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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

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Sinclair Ref Co Buys Grain Belt Oil Co in Sidney

Sinclair Refining Co Omaha Division completed a major transaction by acquiring Grain Belt Oil Co, a Sidney concern. Purchase price around 200,000 dollars. Grain Belt, started 1917, grew to eight stations in western Nebraska with 390,000 gallons storage, 15 trucks. Sinclair plans Sidney as western Nebraska base, creating jobs and expanding distribution from Sidney to nearby stations.

Sidney Grain Belt Oil Co Omaha Sinclair Refining Co Grain Belt Oil Company Nebraska Sinclair Company G. St. Bucknee R. H. Dunlavy G. R. Buckner M. L. Schrack Scottsbluff Gurley Dalton Chappell Ogallala Grant Standard Oil Company Sinclair Refining Company Grain Belt

Band Concert Wel comed by Big Crowd

The Sidney band greeted a large crowd on the courthouse lawn Wednesday evening. Blaine Grabill directed a splendid first concert of the year. The band invites townspeople to future Wednesday concerts at 8 o'clock and to come out for a pleasant hour. Practice is Monday evening at the Court House. musicians are urged to join Mr. Grabill.

Sidney Court House Lawn Blaine Grabill Grabill Court House

Red Sox Triumph Over Dalton In Sunday Game

The Red Sox defeated Dalton after Johnnie Cleaman pitched for the Sox and Crowley delivered a strong performance. A fair sized crowd at Athletic Park watched Boston’s timely hitting and base running spark a four-run second inning, with Dalton rallying to score two in the sixth and one in the eighth. Players included Crowley, Campbell, Jones, Strain, Miers, Closman, Melrose, and Bowen.

Red Crowley Sidney Red Sox Dalton Johnnie Cleaman Athletic Park Sox Jones c Crowley-p. Campbell See-25 Strain Miers J. Closman Melrose Bowen

Victor and Bruns Wick Phonographs Sale

The Victor Shop run by F C Burgess offers a clearance sale of summer footwear at Hinks Boot Shop with a taxi call number 161 for service.

Hink’'S Hink

Boosters Sweep North Platte in Two Hard Fought Games

The Boosters returned from North Platte with a 7 to 3 win in extra innings in game one and a 6 to 0 victory in game two. Donovan pitched well in the opener until Richie joined the lineup and drove in two. Closman shut down North Platte in the second, while Lefty Hunt struck out many in relief. A 15 inning clash back in North Platte saw Sidney fall 7 to 3 despite late rallies led by Hazen and Ritchey, with Richley and Vandiver contributing key hits.

Boosters North Platte Donovan Richie Closman North Platters Julesburgers Joe Simodynes Hunt Roosters Hhia North Platte Evening Telegram Sidney Hazen Ritchey Vandiver Simodynes Ramsey Holiday Badura Roben Jones Williams Ridley Snyder Pizer Kirchner Carrig Totenhoff Totenhoft Donovan WU Solliday Totenhoft Richley Codner Kitchener Willams Simodynés Sipaembae Pheer Carrigo Oodmer

Sidney Loan and Building Association elects officers

At the July 27 meeting in Sidney the Sidney Loan and Building Association elected C L Mann as President C I Chambers as Vice president Leslie Neubauer as Treasurer and Leon Fine as Secretary for the coming years. A four percent dividend was declared for the first half of the year and the group reported a healthy financial position and growth with confidence for the next six months.

Sidney Loan and Building Association Dirators C L. Mann C.D. Chambers Leslie Neubauer Leon Fine C. S. Radcliffe E. D. Worden JR. Williams Lorenz Jessen Lena Jensen C. L. Mann G I. Chambers

Julesburg Boosters Clash At Athletic Field Today

The Boosters, having shaken the jinks, face Julesburg in a 3 o'clock game at Athletic Field. The clash is billed as a battle for supremacy with the Boosters aiming to deliver a drubbing to the Julesburg aggregation.

Boosters Julesburg Athletic Field

Landing of Pilgrims Observed in Cheyenne County Celebration

Cheyenne County plans a tercentenary event honoring the Pilgrim Fathers landing with local leaders W P Miler Jesse McNish and J S McIntosh in charge. The Sidney committee aims for a modest observance echoing the historic voyage and its global civilizational impact, urging strong community support.

Messrs W. P. Miler Jesse McNish J. S. McIntosh Cheyenne County England Southampton John Alden West Gate Sidney France Boston

Perry Kearney Meets Ben Guida in August 11 Match

R. L. Riley has matched Perry Kearney of Riverton Wyoming to meet Ben Guida, pupil of Farmer Burns, for a two of three falls bout at Tobin Opera House on August 11. The side bet is 3500 dollars. Burns trained wrestlers and will referee, with a short physical culture talk and demonstration. The event promises a lively sport evening and a strong turnout.

R. L. Riley Perry Kearney Riverton Wyo Ben Guida Farmer Burns Tobin Opera House Kearney Guida Burns Omaha

City to seek bond issue for public utilities

The city plans a forthcoming bond election to extend water sewer and electric systems to meet rapid growth and improve fire protection. Growth has outpaced current utilities and taxes could rise. officials say bonds are the practical funding method, avoiding piecemeal leases or warrants.

Municipal bond market outlook improves in July

The market has been dull yet shows marked July improvement as heavy interest month and better business conditions lift sentiment. Normalization by bond issuance may allow phased sales rather than all at once, with remaining bonds to be sold later as projects proceed.

Work of Country Club Progressing Nicely

In the hot harvest season the country club grounds advance with the clubhouse basement dug and water standing in the 275 foot well. Golf greens progress satisfactorily as the pool remains the cool refuge. The piece notes a lighthearted aim to end the world’s trouble due to too much work and not enough play, and mentions July Victor Records now in stock at the Victor Shop under F C Burgess.

Country Club Victor Records Victor F. C. Burgess

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