO
Unusual Wednesday in Sidney Hosts Boy Scout Caravan
A Sidney Wednesday will be unusual with a Bankers convention and a world first boy scout caravan. Clinton Iowa sponsors the trip with 300 scouts and 60 autos, covering 3000 miles toward Yellowstone Park, costing $10,000 funded by scouts and Clinton citizens.
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Sidney
Cravan
Alliance Herald
Alliance
Norman McCorkle
Donald Maloney
Black Hills
Clinton, Iowa
Clinton
Yellowstone Park
United States
Buy
A. V Gavin
Boy Scout
Clinton Boy Scout Council
Texan Driller Bomer Moves from Crook to Stratford
Co F Bomer of Crook Colorado transacted business in Sidney Tuesday then left for a new base in Stratford Texas. He runs a well drilling outfit with several orders ahead.
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Co. F. Bomer
Crook
Colorado
Sidney
Stratford
Texas
Bomer
Court house to close Saturday for deputy treasurer Will Chowins funeral
Court house offices will close until 1 PM Saturday for the funeral of Will Chowins deputy treasurer. Local officials notify residents of the closure and urge to plan accordingly.
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Court House
Will Chowins
Municipal accounts due by the 18th to avoid service cut
The Sidney Municipal Service warns all accounts must be settled by the 18th or service will be discontinued. Ned requests a meeting about trading new tires for old. A directive reads Send it to the laundry. For taxi inquiries, call 161.
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Sidney
Ned
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J.J. McIntosh
Swartslander
Golf
Paul Logan
Mr. Logan
Pleasant
Furer Home
TRIM
Omaha U. P
U. P
McCarthy
Daly
O'Connor
Cobesee
Luepke
Eenee
Paul Cof
McAuliff
Ee Thomason
Riechle
Ty Ryan
Weeeere Kortum
B. Shop
Sidney - 000
Long
POE
Abb Thomason
Riedle
Ortum
Brown Eeeee
Shipie
Donaldeau
Et Roy
Old Settler
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
NEBR
Oberfelder Clothing
Sidney, Nebraska
The
Texans
Association
Union Pacific Hotel
Sidney Chamber of Comm
the Foundation
Nebraska State Guarantee Fund
Jease O. McNish
George KE. Taylor
Martin W. Dimery
George R Buckner
James L. McIntest
Eugene D. McAllister
Jehan L. McCarthy
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