Mary Ann Stevenson Tops Cheyenne County at Catholic Fair
The Catholic fair in Cheyenne county crowned Mary Ann Stevenson as the most popular girl after a two day event in the skating rink. A Fourth of July celebration was planned with parade free dinner speeches and a sports program followed by a dance from 4 to 12. Ten divorces were granted at the district court session. The Lutheran church opened an ice cream parlor on Rose street two nights a week. Al Moore and Miss Prince wed Tuesday by Judge Martin. A B Jones was admitted to practice law at the current term.
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Mary Ann Stevenson
Cheyenne County
Court House
C. D. Essig
E. Doran
W. F. Bassett
Sig Gutfreund
Charles Trognitz
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
Dr. Field
Rose Street
al Moore
Miss Prince
Martin
A. B. Jones
Sidney high principal F D Hyde dies in Lincoln
Obituary notes the death of F D Hyde former Sidney high school principal six years at his father's Lincoln home. Also reports weddings William Urback and Carrie Nathan in Omaha May 27 and local civic events including Fourth of July preparations and railroad progress in Cheyenne County.
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F. D. Hyde
Sidney
Lincoln
William Urback
Carrie Nathan
Omaha
Camp Clarke Bridge
Frank Calloway
Platte
Bridgeport
Comnass
Court House
A. D. Stewitts
F. A. Gapen
Stowitts
Cheyenne County Fair Association
Frank Tobin
Charles Trognitz
John Hart
M. A. Daugherty
M. J. Sanders
al Gorham
John Adams
O. D. Lyon
C. D. Essig
Sherman
Red Buttes
Aspen
R. D. Harris
W. M
J. J. McIntosh
W. P
Oberfelder
A M
Callahan
Atkins
A. C
J. Daugherty
Stewitts
Treas
Masonic Lodge
Charles Callahan
H. E. Gapen
S. W
J. C. Neubauer
J. W
W F Bassett
L. Neubauer
L. H. Bordwell
Denver
Lucy Jones
Cal McConaughy
Major Merriman dies at grandson’s home in June
The Telegraph notes Major Clark S. Merriman died at his grandson F. C. BeeBe’s home on June 6. Sidney plans Fourth of July events featuring a roast ox, vaudeville, band music, a parade, ball game, dance, and fireworks. A commercial club was organized, officers elected include J. A. McIntosh as president and W. J. Shoemaker as vice president, with an extensive executive committee list.
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Clark S. Merriman
F. C. Beebe
Sidney
W. P. Miles
L. O. Fundingsland
W. E. Swatzlander
L. W. McDaniel
Robert Barlow
J. C. Baldwin
Fishman
Dan Campbell
8. Fishman
Charles Callahan
G. T. Buzza
G. B. Robinson
Fourth of July celebration and local updates in brief
Fourth of July activities marked the start of the celebration season with community events. E Kruse observed his seventieth birthday this week, guests included E P Osgood and others. Edward Shoemaker and Don Ahrens assist at the post office. Miss Radcliffe eyes an exam. Arthur Armstrong sold his farm to Houge brothers. T N club officers elected. thirty five eighth graders received diplomas. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kruse. juvenile and Sidney military bands to perform. Clayton Radcliffe returns from university.
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E. Kruse
E. P. Osgood
Charles Hower
A. Granneman
Null
J. C. Hudson
Edward Shoemaker
Miss Radcliffe
Arthur Armstrong
Houge Brothers
North Dakota
T. N. Club
Hubert Fuller
Robert Barlow
Fishman
Miles
Don Ahrens
Rudolph Kruse
Sidney Military Band
Clayton Radcliffe
Catholic Church Schedules Mass and Rosary Sessions
Rev. Anton Line presides at Sundays Masses at 7 30 a m and 3 38 a m with rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 pm Weekday Masses at 8 00 a m at Maes parish announcements note church hours and services.
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Maes
Anton
Bible Class Invites All to Sunday Meeting
The local group of the International Bible Students Association holds Sunday gatherings at two o'clock p m at 103 Street. All interested in Bible study are welcome to attend.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Street
Christian Church Notes Schedule of Services
Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Preaching at 8:00 p.m.
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Christian Church Notes
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Sunday church services schedule offered
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a mEpworth League at 7 p m.
