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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1926

Page

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National Guard unit to start in Sidney Nebraska

The Nebraska Adjutant General confirms a regular State National Guard unit will be established in Sidney. A headquarters company for the 1Mth infantry will be formed, with initial staffing of 71 to 41 maximum members, and equipment to arrive soon. Prospective recruits should apply to Reserve Office Lieutenants Underwood or Ledbetter. training at Camp Ashland runs August 2 to 17 with pay and expenses covered.

National Guard Sidney Adjutant General ‘of Nebraska State National Guard State Adjutant General Lincoln Shiney 1Mth Paul Alliance Scottsbluff Adjutant General's Office Tobin Opera House Fred Underwood Commercial Hotel Carl Ledbetter Sidney Isdrundry Camp Ashland

Gurley Teacher Weds Wyoming Oil Man in Sterling Ceremony

Mises Mable Walker daughter of B. L. Walker of Gurley married Harry B. Wiseman of Midwest Wyoming. Ceremony at Sterling Methodist parsonage with Anna Thatcher and Ivan Walker as attendants. They will reside in Midwest after a two week honeymoon visiting Colorado and Nebraska.

Methodist Episcopal Sterling Mises Mable Walker B. L. Walker Gurley Harry B. Wiseman Midwest Wyoming Mr. Henderson Sterling Methodist Church Anna Thatcher Ivan Walker Sidney High School Walker Wiseman Coorado Nebraska

Visitors Pleased by Bertrand Family Visit to Town

Mr and Mrs Larson and their son Ted of Bertrand Nebraska visited W LeRoy Larson and family in town last week then traveled west across Nebraska inspecting grape conditions and meeting friends They reported Cheyenne and neighboring counties far ahead in land values and crop outlook During the stay Mr and Mrs Datson and daughter in law also toured Alliance to view property they own there.

Mrei R. A. Larson Ted Bertrand Nebr W.leroy Larson Netraska Mr.Larson Cheyenne Amt Datson LeRoy Larson Alliance

Farmers Union Annual Picnic At Krueger's Lake

The Cheyenne County Farmers Union and friends held a large picnic at Krueger's lake on Wednesday. Over 1,000 attended for a day of sports, feasting and edification with the Bunker Hill band, races, prizes, and a reunion of old friends. The afternoon included music, the national anthem, and speeches by C. J. Osborn, Alex T. Lee, H. I. Click, John Tromble, and George Boomer. The day closed with a band concert and evening dance.

Cheyenne County Farmers ’Union Krueger Bunker Hill Band America Rawb M. E. Church C. J. Osborn Osborn Alex T. Lee Alliance H. I. Click John Tromble Kansas Farmers Union George Boomer E. O. Johnson Viola Foster

Sidney Rotarians Return From Denver Convention

Sidney Rotarians arrive home after attending a grand Denver convention. The delegation includes President and Mrs. L. T. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sherrerd, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kratz, and many others praising Denver hospitality and noting they are back in the harness.

Denver Sidney Rotarians Sidney L. T. Poole Sherrerd E. R. Kratz Teen Fine Earl Thayer Roy Greenlee J. L. Teweh A. &. Hardy E. L. Uptegrove J. A. Bentley W. W. Jordan A. E. Phelps Clara Klein

Greenlee Family Heads for Yellowstone Park Trip

Mr and Mrs A K Greenlee with daughters Martha Greenlee Hill and Catherine Greenlee depart for an extended automobile journey through Yellowstone National Park. They will stop at Custer Montana for the Little Big Horn celebration, an important annual event in the park country, planning to be away several weeks. Meanwhile the J B Byars Store Wales force held a picnic supper at Krueger's Lake Wednesday evening.

A. K. Greenlee Martha Greenlee Hill Catherine Greenlee Yellowstone National Park Custer, Mont Battle of the Little Big Horn Park Country Wales Force J. B. Byars

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting and Banquet

The Sidney chamber met at the Union Pacific hotel for a regular semi monthly session and banquet at 6 15 pm. They discussed road improvements in western Nebraska and the potential loss of federal aid for the Sidney Colorado highway. The group urged undivided support to secure continued appropriations and also considered a proposed Sidney Y M C A building and a roadway into the Black Hills country, seeking broad community backing.

Sidney Chanter of Commerce Union Pacific Nebraska Colorado Sidney Colorado Line Sidney Chamber of Commerce Y.M.C.A Chamber

Ford Instruction School Attracts Many Students

The Sidney Motor Buses Company opened a Ford instruction school for owners of Ford cars and tractors in Sidney. The free sessions, held nightly at eight o'clock, aim to help car owners fix minor deficiencies and avoid garage costs. Shop Foreman Emanuel Troutman leads the program to improve understanding of motor construction and in-home repairs.

