Corn Contest Again Open For Next Year
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce approves continuing the corn contest with prizes in each department. County Agent Willey urged fall seed selection and spring planting and earmarking a ten acre plot after several years. A guest report noted four thousand people attended the short course. Ted Strain spoke on Kansas advertising abroad, while a Lieurance concert is slated for March 2 at the Methodist church featuring Thurlow Lieurance Edna Woolley Lieut soprano and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Crawford
Kaubami
Kahse
Ed Uptegrove
Uptegrove
Chamber
Leo Osborn
Good Roads Organization
M. A. Shipman
C.D. Green
Lodge
Thoral
Copport
Ted Strain
Sidney
Weeden
Kansas
Lieurance
Thurlow
Edna, Wolley
Lieutig
United States
Local Notes From Sidney Thinly Stated
Jackson superintendent and assistant pass through Sidney for safety meeting. Bulls and Brumage head to Cheyenne for a safety gathering. Langford of Omaha visiting Sidney. Rows and Brim, freight house personnel, noted as ill. Claude Gross of North Platte, former operator, visiting. Walt returned from Omaha hospital improved. Charles Alan Chambers and Mildred Ann Morris wed in Washington January 16 with well wishes from the Telegraph staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischel
Bulls
Harry Brumage
Cheyenne
Langford
Omaha
Sidney
Chiartes
Souse
Herman
Schroeder
Claude Gross
North
Charles
Alan
Chasers
Aed
University of Western Maryland
Mies Mildred Ann ‘Morris
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Greenlees Fashion Show Draws Large Crowd
An unusually large crowd attended Greenlees store annual style show on Monday evening. The eight o’clock event filled the room, with spectators perched on shelves to view the spring garments. Models performed admirably, and the musical selections by Miss Dorothy Hart were noted as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlees
Dorothy Hart
Browne Leaves for Jerome Arizona Drug Firm Post
F. BR. Browne departed early in the week for Jerome Arizona to assume a position in a drug store firm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BR. Browne
Jerome
Arizona
Burlington poultry train visit draws near record crowd
Nearly two thousand visitors toured the Burlington poultry special at Sidney on Wednesday afternoon. The event, held at the Fobin opera house and train display, showcased live and dressed poultry, breeding and feeding methods, and sanitation. Dan Chatterton and Billy Donahue led demonstrations, promising higher profits per hen through improved practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sidney
Burtington
Cheyenne County
Ponte
Officials hail successful Natl Short Course in Sidney
The International Harvester short course, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, drew large crowds at the Tobin opera house last Thursday and Friday. About 4000 people attended at times, with 80 seatings needed on Thursday. weather reduced Friday attendance yet the program fulfilled its promises. Speakers were well versed and both farmers and schoolchildren gained from the instruction. Local groups and Mr Uptegrove led a cooperative effort praised for bringing the event to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Compu
Chamber of Commerce and Organization
Tobin Opera House
Chamber of Commerce
Amd
Uptegrove
Sidney
Sidney Falls to Ashland in Class D Tourney Round One
Sidney high school lost 15 to 12 to Ashland in the first round of the Clase D state tournament. Ashland speed and Owena’s scoring led the visitors while Sidney’s defense faltered late. Sidney rallied but could not overcome the jinx and exit the sixteenth annual event with the early exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Ashland
Clase D
Sidney
Owena
Shirey Guards
Saim
Sidney Boys
Stanley
Amodatese
Hendrix
Memorial Hospital Publishes Good Paper
The Pioneer Memorial hospital at Dalton released the first issue of The Hospital News, an eight page publication featuring a front page hospital photo. The staff list covers General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Ophthalmology, Oto-Laryngology and Dermatology with chiefs, associates, and consultants from Denver, Omaha, Cheyenne, and additional roles including Business Manager and Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton
Telegraph
A. E. Hedlund
M. D
R. F E. Roche
C. Palmer
George L. Strader
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. L. Beck
C. C. Tomlinson
Omaha
R. F. Dedrick
E. 8. Ewing
Changes in Sidney store leadership new manager named
C Leroy Liggett is appointed manager of the J B Byars store in Sidney succeeding W H Peck who resigns to take a larger company role in Fort Collins or Denver. The change occurs Thursday morning as Sidney loses a progressive merchant and residents extend best wishes to Peck and Liggett in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leroy Liggett
J. B. Byars
Sidney
W. H. Peck
Fort Colling
Denver
Mr. Peck
Kennedy
Peck
Binneyami
Lok Basse
Chamber of
Comerce
Gidney
Liggett
New Mexico
Chappell “Store
McDowell
Sidney Merchants Campaign Against Peddlers
Sidney merchants sponsor a campaign this week against itinerant peddlers. They argue door to door selling is costly and unreliable, offering inferior goods at higher prices, and warn that guarantees are often meaningless. Local merchants provide better value, service, refunds, and immediate satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bidsley An
Aia
al Jnley
Peddier
Men Lead Parent Teacher Program At Meeting
The regular Parent-Teacher meeting on Wednesday evening was hosted by men. Mrs. Kahl, president, said the group values men’s aid and that the program benefited from their involvement. Coach Horn led, the male quartet sang, and Prof Liebendorfer and Rev Kaul spoke on home influence and health. Dr Berger urged 100 percent father mother and child health, while Oren Weymouth closed on Nebraska joining the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahl
Coach Horn
Messrs
Hodgkin
Daniel
Barker
Haworth
Istady Aml
Western Public Service may extend to Sidney city plant
Rumor says Western Public Service of Scottsbluff plans to take over Sidney and Bidney municipal plants. City council wary. voters may decide if sale proceeds. Company representatives reportedly toured plants and inventories, with no definite negotiations yet. Also notes Mokney and Dalton ties. Mrs Hugh McFadden and daughter head to Savannah for hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Western Public Service Company
Sidney
City
Kittie Foundations
Western ‘Public Service Company of
Scottsbluff
Bidney
Bridgewheee
Mokney
Tate
Bascae
Dalton
Cheyenne County Seeks More Farmers to Boost Production
An editorial argues Cheyenne County could nearly double crop output by doubling farmer numbers without enlarging total acreage. It urges diversified cropping and tighter weed control, better seed beds and seed treatment, and less land per farmer to raise yields and profits. It notes time for soil work and weed management is critical for higher wheat and other crops, especially in dry farming areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ami
Jess
Krieger Wins Again At Local Wrestling Meet
Local fans from Gering witnessed Adam Krieger triumph in a wrestling match Wednesday evening. He earned the best fall in thirty seven with a head scissors, followed by a Flying Mare for the next fall in seven minutes. Attendees included Sidney’s Roy Chick Andy Anderson Cetriteam and Jim Prout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrvatling
Gering
Adam Kreiger
Jas
Henry Harhansana
Duluth
Kreiger
Wrettlig
Theige
Sidney
Roy’ Chick
Amdiy Anderson
Cetriteam
Jim Prout
City caucuses set for Thursday evening at Tobin Opera House
Ward caucuses open at 7 PM with the first ward meeting at the Tobin Opera House, the second at the north school, and the third at the east school. A general caucus follows at 8 PM to nominate a mayor, city treasurer, and city clerk. Other officials may be reappointed or replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coucilmen
Tobin Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
Jackson
Ana' His
J. W. Byran
Avis Rogers
Bertha Flo
Elizabeth Worden
George Williams
Henrietta Eigenberger
Mrs. James
Minnie Schlichting
Velma Bell
Memorial Hospital
Western Public&Service Company
Sidney Plant
Hugh McFadden
Miss Gaile
Jett
Savannah
Missouri
Miss Sadie
Krieger
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