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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

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List of Those Filing for Office

A voter guide listing candidates for county and state offices in the upcoming July 18 primaries. Democrats and Republicans appear for county clerk treasurer sheriff attorney superintendent surveyor commissioner assessor and state representatives and senators with names including Wood Paviat Kratz Lancaster Otten Krueger Sharp Deaver Nelson Campbell Puckett McDaniel Frahm Daugherty Brewer Hargens Hlome Tauecke Smith Kinnersley Kepler Warren McFadden Filechter Bordwell Gardner Stockdick Brauer Treinen Rone Collart Stephens Yeon Hodgkin Brodtt Ernst Kroh Johnson Bushee Norton Butler Bryan Placek Maupin Byrum McMullen Randall Sterling Taylor Morton Ellaberry Howard Johnson Mellor Cronin Ellaberry etc. Prohibition John Johnson and others. Also secretary of state nominees and auditor of public accounts. Continued on next page.

Democras E.C. Stockdick Fritz Brauer John J. Treinen Rone Jean— P. GC. Collart Fred E. Stephens Yeon Fine Walter K. Hodgkin Andy Brodtt George A. Ernst J. 8. Kroh W. Johnson J. N. Norton Polk Dan B. Butler Omaha Charles W. Bryan Lincoln E. E Placek Wahoo M. Maupin Gering A. H. Byrum Bloomington Adam McMullen Beatrice Charles H. Randall Randolph George W. Sterling W. J. Taylor Merna J. Morton Cass G. Barns Albion James Pearson Moorefield J. Mullin J. McNicholls Lexington Republican Geo. C. Snow Chadron Fred G. Johnson Hastings William R. Mellor Thomas L. Cronin T. J. Ellaberry Grand Island Edgar Howard Columbus Prohibition John M. Johnson Tincoln Y. F. Demel Coleridge Charles W. Pool A. Larson Wellfleet William L. Gaston Geo. A. Williams Fairmont T.W. Bass Broken Row Crawford Kennedy Mia Emma Paul Harvard Audffor OF Public Accounts Grant L. Shumway Scottsbluff William B. Eastham Geo. W. Marsh Page

Price Sentenced to One to Twenty Years in Shootings Case

Judge Tewell presided Friday over the case of Jim Price who pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill. The court imposed an indeterminate sentence of not less than one year nor more than 20 years for the Claus Engelland incident in which Sheriff McDaniel was wounded.

Tewell Jim Price Price Sheriff McDaniel Claus Engelland Place

Sidney Defeats Sterling In Sunday Ball Game

The Sterling Merchants lost 13 to 2 to Sidney at Athletic Park on Sunday afternoon. New Sidney manager Jack Benedict leads a strong squad. Key features were Hicks's fielding and batting and Crowley's heady, consistent pitching.

Sterling Merchants Sidney Club Athletic Park Jack Benedict Hicks Crowley

Lincoln Highway Radio Tour Touches Here

The Lincoln Highway Radio Tour paused in Sidney on Saturday noon during a Detroit to San Francisco run. A large sedan and touring car carried Mr. and Mrs. Blood and Mr. and Mrs. Weinz with three daughters. The crowd waited for a Denver concert that failed to materialize. The American Automobile Association sponsors the test of radio on tour to show Detroit as a radio and auto center.

Sidney Detroit Michigan San Francisco Wallace Blood Weinz Court House Hardy Block Denver American Automobile Association

Farmers Union Annual Picnic Draws 2500 Despite Storm

The Farmers Union annual picnic drew about 2500 people last Tuesday after a previous Sunday tragedy. County Chairman Glen Bales presided while County Agent Scott and state president C J Oxborn spoke to a grateful crowd. A Center victory in a baseball game preceded a fierce storm that drove attendees to shelter, then a pavilion dance led by the Grabill Orchestra capped a day of fun and ample provisions.

Farmers Union Glen Bales Scott C. J. Oxborn Bunker Hill Center Notting Grabill

Two Boys Drown at Krueger's Lake Sunday

Sunday tragedy at Krueger's Lake left Albert Horst age 15 and Walter Bartels age 23 dead after entering shallow water and a deep hole. Spectators, including Ray Spiker and Joe Becker, attempted rescues while others formed a human chain. both bodies recovered later. The Evangeli cal Tutheran congregations held a 500 strong picnic when the incident occurred and pastors Boelling Peters aided affected families.

