Cheyenne County Leads With Strong Crop Prospects
In western Nebraska Cheyenne County shows the best outlook for bumper crops due to ample ground moisture and favorable growing weather. Heavy rainfall last week and over the weekend boosted soil moisture, with reports of wheat heading and oats and corn set for a large harvest. Farmers note few hail incidents and predict tremendous crops if conditions stay favorable.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Sidney
Burlington
Hall
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Bidney
Frances Willard Union holds flower themed June meeting
The Frances Willard Union met June 3 at Mrs. C. J. Osborns home with Mrs. Earl Walters presiding. Six visitors attended beside regular members. De votionals were given by Mrs. Elmer Kail. The program emphasized flowers and the groups flower mission and relief efforts for the sick and flood sufferers. Members sent bouquets, readings and songs enriched by contributions from Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bilis, Helen Dyke, Imogene Mowrer, Reta Walters and Mrs. Shoemaker. The gathering concluded as one of the union’s most enjoyable meetings.
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Frances Willard Union
C. J. Osborn
Earl Walters
Elmer Kail
Sidney Union
Frances Willard
Sidney
South
Chas. Wright
W.H. Bilis
Helen Dyke
Imogene Mowrer
Reta Walters
W. J. Shoemaker
Marriage announced for Lucille Wise and Clarence Meyer
Miss Lucille Wise and Mr. Clarence Meyer of Lodge Pole announced their marriage secret since November. The service was conducted by a Methodist Episcopal minister at Papil Mon. Mrs. Meyer is daughter of W W Wise and Mr. Meyer is son of Oscar Meyer. After the ceremony they returned to Lodge Pole. Mrs. Meyer recently graduated from a nurse's training program in Omaha.
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Lucille Wise
Clarence Meyer
Lodge Pole
Papil- Mon
Meyer
W. W. Wise
Mr. Meyer
Oscar Meyer
Death of Betty Maxine Krueger Follows Pneumonia
Betty Maxine Krueger two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Krueger of Sidney died June 6 1927 from complications of pneumonia after a two week illness. Born May 13 1926 in Sidney she died at 7 p m. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2:00 p m at the Krueger home with Rev J H Bicknell officiating and interment in Sidney cemetery. Large attendance marked the funeral and burial.
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Betty Maxine
Herman Krueger
Sidney
Krueger
J. H. Bicknell
The
Christian Church
Sidney Cemetery
Rev Bicknell and Family Return from Trip East
Rev J H Bicknell and family spent a week visiting Lincoln Nebraska relatives and friends for Cotner College commencement. They traveled by auto via Lincoln highway and returned by D L D highway via Minden. He notes excellent crop prospects in the state.
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J. H. Bicknell
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cotner College
Bicknell
Sidney
Auto
Elizabeth
College of Arts and Sciences
Hospital Operations Report From Taylor Hospital
Leslie Webster of Dalton had tonsils removed at Taylor hospital last week. Dr J R Taylor removed tonsils for Frank Oliverius of Sunol on Wednesday morning. Doris Gass, daughter of H H Gass of Peetz Colorado, was operated on for mastoid at Taylor hospital on June 3. Berenice Noyes, daughter of W B Noyes, underwent appendicitis operation at Taylor hospital on June 3.
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Leslie Webster
Dalton
Taylor Hospital
J. R. Taylor
Frank Oliverius
Sunol
Doris
H. H. Gass
Peetz
Colorado
Berenice Noyes
W. 8. Noyes
Eight-pound baby daughter for Kruse near Gurley
Mr and Mrs Wm Kruse of near Gurley welcomed an eight pound baby daughter on Wednesday June Sth.
Deadline set for Sidney Telegraph special edition items
The deadline for the special agricultural and industrial edition of The Sidney Telegraph is Monday the 13th. Items must reach The Telegraph by that time or be too late. The edition will publish the week of June 19 ahead of a Cheyenne county editor visit. lists must be in by June 18.
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Sidney Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Prominent Couple Weds at Sterling Hotel
Miss Frances Burgess and Mr. Goldwin Doran, Sidney's popular young couple, quietly married Wednesday morning at the Gratama hotel in Sterling by Rev. Father Hagus. The bride wore white silk and was attended by her sister, Mrs. Max Critchfield, while the groom was helped by lifelong friend William Lowe. Only family witnessed the ceremony before the couple left for an eastern honeymoon and planned to reside in Doran apartments on West Second Street. The Telegraph extends best wishes.
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Frances Burgess
Goldwin Doran
Sidney
Paare
Sterling
Father Hagus
Gratam
Max Critchfield
William Lowe
F. O. Burgess
H. T. Doran
Doran
West Second Street
Telegraph
American Legion plans big Fourth of July event at Krueger’s
Sidney marks the Fourth with a large celebration sponsored by the American Legion at Krueger's six miles east of Sidney. Activities include baseball, dancing, boating, novelty races, and fireworks as volunteers aim for the biggest Independence Day event yet. Grounds at the lake offer picnic spots and full Legion support throughout the day as plans develop for a crowd likely to attend.
