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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

11

Congress to Adjourn Saturday

The sixth to eighth congress, deemed a do little body, will adjourn on June seventh after six months of muck raking and scandal. It failed to pass vital farm relief measures, denying farmers protection and fair prices. The piece argues farmers should shift support to Democrats and pursue tariff removal on essential goods to lower costs.

Congress United States Sixty-Eighth Congress Democratic Party Republican Party Norris

Good Roads and Nebraska's Road Costs Compared

A Cheyenne County note praises local roads as high quality and gravel surfaced. It argues Nebraska's Federal Aid cost per mile is low at 2923 dollars, well below Illinois and Missouri, and contrasts spending in 1923 with Missouri's 26.6 million. The piece urges consideration of interstate road funding and efficiency.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Federal Bureau of Roads North Dakota Illinois Missouri Union

Nebraska Faces 4 Million Dollar Federal Road Aid

Nebraska stands to gain about 4 million dollars in Federal Aid road funds if the state accepts. Under the current distribution plan, for every dollar Nebraska pays into the Federal Aid road fund the state could receive 4.15 dollars. Nebraska would contribute its share regardless of acceptance, risking a loss of 4 million if it refuses.

Nebraska

Personal mentions fill Sidney society page

Mrs Lundberg of Chicago visits her brother A S Wardy and family. Miss Agnes Semerad leaves for summer school at Kearney normal. Jake Mahr and family take a two week vacation to Portland Oregon. Mrs F C Richeson of Long Beach CA visits brother B W Bonham. Mrs Mac Radcliffe heads to Seattle for summer with sister Mrs Mollen. Arthur Aberfelder of Denver visits his father Judge Oberfelder. Mr and Mrs J W Lanham of Stromberg visit daughter Mrs Blaine Grabill. Miss Ruth Dunn leaves for Kearney normal. C M Wright buys 308 B street home and moves in. P C Cunningham Bell Telephone manager returns from Lincoln visit. W R Weeden goes to Omaha for Mason ic grand lodge and state furniture and undertakers convention. Judge Oberfelder returns from a speaking tour in the south. Col R S Oberfelder leaves for the east on business.

Ruth Dunn J C. Dumn Dalton Kearney Normal

Sidney notes include court, construction, and visits

David Jarred bound over to district court on illegal still possession and fined 100 dollars. Percy Willey of western Montana visiting family after Omaha cattle shipment. Ground broken for a 5000 dollar bungalow for George Thompson near the eastward school. Maude Jolliff and son attend Omaha funeral of Lee J. Jolliff. Ed Hamilton visiting in Sidney. owns land in Cheyenne County. Charles Minick of Crawford, Nebraska Bankers president, in Sidney with Omaha bankers en route to Bridgeport meeting. Burlington reports seven cars of sand gravel for new 15000 dollar depot. master builder checked plans. crew at Bridgeport expected to start soon.

David Jarred Lodge Pole District Court Chambers Jarred Percy Willey Montana Omaha Charles Minick Crawford Nebraska Bankers Association Sidney Association Bridgeport J. W. Johnson Burlington Shipman

New families open accounts at Sidney services

Within ten days Sidney Municipal Service has opened new accounts for lights and water. The families listed include A F Dill James Cureron R T Lowe L T Moore L J Mayden Fred Archer William Costello and D C Macgirbin. There are fewer than six vacant houses in Sidney.

Sidney A F. Dill James Cureron R. T. Lowe L. T. Moore L. J. Mayden Fred Archer William Costello D. C. Macgirbin

Sidney pupils submit essays in state bar contest

Four Sidney pupils from the high school and academy components submitted essays for the Nebraska State Bar Association contest on the distinguishing features of government as provided by the United States Constitution. The district covered the Thirteenth judicial district. Judge

Sidney Nebraska State Bar Association Thirteenth Judicial District

Local district judges award essays in county competition

Tewell chaired the district event while Hodgkin led Cheyenne county. Essays from the region were judged blindly. Judges John J. Hatligan of North Platte Mrs J F H Kroh and L N Porter of Ogallala awarded first prize to Telon Delatour of Ogallala second to Orion Bryant of Gothenburg and third to Eva Luckin hill of Ogallala. The winners advance to state competition.

Ogallala

Watches at Greatly Reduced Prices at Winders Hardware

E. J. Marcotte invites shoppers to Winders Hardware for a large stock of watches offered at substantially reduced prices.

E. J. Marcotte Winders Hardware

Basement Fire At Robert Murray Home Reported

A fire broke out in the basement of the Robert Murray residence on the north side early Tuesday morning. Fire department responded to the alarm. damage described as slight.