Krueger Albert Thorst Walter Lartells Ray Spiker Joe Becker Albert Bartels Spiker Becker Inds West Gurley Dalton Sidney South Sidney Chappell Boelling Rev Peters

Four Honest Ones Against One Crook

An account describes Deputy Joel Waite and Elmer Bowman tying arrested robber Brown after a confrontation. Brown falsely claimed rifles. witnesses say the deputies and two boys faced him unarmed until the tying. The narrative stresses calm, coordinated restraint and the officers’ safe handling of the suspect.

Brown Joe Waite Elmer Bowman Ruth Pyrtle Lincoln Winchester

Kroh Seeks State Senate Seat From Ogallala

Kroh for State Senator J B Kroh of Ogallala visited the city last Saturday. Publisher of The Keith County News, he is described as well informed on current topics, a four square man, educated, ambitious, sincere, and capable. Reared on a farm with practical schooling and business training, he is portrayed as a wide awake editor who knows Western Nebraska needs in a legislative role.

Nebraska

Torrential Rain Fails to Ruin Crops and Wrecks Barn

A Tuesday night storm drenched much of the county with heavy rain and fierce winds. Despite erratic showers leaving dry stripes, crops survived while a barn eight miles from Gurley burned after being struck by lightning. Telephone poles were also struck and scattered.

Krueger's Caldwell Gurley

Diamond Jubilee of Lutheran Church in Sidney

The Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod marks its Diamond Jubilee with a July 2 celebration at the USA Theatre in Sidney. Congregations from Gurley Dalton Potter Chappell Big Springs Julesburg Brule Sterling Sidney and South Sidney will join. Speakers include Prof. W H T Day of Concordia Seminary and Rev. P Matuschka of Lincoln.

Evangelical Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod Sidney U.S.A Gurley Dalton Potter Chappell Big Springs Julesburg Brule Sterling South Sidney W. H. T. Day Concordia Seminary St. Louis France England Germany Sweden Norway Finland Poland Rev. P. Matuschka Lincoln

Lightning Kills Three In Severe City Storm

In Scottsbluff last Sunday an extreme electrical storm killed three people. Fred Shhaefer, 65, was found in a field, while Henry Rein and Jake Reuter were located in another field about a half mile away. Reuter left a wife and four children.

Scottsbluff Fred Shhaefer Henry Rein Jake Reuter Reuter

Teachers Certificate Examinations at Sidney Courthouse

Examinations for teachers certificate subjects will be held at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on Friday June 30 and Saturday July 1 1922 All certificate subjects will be given at this time Anna McFadden County Superintendent

Court House Sidney Nebraska

Midweek Chamber of Commerce Lunch Attendees Listen

At the regular Wednesday meeting the Chamber had a small turnout and hot weather. Five visitors attended including J. H Foster and H. C. Blome from Dalton. Remarks were made by Spencer of North Platte and Chase of Lodge Pole. Miss Pyrtle spoke on school ideas and practices and is a candidate for state superintendent. Leon Fine was named luncheon chairman for next week.

J. H Foster H. C. Blome Dalton Foster Henry Blome Spencer O North Platte Chase Lodgepole Mantor

Farm Meetings Held Across Counties by State Department

Taylor of the farm management branch at Lincoln visited Sidney this week and conducted a men’s meeting at Antonlope on Thursday and other talks elsewhere. Miss Rachel Harris, clothing expert, spoke to women at Antonlope Sextorp Bunker Hill Urley and south of Todgepole during the same period.

Kk. . Taylor State Department Lincoln Sidney Antelope Rachel Harris Sextorp Bunker Hill Urley Todgepole

King's Daughters Meet Guests at York Evening

The King's Daughters gathered Monday night and enjoyed a pleasant meeting with Mrs. Mayme Mann. Guest of the evening was Mrs. Price of York, sister of Mrs. Van Wickle.

