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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

9

Telephone Users of This Community Demand Rate Reforms

A damaged transit of a 1919 rate application reveals the Telephone Company’s claim that Nebraska rates have been inadequate for years. The company argues profits and fair value were suppressed by injunctions and exchange-rate effects, noting earnings varied from 4.62 to 3.0 percent across years, while stressing service quality remained high at lower rates. It cites cross-state operations and a split Nebraska record since 1921 to justify requested adjustments.

Iar Nebraska Sania Ad Pbs Pas South Dakota Pete

Sidney Plans Independence Day Rally in 14 Years Ago Telegraph

Sidney entertained the district rally of the Maccabees. The Fourth of July celebration was planned with a band concert enjoyed by many. Nellie Brandt was injured when her horse fell near Sidney, while Indians and children moved from U P to Burlington. Sheriff McDaniel previously halted a band performance due to an insane woman in charge.

Sidney The Maccabees Mylaws and U. P Burlington Nellie Brandt Town Sidney Monday McDaniel

Larceny, arrests, and a death noted in Telegraph item

A 24 year old report lists F. D. Denny stealing two gold watches and dent ist tools from the Commercial hotel. Sheriff King tracked and arrested him at Lodge Pole. he pled guilty to grand larceny and awaits penitentiary. Other items include bartender C. B. Burns robbing Dan McAleese’s saloon before leaving for health, jailed at Grand Island and sent back to Sidney. J. W. Dexter seeking ranch land near Laramie for 300 head. and an unidentified man found dead beside Burlington tracks, unidentified remains.

F. D. Denny Sheriff King Lodge Pole Dan McAleese Omaha C. B. Burns Dan Grand Island Sidney J. W. Dexter Watson Land and Cattle Company Laramie Wyo Burlington Tracks

Pomeroy Standard Guilty of Assault in Nebraska Court

In Judge Martin's court the state of Nebraska versus Pomeroy Standard ended with a guilty verdict for assault with a deadly weapon against H. B. Strong. The judge fined $1,000 plus costs and ordered confinement in the county jail until payment is made.

Martin State of Nebraska Pomeroy Standard H. B. Strong Cheyenne County Ickes Vine Street

Local Social Roundup From Dalton Area Fun and Visits

Center Mr and Mrs Leo Mesaner and babe motored to Dalton on Tuesday. Ald meeting held with officers elected: Lobb president Berry vice president Berry secretary treasurer. Many neighbors visited or traveled to nearby towns. Open Door Kitchen club to meet in school basement. Several families motor to Redington and Pine Bridge for visits as crops look good amid sod soaking rain.

Leo Mesaner Babe Dalton Bancroft Jobin Groshans Evelyn Rose Tempest Hill Sidney Center Ald W. Scott Lobb Guy Berry Ily L. S. Bancroft Open Door Kitchen Club Paul Draper Harry Scott Joe Lailie Seth Johnson Pine Bridge D. Rose Evelyn Herman Kailhott Grand Island Hospital Wesley Ray Berry Clifton Redington Curt Scott John Groshans

Forty-Six Years Ago Flood and Hail Ravaged Village

A Forties era Telegraph item recalls last Wednesday when heavy rain caused a street deluge followed by hailstones up to a pound and a half. Property losses included Keilner at two hundred, Sharmer two hundred, and Krueger two thousand dollars in damage. An eastbound train carried sea lions in a refrigerator car. chaos ensued until handlers restored order with the help of J Higby and others.

Keilner Joseph Sharmer R. Krueger J. Higby

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