Sidney Chautauqua Delights Record Crowd in six Day Run
The Sidney Chautauqua offered one of its best programs with top acts from the Metropolitan Trio to the United Symphony Orchestra and New England Male Quartette. Notable lectures by Judge Bale and Ex Governor Hoch drew credit, though a sudden rainstorm flooded the tent forcing attendees to relocate to the high school assembly room. Junior Chautauqua and local helpers led children through daily activities as Hazel Kreig and local volunteers aided throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
EL Seaffelbach
John Campbell
Clarence Havyard
Hazel Kreig
Bondoliers
Phillips
Alice
William
Metropolitan
United Symphony Orchestra
Francis Gettys
Montague Light Opera Company
Frederick Cardin
Dana Institute of Music
Grace Callahan
Ikl
New England
Gordon
Bale
Columbinn
Hoch
Kansas
America
Dr. Burns
Burgdorfer
Wales Chautauqua
Clare Vaughaln Wales
J. W. Johnson
Edith Martin
Every Man's Heart This Anniversary Speech Style
A patriotic reflection recalling seventy five years of liberty and unity. The passage emphasizes Americans as one people on a national anniversary, highlighting shared pride, civic duty, and the enduring inheritance of liberty preserved for future generations. Notable figure Daniel Webster is quoted to frame the sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Illinois Fight Opens Grand Jury Probe on Treasurer Funds
Springfield July 11 deputy sheriffs armed with subpoenas seized offices at the statehouse to compel production of records before a Sangamon county grand jury deliberating the misused interest on state funds and alleged deals for jobs. Sheriff Mester controlled access to the treasurer’s office as State’s Attorney Mortimer recalled the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Smail
Brundage
Sangamon County
State House
Henry Mester
Mortimer
Republican Prty
Clifford W. Burgess
Legislative Voters' League
Miller
Small
Andrew Russel
Fred Sterting
Troops and Tanks To Fiume
Owing to unrest 15000 Italian troops with cannon and tanks arrive at Fiume. Former Annunalo legionnaires occupied Porto Baros after Count Sforza said Porto Baros should be ceded to Yugoslavia, as it does not form an integral part of the port, while the port remains barricaded.
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Fiume
GabrieleAnnunalo
Porto Baros
Count Sforza
Jugoslavia
Railroads report May net operating income records
Washington reports May net operating income for railroads reached 37.246 million dollars, a high mark for the year and up 7.997 million from March, according to filings with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Water spout drains Carlson Lake near Crosby Minn
Crosby Minnesota on July 11 reports a water spout sparked by a whirlwind before a heavy windstorm draining Carlson lake. Farmers say the spout measured several hundred feet in height and lingered briefly above the water.
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Crosby
Minn
Carlson Lake
Here
Markets and commodity prices haul at regional exchange
Market data lists spring wheat, soft winter wheat, rye flour, and hay prices, with tonnage and sack specifics. Butter, eggs, live poultry, potatoes, onions, cattle, hogs, and sheep figures follow, including price ranges for prime to standard grades and varied weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devery
Miracle Woman Healing Denver Crowd in Spectacular Claims
The Rocky Mountain News reports on a Denver event where a woman preacher dubbed the "Miracle Woman" draws crowds with claims of divine healing. Associates and observers discuss alleged cures from cancer to restoring sight, while Professor Henry Foster Adams argues genuine cures must involve medical practice and cautions against magical thinking.
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Denver
Henry Foster Adams
University of Michigan
The
Rocky Mountain News
Youth Flies High Capt. Thomas F E Halls Offer
A Missouri applicant to the United States Secret Service writes from Indianapolis News seeking a job as a detective. The letter promises honest work and square dealing and asks what terms and salary would be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FE
United States Secret Service
Missouri
Wood
United States
Indianaplis News
Sidney Nebraska Special Election Bond Issue Ordinance
An ordinance presented for the August 9 1921 special election in Sidney Nebraska seeks voter approval for city bonds totaling 12000 dollars to buy and improve land for parks and public grounds and to authorize an annual tax levy to repay principal and interest. The measure also asks authorization for the mayor and city council to contract the city debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Sidney Nebraska to vote on city bonds and sewerage plan
City of Sidney to hold special election August 9 1921 to issue bonds total 22000 for parks and land, and sewerage system with annual tax for principal and interest. Ballot lists two questions Park Bonds 12000 and Sewerage Bonds 10000 with yes or no options. polling at Court House Ward 1 School House Ward 2 Library Ward 3.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Mauyor
Court House
School House
Notice of Election Posting Requirements in Sidney Nebraska
The Sidney Telegraph announces city election notice rules requiring posting in three public places in each ward for at least four weeks before the election. A copy of the voting question must be posted at each voting place on election day. The city clerk is charged with enforcing these provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Notice of Special Bond Election in Sidney Nebraska 1921
Pursuant to Ordinance No 182 the City of Sidney Nebraska announces a special bond election on August 9 1921. Voters will decide issuance of negotiable coupon bonds to fund a sewerage system with details at Ward 1 Court House Ward 2 School House Ward 3 Library building. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm. The Mayor and City Clerk witness notice.
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Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Court House
School House
Sidney ordinance published July 1 1921 takes effect immediately
The city council of Sidney Nebraska adopts an ordinance published as required by law. F E Stephens city clerk attests. Mayor E Grabill signs the document. The ordinance will take effect immediately upon publication in The Sidney Telegraph.
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Braska
Fred E. Stephens
Sidney
Nebraska
A. D
E. Grabill
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Fred Mann
N. P. Johnson
Dr. Mariess
T. Willis
H. Minchell
W. Noyes
D. F. Bennett
J. Shulenburg
Guy Ferry
Stanley Wolf
F. Christenson
EF Witters
Guy Dedrick
Leo Young
Fred BE
Stephens
American Bank
Sidney Lumber CO
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cc. E. Gross Agent
UN. Pac. R. R
Essig
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