Chautauqua Program Five Days June Twenty Six to Thirty
The Standard Chautauqua circuit comes to the city for five days starting June 26 offering musical numbers vocal and instrumental, comic opera, lectures and impersonations. Highlighted by Miss Anne Radcliffe a Sidney girl, appearing on the third day. Tickets are on sale with strong demand and expected high turnout. attendees urged to buy now for a seat on the school lawn tent for afternoon performances.
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Chautauqua
Anne Radcliffe
Sidney
Radcliffe
Roettger
New Edison Home Bids You Pay Ita Visit
Carpenters finish the Edison Shop expansion in the new quarters with green carpets. W LeRoy Larson invites patrons to visit the updated facility. Three rooms on the second floor allow three machines to be demonstrated simultaneously without interference. Dr Kimpsten Dentist.
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New Edison
Edison
Edisons
W. LeRoy Larson
Edison Department
Samson
Clean-Up Days Proclaimed by Sidney Mayor
Sidney Mayor I E Grabile proclaims June 14 15 16 as city clean up days urging residents to collect refuse and rubbish from premises and alleys for hauling away and burning to curb disease, improve health, and beautify the city.
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Sidney
Grabile
Junior Club Work In County Progressing Well
Mrs H Gould announces county junior club work is progressing satisfactorily. She started the baking and sewing club in the city and expects a large membership increase. Other county clubs are doing well. She has arranged meetings with State Board of Health nurse Miss Murphy visiting the county for several days. A fuller report will appear in coming issues.
Local Bear Cats vs Roosters Monday Showdown
Local ball fans anticipate a Monday game as the Casper Bear Cats clash with the Roosters in a bid to tame them before the ninth inning. Whitelock is set to unleash the defense while business owners close early to attend the match. Slayter Auto’s PD Slayter welcomes a new son. family updates accompany the sports note.
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Boosters
Whitelock
Casperites
Lincoln Highway praised as county road backbone
County officials and engineers led by J. T. A. Pearson tout the Main Street of the Nation Lincoln Highway as the county's foundation for a genuine road system. They note widening, grading, and drainage work from Sidney to Lodgepole, with broader plans to connect Sidney to Dalton and improve rural services and economic growth through better roads.
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Te. Reel
L.R. Barlow
William Goding
J. T. A. Pearson
Wheat
Sidney West
Pierson
Lodgepole
Lincoln Highway
Lodgepote
Trawi
Sidney
Dalton
Big Smoker at Tobin Opera House Monday
The Community Association announces a Monday smoker and entertainment at Tobin Opera House. C W West J A Simones and A E Phelps lead the arrangements promising a good program and plenty of cigars. Come out they say it’s going to be fine.
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Community Association
Tobin Opera House
C. W. West
J. A. Simones
A. E. Phelps
Cause and Prevention Committee Meeting Outline
The Cause and Prevention Committee of the union Pacifics fourth to sixth districts met last Saturday at Foreman Schroeders office with near full attendance. Agent Breisch of Cheyenne led the session aimed at reducing freight loss and damage, praised for progress by Hart of the F G A Omaha office. The Victor Shop advertises Vieter and Brunswick phonographs and a dentist listed as hex.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Foreman Schroeder
Breisch
Cheyenne
Hart
Omaha
Supervisor D. J. Lewis Seeks Kearney Music Supervisory Post
The letter shows D J Lewis resigning as supervisor of music in Sidney schools to accept a higher supervisory position in Kearney Nebraska. The Sidney Board initially rejected then granted release after inducements. Lewis praises the program he built and notes his move enables broader music administration duties and a larger system.
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W. J. Braham
TD. JJ. Lewis
Board of Education
Kearney
Nebraska
Brahaw
Lewis
Chanpe
Caviness
Sidney
Episcopal Church
Braham
Sidney Hoard
Iisk
Kearny
LD. J, Lewis
Artificial Plant Nears Start at Ice and Storage Plant
The local artificial ice and cold storage plant is ready for final testing after days of leak checks on pipes and valves. J A Simones, the manager, plans an opening soon with Sid ney invited to tour the plant in operation.
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Stuart
J. A. Simones
Sidney
Wheat Situation Surges Amid Global Shortage Outlook
Cheyenne county faces a pivotal wheat season as stocks rise to 119.13 million bushels by May 21, while 1919 totals show large carryovers. Reports indicate reduced exports, increased foreign production, and looming flour price spikes. Europe’s drought and policy actions shape long term needs with potential aid to Austria Poland and Armenia.
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Cheyenne
United States Grain Corporation Weekly
Lhe Grain Corporation
United States
American Relief Administration
Austria
Belgium
Great
Britain
Ireland
Italy
Algeria
Morocco
France
England
Europe
The
Grain Corporation
Congress
Poland
Armenia
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Country Club Makes Strides In Its Work
Country Club members express strong satisfaction with progress on a golf course a tennis courts and a swimming pool in Sidney A Black a Denver golfer directed the course layout and the pool should be ready for swimming soon Bath houses nearly done architects have sketches and a display planned for members The article also notes a short local note about Mrs Otto Hink and unrelated ads and events
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Country Club
A. Black
Denver
Sidney
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PD. Slayter
Slayter Auto Company
Sidney Lumber Co
Rose Street
U.P. Depot
REAL
Committee On Cause and Prevention
Vieter
Brunswick
Victor Shop
D. J. Lewis
Jackson Auto Supply CO
Brewer & Wallace
United States Grain Corporation
Otto Hink
Towa
Insurance
Roetéger
Oberfelder& CO
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
This Bank
Federal Reserve Sys
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State of
Jesse C. McNish
Martin W. Dimery
James L. McIntosh
John L. McCarth
George E. Taylor
George R Buckner
Eugene D. McAllister
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