A Trip Through the Sidney Ice Plant Era Plant Tour
A detailed visit to the Sidney Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Co. at 609 West First Street. The two story brick building, with a side track and 100000 dollar investment by fourteen proprietors, houses butter making, ice production, and cold storage operations. John Simones leads the firm with F D Woolridge as secretary, noting profits this year as equipment completes. Visitors observe the butter room, churn capacity, ice cooling methods, and storage of apples, potatoes, meat, eggs, and even individual beef or pork. A carload of frozen product was sent to Chappell, illustrating Sidney's growing commerce and modern rural refrigeration.
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Sidney Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Co
West
First Street
F. M. Woolridge
Nebraska
Sidney
John Simones
F. D. Woolridge
Simones
Perry Little
Ammerman
Otto Kurth
Arctic
Chappell
Bobby Van Gorder Victim of Crossing at Gurley
Six year old Bobby Van Gorder was struck and knocked unconscious by a car in Gurley on Wednesday. He lay at the crossing for hours before help arrived and was later taken to Sidney for care. Witnesses were the two young men from Gurley who admitted driving the car and returned to assist.
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Gurley
Bobby van Gorder
van Gorder
Hart
Sidney
Munter
Sidney Girl on Tour Returns to Sidney Soon
Miss Florence Parks writes from Catalina Island during a Pacific coast tour with her party. She notes a delightful trip, a restful and instructive four days, and hopes Sidney may not forget her when she returns.
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Florence Parks
Pacific Coast
Sidney
Catalina Island
Water Plenty North Rush Razee Heads Homeward
Water traveler Rush Razee on route to Curtis Nebraska paused in Sidney last Saturday saying water was visible more than land. He worried about a car load of friends driving overland and not heard from. No place like home. See SIDNEY LUMBER CO about one. Send it to the laundry.
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Rush Razee
Curtis
Nebraska
Sidney
Tie
Sidney Lumber CO
Ladies Day at Chamber of Commerce Favors City Park
About forty women attended a luncheon at Union Pacific hotel to back a city park south of Central Avenue on Lodgepole. Speakers urged support, noting cooperation from the city government and Chamber of Commerce, with Mayor Granville and others promising help as residents extend a shoulder to the wheel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
W. P. Miles
Woman’s Club
Miles
Hodgkins
Margaret Martin
Uptegrove
McNish
Paul Martin
Freytag
Woman's Club
Sidney Telegraph
Property Valuation List Issued by The Telegraph
The Telegraph publishes the assessment of personal property by precinct and urges owners to review their valuations, compare with neighbors and market levels, and request corrections before the Board of Equalization. The Board of County Commissioners will sit June 14 15 and 16 for taxpayers to seek adjustments. Land owners are urged to compare land values as well and act within the available time.
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Telegraph
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Goes to the Aid of Pueblo's Victims
W C Campbell answered a call from Yeager undertaking in Denver to help embalm bodies reclaimed from the Pueblo disaster. He departed Monday night, leaving his business in capable hands.
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W. C. Campbell
Denver
Pueblo
Taxpayers Notice for County Board of Equalization
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization June 14 15 and 16 under state law. Sessions run at least three days up to twenty. All tax changes must be made during the session. none after. Attend to review your taxes by order of the board Attest F N Slawson County Clerk. 87-2 FOR TAXI CALL 16L
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Big tourist caravan may stop in Sidney overnight
Dr. Leamer recalls a plan to bring fifty cars and trucks and two hundred scouts through Sidney as part of a Yellowstone Park tour. The Telegraph and Sidney Chamber urge the group to make Sidney their overnight stop, hoping to boost local commerce through tourist advertising.
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Leamer
Sidney Lutheran Church
Sidney
Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce
The
Yellowstone Park
Sidney Commercial Club
Big Springs
Clinton
Clint Andrus Dies by Own Action at Home in Manley Neb
A Manley Nebr man, Clint Andrus, shot himself under his left arm at home. A jury verdict finds the act self-inflicted and not premeditated, though domestic trouble over two years is cited by some as a possible cause. He had been in a jovial mood earlier while playing with local boys.
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Clint Andrus
Manley
Nebr
Andrus
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Sidney Girl
Barger
Essig
Radcliff
Dimery
Grabill
Larson
Central Avenue
Mr. Greenlee
Mr. West
Gran Bill
F. N. Slawson
New
Oberfelder Clothing
Sidney, Nebraska
Boy Scouts
Iowa
Park
J. S&s. Leamer
D. D
H. B. Gapen
Self
Sidney Chamber “ OF Commerce
Association
Uit
the American Bank
the Foundation
Nebraska State Guarantee Fund
George B. Taylor
George B. Buckner
Eugene D. McAllister
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