Celebrate Nation's Birthday in Sidney
Sidney prepares for a big Nation's Birthday celebration with a parade featuring veterans, Boy Scouts, Red Cross, and local bands. Prizes include a tire and tube, a gold watch chain, and Rogers silverware. A pavilion program with oratory, music, luncheon, dancing, and a racing exhibition at the Fair Grounds follows the parade.
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Sidney
Aluy
Soldiers and Sailors
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Summie Girls
Union Pacific Brigade
Inwia
Wild West
Sidney Cornet
First Street
Nebraska State Bank
S O
J. S. Davis Auto Company
Virgil Marsh
Rogers
Sidney Mercantile Company
J. J. Boucher
Omaha
Boucher
GC. A. Mann
Fair Grounds
Nebraska
Sidney Jockey Club
Flag Raising Saturday Night at Rose Street Intersection
The city will raise the flag at the Rose street and Incoln Highway intersection Saturday night at eight o'clock. The Civil War veterans will hoist the pole donated by American Bank, with W. P. Miles delivering a brief address as the Sidney band plays. Citizens are urged to attend this public display of patriotism and devotion to American ideals.
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Rose Street
Incoln Highway
American Bank
Raisd
W. P. Miles
Sidney Band
Sidney
Peter Peetz Receives Accidental Injury
Peter Peetz suffered a deep thigh wound after a knife slipped while he butchered. He bound the injury, drove to a doctor, and avoided major arteries. He will be confined to bed for several days though the wound is not serious.
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Peter Peetz
Mr. Peetz
Nebraska State Bank Unveils New Corner Signs
The Nebraska State Bank replaced its sign at the northwest corner with two larger gold letter signs on black, bearing the bank name in heavy glass framed letters priced around $50,000.00. William Breternitz plans to buy a new Oldsmobile for country spins. A seamstress offers daily sewing services, with J. K. Childers listed for more information.
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Nebraska State Bank
I O O F Sidney Lodge Meeting Invitation
I O O F Sidney Lodge No 91 of the Odd Fellows meets every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall. All brothers are extended a cordial invitation to attend. Pleasing discussions and evening enjoyment. Come. W W Chowins Fin Secy.
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Sidney Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Order
W. W. Chowins
Fin
Sec‘y
Association of Sidney Comm unity Board Meets to Fill Officers
The Sidney Community Association convened at the American Bank with Pres. G R Buckner and directors present. Otis Dimick and C Q O Hade-Napped vacancies replaced by Uptegrove and Goodwin as directors. Committees named, bylaws to be drafted, permanent secretary sought, and a forward, success awaits us motto urged for citizen support.
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Sidney Community Association
Pres
G. RR. Buckner
Pres. GR. Buckner
Treas. Leon Fine
J. I. Pindell
J. L. Mctutosh
T. B E. Grabill
R. L. Riley
A. J. Jorgenson
American Bank
Buckner
Otis Dimick
C. QO. Hade
Uptegrove
Dimick
Frank L. Goodwin
Hade
Association
W. BE. Swalzlander
Finance Ways and Means
W. Lv. Miles
C W. West
J. J. McIntosh
W. Ed. Braham
TL. Pindell
Frank . Goodwin
Ian
Sidney Banks Close for War Exhibit Visit
The Sidney banks will close at 2 00 P M on Saturday June 28 and Monday June 30 to allow staff to view a World War ordnance exhibit. Banks also close all day on the Fourth. Miss Elizabeth Engel travels from Gothenburg to visit relatives J R Clement and A J Suckströf, then to Gurley to see her parents. Mrs J R Clements returns from Denver after three weeks with sick relatives. Miss Rosa Engell arrives from Gurley for a Sidney weekend visit.
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Sidney
Elizabeth Engel
Gothinburg
J. R. Clement
A. J. Suckstrof
Gurley
J. R. Clements
Denver
Rosa Engell
Lieutenant Pearson Visits With Grace King Wife
Lieut J T M Pearson and his wife visit Mrs Grace King. Pearson recently returned from service in Honolulu and is being transferred to Camp Wumphreys. Mrs Pearson was formerly Miss Hazel King.
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J. T M. Pearson
Grace King
Pearson
Honolulu
Camp Wumphreys
Hazel ‘King
Farmers Picnic at Annual Meeting in Cheyenne County
About two thousand farmers gathered at Summerson's grove near Lodgepole for Cheyenne County Farm Bureau and Farmers Union annual meeting. Officers elected include W. W. Wise president Glenn Bates vice president and H. G. Gould secretary. County Agent JF A Cunningham elected Farm Bureau secretary. Speaker N W Gaines from University Extension Service Lincoln highlighted a day of instruction and entertainment. Local leaders C 4 Osborn and H Gould praised progress. G E Lieben dorfer outlined Girls and Boys Club work. Juleshuro band supplied music for the day and an open air dance. Lodgepole and Keets, Colorado, played baseball in the afternoon.
