Sidney Boosters Beat Cheyenne Indians In Twin Games
Sidney fans enjoyed two baseball games against the Cheyenne Indians, Sunday and Monday. Thomason made a spectacular center field catch and threw on his knees. Newberry homered late Sunday to pull Sidney within 5-4. Roben, Thomason, and Shipko led the offense. Monday favored the visitors with multiple hits and strong pitching from Glaze and DeGrass, as Potter filled in after Alliance cancelled the Bankers Day game, earning neighborly appreciation from Sidney.
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Sidney
Cheyenne Indians
Roben
Shipko
Brown
Shook
Thomason
Indians
Newberry
Streitmeter
Severine
Morris
Thommason
Shipke
Reichke
Anderson
Ryan
McGlone
Spud
Glaze
DeGrass
Potter
Alliance
Sidney Bell Club
Baseball scorers record fragment at game tally
Fragmentary score lines show innings by inning totals for teams Potter and Sidney, with runs hits errors and a final line. Details include partial inning scores 200 200 000 for Potter and 243 000 S0x for Sidney, ending 47 3 and 12 3 respectively.
Just To Ramble Vacationists Set Out For Western Tour
A cheerful party left Thursday afternoon for a leisurely tour of western points. L. O. Keedick plans land deals, Robert Barlow seeks health, and Will Moore, an experienced pilot, has scouted much of the route. They will spend a night in Cheyenne on business and continue toward Medicine Bow valley, Yellowstone edges, and possibly Montana. Their car carried ample summer supplies as they were seen departing.
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L. O. Keedick
Robert Barlow
Will Moore
Pilot
Cheyenne
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Sidney
Yellowstone
Monitana
Drop letter rate up for mail delivery costs
The one cent rate for drop letters has been discontinued and replaced by a two cent per ounce charge for all first class matter. The change reflects higher costs of home delivery and carrier service, with the new rate applying regardless of whether mail is delivered to a home or a local post office box.
Benefit From Colorado Henry Anderson Returns From Denver
Henry Anderson came back Tuesday after treatment in Denver for gall bladder and appendix ailments. His doctor believes a strict diet will keep him comfortable and may avoid surgery. He was injured last year when his buggy overturned after being struck by a runaway car and has had pain on his side since. He spent a week in Fort Collins with the O E F Andersons, Cheyenne county family, and they sent regards to Mrs Knox and the Telegraph, valued by their many county friends.
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Henry Anderson
Denver
Mr. Anderson
Rand
Anderson
Fort Collins
Cheyenne County
O. E F. Andersons
Andersons
Knox
Gurley Debuts New Paper The Cheyenne County Citizen
The first issue of Gurley’s new paper The Cheyenne County Citizen arrives at the exchange table. Management is Thomas W. Lally and Bertha A. Lally, former managers of the Dalton Delegate.
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Gurley
Cheyenne County
Thomas W. Lally
Bertha A Lally
Dalton
Ned's Tire Shop Boosts Business With Scout Camp Outs
Ned's Tire Shop touts profits from Boy Scout expeditions and tourists at the Y campout. He earned nearly a hundred dollars from these jobs this season, serving people from Massachusetts to Washington and beyond. Sidney Lumber Co. advertises nearby.
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Ned
City
Massachusetts
Washington
Annual Convention of Group Seven Bankers in Sidney
The Bankers' Convention of Group Seven held July 17 drew about 150 visitors. A full schedule featured amusements, speeches by bankers from Randolph Lincoln and Alliance, musical numbers by local talent, and a banquet at the Methodist church parlor. The Resolutions Committee urged opposing further foreign loans to protect home industries. Next year’s meeting moves to Alliance.
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Table Land
Country Club
Dimery
Light
J. L. McIntosh
American Bank
F. L. Pelton
Mitchell
First National Bank
Sidney
J. W. Johnson
Vacik
Secretary of Treasury
Bushee
Kimball
Michell
Hesbeck
Ogalalla
R. M. Hampton
Alliance
Charles Britton
Hardy’s Hall
Bankers Association
No Place Like Peme and Creamery Ad
Local ad snippet urging Sidney Lumber Co. to see them, promising durable milk and cream products. Mentions Scottsbluff Creamery Co. and emphasizes dairy quality and reliability featuring regional businesses and a friendly slogan.
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Sidney Lumbe ® CO
Peme
Sidney Lumber CO
Sidney Hosts Clinton Scouts With Warm County Welcome
A Sidney Iowa report details the Clinton County Boy Scout caravan’s reception. The Chamber of Commerce led a lavish feed and lodging efforts, with W P Miles and Charles Trognitz organizing supplies and transportation. Scouts enjoyed lemonade, pork and beef, 1000 buns, fresh cakes, coffee, and eggs, plus beds at the Tobin Opera House after trucks failed. The town praises the hospitality and notes continued coverage on page 8.
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Sidney
Clinton
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Miles
Chamber
Ray Stansbury
Dick Roger
Mr. Pool
S. A. Malay
R. S. Kepler
Kimball
Trognitz
Mr. Miles
Charles Trognitz
Breternitz
Sidney Indies
Bidney
Commissary Department
Ernest Kruse
Tobin Opera House
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Sidney Boosters
Ab. R. H. Po
A. E. Roben
Riechle
Conlon
Murray
Warlymonth
Bidtney Mondal
Boostera
R. H. Po Roben
Ees Ryan
Kortum
Eer Shook
Ab. R. H
Conlin
Sevifine
Seve Glaze
R. H. BE
Excune
Sense Ricchie
Colorado
Oberfelder Clothing
Sidney, Nebraska
Bankers’ Convention
West
Parks
Martin Dimery
Ives
R. M.hampton
First National Bank of Alliance
F. O. Burgess
Ben Vacik
Thomas Antrim
Pacific Hotel
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
J. J. McIntosh
Swatzlander Grove
Scottsblufy Creamery CO
Weath
NEBR
BOY Scout Caravan
Big
Association
Union Pacific Hotel
Sidney Chamber of
the American Bank
the Foundation
Eme
Nebrask
Jeane OC. McNish
Martin W. Dimery
John L. McCarth
George E B. Taylor
George R Buckner
Eugene D. McAllister
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