Sidney Boosters Away From Home
The Sidney Boosters split with Alliance, losing 3 2 Tuesday and winning 8 1 Wednesday. Alliance, undefeated this season, conceded the Boosters are the region’s fastest. Shook pitched both games with 14 strikeouts then 8, Ryan’s wild throw deciding Tuesday, Thomason and Roben fueling the offense. Alliance promises a return game next week. Sidney plays North Platte Sunday and Monday.
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Fast Alliance
Alliance
Booster Aggregation
Shook
Ryan
Thomason
Roben
Sidney
Boosters
North Platte
Sidney Boosters at Cheyenne Satuday Game
Sidney boosters travel to Cheyenne for a Saturday basketball game. The readable box shows players like Roben at guard and forward positions with incomplete stat lines. The fragment lacks full team details, dates, or scores to confirm outcomes.
Special Train With Prominent Omahans
Thursday morning a large party of seventy five Omaha's leading business men and railway officials visited our depot platform for about two hours on a booster trip through the state to Cheyenne. Secretary Johnson of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, the Telegraph editor, and W J Shoemaker were among those who greeted the visitors. The group represented the men who help make Omaha. They wished they could have spent more time in the live little town that aids Omaha's business.
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Omaha
State
Cheyenne
Johnson
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Telegraph
W. J. Shoemaker
Mrs Uptegrove Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Alma Kime
Mrs BE L Uptegrove gave a bridge luncheon on Monday in honor of her sister Miss Alma Kime of Lincoln. The luncheon was daintily appointed and sumptuous in detail. The games occupied four tables with no absorbing interest until five o'clock.
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BE. L. Uptegrove
Alma Kime
Lincoln
A New Kind of Bean in Sidney Gardens
DeLyn Woolridge, a leading Sidney gardener, showcases a climbing bean with pools nine inches long. The beans are described as very edible and tender among the garden’s charms.
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DeLyn Woolridge
Sidney
Looking For Benefit John Simones and Wife Visit Denver
John Simones and his wife traveled to Denver on Tuesday where Mr Simones was expected to undergo a long delayed appendicitis operation.
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John Simones
Denver
Simones
Adjourned District Court Term Settles several cases
Judge Towell presided at an adjourned April term, disposing of a few matters. Edna F. Towall was granted a divorce from Clyde R. Lovall. Ingham won a $5,611.10 judgment on a note against Lincoln G. Simon. American Bank was awarded a judgment totaling $23,501.58.
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Towell
Edna F. Towall
Clyde R. Lovall
B. D. Ingham
Lincoln G. Simon
American Bank
No Place Like Home Taxi Ad From Sidney Lumber Co
An OCR fragment notes Sidney Lumber Co offers taxi services with a call line 161 and a personal inquiry about me. The brief mentions home, service contact, and taxonomy of local business outreach. The item reads as an advertiser snippet likely from a classifieds page.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Sidney Chamber of Commerce On The Job And Active
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce has passed the experimental stage and shows steady value to the community. W. S. Miles is chairman and 3. W. Johnson secretary. six new members filed in the week. A band initiative was discussed at a Union Pacific luncheon with a call for a dedicated leader. The chamber backs the Country Club membership drive and promotes home advertising signs. Tourist grounds have been cleaned up repeatedly since the last meeting.
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Sidney
Union Pacific
Delegation Welcomes Omaha Boosters En Route to Frontier Days
The secretary and a delegation from the Chamber of Commerce met the train Thursday to greet the Omaha boosters as they traveled to Cheyenne for Frontier Days.
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Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Cheyenne
New Firm Changes Hands in Sidney Marble Works Sale
Martin Larson sold the Sidney Marble Works to Earl Walters of Crawford Nebraska. Walters will move his family to Sidney to take charge around August 1.
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Sidney Marble Works
Martin Larson
Earl Walters
Crawford
Nebraska
Judge Returns After Health Scare to Work Wednesday
Judge took a day off due to illness but returned to the office on Wednesday with the workweek in progress. The brief setback paused court activity though no major decisions were reported.
Fewer Strikes In Nebr Report Suggests Decline Since 1916
A Bureau of Publicity compiled summary from the Monthly Labor Review shows a marked decrease in Nebraska strikes since 1916. The figures come from the U S Department of Labor official publication and outline continuing labor activity trends.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Publicity
Monthly Labor Review
United Stats Department of Labor
Washington
Nebraska’s Labor Record Stays Quiet Amid Strong Industry
The state shows 21 strikes in 1916, 27 in 1917, 11 in 1918, 17 in 1919 and 12 in 1920, with only one lockout in 1917. No other state with similar industrial strength matches Nebraska’s clear record of labor stability.
