Sidney Acts for Nations Birthday Observance in Army Day Program
Preparations begin for Sidney Natal Day with a Soldiers Day parade led by veterans from 61 and 98, plus World War I returnees. Events include racing by the Sidney Jockey Club, an address by J. J. Boucher of Omaha, free moving pictures, a dance pavilion, and fireworks. The day features extensive soldier entertainment plans with committees, meals prepared by the Indies Aid, and volunteer baskets to serve four soldiers each.
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Sidney
Sidney Jockey Club
Racing West
Erwins Wild West
J. J. Boucher
Omaha
Nebraskan
Tobin Opera House
Soldiers Entertainment General Committee
West
Charles Mann
FE Kruse
A. Thelps
G. D. VanGorder
The
Indies
M. KE
Esther Devine
Grace McIntosh
Evelyn Doran
Harriett Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Leo Bartholomew
E. L. Uptegrove
Walker
U. P. Hotel
Horine
J. L. McIntosh
A. BE. Phelps
H. Rudhgesler
J. W. Johnson
B. LD. Wooldridge
Opera House
San Francisco
Sidney Team to Clash with Bushnell Sunday
The Sidney baseball squad hosts the strong Bushnell nine at the fair grounds for what locals expect to be the season’s best game. Last Sunday Sidney beat Dix 12 to 9 in an exciting contest. The lineup includes Crowley Cook as catchers with J Daugherty and F Range, Campbell at first, Norris at second, Coleman at third, McIntosh at short, M Roneh in center, and D Derry in left field. Fans urged to attend and cheer the home team.
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Sidney
Bushnell
Fair Grounds
Bushnellites
Dix
Crowley
Cook
J Daugherty
F Range
Campbell
Norris
Coleman
McIntosh
St. Field
M. Roneh
D. Derry
Narrow Escape From Severe Accident at Union Station
A Ford truck from McDaniel Transfer was struck by train No. 9 near the Union Pacific station. Driver W. J. Willis and accomplices Glenn Bates and another man escaped with no injuries. The truck was dragged near the front of the station before the train halted, sustaining heavy damage. J. K. Childers advertises seamstress and dressmaker services by the day.
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Union Tracifie
McDaniel
W. J. Willis
Glenn Bates
I O O F Sidney Lodge Invites Members to Meeting
I O O F Sidney Lodge No 91 meets every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall All brothers of the Order are invited to attend Enjoyable discussions and evening cheer W W Chowilns Fin Secy Patronize the Osborn Battery Station for good service.
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Sidney Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
W. W. Chowilns
Fin
Sec’y
Municipal Flag Pole Raising at Rose Street and Lincoln Highway
The city plans to raise a nearly 100 foot steel flagship flagpole in the public square at Rose Street and Lincoln Highway. Donated by the American Bank, the pole costs about 500 dollars and will feature an eight inch base tapering to three inches at the top with a ball. The City Council meets Friday to discuss a dedication program including band music, flag display rules, and short speeches.
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Rosested
Lincoln Highway
American Bank
St Pauls Lutheran Church Dedicated Services Held
The St Pauls Lutheran Church in Sydney was dedicated last Sunday with three services. Rev HL Gans of Chapell, Nebraska led the morning address, Rev M Behrends of Ogalala gave the German sermon, and Rev Eb M Boelling of Gurley, Nebraska delivered the English oration. A good number attended across all services, and the church is described as a fine, large plant capable of serving the congregation for some time.
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St. Pants
Frank Welch Lodge Installs Officers
Frank Welch Lodge No. 75 installed officers for the upcoming year on Tuesday evening. Appointments included Leslie Neuheuer as WLM and I M Wooldridge as S W. Weeden served as W RK with Leon Fine as Treasurer and Herman Schroeder as Secretary. George Brewer became S Dé J, with W Johnson I Jessen Tiler and Weir and Janes as Stewards.
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Frank Welch
Crescent Stock Co to Appear in Sidney Play House
Crescent Stock Company, touring Omaha Lincoln and St Joseph, will perform in Sidney for five days starting June 25. Praised by Holdrege papers, the troupe led by Rufus Hill with Nell Barnes promises theatrical freshness with shows like Fine Feathers and The Divorce Question.
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Crescent Stock Company
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Sidney
Holdrege
Nebraska
Gramatic
Crescent Theatre
Severns
Rufus Hill
Nell Barnes
Rick Tn
Mother Mucree
Sidney People at Home and Abroad
Sidney residents and visitors abound this week with a string of arrivals and movements. Ray Buchanan a Sidney caller. Robert of Dalton on business. Otto Kruger from Gurley visiting Sidney businessmen. Carl Livent from Livani Divestment Company to Bayard on real estate business. CF Brown family in Lincoln after grandfather’s death. Herman Sandell of Omaha seeking land interests near Letter. Ed Bowser of Lodgepole paying taxes and stopping in Sidney. Clarence Wright arrives on Train No 19, recently discharged from service. John Lochsack of Windside Nebraska a Sidney visitor. JL Lovbstick discusses Cheyenne County land. JL Opper of Dalton visiting and reporting business in Dalton. Frank Sliler from North Platte to visit relatives. Frank Krautz of Weverts praising wheat prospects. W M Kreinbring of North Divide preparing for wheat crop. Mr and Mrs Henry Brachtenbach return from honeymoon in Denver Park Greeley and plan Sidney home.
Personal Recommenda tion From General Pershing Noted
Albert Ginapp received a personal recommendation from General Pershing for courageous service during a night and day spent with another soldier in a no mans land search for the wounded. After doing excellent work they became lost and needed nearly twenty four hours to return to their line. Mrs Haiston and her daughter from Wellington Kansas visited B P Hamilton and family this week. Mrs Haiston took back Vanelle and Howard Gallimore the Hamiltons niece and nephew who had been living with them for about a year as their father plans to establish a home and have them with him.