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Sidney
Krueger's
Legion
Nebraska
The
Folletts to Open New Laundry in Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Follett, experienced laundry people, will open a new laundry in Sidney within days. The business will operate in the old ice house building at west First Street and Third Avenue west with modern equipment and an antiseptic system. A delivery service will be maintained.
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Sidney
O. R. Follett
West First Street
Third Avenue
Folletts
Sidney Municipal Band Opens With First Public Concert
Sidney's newly formed municipal band presents its opening night concert directed by Professor Arthur Harlovie at 7 30 p m near the courthouse. The program features Washington Post March Sousa works Bettyp Wedding of the Roses Carlson Prime of Pilsan Longtone March Hayes Rippling Ruby Overture Skaggs American Red Cross March Pannella and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Sidney
Court House
Arthur Harlovie
Washington Post
Sousa
Betty Wedding
Hayes
Letter From C L Short From Mayo Hospital
C L Short reports from Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota that he is much improved after his operation and hopes to return home soon. He notes the treatment at the institution aided his recovery and expresses gratitude for care received.
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C. L. Short
Mayo Brothers' Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Mrs Haddock Named Superintendent for Taylor Hospital
Mrs Wilhemina Haddock arrived in Sidney this week to take the post of superintendent at the nearing completion Taylor hospital. She is a graduate of a Canadian hospital and will oversee operations as the new facility nears opening.
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Wilhemina Haddock
Sidney
Taylor Hospital
Haddock
Sidney Chamber Holds Regular Meeting at Union Pacific Hotel
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce met last Monday at the Union Pacific hotel with fifteen members present. Vice President M. W. Osborn chaired in President L. J. Poole’s absence. The group discussed naming and marking Sidney streets to improve signage, plus preparations for a forthcoming visit by the national editorial body. A report noted the new municipal swimming pool on the west Lincoln highway should be ready in about two weeks.
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Sidney
People
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne County Board Awards Buick Purchase for Highway Dept
The Cheyenne county board of commissioners held its regular meeting. They ordered a Buick standard coach for the highway department, trading in a Dodge coupe from the department. The state funds half the cash outlay. Two road petitions were read and approved for first reading, to be revisited June 21. Afterward, commissioners departed for Omaha on highway business.
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Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners
Joseph Hahler
Highway Department
Omaha
Work on Christian church building progressing nicely
After a two week layoff during which laborers pursued other work the Christian church reports progress on the new building. Ladies of the church have raised funds, plan more giving and will host the firemen banquet at the armory next Tuesday and operate a booth at the Farmers picnic next Wednesday.
City buys new sprinkler truck for dust control
A daily sprinkling service is provided on main thoroughfares using a newly purchased G.M. Co. truck from Hahler's garage. The modern machine reduces dust kicked up by vehicles, improving air quality and road cleanliness.
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G.M. Co
Hahler
Radcliffe and Slawson Return From Western Trip
Radcliffe and F N Slawson arrived back Wednesday night after a tour through Colorado Arizona New Mexico and Utah.
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C. 8. Radcliffe
F. N. Slawson
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Bellanca plans regular U S to Europe air service
American flier Giuseppe Bellanca aims to establish a regular transatlantic service from the United States to Europe soon. He has acquired the Aero Marine factory at Keyport New Jersey to build monoplanes similar to the Columbia under Clarence Chamberlin. Bellanca has rejected substantial backing and awaits Chamberlin’s return to begin manufacturing the first planes.
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New York
Giuseppe M. Bellanca
Columbia
United States
Europe
Harry Tudor
Bellanca
Tudor
Aero Marine Company
Keyport
N. J
Clarence Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Father of Mrs Easton Victim of Apoplectic Stroke
Allen Cain aged 60 died Monday night at the Baaston home two miles east of Potter from a stroke. He had been in poor health, previously living in South Dakota. Funeral held at the Easton home 16 miles west, with burial in McIntosh South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Easton accompanied the body.
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Allen Cain
Earl Easton
Potter
Baaston
Mr Cain
South Dakota
Easton
McIntosh
Lodge Pole Couple Wed In Lodge Pole Ceremony
George Frances Dickinson and Effie Jane Johnson of Lodge Pole obtained a marriage license from County Judge Kahl on Tuesday and were married by His Honor. The groom's parents were the witnesses. Both are well known young residents of Lodge Pole.
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George Frances Dickinson
Effie Jane Johnson
Lodge Pole
Kahl
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Cheyenne CO
Osborn
Rev. Bicknell
East
Miss Frances Burgess
American Legion
Krueger’s Lake
Follett
Chamber OF Commerce
Union Pacific Hotel
Board OF Commissioners
Berlin
America
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Jacob Gould Schurman
von Hindenburg
Vienna
Rome
Paris
Marshal Foch
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