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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1928

Page

5

Potter Bearcats Standout in 1928 Tri-State League

Potter Bearcats under Fred C. Johnson have a six win nine loss record in the 1928 Tri-State League. The youthful lineup features Johnson at home plate and Himmel at third, with a few veterans. They display fast play and strong hitting, with a few losses to Bushnell Cheyenne Kimball and wins over Pine Bluffs Bunker Hill Dix Bushnell and Peetz. Northwestern Life Insurance of Omaha donated new slats, and five games remain including trips to Pine Bluffs Cheyenne Kimball Peetz and a postponed Bunker Hill date.

Potter Review Potter Bearcats Fred C. Johnson Fred Johnson Himmelright Bushnell Cheyenne Kimball Pine Bluffs Bunker Hill Dix Peetz Potter Northwestern Life Insurance Company of Omaha Northwestern Bearcats Cheyenne, Kimball and Peetz

Union Pacific to Build New Station at Gering

The Gering Courier reports orderly progress on Union Pacific’s Gering development. Engineers are laying out the site for a new 70000 dollar passenger station with bids to open soon and a contract to be awarded. Work on roundhouse shops and turntable foundations advances, coal chute to be contracted separately.

Gering Courier Gering Union Pacific

Fall Market Week to Be Held in Omaha August 2

Up to 1500 merchants and families from Omaha wholesale trade will attend the annual merchants fall market week in conjunction with the Mid-Continental Merchants association meeting from August 20 to September 1. P F Powell chairs the committee. A broad program includes Orpheum party, Krug park dancing and rides, Peony park swimming and carnival with a bull fight, Field club buffet dinner, and a golf tournament with prizes. The Omaha Radio Trade association will also hold its annual show on the same dates.

Omaha Mid-Continental Merchants Association P. F. Powell Orpheum Theatre Krug Park Peony Park Field Club Omaha Radio Trade Association

Old Ironsides Comes to Theatre for Three Days

Thousands of children who funded the frigate Constitution restoration can view an exact screen replica in Old Ironsides. James Cruze directs Esther Ralston Wallace Beery George Bancroft and Charles Farrell in a three day engagement with matinees on Wednesday and Friday and features comedy and news.

America James Cruze Tripoli Lawrence Stallings Esther Ralston Wallace Beery George Bancroft Charles Farrell Johnny Walker Harry Carr Walter Woods

Card of Thanks from The Harlan Family

The Harlan Family thanks friends neighbors church members and American Legion for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement in the death of their father.

The Christian Church American Legion

Gypsy Band Held For Series Of Thefts In Nebraska Towns

A group of gypsies traveling in an old Cadillac touring car is held by Morrill authorities in connection with a $17.75 theft from Mead mill. The same band is credited with taking $50 from a business in Alliance and was forced to return the money at Bayard. Police warn western Nebraska towns to watch for the roving group as detectives link the incidents.

Sidney Nebraska Scottsbluff Star- Herald Morrill Scottsbluff Mead Mill Alliance Mead Bayard John Mead, Sr

Well Known Crook District Resident Dies at 48

Mrs. Lillian Belle Stadden of Crook district died at 4 PM Thursday after an operation at Sterling hospital. She was 48, wife of William A. Stadden, and lived four miles west of Crook. Survived by two sons William and Paul, a daughter Mrs. William Neary of Dalton, two brothers and two sisters in Pennsylvania, and a sister in Virginia. She was a Rebekah lodge member at Arcadia. Funeral 2 PM Sunday at Crook Presbyterian Church, Dr. J. M. Todd of Sterling officiating. Burial north of Crook.

Lillian Belle Stadden Crook Colo Sterling Hospital Stadden William A. Stadden Crook District Arcadia Near William Paul

Western picture being filmed near Cheyenne

The Glorious Trail starring Ken Maynard began filming at Cheyenne on Wednesday, produced by First National Pictures. Local talent will fill minor roles, frontier days provide the backdrop, and a military reservation camp north of the country club controls access with soldiers guarding the perimeter while the public may visit during designated times.

Ken Maynard Cheyenne First National Pictures Corporation Country Club

Former Kimball County resident dies at Brush

Mrs. A. P. Van Winkle of Brush Colorado died Sunday July 22 three weeks after her husband. The Van Winkles lived on a Kimball county homestead from 1904 to 1917 then moved to Haswell and finally Brush. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Brush. Surviving are five sons Lewis Brush Irvin Craig Curte Dante Arch Tyndall Dave Huntington Park and two daughters Mrs Lloyd Johnson Haswell and Mrs R E Pilloid Elko Nevada.

A. P. van Winkle Brush Colo van Winkles Kimball County Haswell Irvin Craig, Colo Curte Dante S. D Arch Tyndall Dave Huntington Park Cailif Lloyd Johnson Haswell, Colo R. E. Pilloud Elko Nev

Electric industry to study furnaces for energy use

The National Electric Light association will study oil burning domestic furnaces, oil quality, and motors used with forced draft. The goal is to assess demand as a steady winter load and to ensure uninterrupted service from central stations in cooperation with manufacturers.

National Electric Light Association

Little Boy Crushed by Truck in Lyman District

Two year old son of Robert White in Lyman district was run over near his grandparents' home. The truck passed over the child, crushing the pelvis and tearing ribs. He is in a plaster cast at Torrington hospital and doctors say he has a chance for recovery.

Robert White Lyman District Torrington Hospital

Three Boys Bitten by Rattlesnakes Will Recover

Three western Nebraska boys bitten by rattlesnakes this week are expected to recover. Two Ross brothers, ages ?, helped by first aid after a knee bite near Lyman. Three-year-old Butler child seriously bitten in Northport, swelling and discoloration but improving. Six-year-old Brooks boy east of Redington also bitten, seriously ill yet expected to recover.

Northport Lloyd Brooks Redington

Correction credits surgeon in Frances Tompkins appendectomy

In Friday Telegraph notice an appendectomy on Miss Frances Tompkins of Dalton was performed by Dr. G F Zarbaugh and Dr. F A Barger. An oversight omitted credit for Dr. Hugh Mantor who aided the operation and is now properly acknowledged.

The Telegraph Frances Tompkins Dalton G F Zarbaugh F. A. Barger Hugh Mantor

IOWA Couple Injured When Car Turns Over

Mr and Mrs W H Simpson of Cedar Rapids Iowa both patients at Chappell hospital after their automobile overturned in a ditch on the Lincoln highway due to a deflated tire en route to Laramie Wyoming to attend funerals of relatives killed in a crossing accident Mrs Simpson suffered multiple rib fractures probable internal injuries and severe cuts while Mr Simpson had severe cuts from broken glass the couple had encountered four separate motor car accidents after leaving their home en route to Wyoming

W. H Simpson Cedar Rapids Iowa Simpson Chappell Hospital Lincoln Highway Laramie Wyo Mr. Simpson Simpsons

Potter Boys Fined for Breaking Street Lights

Three Potter youths were caught breaking street lights with rocks last Friday and were brought before police magistrate Ames. They pleaded guilty and were fined 10 dollars plus costs, totaling 14.75 dollars per party, paid by the boys' parents. The repeated mischief had become tiresome, with other boys also involved.

Potter Ames Marshall Amell

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