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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

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Citizens Hold Caucus Name Strong Ticket

Monday night saw ward caucuses and a general caucus at the Tobin Opera House in Sidney Nebraska. More than three hundred votes were cast for mayor as a large number of women exercised their rights. nominations followed for councilmen, treasurer, city clerk, and school board members with multiple incumbents and new candidates vying for offices.

Tobin Opra House Tobin Opera House Sidney Nebraska J. L. MacIntosh H. EB. Manator W. J. Braham Maion Joseph Oberfelder R. H. Rogers M. W. Riggs James Malowney Frances Knox A. J. Jorgenson M. A. Shipman C. 8. Radcliffe EL. K Grabill Ty W.P. Miles Dallot J. L.tewell A. E. Phelps A. K. Greenlee Schroeder Johnson Scattering Frank Schroeder Fred Stephens C. J. Hellwig Joseph Oberfelder M. W. Dimery P. L. Mar A. &. Hardy H. O. Shunk W. B. Pitman West J. B. McCleneghan McNish C. §. Radliffe Dimery Hardy McCleneghan Pitman Morley Pearson W. P. Miles

City Council Minutes Published in Telegraph Report

The Telegraph prints the minutes of the last city council meeting, likely reflecting community satisfaction with recent actions. The report notes council proceedings, decisions, and oversight during the session.

The Telegraph

Conference On Religious Education in Christchurch

A conference on Religious Education will be held in Christchurch Sidney on March 30 and 31. It gathers Episcopal church teachers from church schools with Rev. Dr. Gardner of New York City presiding. Attending out of town clergy include Rev. Morse, Morse of North Platte. Rev. Johnston of Ogallala. Rev. Dixon of Alliance. Rev. Weller of Scottsbluff. Rev. Crawford of Chadron, along with numerous lay delegates.

Christchurch Sidney Episcopal Church Dr. Gardner New York City Board of Religious Education William M. Morse North Platte Henry J. Johnston Ogallala Joseph J. Dixon Alliance Chas Ki Weller Scottsbluff James J. Crawford Chadron

Creamery project planned to boost local dairy supply

A creamery is assured to begin within thirty days, to be located with cold storage and ice plant. It will provide genuine cream and reduce reliance on renovated butter, supplying outside towns with any quantity. Further details will appear in a later issue.

City Sewer Project to Start Soon with Local Labor

Work on the new sewer is to start in a couple of days. Local labor will be used as much as possible and workers laid off temporarily may fill in during the extension.

Ill traveler at Sidney Hotel in Nebraska Frontier town

Mr. O'Neill of Seward Nebraska a large landowner in Seward and Logan counties Colorado grew ill at Sidney Hotel suffering from erysipelas. He is being cared for by Mrs. M J Clark.

O'Neill Seward Nebraska That County Logan County Colorado Sidney Hotel M. J. Clark

Follow Up Good News Oil Field Rally Trip

J Maley and son A J Jorgenson, Leo Osborn and Sam Sweet left Thursday for the Osage oil fields in Wyoming for an occult demonstration claiming oil flow. Many here are curious about the rumors in that territory.

J. Maley A. J. Jorgenson Leo Osborn Sam Sweet Osage Wyoming

Sidney Lures Big Hardware Firm To Set Up In Town

Sidney officials host R L Robinson and Benjamin F Thomas of Henry and Robinson Hardware Omaha after ten days of western scouting. They will open a wholesale hardware plant in the Fundingsland cement building, not competing with retailers, with a local manager and five to six staff. Territory covers western Nebraska eastern Wyoming and northern Colorado. The Chamber of Commerce showcases Sidney as a shipping point and invites more big business to consider the town.

Sidney R. L.robinson Benjamin F. Thomas Henry and Robinson Hardware Omaha Chamber of Commerce Fundingsland Cement Henry and Robinson Carl Mr. Robinson Mr. Thomas

Farm Home Burns Near Kreuger Lake

Mr and Mrs Jesse Kreuger a young ranching couple near Kreugers Lake lost their house and contents in a fire last Saturday night. They were away from home and have no theory on the cause. The house was new and well built with good furnishings. Another bad feature was that Jesse

Jesse Kreuger Kreuger Jesse

Looters Nabbed After Wheat Thefts And House Cache

Witnesses report men who cashed a wheat check and hid the money at a residence. Insurance covers 1500 dollars, about a quarter of the loss. The suspects, undeterred, set up a tent to live and work on recovering their loot.