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Summerson
Glenn Bates
H. G. Gould
JF. A. Cunningham
Farm Bureau
N. W. Gaines
University Extension Service of Lincoln
Gains
C. 4. Osborn
Farmers Union
Osborn
H. Gould
Girls and Boys Club
Juleshuro
Lodgepole
Keets
Colorado
Keeler Bros Win $40,000 Sidney School Bonds
Keeler Bros of Denver won the bid for Sidney School Bonds totaling 40000 dollars at a premium near 1400 dollars. They will pay 410,000 with accrued interest from issuance to delivery in Denver. Bonds dated July 1 bear 6 percent interest for thirty years with a five year call option. Architects Berlinhof of Lincoln will finalize plans enabling contract consideration for building. bonds show Sidney’s strong market demand.
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Keeler Bros. of
Denver
Sidney School
Berlinhof
Lincoln
Board of Education
Sidney
Improvements on the Bentley Building Rent Room Feature
County Attorney C S Radcliffe is backing improvements on the Bentley building that will create another fine room about fifty feet by twenty two for rent. This room opens on the alley near Main Street and is being built with a concrete floor.
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C. S. Radcliffe
Main Street
Hawaiian Singers Debut At Sidney United Theatre
The Native Hawaiian Singers will debut at the U S A Theatre in Sidney on Saturday June 28 for four days. They arrive highly recommended and are expected to deliver a strong show for Sidney theatre fans.
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Sidney Theatre
Births Reported From Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. John White welcomed a son on June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Neimen announced a daughter on June 24. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mabr welcomed a son on June Ch. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D efenston welcomed a son on June 24.
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Torn
John White
Geo. Neimen
J. Mabr
Floyd Defenston
Osborn Battery Station Promotes Telegraph Subscriptions
A local advertisement urges patrons to patronize Osborn Battery Station and subscribe to The Telegraph, promising superior service and steady access to news. The notice emphasizes trust and customer satisfaction as key selling points.
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Osborn Battery Station
Sidney Racing Meet Opens Tomorrow
The Sidney Jockey Club launches a week of racing in Cheyenne County Nebraska with 91 horses from across the United States and a six race daily schedule. Irwins Original Wild West shows plus carnival attractions accompany daily racing and special events including the Cheyenne County Race, Sidney Merchants Race, and Owners Up Race. Arthur McKnight of Kansas City to start. Bucking horses sought for Wild West acts. Ed McCarthy to advise on animals.
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Sidney Jockey Club
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Union
Irwins
Jockey Club
Sidney Merchants
Arthur McKnight
Kansas City
Wild West
Ed McCarthy
Jenjoy
This Is No Accident Week on the Rail Rounds
This is No Accident Week with a safety pledge to protect family and fellow citizens. The notice urges careful behavior and reminds that no parking on Rose Street or Lincoln Highway during the Fourth of July celebration, with all side streets available for use.
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Rose St
Lincoln Highway
Dr. Kimpston Dentisy and Auto Livery Contactages
Dr Kimpston Dentisy listed with a phone 12 and Auto Livery based at Hobbs Barber Shop with phone 234 providing contact details.
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Kimpston Dentisy
Hobbs
Kratz Brothers Form Land and Title Company in Sidney
Kratz Land and Title Co. formed by Kratz and his brothers G. P. Kratz and G. G. Kratz with branches in Pine Bluffs Burlington and Omaha. They will handle Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming lands and offer loans insurance and legal representation plus reliable abstract and title services. G. G. Kratz a Nebraska Law School graduate will handle the Sidney law office while R. G. Kratz will head the Omaha office after giving up his drafting career.
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KR. Kratz
Sidney
G. P. Kratz
KR. G. Kratz
Omaha
G. G. Kratz
Nebraska Law School
R. G. Kratz
New Drug Store to Open Monday in Kimball
J Earl Thayer a Kimball druggist has bought the Watch Drug stock from John W Grahan and plans to open Monday. He will offer a full line of drugs sundries and fountain service with stock complete at earliest date possible.
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Earl Thayer
Kimball
John W. Grahan
Mr. Thayer
Election of Officers For Red Cross
The Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Friday June 27 at 7 30 for the election of officers and six trustees. Attendance is encouraged to ensure a representative gathering and smooth proceedings.
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Red Cross
The
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J. K. Childers
Sidney Lumber Co
U. P. Depot
Board OF Control
Sidney Banks
Bentley
Sidney Racing Meet
Kratz Land and Title Co
Oberfelder Clothing CO
Sidney, Neb
Buil
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Jesse C. McNish
Geo R. Buckner
Geo. E. Taylor
John W. Graham
J. W. Johnson
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