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Nebraska
Threat Letter Unsettles Sheriff Bowman
Deputy Sheriff Bowman received an unsigned letter Wednesday accusing him of mistreating the unemployed and warning they would “come back and get him some day.” He is described as being awfully scared by the note.
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Bowman
Friends Bid Farewell After Ten Pleasant Days Visit
Mr and Mrs Howard Tulver parted Wednesday for their home in Stoneham Colorado. They had spent ten contented days with Mr and Mrs F O Burgess, very dear friends for many years. They were motoring.
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Howard Tulver
Stoneham
Colorado
Wnh
F. O. Burgess
Panama Citizens Will Return To Relatives
Mrs. Rose Van Hardervelt once Miss Nose Mahr sails from Panama for the United States to place her two daughters Gertrude and Cornelia in a finishing school after arriving in New York around the fifteenth. She will visit relatives in Sidney and with their Mahr, Tavoni, and Treinen connections before proceeding to Denver. The husband and son stay in Panama where the son works for the government.
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Rose van Hardervelt
Nose Mahr
Panama
New York
Gertrude
Cornelia
van Hardervelt
Jana
Sidney
Mahrs
Tavonis
Treinens
Denver
Recovery Complete for Miss Helen Woolridge
Miss Helen Woolridge returned last Saturday from Cheyenne hospital where she had been under operation for appendicitis. She recovered and reported no regrets about the procedure.
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Helen Woolridge
Cheyenne Hospital
Bhein
Mrs E V Metz to Visit Eastern Markets for Fall Millinery
Mrs E V Metz will depart Sunday morning for eastern markets to stock up on fall and winter millinery shapes. She plans a two week absence from duties while sourcing new styles for her shop.
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E. V. Metz
Vanity Girls An Added Attraction at USA Theatre
The USA Theatre continues its vaudeville showcases with Berling's Vanity Girls, hailed as among the freshest and prettiest on stage. The review notes most people favor vaudeville and that the act has already played last night and is showing again tonight.
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Berling
Sidney Lumber Co and Scottsbluff Creamery Ad Message
Ne place lixe some. See us about SIDNEY LUMBER CO. Ne place lixe some. See us about SIDNEY LUMBER CO. Our milk and cream will keep. SCOTTSBLUFF CREAMERY CO.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Scottsbluff Creamery CO
Special Meeting of Home Service Division in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Red Cross Association held a special Home Service meeting at the president Mrs Rena McCleneghan home. Thomas Temple Lincoln field representative outlined plans for soldier home service with forthcoming surveys to guide Red Cross efforts. An instructor will visit within a month to connect soldiers and Red Cross staff in northern Nebraska.
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Home Service Department
Cheyenne County Red Cross Association
Rena McCleneghan
Thomas Temple
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lodgepole
Miss Kintz
Totter
Red Cross
Soldier Boys
City Orders Slow Weed Cutters To Act
City Council warns property owners lagging on weed removal to proceed with immediate action. Officials say failure to comply will prompt enforced cutting and charges.
Public works move demands higher costs from owners
The action, though costly to property owners, aims to address sidewalks by reducing weed seeds and pests, and to prevent garments from being soiled by dew and rain clinging to overgrown hedges. It notes residents sometimes walk single file to avoid these nuisances.
Birth of Daughter Celebrated With Bonfire in Sidney
Mrs. Nellie Dedrich of Laramie Wyoming is the former Miss Nellie Dedrich. Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Davis on July 25 a daughter. The birth was celebrated by an immense bonfire in Sidney. The Metropolitan hotel, once owned by Mrs. Davis parents Mr and Mrs SwanDedrich, burned to mark the event.
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Walter Davis
Laramie
Wyoming
Davis
Nellie Dedrich
Sidney
Metropolitan Hotel
SwanDedrich
Let's Go Lets Go Sidney Hit Promoter Harry Hart Stage
Old Frisco promoter Harry Hart gathers Sidney talent for the big hit Let's Go with assistant Melba Baker in rehearsals. Society members help as August 10 and 11 premiere. Public eager to see the new production from Lets Go promoter.
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Harry Hart
Sidney
Melba Baker
Denver
Harry
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