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06 Jun 1903
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Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
1
President Roosevelt visits Sidney in warm City welcome
The 2,500 strong crowd greets Theodore Roosevelt as he arrives by train in Sidney. He delivers about a ten minute address praising Civil War veterans and national unity, urging equal respect across class creed and occupation before boarding for the next leg of his journey.
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Sidney
Theodore Roosevelt
Julesburg
Chappell
Lodgepole
Potter
Reas
Clifton
Union Pacific
Teddy
Grand Army
M. J. Sanders
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Grand ‘Army
Gulf
Canadian
Abraham Lincoln
Plains
Cheyenne
Missouri
Far East
Norway
Nubia
Duluth
Nebraska
Railroad Roundup and Union Pacific Settlement
Gene Fushia joins work at the roundhouse while a 35 man Japanese crew fixes the Burlington roadbed east of town. Union Pacific awards Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins a $92 million contract to double track from Kearney to Silver Creek, with Flaherty Blair and Atkinson as likely subs. Roosevelt’s handshook visit, the Cheyenne decorated engine, and rail work details lead into the Union Pacific strike settlement outlining reinstatement rules, return-to-work dates, and discipline norms for machinists boilermakers blacksmiths.
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Burlington
Andy Burg
Union Pacific
the World-Herald
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Denver
Kearney
Neb
Silver Creek
Flaherty
Blair
Atkinson
Jim Libby
Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Sidney
Harlie
Eli
North Platte
Fred Rincker
Omaha
Burt
Harriman
New York
McNeil
Local Store Ad Sparks Summer Goods Bargains
A Nebraska retailer promotes refrigerators cream freezers screen doors and fly wire with promises of savings on gasoline quick meal ranges. Shades ordered in any color and a home comfort range priced at 60 dollars plus an oak bedroom suite 25 dollars. A nickel front steel range 825 dollars and a plush bed lounge at 10 dollars. Also ad for best whip in Nebraska at 1 dollar and a rental notice for office rooms by E McLernon.
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Nebraska
C. D. Essie
Sidney to Celebrate Fourth of July With City Meeting
A large Sidney meeting at the court house decided to celebrate, with Judge J. C. Hudson chairing and M. J. Sanders as secretary. Committees on soliciting and arrangements were formed, Dr. Harris named treasurer, and funds require chairman and secretary countersignature.
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Court House
Sidney
J. C. Hudson
M. J.sanders
Dr. Harris
C. D. Essig
S. Fishman
F. B. Tobin
C. M. Wright
C.D. Essig
M. J. Sanders
Citizens and Business Wen
Telegraph
Lord
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Day Observed in Sidney with Ceremony and Parade
In Sidney the Memorial Day observance included a 9 o'clock procession by G A R members, students, and citizens, a cemetery tribute with flowers, and a 2 o'clock program at the opera house. Col J S Hoagland of North Platte gave the memorial address, noting national unity and the century old observance.
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Sidney
G.A.R
Opera
C. D. Essig
Myrtle Hiett
Lincoln
Prof
Danforth
Col. J. S. Hoagland
North Platte
North
South
Surprise Social for Lyon Family Before Lincoln Move
A Saturday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Lyon celebrated their upcoming move to Lincoln. Music enriched the event as Rev Whitehouse presented Mrs Lyon and Myrtle with gifts for their faithful church service. The Lyon family’s departure from Sidney drew regret from friends.
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D. Lyon
Episcopal Church
Lyon
Sidney
Sidney Precinct 1903 Valuation Revealed
The assessable property in Sidney precinct for 1903 is reported by Assessor Chas. Hadley. Total valuation listed as 173,765 in the books.
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Sidney
Chas. Hadley
Cheyenne County Teachers Institute Opens at Sidney High
The sixteenth annual Cheyenne County Teachers Institute convened at Sidney High School with many educators present. Notable presenters included Professor Danforth and Professor Graham of West Point Neb., highlighting history and didactics. An afternoon session reviewed core teaching principles as attendees prepared for state agriculture exam requirements.
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Cheyenne County
Teachers’ Institute
Sidney High School
Danforth
Graham
West Point
Neb
Roosevelt
Sidney—Birdie Otteman
Carla Payne
Clara Downey
Maggie Peetz
Rollie Rannela
Johannah Foley
Lois Perso
Gertrude Witters
Nina Osgood
Frances E. Knox
Maud Heachamp
Lena Rilen
Katharine Rilen
Pan Martin
Edith Chapin
V. F. Kucera
Grace Hart
Alice Stubt
Jennie Oldershaw
W.J. Nelson
Lena
Evlyn Elter
Potter
Lora Adams
Lodgepole
Jennie Pavlat
Redington
Amanda Dugger
Kate Crigler
Weyerts
Woodie Clyne
Elsie Poole
Higgins
Minnie Halston
Lisco
A. C. North
Clara
Robert Epps
Morrill
Lulu E. Souder
Sidney School Board Selects teachers for coming year
The Sidney Board of Education met Tuesday evening and chose staff for the next school year led by Prof. C. C. Danforth as principal and Miss Minnie Chase as assistant principal. Frances Knox, Anna McFadden, Valeska Neubauer, Myrtle Hiett named for positions. seventh grade post to next meeting. H Bettendorf reappointed janitor. Committee appointed to purchase a new organ. Term closed with 308 pupils enrolled.
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Board of Education
J. L. McIntosh
Leroy Martin
J. J. McIntosh
John Daughterty
M. J. Sanders
A. D. Stowitte
Sidney
C. C. Danforth
Minnie Chase
Frances Knox
Anna McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Myrtle Hiett
Agricultural Bulletins From Union Pacific Railroad
The Union Pacific Railroad issues Agricultural Bulletins reporting experimental work in Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Wyoming. Special bulletins cover Alfalfa Wheat Corn Beet Sugar and more. Mailed free on application to W D Clifton Agent.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
W. D. Clifton
We don’t keep anything, we sell everything motto
A pithy line attributed to Oberfeldera echoes a business ethos about complete turnover. It frames a ruthless sales mentality and signals a possible company slogan or cultural motto. The quote focuses on total disposability and rapid turnover without attachment.
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Oberfeldera
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