Mayme Mann Mrs. Price York van Wickle

Youngster Visits Family Visitor Returns Next Morning

A youthful visitor traveled to Denver on Tuesday and came back the following morning. He escorted Clifford Mc Kissick, a well welcome guest, to the home of his aunt, Mrs. Flossie Belle Krueger.

W. T. McKiernan Denver Clifford McKissick Flossie Belle Krueger

Mrs Kohan Visits Leona Oberfelder Family Reunion

Mrs Kohan and her one year old daughter Helene Donna arrived from Los Angeles to visit a month with her father Joseph Overfelder and uncle Robert Oberfelder. The Sidney girl enjoys a warm reunion with relatives and friends during the stay.

Leona .Oberfelder Kohan Helene Donna Los Angeles Joseph Overfelder Robert Oberfelder Sidney

Sidney Fourth of July Celebration Invited

Sidney invites residents to a festive Fourth of July featuring bands games contests stunts and a Country Club dance. The announcement urges all to travel to Sidney by auto or train, join sisters brothers and cousins, support committees and celebrate patriotism with joyful noises and community spirit.

Sidney

Stephens Announces Candidacy for County Assessor

Fred E. Stephens declares his bid for the County Assessor post on the Republican ticket. He currently serves as precinct assessor for Sidney precinct and is City Clerk of Sidney. He describes himself as a clerical man from the ground up and pledges a businesslike, systematic approach if elected.

Fred E. Stephens Stephens Sidney City of

Frank Rowan and Family Trade In Sidney Saturday

Frank Rowan and family traveled from their Gurley ranch to Sidney last Saturday for trading.

Frank Rowan Sidney Gurley

Fred Brown Quiet Return After Wyoming Capture

Fred Brown was captured near Medicine Bow Wyoming by Sheriff Saunders and a Carbon County posse after a failed escape. He was wounded in the chest but surrendered and was transported via No. 4 to Sidney with guards. The chase spanned two states as Hyers pursued Brown, with chatter of returns and rival pursuers across towns.

Fred Brown Wyoming Sherieff Saunders Carbon County Brown Fred Trown Sidney Fenton Medicine Row Saunders Gus Hyers Hyers Green River Dix Potter Redington Garley

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice

Notice to members announces a Legion Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday night June 27 at 8 o clock in the Library club rooms.

American Legion Auxiliary Library Club

Mountain Trout Tossed From Randall Ranch Sales Drive

Jack Benedict and his wife visited Randall ranch on a McDonald Motor Company sales mission and returned with mountain trout from Lawrence Fork. He shared the catch with the reporter, whose friendship is gratefully acknowledged.

Jack Benedict Randall Ranch McDonald Motor Company Lawrence Fork

Barn Fire Near Treinen Farm Prompts Quick Graders Help

Tuesday afternoon Matthew Treinen's barn caught fire shortly after road graders halted nearby with their engine. Mrs. Treinen summoned help from the graders' camp, moved the automobile, and the crews worked swiftly to save all buildings. The barn suffered heavy damage.

Yast Matthew Treinen

Resting Vacation Trails for Miss Mabel Perry in Omaha

Miss Mabel Perry of the J. B. Byars store begins a three week vacation starting Monday with travel to Omaha and several intervening points. She expects a quiet, restful time away from work.

Mabel Perry J. B. Byars Omaha

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. E. Wood Henry Paviat Farl Kratz Myrtle Lancaster Oakley Otten Democrat A. A. Sharp Chas N. Deaver J. W. Billeter J. M. Nelson D. R. Campbell Sheri Tremecrat G. W. Puckett J. W. McDaniel Fred Frahm John Daugherty Geo. W. Brewer Henry Hargens Henry C. Hlome A. OD. Taueckeive J. W. Smith Jean— A. J. Kinnersley R. P. Kepler A. &. Warren Anna McFadden Mra D. B. Filechter L. H. Bordwell Charles H. Gardner 2Nd Dist Cheyenne County Campbell Albert Horst South Davison Walter Bartels Campbell Chapel Kroh Lutheran Church Teachers’ Certificate Examinations Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Kohan Mountain Trout Seth
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