Portz Victorious In Snappy Sidne y Boxing Battle
Bud Portz of Sidney knocked out Tuffy Broich of Alliance in the fifth round at the Tobin Opera House in a fast eight round bout. Portz built a lead early and used jabs to body and head, with a short right cross sealing the knockout as the men clinched. The undercard featured close decisions and draws among Sidney youths, with several bouts ending in decisive wins for Adams, Betts, and Mick. Officials praised the evening as fast and clean with strong fan support for Portz and rising local talent.
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Buddy Portz
Sidney
Boxing Flash
Tuffy” Broich
Alliance
Tobin Opera House
Portz
Broich
Kayo
Ports
Constant
Lroich
Poritz
Fred Parks
Vportz
Tal Ream
Kidney
John Hanson
Hanson Seemad
Beam
Betts Crothers
W. Brown
Carl Betts
Nicholls
Olbrecht
West Sidney
Butch” Interholzinger
K. Adams
Former Nebraska teacher to wed fascist writer
Rome dispatch reports Miss Jessica Morgan formerly of Sidney Nebraska and Jamestown New York to marry Signor M Icilio a fascist publicist next month Their marriage would be the second American Fascist wedding planned for Rome this summer Morgan recently spoke in the United States on fascism and endured European strike hardships while living in a hotel and doing her own housework for weeks.
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Rome
Paris
New York Herald
Jessica Morgan
Sidney
Jamestown
N. Y
Iebron
Nebr
Signor
M. Icilio
Italy
United States
Topeka
Kan
Miss Morgan
Misa Morgan
Signor Icilio
Colleen Moore Stars in Next Week's Sally at the U S A
Manager Stiverson of the U S A theatre schedules a strong week of features led by Colleen Moore in Sally a film adaptation of a Broadway hit. The musical comedy by Bolton and Kern drew high receipts. Leon Errol and Lloyd Hughes lead supporting roles in a First National presentation opening Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Stiverson
Sally
Colleen Moore
Ziesfeld
Marilyn Miller
Broadway
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Guy Bolton
Jerome Kern
First National
June Mathis
Sidney Golf Club Grabs Fifth Win Over Fort Morgan
The Sidney Golf Club won its fifth game of the Colorado Nebraska golf tournament this season by defeating Fort Morgan last Sunday on the local links. The score was 1300 for Sidney to 1436 for the Fort Morgan squad. No game is scheduled for next Sunday. The following line lists the Fort Morgan score.
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Sidney Golf Club
Fort Morgan
Sidney
Union Pacific Train Schedule Raised Speed Through Sidney
Union Pacific changed passenger train times through Sidney effective Sunday June 6. Train No 3 westbound now arrives Sidney 5 06 and leaves 5 15 with a morning stop. Train No 4 now arrives here at 5 50 and leaves 7 30, allowing supper time in the city, and reaches Omaha at the same time as before. Rail officials expect traffic to rise with the tourist season.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
East Pound
J. F. Greer
Omaha
Burlington Road Issues New Passenger Schedule
Burlington Station Agent M. A. Shipman announces a new schedule effective Sunday June 6. No. 3M northbound now leaves at 12:48 a.m. instead of 1:08 a.m. No. 403 southbound now leaves at 2:50 a.m. instead of 2:45 a.m. No. 304 northbound leaves at 8:13 a.m. and No. 303 southbound at 4:24 p.m. No change to those times. Increased traffic is noted on all Burlington trains.
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Burlington
M. A. Shipman
Rotary International Convention in Denver Hailed
The Sidney Telegraph congratulates the Rotary club on its International convention in Denver. The publisher wishes the assembled business leaders and citizens a wonderful outing and hopes they enlarge their influence for good throughout the universe.
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Sidney Telegraph
Rotary Club Organization
Denver
The
Telegraph
A Rotary Club Here in Our Community
A Rotary club forms a group of representative business and professional men, each from a distinct profession, united without secret vows or creed. They have adopted Rotary service as the true basis of success and happiness and aim to translate this theory into practice in business and daily life, inspiring both Rotarians and non Rotarians by example and precept.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Sidney Volunteer Firemen Banquet at M. E. Church
The Sidney Volunteer Fire department held its annual banquet at the Methodist Episcopal church, featuring Barker's Orchestra, a four course meal, and speeches by Toastmaster Barlow and Sergeant Jack Rhanny. Rhanny urged community support for fire prevention, equipment, and improved service, praising the fire department's dedication and public-spirited work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Axseanblage
Barker
Barlow
Ruth Karvanek
Jack” Rhanny
Sid
Whanny
Lodge Pole Woman Dead After Long Illness
Mrs. Libia Oelinger, longtime Lodge Pole resident, died at home Saturday after a 15 year battle with diabetes. She was 58. Short services were held at home, and the body shipped to Manhattan, Kansas for burial. Survived by husband William Oelinger, manager of S. A Foster Limber Co., Lodge Pole, and daughter Edna Q Oelinger of Lancaster, California. Both were present at her deathbed.
