Howard S Kennedy remembered as a valued town member
The Almighty Father called Howard S Kennedy home after a short time in the community where he lived just over three years. A merchant of fair methods and active in community betterment, his gentle, unpretentious nature made him a true friend. His loss is deeply felt by family and neighbors. A poem honors his memory as he rests in peace. The message urges unity and an orderly community to attract good farmers, noting the need to "put our house in order" to invite growth and prosperity in Cheyenne County.
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Howard S. Kennedy
Kennedy
Howard Kennedy
Glory
Paradise
Val Kuska
The
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Civic patriotism and local shopping urged in Sidney booster piece
A Sidney community column argues that growth and permanent prosperity depend on local commerce and patriotism. It urges residents to buy at Sidney stores, noting ample lines, current styles, fair prices, and strong merchant advertising in The Telegraph. It condemns patronizing mail order houses and distant shops.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Colorado
Telegraph
Food for serious thought on Sidney Cheyenne County co operation
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce praises efforts to foster better understanding between city dwellers and farmers. Mutual cooperation between Cheyenne County farmers and Sidney business leaders is essential for progress and prosperity. A larger Sidney promises better marketing facilities, higher prices, and improved land value, requiring ongoing joint effort beyond mere understanding.
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Sidney
Cheyennne County
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Numerous brief notes record visitors and travels among residents. G. C. Gemeinhardt of Potter, John McGrane from Dalton, William Sandows of Potter and others visited Sidney this week while several locals left for Omaha and Cheyenne for visits, treatment, or business. Births are noted for Mr. and Mrs. Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. Zuhlke.
Local Movers and Community Notices
G W Rasch moved to his former home in Scottsbluff and shipped furniture by truck. Andy Anderson, former Sidney resident and champion ball team member, visited last Wednesday. Rose Walsh now works in the district court clerk office replacing Nora Fitzgerald, who plans to leave in early May for the cast.
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G. W. Rasch
Scottsbluff
Andy Anderson
Rose Walsh
District Court
Nora Fitzgerald
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John Costello
Dan Root
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