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Albert Ginapp
Pershing
No Mars
Sidney Businesses Eye Float Entry for Fourth of July Parade
The business houses of Sidney plan to be represented in the Fourth of July parade with a float. A committee urges them to enter and prepare a float to advertise their business, aiming to make a big day for Sidney.
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House of Sidney
Sidney
Clayton and Fred Parks form electrical partnership in Sidney
Fred Parks has purchased from A. J. Flagg his interest in the Flagg and Parks electrical business and will enter into full partnership with his brother Clayton. The Parks brothers are experienced in the wiring trade and will make wiring and electrical work a specialty in Sidney. They promise customers the best service in that line.
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Fred Parks
A. J. Flagg
Flagg & Parks Electrical
Clayton
Parks Bros
Notice to Taxpayers Board of Equalization session June 24
The Board of Equalization will meet again on June 24 to compare assessments with others and adjust if incorrect. No further adjustments will be made after final adjournment. Signed Bettendore Barlow Reel Goding and county clerk Lawson. Advertise in The Telegraph to avoid losses.
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Board of Equalization
IH. H. Bettendore
L. R. Barlow
J. 7 Reel
Wim. Goding
Order of the Board of Equalization
Graham Buys Vath Drug Store Stock In Bankruptcy Sale
John W. Graham wins the bid at 10550.00 at the Vath drug store bankruptcy sale conducted by trustee A. E. Warren. Bidding heated between WE. Swaiglander of First National Bank and Graham of American Bank. Graham plans to reopen the store once sale is confirmed and opening arrangements are set.
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Vath
A. E. Warren
WE. Swaiglander
First National Bank
John W. Graham
American Bank
Graham
Dance At Meier's Hall Shows Community Event
Public notice invites all to a dance at Meier's Hall Lorenzo on Saturday June 21 with no vulgar dancing. Advertisement urges patronage of Osborn Battery Station and Sidney Lumber Co. showing local business sponsorship and cross promotion.
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Meier
Lorenzo
Organ Arrives for Catholic Church in Diocese
The pipe organ for the Catholic church has arrived and will be installed by W. LeRoy Larson as soon as a factory worker can come. Installation will take about one week to ten days, with a hoped for ready date of Sunday June 20th. It is the only pipe organ in the diocese and will cost over three thousand dollars.
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W. LeRoy Larson
Bond Bids To Be Opened This Evening
Bids for the recently voted school bonds will be opened this evening at seven o'clock at the County Judges office. A deposit of one thousand dollars will accompany each bid. As soon as the bonds are sold and plans completed the building site will be designated and the contract let. It is about two months until school opens and the work must move quickly to be ready.
Nolan Tire Shop Moves to New Location on West Lincoln Hwy
Nolan Tire Shop announces relocation to George Moore’s new building on West Lincoln Highway opposite the Cheyenne Lumber Co. The store remains small and well equipped for top and curtain work and will continue reliable service including vulcanizing as it starts operations in the new site.
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Nolan Tire Shop
George Moore
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne Tumber Co
No Service Over Western Union Ends in Sydney
Western Union service on the Sydney line halted Monday due to operator strikes. It is unclear how long the stoppage will last. Representatives of Western Union and the Telegraphers Union are expected to discuss a general settlement soon. An early, satisfactory resolution is hoped for.
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Western Union
Sidney
Telegraphers Union
No Parking on Rose Street and Lincoln Highway July Fourth
City government announces restricted parking for the Fourth of July Celebration. No autos may park on Rose Street or the Lincoln Highway. all side streets may be used for parking.
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Rose St
Lincoln Highway
CLTY
Auto Livery and Hobbs Barber Shop Ads
Auto Livery and Hobbs Barber Shop are listed with contact numbers 284 and shop details. Dr Kimpston Dentist is also listed with phone 12. This brief directory item notes local business services and their phone contacts.
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Hobbs Barber Shop
Kimpston
Chautauqua Closes Five Day Program in Sidney
The Heromer-Redpath chautauqua circuit wraps its five day run in Sidney with fair attendance and mixed reviews. Top acts included Madam Means and Eva Anderson Company, and Dr Alexander Cairns who opened the series. The Mascot Company provided afternoon concert and opera, while the Regimental Ladies Orchestra interrupted the finale with a long combined matinee and evening feature.
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Heromer- Redpath Chautauqua
Sidney
Mdna Means
Eva Anderson
Manford Schoonover
Rainey Bennett
Mascot Company
Wells Company
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America
J. K. Childers
Osborn Battery Station
Sidney Lumber Co
Rose Street
U. P. Depot
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Frank Welch Lodge
Crescent Stock Co
Ray Buchanan
Robert of Dalton
Otto Kruger
Gurley
Carl Livent
Livani
Bayard
CF Brown
Haiving
Mr. Brown
Herman Sandell
Siandell
Ed Bowser
Lodgepole
Clarence Wright
Clarence Hugs
John Lochsack
Windside
Mr. Lovbstick
Cheyenne County
JL. Opper
Dalton
Opper
Frank Sliler
North Plate
Frank
Sidney Boys
Frank Krautz
Weverts
Krauter
W.M. Kreinbring
North Divide
Ife
Henry Brachtenbach
Denver
Sister Park and Greeley
Colorado
Clayton and
Attest
F On
Slawson
Nome
Oberfelder
ING CO
Sidney, Neb
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Jesse C. McEnish
Geo . Bickner
Geo. E. Taylor
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