Casselman Partners Health Recovery Visits Local Businesses

H. C. Casselman spent part of the week visiting business houses, coming home to Denver after a lengthy illness beginning with grip. He is seen to be regaining his health and looked well during the strolls about town.

H. C. Casselman Denver

Bank Examiners OK City Banks After Audit

State banks in the city were audited this week by Bank Examiners Cockerell, Bishop and Frickey. They thoroughly reviewed the institutions and gave their official approval for ongoing business.

Cockerell, Bishop and Frickey O. K

Stock yards improve pace with carloads fed this week

Several car loads of stock were fed at the stock yards this week as business picked up. Reports indicate a steadier flow of cattle through the facility, with handlers noting improved activity and cautious optimism amid market activity.

Still Big Business Drifts This Way

The Moline Plow Works was shown around city on Tuesday and Wednesday by the Chamber of Commerce committee. M W Dimery led the effort and a site on the north side was chosen for a large distributing station. Messrs Sellick and Mullen will oversee the project with stock arriving on the ground at once. More details promised next week.

Moline Chamber of Commerce M. W. Dimery Sidney Messrs. Sellick and Mullen

Base Ball Fund Nears Goal With Subscriptions

Report states $6,000 has been subscribed to the base ball fund and a few more hours are needed to reach the $8,000 goal. Twenty players have signified willingness to enlist in the well advertised club, with a kickoff expected within two weeks as preparations proceed.

Dimery Family Plans Two Week Survey Trip

Recreation business owner M W Dimery and his wife with their young daughter depart tonight for a two week journey. They will travel through Texas Oklahoma and Kansas City making brief stops along the way to survey prospects and opportunities.

M. W. Dimery Texas Oklahoma Kansas City

Hats and ribbons sale at Elite Millinery and Sidney Lumber

On sale Saturday March 26 Elite Millinery offers a special assortment of hats for five dollars and veils in all colors for one dollar. Remnant ribbon ranges from twenty four cents to one dollar. Sidney Lumber Co invites customers to see them in the best town on earth.

Sidney Lumber Co

Fashion Show Pleasing Affair At U S A Theatre

The U S A theatre showcased a two night fashion event drawing large crowds. It featured a film presentation of Blind Wives, a two reel comedy The Star Boarder, and a dress parade with Cheyenne County Trading company models wearing stock items. Local shops supplied outfits, hats, and accessories, with strong merchant interest and post show sales.

Edward Knoblock Cheyenne County Trading Doris Frankeberger Nelile Neimoller Lillian Oberg Ruth Oberg A. M. Sherman Cheyenne County Trading Company Virginia Daniel Bertha Flo Catherine Grabill Josephine Nickum Harriett Sherman

No Place Like Home Dentist Pettibone Ad

An old ad promotes Dr. M. B. Pettibone a dentist with a local contact. It mentions a tech block and Reem 5 4s along with a phone reference 68. It also includes a note to send items to the laundry and a taxi call number 161.

M. B. Pettibone

Also Mentioned on This Page

I. E. Grabill L. G. Lowe H. F. Freytag H. Schroeder Fred E. Stephens J. W. Johnson A. E. Warren R. D. Salisbury Gordon Construction Company of Gordon Conference On Religious Education New Heslery Bay Oberfelder Clothing Sidney, Nebraska Bank Examiners O. K Gidney Lu Lumber Co Sidney, Nebr Phone Bassett's Pharmacy Sidney Flower Shop Evaliua Gray Josephine Marquis Leona Spidler Dorothy Thornburg Marjorie Wallick Metz Hink Mabel Owlsney Tiny Griffith A. T. Parks Association Nesday the American Bank NEBR the Foundation Jesse C. McNish George E B. Taylor Martin W. Dimery George R Buckner James L. McIntosh Eugene D. McAlister John L. McCarthy
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