Boosters Impress in Semi-Pro Clash with Cheyenne Indians
Sidney Boosters thrilled fans with a hard fought split against the Cheyenne Indians on a weekend diamond. Toots Kortum starred at short, Lefty Donaldson and Shook pitched well, while Thomason drove in runs. Boosters plan three games in Pine Bluff and Cheyenne, hoping for more scalps and stronger support as offers pour in for Thomason and other players. AN OLD FAN.
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Sidney Boosters
Cheyenne Indians
Sidney
Cheyenne
Ralph Glaze
Pine Bluff
Toots Kortum
Sunding
Lefty Donaldson
Boosters
Shook
Thomason
War Club
Denver Post
Huron
South Dakota
Ed Richle
Casper
Home Folks Harry Hines Visits From Cheyenne
Home folks report Harry Hines drove from Cheyenne to join his wife who has been visiting relatives for two weeks.
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Harry Hines
Cheyenne
Ande
Marriage mention includes Clark and Perry families
A. A. Clark hosts a ceremony or reception notable for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perry. Mrs. Hines is identified as Janestia Clark before marriage, indicating a name change through marriage.
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A. A. Clark
Clarence Perry
Hines
Janestia Clark
Judge Tewell’s Civil Term At Lexington Recap
Judge Tewell returned from a civil term held in Lexington. The docket included a marriage and a divorce, a prison sentence, a youth parole, naturalization grants and refusals, and other varied causes that give a judge the spice of life. Court reporter James Smith of Kimball, with fifteen years’ service under Judge Seer of Omaha, accompanied him. Next court will be at North Platte in July.
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Tewell
Lexington
James Smith
Kimball
Seer
Omaha
North Platte
Four Sidney Students Return From Notre Dame
Four Sidney youths Kenneth Jones Clifton McIntosh Kinley McIntosh and James Birmingham came home Friday from Notre Dame Indiana where they studied during the shock year. They bring good records from the faculty and plan summer work and play.
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Sidney
Notre Dame
Indiana
Kenneth Jones
Clifton McIntosh
Kinley McIntosh
James Birmingham
Sidney Man Likely Lost In Pueblo Disaster
Anxiety surrounds the fate of Elijah Bruner son of A. E. Bruner once of Sidney. Listed among the missing in the Pueblo catastrophe, Elijah became a railroad conductor after the Siduner family left. Local inquiries reveal no further word and hope for his escape wanes as insurance details are sought.
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Sidney
A. E. Bruner
Pueblo
Siduner
Elijah
Young Runaways Glad To Be Home
Two youths who ran away two weeks ago to conquer the world were returned home after causing their parents considerable grief. They walked to Bridgeport with no funds and were apprehended there. The piece urges the lesson of discretion and questions the value of publishing names.
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Bridgeport
Sidney Youth Home for Summer
Lyle Saxon returns today from Taur amie where he has been matriculated in the state university the past year. He is in fine condition and ready for whatever comes his way this vacation.
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Lyle Saxon
Tauramie
State University
No place like home. See us about one.
Sidney Lumber Co presents a brief note urging customers to consider their needs for a home project. The ad features a catchphrase about “rend it to the laundry” as a call to action, highlighting local lumber supplies and services.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Strong Teams Play Two Good Games
Strong teams played two games with modest scoring. Saturday’s game lacked excitement while Sunday’s contest drew fans with evident team support on every hand. Donaldson did not pitch his best. Friday’s game at Ogallala ended 8 to 0 in Sidney’s favor.
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Donaldson
Ogallala
Sidney
Cheyenne Indians Will Miller Spends Monday Night Here
Will Miller visited Monday night with friends W. Campbell and his mother before continuing on to North.
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Will Miller
W. ©. Campbell
Mother
North
Matte Reaches Homeward Return From Medicine Row
Matte returns from Medicine Row toward his homestead, moving near his old home as he travels back to familiar ground.
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Medicine Row
Sidney Investor Buys Albion Milling Plant and Elevator
Sidney investor D R Jones purchases the Albion Milling company plant and elevator at Albion for 46000 dollars. He plans to incorporate as Boone County Milling and Elevator Co. in a move noted by Trade Review.
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D. R. Jones
Sidney
Albion Milling Company
Albion
Boone County Milling and Elevator Co
Radcliffe and Hyde Form Legal Partnership in Sidney
Edward Leslie Hyde, newly entering Sidney professional circles, partners with Clayton S. Radcliffe to form Radcliffe & Hyde, practicing law. Hyde, from Lincoln, comes reputed as aggressive and cooperative, backed by Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, linking eastern and western state business.
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Edward Leslie Hyde
Sidney
Hyde
Clayton S. Radcliffe
Radcliffe & Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Lidcoln
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Too Late To See Brother In Life
A. A. Rudd rushed by telegram Friday to Soda Springs Idaho when Charles Rudd grew critically ill. He arrived with Charles’s wife and daughter but found the man had died in their absence. The body, with family and A. A. Rudd, was sent via Sidney Tuesday to Ong Nebraska for private burial.
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A. A. Rudd
Soda Springs
Idaho
Charles Rudd
Anton
Sidney
Ong
Nebraska
Out of City and Back With Friends
Leo Osborn and his family returned Monday from Grand Island where they visited the Lloyd Mann family. Mrs Mann and daughter Katherine accompanied them and will stay about three weeks, much to the pleasure of relatives and friends.
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Leo Osborn
Grand Island
Lloyd Mann
Mann
Katherine
Mrs M A Shipman Visits Peetz For Day
Mrs M A Shipman traveled to Peetz on Thursday to spend the day with her son and his wife and to attend the Chautauqua event there.
Party of 200 Scouts Heads for Yosemite Stop in Sidney
Sidney Nebraska prepares for a July 20 1921 overnight visit by 200 Boy Scouts from Clinton Iowa and leaders traveling in fifty autos. The Sidney Chamber of Commerce invites citizens and the Women’s club to aid in sightseeing plans and hospitality for the big party led by Reverend J S Teamer now D D and Lutheran Synod president. A cordial letter from J S Leamer notes punctual timing and welcoming banquets as part of the itinerary.
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Sidney
Clinton
Iowa
Mississippi River
Yosemite Park
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
J. 8. Teamer
Teamer
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Miles
W. P. Miles
Nebraska
Leamer
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