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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

15

Spring Fashion Revue Showings Highlight Local Style

A parade of latest spring fashions unfolds in Sidney with Margery Albaugh and G. E. Hart among organizers. The community gains pride as local stores present top apparel, sparing residents from traveling to Sterling for style shows.

Margery Albaugh G. E. Hart I. M. James Gordon Tobin George Null Gardner Witham Milton Allen Sidney Sterling

Sidney High School Basketball Season Recap

Sidney High School finished with a 6 win 6 loss record under Coach Horn. The team, mostly freshmen and sophomores, showed strong growth despite a tough schedule, posting 128 points to opponents 123 in conference play and listing notable scores from Kimball, Chappell, Bayard, Bridgeport, Alliance, and Sterling.

Sidney High Horn Sidney Sterling Kimball Bayard Chappell Bridgeport Bridgepoort Alliance

Extension service talks on dairy cattle and poultry profits

M N Lawritson of the Agricultural College at Lincoln lectured on purebred dairy cattle stressing higher profits from blooded stock over scrub cattle. O N Summers, a poultry specialist, spoke in Potter Sidney and Gurley about raising and caring for poultry as a profitable business.

M. N. Lawritson Agricultural College At Lincoln District Court Room O. N. Summers Extension Service Potter Sextorp Sidney Gurley

Legion Sets Big Show Dates for April 15 and 16

The American Legion met in regular session Tuesday night and decided to stage a Legion show similar to the days of ’49 on April 15 and 16. Committees were named for athletics police stands finance and advertising with Charles Gardner in charge of all committees. A letter from State Athletic Commissioner Kilmartin discussed amateur boxing contests and classes in the community, with Fred Runge selected to lead the effort. The high school boxing program will be supported by the Legion. All members were urged to bring a guest to the next meeting and a special speaker was planned.

American Legion Legion Fred Runge Cook F. Wyman E. Runge R. Walker C. Ledbetter HK. Grabill RK. Green Jee C. Gross Charles Gardner Kilmartin

Fielechmann's Yeast Malted Milk At Bas Seté's Fountain

Try 2 Fielechmann's yeast malted milk served at Bas seté's Pharmacy fountain for a refreshing mocktail style beverage. The note invites customers to sample the famous malted drink and enjoy its vintage fountain service.

Fielechmann Basseté

Postal Rates Increase on April 15 1925

Postal rates rise effective April 15 1925 with two cent per two ounce scales for first class and parcel post. Government post cards remain at one cent, registered mail adds fifteen cent fee plus return receipt options, money orders set by value, and insurance charges tiered by value. First class mail reverts to two cents per ounce or fraction.

Government Post Co. O. D

Farmers Union Holds Quarterly Meeting

The Colorado Farmers Union president Mr. Collins spoke on success and failure of the Denver Farmers Union Live Stock Commission company. Cheyenne County Shipping association has shipped extensive hogs and cattle to the cooperative, while C. J. Osborn former Nebraska Farmers Union president urged strengthening the county organization and discussed the cooperative movement.

Alice Boyce Dolly Sick Elizabeth Mangum Lullaby Land Mr. Collins Colorado Farmers Union Denver Farmers Union Live Stock Commission Company Company Cheyenne County Shipping Association Co-Operative Commission C. J. Osborn Nebraska Farmers Union

Local talent delights audience in Western play

Rupert Campbell as Still Bill Stover earned praise for a slow Southern drawl. Francis Matteson as Aurelio Maria Carafa impressed with fluent Spanish lines. Foeter Cook as Mister Cloudy and Howard Lortz as Willie delivered standout cowboy performances. Ken Jones as Gabby Gallagher and Lyle Clark as Skinner showed strong character work. Bertha Flo as Jeane Chopin and Elizabeth Armstrong as Roberta Keap added depth, with Miss Henrietta Shoemaker earning credit for directing. The cast and staging created a convincing Western atmosphere.

Rupert Campbell Bill” Stover Francis Matteson Aurelio Maria Carafa Spain Foeter Cook Mister Cloudy Howard Lortz Willie Kenneth Jones Gabby Gallagher Flying Heart Centipede Ranch Lyle Clark Skinder Hollis Kepler Bertha Flo Jeane Chopin Jack Elizabeth Armstrong Robberta Keap Ruth Dimick Relen Blake Phyliss Corbett Mariadetta Henrietta Shoemaker

Superior model Chevrolet touring seen with A. S. Hardy

A superior model Chevrolet touring is on view or available through dealer A. S. Hardy. The notice highlights the car’s quality and the contact point for interested buyers. The short item emphasizes the salesman and the vehicle type without extraneous details.

A. S. Hardy

Sidney High School Plans Spring Sports

Sidney High School outlines spring programs after basketball ends. Coach Horn will lead spring football tackling, blocking, passing, punting, scrimmage, with boxing taught by Mike Allen of Omaha and track practice set to begin. A county track meet is planned for early May with details to follow.

Mike Allen Omaha

B M S Club Sees St Patrick Theme At Meeting

The B M S club held a regular business meeting last Tuesday at the club rooms with reports from several committees. A St Patrick's day roll call drew many members as the literature and musical departments entertained, featuring a paper on Kathilene Norris, a discussion on The Short Story, a revue of Fra Diavolo, and musical solos and an overture.

B. M. S. Club St. Patrick’s Kathilene Norris J. T. McIntosh Claude Golding Fra Diavolo J. W. Johnson Guy Doran Harry Linton

Sidney Corn Palace Misattributed Build Sparks Correction

Cheyenne county gains press attention as Mid-Week Pictorial in the New York Times featured a photo of the corn palace and a misstatement. The caption claimed high school students built the palace, but Sidney business men actually erected it, prompting a correction.

Cheyenne County New York Times Corn Palace Sidney Business Men

Local School Presents Pinafore Opera Monday Night

Local high school students perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore Monday night at the U. S. A. theatre under Prof. Smith. It is the third opera in a student series and praised as their best yet. Curtain rises at 8:05.

Prof. Smith

Mary Zalesky Rites Held in Lodge Pole Cemetery

Mrs. Mary Zalesky born August 4 1849 in Bohemia died March 10 1925 at her Lodge Pole home. Survived by Frank Emil John James Mary Peters and nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral last Thursday at Lodge Pole with interment at Cesko Slovansky cemetery south of Sunol.

Mary Zalesky Frank Zalesky Bohemia Lodge Pole Zaleskys Kangas Zalesky Frank Bidney Emil John Sundl James Cheyenne Mary Peters North Platte Cesko Slovansky Sunol

Death of Cheyenne County resident Charles Hill

Charles Hill an longtime Cheyenne County resident was found dead in a barn on his farm north of town Wednesday morning. Dr Roche diagnosed the cause as apoplexy. Further particulars are expected next week.

Charles Hill Cheyenne County

Emma Folkert Dykeman Dies of Tuberculosis at 36 in Gurley

Emma Folkert Dykeman of Cheyenne county died at her Gurley home on Sunday March 15 from tuberculosis. She was 36 years 3 months 11 days old. Survived by husband Lord Dykeman three children and aged parents. Funeral services held at Gurley and Weyerts church with interment at Weylerts cemetery.

Emma Folkert Dykeman Cheyenne County Gurley Lord Dykeman Gurley and Weyerts Weylerts

Appreciation Note for School Music Event

The program praises Miss Dorothy Hart for music and Miss Frieda Siedow along with Mrs. J. W. Johnson for solos while Miss Elvira Campbell is thanked for a reading.

Dorothy Hart Frieda Siedow J. W. Johnson Elvira Campbell

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