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Libia Oelinger
Lodge Pole
Edna Q Oelinger
Lancaster
Calif
Arsenic Grasshopper Bait Mixes Draw Caution
A historical notice discusses careful preparation of grasshopper bait citing arsenic as the active poison. It explains mixing steps with bran and arsenic, water, molasses, banana oil, and salt adjustments for age of hoppers, noting higher risk and prior exposure near smelters. The piece ends indicating continuation on page 12.
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Quirtz
Publicity Balloons Sponsor Fourth of July Event
A publicity stunt by the American Legion in Sidney uses advertising balloons to promote Krueger's lake festivities. Each balloon carries admission tickets to the gates. The finder of a balloon traveling the farthest from Sidney wins a grand prize to be announced later. A balloon traveled over six miles.
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Sidney
American Legion
Kruegers’ Lake
Krueger’s Like
Ancient Sidney Telegraph remains unearthed in old building
Dismantling the upper story of the Cheyenne County Siding Co building on East Second street reveals early Sidney Telegraph printing debris including a gold development circular, ice tickets, and campaign printing for the Forty-sixth Congress with Amaya Cobb, Albanus Nance, Charles McDonald, and Thomas Kane named.
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Cheyenne County Siding Company
East Second Street
Sidney Telegraph
Black Hills
Telegraph
Amaya Cobb
Lancaster County
Supreme Court
Albanus Nance
Polk County
Charles McDonald
North Platte
Thomas Kane
Sidney
Fourth of July program to draw big crowds at Krueger's lake
The American Legion Sidney Post No. 17 plans a two day July 4th event at Krueger's lake led by Commander Wilhelmy. Delegations from nearby towns are expected to join Sidney for a major western Nebraska celebration with a sham battle, free movies limited by logistics, and enhanced arrangements to ensure a comfortable, well attended program.
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Krueger's Lake
Sidney Post No. 17
American Legion
Sth
Wilhelmy
Nebraska
Legion
Sidney
School of Instruction for Ford Owners at Sidney Garage
The Ford owners and Ford tractor owners in Sidney are invited to a free two week school of instruction beginning June 24 at 8 PM in the local Ford organization garage. Shop Foreman Emanuel Troutman will lead sessions to help owners diagnose and fix minor car and tractor issues, reducing repair costs by enabling in garage adjustments.
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Sidney Motor
Ford
Sidney
Emanuel Troutman
Happy Family Reunion at Nick Treinen Home
A large Treinen family gathering filled the Treinen residence last Sunday with six children and their families. Parents hosted a generous dinner while siblings Rev Tink and numerous relatives joined from Laramie Wyoming and beyond for the long awaited reunion.
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Nick Treinen
Matt Treinen
Mathews
Tink
John Treinen
J. 7B. Ruttner
Scanlon
Frank Treinen
Laramie
Wyo
Herman Treinen
Carl Mearbr
Kienig
Sidney to host Julesburg in Sunday baseball clash
Baseball fans may see a fast contest next Sunday at 2 40 pm on the home grounds as Sidney faces Julesburg. The visitors are noted for speed and locals are urged to attend with friends and cheer the home team.
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Julesburg
Coun
Hailstorm Roughs Cheyenne. Crops Loss Feared at 100000
An exceptionally heavy hailstorm coated Cheyenne streets two to three inches deep, shattering unscreened windows and arc lamps. A westbound air mail pilot James Murray had to land due to cloudbank, then waited for weather to clear before resuming flight. The storm spread to Lincoln Gle near Henry Nebraska, causing farm damage, flooded irrigation canals and crops in the region valued around 100000.
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Cheyenne
Air Mail
James Murray
Line Bluffs
Wyo
Here
Murray
Nebraska
Kimball
Light Hall
Torrington
Tne
Martin Schinaman
George
Wyoming
Lingle
Bayard
Nebr
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Henry
North Platte
Popular Young Couple United in Marriage
A quiet wedding at St. Patrick's church united Winfield J. Kretz and Caroline Angel Roth of Sidney, with Rev. Father Link presiding. The couple, celebrated by relatives and a few intimate friends, will reside in Sidney after a short honeymoon tour to Denver and Colorado points.
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St. Patrick's Church
Father Link
Winfield J. Kretz
Caroline Angel Roth
Sidney
Ann Lingwall
Mack T’eetz
Do. Ta. Short
Denver
Colorado
George Kretz
Kretz
Sidney Hart Parr Company
Telegraph
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