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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

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Chautauqua Program Opens Tomorrow For Five Day Run

The Standard Chautauqua Circuit opens a five day stay in Sidney starting Saturday. Tent on the Central school lawn promises pleasant afternoons and evenings with tickets selling at 2.20 for adults and 1.10 for children until noon Saturday. W R Roettger handles sales. Daily programs feature concerts, lectures, and special children sessions led by Mrs. R B Witham. Aims to entertain and educate, with emphasis on wholesome activities for Sidney’s youngsters.

W. R. Roettger Sidney R. BE. Witham Childrens Bell Ringers’ Quartette Bell Ringers Bd Whiston Beatrice Stuart Weller Bostonia Anne Radcliffs Harvester Company Custume Ivening Cyruss Nausbaum Quintette Rep W. I. King Vupino Quintette

Country Club Coming Along Splendidly

Work on the Sidney country club progresses with the swimming pool nearly ready and the first nine golf holes expected by next week. Tennis courts will follow, with club house construction planned as plans arrive, while about 130 members have already signed up amid rising regional interest.

Sidney’s Country Club

North Platte Booster Men Visit Sidney For Ball Game

About 150 North Platte Commercial club members arrived in Sidney Wednesday, their train stopping opposite the baseball diamond for Sidney versus Scottsbluff. The visitors enjoyed the game, then returned by train. A marching band led a parade through Sidney streets and plans were shared on local development. A Harley Davidson Twin Cylinder motorcycle is for sale at Jackson Auto Supply Co.

North Platte Commercial Club Sidney Boosters Scottsbluff Laelod Baifl Lincoln T Highway Rose Streets R. (. Kepler North Platte Tlilacola County Jackson Auto Supply CO

Bankers debate crop removal and storage in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Bankers Association met at the American Bank and Hornaday's cafe to discuss harvest and marketing of a bumper wheat crop. They noted transportation limits, money tightness, and urged farmers to stockpile grain in granaries and store it as rail capacity allows. The group planned a July 2 meeting to review surveys and seek concrete solutions.

Cheyenne County Bankers’ Association American Bank Thesday Hornaday J. A. Babcock Votter Martin W. Dimery State Bankers’ Association Omaha Bankers’ Association Mesars. M. Dimery E D. McAllister H. T

The Boosters Triumph Over Bluffers In Tight Game

In a lively exhibition, The Boosters held Bluffers to five singles and two runs while Don ov an and eight teammates built a lead. Pitcher Pickett drew fanfare as boosters cheered and the crowd saluted with four gun salvos before the game ended, final score 6 to 2.

Red Donovan Boosters Pickett Bluff Boys Roval Donovan Bugs Robeus Anderson Hazen Williams Simodynes van Diver Haas Bushong

Scottsbluff Falls Again to Boosters in Thursday Game

Scottsbluff was defeated 12 to 6 by the Boosters on Thursday. Closman and Haas powered the local battery for the winning team as Scottsbluff struggled to respond.

Boosters Scottsbluff Closman and Haas

Paul Ackels Loses Right Hand In Home Workshop Incident

Paul Ackels suffered a severe right hand injury at his home workshop in the southwest part of the city while planning boards for shelving. His hand was mangled in machinery, requiring amputation and immediate surgery at Dr N E Matour's office. He faces permanent disability and months of recovery ahead.

Paul Ackels Ackers N. E. Matour Ackles

Home One Must Pay at Methodist Church Tonight and Tomorrow

Hear the Master Voices and Musicians at the Victor Shop. Large assortment of records on hand. For acetylene welding, automobile repairing and accessories. See Brewer and Wallace.

Methodist Church Victor Shop Brew‘er“& Wallace

Mid West Refiners Fall Before Boosters in Tight Win

The Mid West Refiner Co. fell to the Boosters 5 to 2 Sunday in Laramie as Williams and Simodynes led timely hitting and base running. Hays pitched well and solid defense backed him, with manager Seddie Noben optimistic about strong fan support and improving team form as the season progresses.

Mid-West Refiner Co Laramie Hays Williams Simodynes Seddie Noben Sterling Boosters

County 1920 Wheat Crop Promises Good in Cheyenne

Cheyenne County experts report an abundant moisture and ideal weather boosting the 1920 wheat crop. Sidney Draw notes the north section slightly ahead due to land topography, with heads forming and harvest soon expected for the county’s best yield yet.

Cheyenne County Sidney

Five Ninety Eight Dress Sale Ends Soon

A fashion notice announces a dress sale priced at 5.98 while supplies last occurred last Saturday and the following week. Nora Braasii is cited in the ad as a contact or brand reference.

Nora Braasii

Masons and Eastern Stars Observe St John’s Day

About a hundred Masons and Eastern Star members joined in Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church to honor St John the Baptist. Rev Bennett delivered the address after musical numbers and motion pictures. Oscar Bennett directed the choir and sang “The Lord is My Light.” Miss Ruth Jackson, once a Sidney teacher, has been visiting the Hardy home.

Masonic and Eastern Star Methodist Episcopal Church St. John the Baptist Astern Star Masonic Hall Bennett St. John’s Day Oscar P. Bennett Ruth Jackson Sidney A. 8. Hardy

Some One Must Pay shown for 15.25 dollars

A cinema advertisement promises the film Some One Must Pay at a price of 1525 cents per admission. The notice frames the showing as a feature attraction with a fixed ticket cost and no additional details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Country Club Sidney Lumber Co Rose Street U. P. Depot Nebraska M. B. Oliver Victor and Brunswick M. E. Pettibone McInstoah Block Bluffers Sidney Ah Roben Ween Simodynoes Hans Cocceeaneecaced Donovia Rushong Owl Scottsbluff AB KL Clark Walker Swires Fivinna Jarsted Kelly Gober Hollingworth RIK Scotts Bluff Hollingsworth Sidney, Donovan and Haus Mid-West Masons Eastern Stars Masonic John the Baptist Oberfelder& CO Buil the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska Jesse C. McNish James L. McIntosh George E. Taylor George R. Buckner Eugene D. McAllister John L. McCarthy
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