Ford Sidney Motor Buses Company Sidney Gauge Emanuel Troutman

The Whippet Here Adverts Tease a Fast Pet

Telegraph advertises the coming of The Whippet a fast four legged creation kept under guard in Sidney. Public release not until July 30th fuels curiosity by promising a worthwhile spectacle. Guesswork about the Whippet abounds as details stay withheld.

Telegraph Sidney

Independence Week Program in Sidney Outlined

The committee for Independence Week in Sidney has nearly finished the program inviting all residents and nearby communities to join. Activities begin Monday June 28 with the old M E church bell rung at 11 11 and 11 21 am with Mayor Rogers leading.

Sidney M. E. Church Court House Rogers The Telegraph

Potter Young Couple Married at Sidney

A marriage took place at the Methodist parsonage in Biteey on June 16. Mims Hine Nelson of the Potter district wed Lloyd Shaw, a respected Dix farmer, with Rev Louis H Kaub officiating. Parents and close friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson, is a noted schoolteacher in Cheyenne County. The groom is a valued member of his Dix community. They will reside on a farm near Dix.

Methodiat Parsonage Biteey Oon EU‘ Deine Mims Hine” Nelson Potter “District Ams Idoyd Shaw Dix Louis H. Kaub Eter Nelson Cheyenne County Sin Couge

Barker Clothes Shop Adopts Glover Dry Cleaning System

Barker Clothes shop announces the installation of the Glover system in their plant. F. F. Goddard of Nashville now heads the cleaning department, bringing expert experience to the operation and promising finer results.

Barker Clothes Shop Barker's F. F. Goddard Nashville, Tenn

Fourth of July Celebration at Krueger's Lake

Sidney Post No 17 American Legion plans a two day Fourth of July observance at Krueger's Lake six miles east of Sidney. The event, billed as western Nebraska’s biggest and best, will run from dawn to night with entertainment and amusements for thousands from near and far.

American Legion J. L. McIntosh Sidney Post No. 17 Krueger’s Lake The Nebraska Krueger Sidney Legion Telegraph

Telegraph Protects Home Business Firms by Local Press

The Telegraph advocates protecting home business interests from outside competition. It reports declining to place ads for an out of town firm and urges local merchants to support local publishing. plus a July 4 celebration program at Krueger’s lake with sports, a boxing bout, and a tug of war challenge by Sidney Post No. 17.

Busines Telat Bonefness Nan Hame Telegraph Sterling Sidney Oshkosh Buddy” Portz Challange Sidney Post

Western Service Company Seeks City Electric Plant Purchase

The Western Service Company proposes to buy Sidney's electric light and power plant and steam plant. It offers no material rate reduction, and municipal operations currently provide excellent service with fair returns, likely limiting serious city consideration of the franchise proposal.

Western Service Company Sidney

Rev Anton Link Attends Church Congress Then Catholic Educational Association

Rev Anton Link of Chicago travels to Taouwsville Kentucky for the twenty third annual meeting of the Catholic Educational Association. While he is away next Sunday only one mass will be held at 8 am.

Father Link inChicago Catholic Churches Chicago Taouwsville, Ky Catholic Educational Association

Cheyenne Trading Company Under Handicap

Cheyenne Trading Company operates under handicap while dismantling the old building behind the American Bank on East Second Street. Stocks are rearranged into the main building with cramped sales space. The dry goods department moves to the basement and groceries to the back to reduce stock and improve handling until the new up-to-date store is complete.

Cheyenne County ‘Trading Company American Bank Second Street

Mauser Visits Wellington Oil Field to See Gushing Wells

Fred Mauser of Sidney Motor Sales and Bud Ports visited Wellington Saturday and Sunday, meeting with Jamen Farrell of Farrells Associates. New wells by Union Oil and Farrells Associates near a drilling site show rising production and strong pressure, signaling potential success for Farrells test as the field’s sole independent operator.

Fred Mauser Sidney Motor Sales Company Bud Wellington Oi Jamen Farrell Farrell's Associates Oil Organization Wellington Union Oil Company of California Farrell's Associates Mauser Sidney Civbic Farrell

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Scottebluff Farmers Union Greenlee Yellowstone Park Sf Commerce Ford Instruction School Potter Barkers Montecello Thomas Jefferson City Electric Anton Link Cheyenne Trading Company
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