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Epworth
Trinity Sunday Services Led by Local Churches
United Lutheran Church and nearby congregations announce regular morning worship at 11 o’clock on Trinity Sunday June 15 1924 with a sermon on Great is the Mystery of Godliness and a church school at 10 am The First Church Potter offers 230 pm service and Grace Church holds 930 am worship with 1045 am school all invite public attendance Rev W T Kahse pastor.
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Holy Trinity
Sidney
Trinity Church
Potter
Gurey
Grace Church
W. T. Kahse
St Pauls Lutheran Church German Services at 10 30
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces German services at 10 30 AM on Sunday with no evening services. Message from W. F. Peters.
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ST. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. F. Peters
Presbyterian Church Children’s Day and Services
The Presbyterian church reports a successful Children's Day offering for home mission work among the children. A presbytery conference on church work was held in Scottsbluff this week. Upcoming services include preaching at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. Co. E. at 6 30 p.m. Samuel Light pastor.
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Presbytery
Box Butte
Scottsbluff
Samuel Light
Barthelmess Returns in Twenty-one at U S A Theatre
Richard Barthelmess appears in the modern First National drama Twenty-one at the U S A theatre on Wednesday and Thursday, after a year of costume parts. The Denver showing was 100 per cent satisfactory and the picture features bathing parties taxi bandits and a strong modern theme.
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Richard Barthelmess
French Cabinet Quits Its Post After Millerand Rift
Paris reports Premier Poincare resigns as radical socialist bloc refuses to assume power under President Millerand. The bloc’s resolution accuses Millerand of misusing office in foreign and interior affairs. Herriot is expected to refuse if summoned, leaving Millerand to choose a neutral successor or resign.
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Paris
France
Poincare
Socialist Bloc
Millerand
Eduard Herriott
Herriot
Army training camps for youth praised by Dr. Crane
Omaha reports Dr. Frank Crane endorses compulsory summer army camps for boys aged 17 to 21 or 24. Government funds uniforms meals and travel, with one month of outdoor schooling under army officials to build strength discipline and citizenry. Applications available at Citizens' Military Training Camps office, Army Building, Omaha.
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Omaha
Frank Crane
America
U. S. Army
Army
Japan protests new immigration law to remove discrimination
Japan seeks action from the United States to end discriminatory effects of the new immigration law. Ambassador Hanihara submitted the protest note to Secretary of State Hughes, and the State Department released the statement without comment.
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Japan
United States
Washington
Hughes
Hanihara
State Department
Railway Commission Hearing in Lincoln Nebraska
The state railway commission held a hearing in Lincoln on the Western classification committee's bid to adopt a Western schedule and abolish Nebraska's existing system. A further meeting with shippers carriers and the committee is set for June 24 followed by a formal hearing and a decision anticipated on the proposed Nebraska classification. Shippers are urged to give the matter careful attention.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Western Classification Committee
Nebraska
Railway Commission
Nebraska ranks 4th in telephones per person
Nebraska ranks among the top four states for telephones per person, with one line for every 2.9 residents. There are 444,473 telephones statewide, including 273,600 on the Bell system and 170,973 on independent lines. The report comes from the U S Bureau of Publicity of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce via the U S Department of Commerce. The item also notes other states Iowa Kansas and Illinois with respective ratios. The second item reports the Methodist Episcopal general conference partially lifting the amusement ban affecting dancing games of chance theaters horse races and similar amusements after a stormy session.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Bureau of Publicity
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bell System
Springfield
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Explosions Hit Bucharest Area Wiping Out Munitions Dumps
A blast near Bucharest killed and wounded many as ammunition magazines and artillery dumps exploded. The incident endangered nearby royal families of Romania and Greece, who narrowly escaped. Officials investigate cause and scope of the disaster.
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Bucharet
Romania
Greece
Brothers Meet After Fifty Years in Sioux City Funeral
Ian Ernest Waldron of O Neill Ned and Martin Waldron of Chicago brothers met in Sioux City for the first time in fifty years while attending the funeral of their sister Mrs George Duman and reconnected at the service.
