Sidney Country Club notes on golf events and entries
The Thayer Drug Store donates two prizes for a men’s silver loving cup and a ladies Reach Driver. Players register at local shops then play 18 holes, lowest scores advance to match play. Qualifying runs June 95 to July 1 with a one week per match phase.
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Thayer Drug Store
Sidney Country Club
Thayer's Pharmacy
Maciy ‘Hardware
Bassett Pharmacy
Western Drag Co
Essig Hardware
Country Club Notes Highlight Golf Progress and Guests
Seventy four swam one evening as ladies grow fond of golf at the club. Sidney by electric Ukht offers a famed view from the high point near the clubhouse. Gate admittance starts July 1 after dues paid by June 20. Sterling Colorado visitors J D Blue Jr and J J Roberts toured with Earl Kline and Dr Mantor, praising the course and site.
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Essig
Sidney
Country Club
Suspenson
Sterling
Colorado
J. D. Blue, Jr
J. J. Roberts
Earl Kline
Birth of Helene Dana Kohan in Los Angeles
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Mercill Kohan of Los Angeles that they welcomed a daughter named Helene Dana. Mrs Kohan was formerly Leona Oberfelder of Sidney. Friends extend warm congratulations and happiness for the family.
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Mercill Kohan
Los Angeles
Helene Dana
Kohan
Leona Oberfelder
Sidney
Sidney Talent Assists Bridgeport in Atta Boy Show
Sidney volunteers lend support at Bridgeport for the Atta Boy program benefiting local youth and community groups through shared efforts and fundraising.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Legion post program highlights local talent
The American Legion post, directed by Frisco Harry Hart, presents a program featuring Margie Wallick who is gaining favor for her dancing and singing. Morley Pearson and Mrs Pearson attend, with Mrs Pearson performing Old Fashioned Garden, a number she previously impressed audiences with.
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American Legion
Frisco Harry Hart
Margie Wallick
Morley Pearson
Mrs. Pearson
Brave Little Woman Wins Public Esteem
Mrs Jack Durin at the Commercial hotel celebrates a new baby and plans to continue her life with courage. She receives good care from hotel management as she faces the hardships of a deserting husband, finding motivation in her child.
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Jack Durin
Commercial Hotel
Atkins Heads Overseas Methods
Mr Atkins travels to Omaha today to participate in the state golf tournament remaining about a week. Upon his departure Mrs Atkins plans to return from the city where she has stayed with relatives for two weeks.
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Co. A. Atkins
Omaha
To the Mountains Mrs May Witham and Baby Depart
Mrs May Witham and baby witham left Wednesday for Colorado Springs to spend a month with her parents and invalid sister. Her brother Professor J Q Strain was here and accompanied her. Dr Witham plans to go over later and return with his family.
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May Witham
Ray Gardner Witham
Colorado Springs
J. Q Strain
Dr. Witham
Ben Graham Leaves Bancroft for Dalton Investments
Ben Graham of Bancroft Nebraska departed last Sunday for home after a fortnight in this county. He stayed in Sidney at the A A Sharp home. He owns land near Dalton and is satisfied with his investments here.
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Ben Graham
Bancroft
Nebraska
Sidney
A. A. Sharp
Dalton
A Month In South With Mrs Will Riggs In St Louis
Mrs Will Riggs and her sister Julia Runge are visiting St Louis for a month with relatives. They plan many day trips and expect a cheerful, pleasant vacation during their stay.
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Will Riggs
Julia Runge
St. Louis
West to East Mrn Slawson Returns Home
From West to East Mrs F N Slawson came back Saturday from Santa Bow where she visited her son Hugh Slawson and plans to depart Monday for Kearney to be with her sister Maud Ganson who is seriously ill.
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Mrn
F. N. Slawson
Saat Bow
Hugh Slawson
Kearney
Maud Ganson
Clarence Gregory and Violet Patterson United in Morrill Nebraska
Clarence Gregory of Morrill and Violet Patterson of Madrid Nebraska were married in the city on June 22 by County Judge Chambers. M. M. Kline and Miss Mabel Halston served at with NCSRES.