Robert Murray

Reverend Kiburn to Teach at Nebraska Wesleyan Summer School

Reverend Kiburn will travel to Lincoln on Monday to serve as an instructor at Nebraska Wesleyan University for a period of ten days or two weeks at the summer theological school.

Kiburn Lincoln Nebraska Wesleyan University Summer Theological School

Local notes on residents leaving and job changes

J. J. Lipska a Sidney native now in Los Angeles left Monday after a ten day visit with his daughter Mrs. C D Green. He plans trips to Chicago and Wisconsin. Miss Alta Sawyer resigns as bank bookkeeper and returns home near Broadwater. Charles Marsh, a popular Sidney man, takes her place.

J. J. Lipska Sidney Los Angeles C. D. Green Chicago Wisconsin Alta Sawyer American Bank Broadwater Charles Marsh

Sidney Juvenile Band to Play at Chappell July 4

The Sidney Juvenile band failed to fill its Kimball engagement last Saturday due to bad roads. They plan a Kimball camping trip next month with the Kimball Juvenile band and will host a concert in Sidney after the camp. On Independence Day they perform a morning afternoon and evening concert at Chappell, earning 125 dollars.

Sidney Juvenile Kimball Kimball Juvenile Swatzlander Ranch Sidney Chappell

Greenlees Start Two Week Colorado Outing

Mr and Mrs A K Greenlee departed by car on Wednesday for a two week visit to relatives and friends on the western slope of Colorado and also plan to stop in Colorado Springs.

A. K. Greenlee Colorado Colorado Springs

Cheyenne Visit Highlights Local Figures and Baseball Ties

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson of Cheyenne called on County Clerk and Mrs. Otten this week. Andy once played for the Sidney profession club and now plays for the Cheyenne team. Marion Straight and his son Nat from New Market Indiana visited H. F. Straight during their California trip. Marion is an 80 year old G A R member.

Andy Anderson Cheyenne Otten Andy Sidney Profession Baseball Club Marion Straight Nat New Market Mr. Straight H. F. Straight California

Bauman Takes Months Vacation Visits Several Cities

Grain merchant H E Bauman sets out on a month long trip visiting Salt Lake City Portland Vancouver Minneapolis and Omaha He has just been named secretary of the John W Reddick Grain company of Omaha successor to the Merriam Commission company Bauman will stay in Sidney The Reddick firm is led by president John W Reddick son of Judge Reddick who has managed the Merriam company for fifteen years Local merchants report a surge in cash sales with unprecedented last Saturday activity and larger purchases than in weeks past

H. E. Bauman Salt Lake City Oregon Washington Vancouver Minneapolis Omaha Bauman John W. Reddick Merriam Company Sidney

Professor Adams and wife visit Roy Liggett home

Prof O V Adams and wife called Sunday at the Roy Liggett home while en route from the University of Michigan to Ft Collins. Adams is an instructor in the agricultural college of Colorado. Mr Burke named agent for Sidney with fresh Martha Washington candies. Fuller Brushman at 40 West Ltd St J W Calkins phone 83 for appointments.

O. V. Adams Roy Liggett Ft. Collings University of Michigan Mr. Adams Agricultural College of Colorado Martha Washington Burke Sidney Fuller Brushman 40¢ West Ltd J. W. Calkins

St Martha's Guild Bake Sale At Greenie's Grocery

St Martha's Guild hosts a bake sale at Greenie's Grocery this Saturday, June 7, featuring assorted desserts and treats to support church programs. Proceeds go to guild initiatives and community outreach.

St. Martha’s Guild Greeniecs’ Grocery

Watches for sale at cost by Winders Hardware Store

E J Marcotte offers a stock of both gents watches and wrist watches for sale at cost at Winders Hardware Store. The notice highlights bulk pricing and availability for immediate purchase.

E. J. Marcotte Winders Hardware Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nebru Guy V. Doran Central Avenue Second Street U. P Mrs. Lundberg A. 8. Wardy Agnes Semerad Jake Mahr Portland Ore F. C. Richeson Long Beach B. W. Bonham Mac Radcliffe Seattle Mrs. Mellen Arthur Aberfelder Denver Judge Oberfelder J. W. Lanham of Stromberg Blaine Grabill C. M. Wright George Hower B. Street P. C. Cunningham Bell Telephone Company W. R. Weeden Masonic Grand Lodge State Furniture and Undertakers South Col. R. 8 Oberfelder East George Thompson Briscon Daniel Ed Hamilton Ruth M. W. Dimery Mr. Hamilton Furer’s Graham Bake Sale Pree Nebrs Sidney Motor Sales CO Ford Nebr
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