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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
9
Jeudes and Ehmke wed at the bride’s parents home
Will Jeudes and Margaret Ehmke were married at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehmke, on the north table, with many guests present. Postmaster McLernon received a salary raise from 1600 to 1700 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jeudes
Margaret Ehmke
Henry Ehmke
Postmaster McLernon
Decoration day address and 1899 graduation items
Valher Muenich gave the Decoration Day address in 1899. A 1899 memorial day poem by Will Maupin appeared in the Telegraph. The 1899 graduating class had four boys and four girls. In 1923 Sidney residents include G. W. Doran and Mabel Fletcher now Mrs. C. W. Hornaday. Doran spoke on Bonapart and Fletcher on Fallen Heroes in the South. Diplomas were given by Honorable BE. McLernon. Musical numbers featured Belle Hower and Father Muenich, who delivered the baccalaureate address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valher Muenich
Will Maupin
Telegraph
Sidney Now
G. W. Doran
Mabel Fletcher
C. W. Hornaday
Belle Hower
Charles Hower
Muenich
Knights of Labor Mentioned in 1889 Marriage and Bank News
The Telegraph notes 1889 Knights of Labor reference, a Charles Vernon and Mincta Shelby marriage at the LeRoy Martins, and a new banking company organized with $75 000 capital. Charles W. Johnson, Bank of Gering cashier, to organize the bank. J J McIntosh and C D Essig as incorporators. The firm bought the Rose and 2nd Street lot for $6000. George B. Taylor of Loup City to manage. Governor Thayer and party visited Sidney as Board of Equalization with state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Charles Vernon
George B. Taylor
Loup City
Thayer
Sidney
Board of Equalization
The Telegraph Recaps Great Indian Roundup and Sioux Letter
May 2 1879 issue notes Stoeckman edition covering a vast roundup from Laramie to Ogallala and the Dakotas. It also prints a moving letter from Little Wound chief of the Ogallala Sioux begging U.S. protection from horse thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Stoeckman
Laramie
Ogallata
South Platte
Dakotas
Little Wound
Chet
Kioska
United States Indian
White Dove Valley social notes and visits across Crook
Mr Lee and Mr Marshall anteed to Sterling on Monday. Mrs Reeves and Vernon went to Crook Monday. Melvin and Danny Gross were repairing their car the first of the week. Mrs Lee Merle and Ordy visited at Marshalls Monday. Mr and Mrs Goudy visited Joli McDonnell's after a cream separator Thursday. Mr Mashshall and George ate dinner Wednesday with John McDonnell. The crops look fine after three days run. Clarre Paneagent family and John McDonnell and family shopped in Crook Thursday. Owen Hostetler and sister spent Wednesday evening with Harry Reeves. Carl Meyerholz and family spent Sunday with his folks. Mr Marshall and George went to Crook Sunday afternoon. Harry Reeves and family went to Sterling Friday. Stella Marshall accompanied them. Mr and Mrs John McDonnell and son, Web Bloom and son, and Margaret McDonnell and Jennie went to Sterling Saturday after flowers for Decoration Day. Large crowd at Christian Cemetery Sunday decorating graves. Mrs Ludy ill with neuralgia. The picture show started again in Cook Saturday night. All new standard make pianos sold at second hand prices. Investigate Burgess Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lee
Marshall
Sterling
John McDonnell
Crook
Owen Hostetler
Harry Reeves
Carl Meyerholz
Mr. Marshall
George
Stella Marshall
Web Bloom
Margaret McDonnell
Jennie
Christian Cemetery
Sidney Personal News Roundup Highlights Residents in Town
Vocal and personal news note several residents visiting and traveling. Miles visits Bridgeport on Tuesday, Kragel of Sidney in town, Madden from Potter area in Sidney, Moran roadmaster in Sidney, Mrs. Witters ill but improving, Oberfelder to deliver memorial address, Pannebaker family shopping in Sidney, Granneman ill with inflammatory rheumatism, Philson and Gladys visit Omaha, Roscoe Zimmer family visiting Denver, Davis family arrivals from Laramie, Hassenstab brothers travel to Oshkosh due to ill mother, Mann and Woendtland move houses, Nelsons visit from Denver, Elmer Grabill Legion leader decorates graves, Green coach and wife vacationing, Chaan taken to Omaha hospital, Backer and Liebendorfer trip for work, Kirkham visiting before Idaho trip, Masterday ill age 79, Krassman and Gould kinfolk at Albert Johnson’s funeral, Jorgenson and Dimery returning from Omaha, Bauer reports rain, Couch travels to Medicine Bow, Anderson travels to Cheyenne for ball, Maginnis and Kimball friends from California visit Sidney.
