Fort Sidney Days Parade Entries List Reveals Floats and Groups
Parade officials in Sidney publish the float and group entries for Fort Sidney Days, with each entry assigned a number for the procession. The list includes banks, churches, civic clubs, 4-H groups, school entities, and various local organizations, along with non competitive entrants and historic floats, as public interest builds for the event.
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Beescensin
W. J
Bill” Robinson
Oil Field Activity Advances in Nebraska and Nearby Regions
Oil news notes new offset drills in the Goodwin field and the state school well at Goodwin No 3. Vaughey plans a Wednesday location for Goodwin No 7 offset. North of the Slope area, minor shows occur in the Greer Garson field as operators test the Lyons sand. Progress remains slow due to hard, sharp sand.
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Kimball
Shetter
Goodwins
Vaughey
Goodwin
Discovery
Nebraska
Monbhan
Magnollia
Cheyenne Country
Potter Field
Lyons
Wheat harvest and crop conditions reported in region
Weather and crop report notes damage to hilly fields with some land replanted or shifted to soybeans. Livestock health mixed due to heat and humidity, with some cattle deaths in Omaha area. Dairy production favorable. Alfalfa harvest ahead, yields varied by region but generally strong. Water supply adequate for second crop. hay growth good. Potatoes and beans planted in upper Platte valley, with ideal growing conditions.
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Omaha
Janice Weber Named On All-State Board
Janice Weber of Sidney is one of 30 students elected to the University of Nebraska All-State high school fine arts course student government. About 320 Nebraskans and Iowans attend the three-week course which ends with a free public performance on campus Wednesday evening, July 1. Janice is registered in the speech division.
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Janice Weber
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Iowa
Janice
Unclear OCR fragment outlines event or observance
Fragmentary text references a meeting and observance at a religious parish with names and dates unclear. The readable bits include mentions of a church, bishop, and services but lack coherent details to identify a definite event or outcome. Further legible source needed for a precise card.
Safyan Be Embattled Cards and Prairie Plastics
In a fragmented report an entity named Brido on the prairie is tied to cards and paper plastic. The text hints at company activity and new heat epee equipment with embutiziing notes.
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Safyan
Fort Sidney Forties Exhibit Draws Large Crowds
The Fort Sidney era museum exhibit opened to about 500 observers on opening day and drew over a thousand by Thursday. Army Ordnance Corps displayed guns sabres and recovered items from the era. Notable pieces included a candle mold from the 1790s a long antique mirror and uniforms from Fort Sidney soldiers. Exhibits also showcased pictures of Mrs Montana wife of a chief and items related to the Little Big Horn era. Sioux Ordnance Depot officials awaited the transfer from national HQ with pride.
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Fort
Sidney
Maddox. Motor’ ‘Company
Thursay
Army Ordnance Corps
Kurt Sidney
Montana
R’ P. ‘Kepler
Fort Slaney
M. M. Herbert
Fort Sidney
Nebraska
Local Nebraska memorial service list and attendees
A rough roster lists officials and family members attending a Nebraska memorial service. Names include Judge Robert Bar low, Avy Engelnat Alliance president Nebi Kreymberg North Platte past president, Raulve Phein Chadron executive committee member, Remigs Alliange legal advisor, McKee Gering past president, Fout from town, and relatives of the deceased such as Clemmons Blues Ig land and the Bar low family from Palisade.
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St. Nebras
Faska
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Faber Tsegvices
Re Wathe
Robert
Barlow
the Foup
Weresr Avy Engelnat “Alliance
Nebi
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Kreymberg
North
Platte
Paste
Jthe
Mittee
Raul
Phein
Chadron
Alliange
Légalia
Pthes
McKee
Gering
Execus
Tive
Peysons
Shis
Mxs
Clemmons
Ane
Raymond
Bano Othulbert
Sand
Wilbur
Palisade
Ostriches Run Fast at Fifty Miles Per Hour
Report notes that ostriches, the largest birds, can reach speeds around 50 miles per hour. The fact highlights their exceptional flightless running ability and large size.
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Ayay
American National Bank
National Bank
St. Paul’s Church of
Sidney Lions Club
Cheyenne County
Rudy's Iga Market
Wheatbelt Electric
Beta Sigma Phi Sororities
Colton Grain
Keith Deaver
Sioux Ordnance Depot Organizations
Greenlees', Inc
Friendly ‘Neighbors Club
South
A. Loch
Saul
Wwe
Wee We
St. Patrick's Academy
Little Cooks
Future
Amelie
Four Square Gospel Church
SOD
Lodgepole
Archie "Herboldsheimer
J. M. McDonald, Co
Wctu Ladies of
Zesto
Wes ‘Berry
Chitt ‘Jéngen
Francis
Mitchell
Éolts
Keith Wilson
W. P. Ackerman Agency
W. B P Ackerman
Calliope
Ray Wellner
Black Hills
George Moore
awibeett-Sidney
George Fleming
Larry Stuart
Cheyenne County Hospital Association
Silver Belles and Beaux Square
Sidney No. A
Don Sherwood
Upper
Platte Valley
Massey
Leos
General Insurance
TAX Service
Accounting
Fairmont’s
Paul Revere Life’ Insurance
Worcester
Neas
Silmont
Pep Tanita
Tin
Wotsa
J. L. ‘Hale Company
Businiege
E Iy
Sunkist
Ab Af
Celio Pkg
U. S
Bologna
Jackson