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Clarence Gregory
Morrill
Nebraska
Violet Patterson
Madrid
Chambers
M. M. Kline
Mabel Halston
Ncsres
Dutton Marries Marsh in North Platte Ceremony
Ray G. Dutton of North Platte and Mabel S. Marsh were married here on June 18 by County Judge Chambers. Miss Mabel Halston and Miss Myrtle Lancaster served as witnesses.
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Ray G. Dutton
North Platte
Mabel S. Marsh
Chambers
Mabel Halston
Myrtle Lancaster
Fleming Johnson nuptials tie two Texas couples
Ralph Fleming of Lorenzo and Clara Johnson of Sidney wed in the city on June 20 in a ceremony conducted by County Judge Chambers. Attendants Clyde M. Johnson and Marjorie Kuhl stood with the couple.
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Ralph Fleming
Lorenzo
Clara Johnson
Sidney
Chambers
Clyde M. Johnson
Marjorie Kuhl
Broz Gallagher Tie the Knot in City Ceremony
James F. Broz of Peetz and Sarah Fh Gallagher of Sidney wed in the city on June 21 guided by Reverend Anton Link. Witnesses were Mrs. Dora Denney and V. S. Kucera. Mrs. L G Lowe hosted a Wednesday bridge and luncheon with three tables. Roscoe Zimmer and daughter Gladys departed for the eastern part of the state for a week visiting plan.
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James F. Broz
Peetz
Sarah Fh. Gallagher
Sidney
Anton Link
Dora Denney
V. S. Kucera
Roscoe Zimmer
Gladys
Colton precinct resident Bertha Olson in county capital
Miss Bertha Olson of Colton precinct was in the county capital on Wednesday for unspecified matters.
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Bertha Olson
Colton
Sparkplug Tester Uses Paper Tube For Fault Checking
A method detects defective sparkplugs by slipping a dry paper tube over the center electrode before testing. The tube, four or more layers thick and oily, provides resistance to force a current path to ground. If the plug is good, a spark passes through the tube. if not, no spark appears. Some plugs prevent tube insertion, requiring porcelain removal to inspect.
Sidney Boosters Defeat Casperites In Tight 5–1 Victory
Fans praised a strong Sidney Boosters performance as they edged Casperites 5 to 1. Key plays included a double page catch by Thomason and Reichle’s superb support. McNeill was tagged out, and a spectacular ninth inning catch capped a high effort by both teams.
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Sidney Boosters
Casper
Sidney
Mopore Roben
Thomason
Reichle
Donaldson
Anderson
Ryan
Boosters
McNeill
Airplane Carriers: Mobile Bases for Naval Air Power
Leslie's notes detail airplane carriers as moving bases for fleets, carrying aircraft, seaplanes and munitions, with lands and facilities like a first class airdrome. Each carrier supports a battleship division with forty fighters and twenty bombers or torpedo planes, plus crew quarters, stores, and meteorological offices.
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Leslie’s
Labor chief urges Mississippi waterway plan for jobs
Denver June 20 James Lord president of the American Federation of Labor calls for immediate government development of a Mississippi system as a deep waterway. He says the project would fight unemployment flood control land reclamation and create demand for ships canals and related industries. He also warns against privately hired armed labor violence and urges public credit for constructive work.