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Sioux City
Ian Ernest Waldron
O'Neill
Ned
Martin Waldron
Chicago
George Duman
War Department forms Adjusted Compensation Branch
Form Compensation Branch in Washington is created within the Adjutant General's Office as a separate unit to handle tasks required by the bonus law enactment.
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Washington
War Department
Adjutant General’s Office
Memories and Broken Hearts at Founders Night
A 1924 club house party centers on Clarence Pearce and Lily in a ballroom, where a past heartbreak resurfaces between former lovers. Lily reveals she is married to Jack, and Clarence departs for China, dreaming of distant Waikiki as violet notes linger.
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Mr. Pearce
Lily
Clarence
Jackie
China
Waikiki
Manithiki
Coral Reef
County Commissioners Hold Meeting in Sidney Nebraska 1924
The Sidney board organized as board of equalization with L R Barlow chairing and members including R P Kepler P C Collart Oakley O Otten. They kept Advance Rumely tractors assessment, reduced repairs to 3480, set secondhand tractors at 1800, approved several property value reductions, and adjourned to June 11 1924.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
L. R. Barlow
R. P.kepler
P. C. Collart
Oakley O. Otten
A. D. Rose, Jr
Wm. M. Goding
Hans Anderson
Carl Mahr
Nick Mahr NW
Crop Conditions Still Backward Across State
The semi monthly USDA report notes overall crop conditions are low for the date despite two inches of rain across most areas. Winter wheat shows improvement but other crops remain hampered by low temperatures and dry spells. Corn seedings are slow with uneven replanting and stands likely to be poor. Alfalfa and other hay are unfavorable, pastures slow, last crop uneven, and spring grains show some improvement. Frosts damaged gardens and fruit in central and western regions with scattered cinch bug reports.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Crops and Livestock
White and Simmonds visit Bridgeport on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frank White spent Sunday in Bridgeport at the Covett home with Mrs Jane Simmonds returning home with them. W P Wilson is breaking about 90 acres for Alex Ross.
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Frank White
Bridgeport
Covett
Jane Simmonds
W. P. Wilson
Alex Ross
Community Social Notes From Local Area Events
John Davison Dewey Dirks George Worth 8 W Eckert and Mike Miller aided J W Eckert with cement work Saturday and Tuesday. Mrs 8 W Scott visited Mrs Arthur Dirks Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer spent Sunday with Mrs Victor Carlson. Mr and Mrs John Nevotna visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Elmer Mayer. Dennis Walsh was a Sidney caller Saturday and Sunday. J C Kreader's sons Coleman and Donald fished Powell lake this week. Miss Josephine Walsh left Saturday to visit Rose at Graviton Nebraska. Rose works in a bank there. Mr and Mrs R H Miller Mr and Mrs G H Worth John Davison and W E Larson spent Tuesday evening at Weed's. Mr and Mrs Weed and Raymond Myrtle Miss Ruth Shinker and George Winkleman and W E Larson spent Sunday evening at R H Miller's.
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John Davison
Dewey Dirks
George Worth
W. Eckert
Mike Miller
J. W. Eckert
W. Scott
Arthur Dirks
Charles Mayer
Victor Carlson
John Nevotna
Elmer Mayer
Dennis Walsh
Sidney
J. C. Kreader
Coleman and
Donald
Powell Lake
Josephine Walsh
Rose
Graviton
Nebr
Misa Rose
R. H. Miller
G. H. Worth
W. E. Larson
Weed’s
R. H. Miller's
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local studio invites residents to schedule a birthday portrait session this year at Phelps Studio. The offer highlights a personalized photo shoot with professional lighting and backdrop options for a commemorative keepsake.
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Phelps Studio
Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administratrix
The State of Nebraska presents a matter titled Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administratrix. Details show a court proceeding requesting appointment of an administratrix under case number 83 383. Proceedings determine who will administer estate assets and obligations under Nebraska law.
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Guy V. Doran
Sidney, Seber
AME Fatale Aare Ee Eee Atom
REE A
West Altos
Telegraph
I. B
M. E. Church
United Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Telephones
Elsie J. Pearson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
B. J. Bates
Westland Park
Lodge Pole
Ickes News
John C. Schulenberg
Carrie A. Schulenberg
A. D
Cc. P. Chambers
Sidney Meat
Earth
T. H. Thornton
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