Livestock prices at South Omaha May 30 1923
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha a dull lower market for sheep and lambs and steady to lower cattle. Idho spring lambs sold at 15.25 while clipped lambs brought 13.60. Cattle quotations ranged from 8.50 to 10.60 for top beeves and varied by class. hogs declined 15 to 20 cents with most at 6.65 to 6.75. About 8,000 lambs and sheep were steady to 25 cents lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idho
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Idaho
Spring Canyon Weather and Local Happenings
In Spring Canyon three days of rain left ground thoroughly soaked and corn planting delayed due to recent showers. Several residents visited Crook and reports noted heavy rain causing irrigation ditch leaks. Ruth McCall, Miss Mary Molten, and others returned home or traveled for events while a picnic and a picture show drew large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Willard
Lavern
Crook
Ruth _McCall
Dan Beebe
Mary Molten
Robert Nicholas
George Barker
W. A. Jones
Will Hickerson
Lee Little
Ellis Dunn
R. Bell
George
Glen McCall
Sam Polck
Clarence Beebe
Dan Bebe
Ruth McCall
Ars. Tullard
Ray Sheffield
Sunny Slope
Carrol Place
Fred Beck
Bertha Winkle
Saturday Night Shower Inspires Farmers and Festive Vibes
A light shower Sunday night cheers local farmers. P. R. Bell and Dan Beebe families dined with A. D. Hill iards Sunday. A dance at the pavilion last Saturday night featured music from the Crow Brothers and was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Bell
Dan Beebe
A. D. Hilliards
Pavillion
Crow Brothers
Vacation East summer sightseeing tour offer
A promotional piece urges readers to explore Eastern resorts this summer. It highlights New York, Coney Island, Atlantic City, Boston and New England shores, Adirondacks, Catskills, Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, White Mountains, and other destinations. It promotes round trip excursion tickets with flexible stops and asks readers to seek travel literature and arrange trips, noting Cheyenne County, Nebraska as a recommended area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Boston
New Englard
Berkshire
Jake
Adarondacs
Catskills
Rip Vin Winkle
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
White Mountains
National Capitol
Binue Ridge
Aleghenyi Mountains
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
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Postatce
Sidgey, Nabr
Nengiska Press Associarios
The
Nebraska Press Association
the Telegraph
White Dove Valley
Tvestigate
Burgess Music Store
Woop Miles
Bridgeport
Kragel of Sidney
Tov Madden
South of Potter
Sdney
James Moran
Union Laeitic
Newton Witters
Joseph Oberfelder
Pannebaker
Mary
East Cnion Valley
Sidney Monday
Edna Granneman
Cheyenne County Trading Company
F. M. Philson
Gladys
Omaha
That City
Roscoe Zimmer
Denver
Frederick
St. Regis
Walter Davis
Swan Dedrick
Hassenstab
Oshkosh
Charles L. Mann
Holmes
West Third Avenue
T. A. Woendtland
Manns
T W. Nelson
Joe Wesner
W. J. Nelson
Tessie Cross
Elmer Grabill
American Legion
Charles Marsh
Roy Greenlee
League To
Coach Green
Sidney High School
Colrado
Iowa
J. A. Chaan
North Divide
St. Joseph’s Hospital
PD. Backer
G. F. Liebendorfer
Della Kirkham
Odessa Bartholomew
Blackfoot
Masterday
Fasterday
Krassman
Pocatello
Henry Gould
Cheyenne
Albert Johnson
Albert
A. J. Jorgenson
M. W. Dimery
F. G. Bauer
Weyerts
Ihe
C. BE. Couch
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Roy Walker
H. A. Anderson
Cheyenne Wyoming
Mr. Anderson
C.C. Otten
P. J. Maginnis
Kimball
California
Mel’addens
Best Reeves
Spring Canyon
Shi Iqwwey
Fae
Chamber OF Commerce
STA Ua Pay
M. A. Shipman Ticket Agent
Union Pacific
Lund
Cedar City
Utah
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Ureaks
Meltine Throne
Boise
Tiv Ho
Idaho Falls
Delta
Ltimare
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chicago
United States
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Southern Pacific
Union
Pacfic
Rh. Gray
Vega Percale
Colgates
Amily
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