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Denver
Colo
Mississippi
James Lord
Wining ‘Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Lord
Mr. Lord
Missouri
Hlinois
Ohio
New Orleans
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
South America
Europe
Iesort
Mining Department
Tax problems to get airing at Bretton Woods meet
Bretton Woods New Hampshire June 20 Tax issues affecting individuals and communities will be debated by National Tax association members at their annual convention starting September 12 The event marks the group’s first New England meeting and will likely draw experts on federal taxation as the form of the revenue act is anticipated to be known before then
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Bretton Woods
N. H
National Tax Association
New England
Thoughtful Members Keep Up the Interest
Chamber of Commerce directors met in regular session to renew Lincoln Highway signs through Hmits and suburbs. They urged motorists to display the Sidney placard and consider painting Sidney signs on public water tanks. Secretary Pearson and Chairman Miles were praised for their efforts. Dr Light and Mrs Norton from the North-East Relief state office spoke at lunch before adjourning for a Casper ball game.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hmits
Pearson
Miles
Casper
Light
Doctor Norton
State Office
North-East Relief
Norton
League Women Voters End Campaign With 78000 Treasury
The league of women voters closed the latest campaign with a treasury of 78000 dollars. In contrast the men’s campaign committees faced deficits. A caption notes a woman often saves money except in a dry goods store as cited in Capper’s Weekly.
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League of Women Voters
Fatigue Test Phrase From Medical Text Cited
A line describing fatigue onset uses a phrase about a slight temperature rise in a specimen, noting it may quote a medical journal. The excerpt ends mid sentence, with authorial caution about how a doctor might refer to a patient.
Fatigue in Metals Warns of Hidden Dangers
The article reports on research by the Hingineering Foundation examining metal fatigue and its risks. It notes steel can fatigue like a tired aviator or crank shaft, potentially causing a city blackout or a steamship's drift at sea, highlighting endurance limits in machinery.
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Nual
Hingineering Foundation
Death of George Sager at sister's home near Sidney
George Sager died at his sister Mrs. Bismarck Runge's home six miles west of Sidney last Wednesday evening. He was about forty five, leaves a wife and a small child and many relatives. Funeral set for today at the Christian church with a longer notice to follow next week.
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George Sager
Bismarck Runge
Sidney
Christian Church
Mixed Metaphors Highlight a Northern Newspaper
A Middle Western paper featured a playful line where a speaker urged that the hinges of their friendship never rust, and that they remain links in a golden chain of fellowship, blending imagery to emphasize lasting ties. The whimsical analogy stands out as a curious case of mixed metaphors in local commentary.
New York Paper Praises President Speech on Silesian Question
A New York paper reports the president’s speech on the Silesian problem held at the university grounds. It calls it the most lucid explanation heard and notes the setting and context of the remarks.
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New York
No Such Luck Parents Rail At Kidnapping Claim
A Lansing State Journal editorial mocks Detroit parents who said their daughter was kidnapped after she ran away. It argues against sensational claims and urges caution about sensationalism in public statements.
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Detroit
Lansing State Journal
Hat sale on main floor begins Saturday at five dollars
The Elite Millinery announces a sale on hats on the main floor starting Saturday at five dollars, with continued discounts the following week.
Arthur H. Dutton Dead Veteran Newspaper Leader
Arthur H. Dutton, fifty six, a navy officer in World War I and a prominent western newspaper man, died after a lengthy illness in San Francisco. A Annapolis graduate and veteran of the World and Spanish American wars, he leaves a widow and a son who is a lieutenant in the marine corps, killed at Chateau Thiery.
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Arthur H. Dutton
San Francisco
Annapolis
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Guy Dedrick
Henry Jones
Dave Jones
Charles Atkins
George Buckner
P. W. Barker
A. T. Barks
St. Allen
Ray Stansbury
R. P. Kepler
A. E. Witham
Frank Schroeder
H. E. Mantor
J. T. McIntosh
E. D. McAllister
FR. L. Updegrove
Paul Martin
Mr. Atkins
Gregory—Patterson
Dutton—Marsh
Fleming—Johnson
Broz—Gallagher
Casperites
Ay Hale
Eeasee Jackson
Lartzell
Roy A. Haynes
Roy A. Haynes Ia
Mhillsboro
Labor Federation
National Association
New Hampshire
League of Women
Osborn & Jorgenson
Hink’s
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