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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

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Cheyenne County Court In Session

District court operates through a long docket under Judge Westover with Miss Caryl Spaulding as court reporter. The term lists numerous civil and criminal actions including divorces, foreclosures, quiet titles, injuries and blue sky violations, with judgments ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars and many cases continuing to future sessions.

Westover Chadron Caryl Spaulding Grimes Victor Halligan North Platte Cohen Des Moines Iowa Frazier York Ervin Denver Ballard Kimball Busse Chappel Beatty

Burned Firm Buckner Opens Temporary Sidney Office

Office for Burned Firm G R Buckner has opened a temporary office for his Sidney Auto Sales, over the Virgil Marsh store, with stenographer Martha Cunningham Parrish aiding, to reopen if arrangements are made. It is unclear if O R Owen will replace the burned building as he is absent in the eastern part of the state, but his corner remains highly desirable and likely to be chosen.

G. R. Buckner Sidney Auto Sales Company Virgil Marsh Martha Cunningham Parrish O. R. Owen Owen

Dalton Official Attends County Duties Then Heads to Lincoln

Commissioner Reel of Dalton spent Wednesday in the county seat attending to county matters. He left the same evening for Lincoln to handle road contract affairs.

Reel of Dalton Cnly Lincoln

Welch Family Welcomes Recovery After Illness

Ed Welch passed through Sidney on his way to his North Davison precinct ranch after months in a Denver hospital. The Welch family rejoices as the father recovers from a long and critical illness. Special Box Candy for Mother's Day at Sidney Candy Kitchen.

Ed Welch Sidney North Davison Precinct Denver Welch Sidney Candy Kitchen

Shrine Club Returns in Intact Sidney Parade Trip

Shriners in red caps and pennants traveled by eight cars to Scottsbluffs for a grand parade opening a ball game season. The Sidney contingent led a large group with Potter Kimball and dozen towns represented. After a noisy but jovial day, the party enjoyed a dance at the Lincoln hotel amid lively city sights and local humor.

Shriners City of Scottsbluffs West Aptegrove Phelps Barger Shipman Boyce J. W. Johnson Dick Rogers Nels Miller of Potter A. J. Jorgenson H. Jones M. W. Dimery Fred Griffith Leo Osborn Earl Kratz Delyn Woolridge Mr. Thayer Frank Whitelock Gerald Wallace Morley Pearson O. W. Campbell Union Pacific Sidney Overland Potter and Kimball Sidney Bunch Dalton Scottsbluffs League Johnson Dr. Barger Sidney Patrol Mr. West Mr. Barger

Masons Elect New Officers In May Meeting

The Masonic election held Tuesday evening May 3 elected George Brewer W M and Robert Jones S W as officers. Ray Witham became J W Leon Fine was treasurer and Lesie Neubauer was secretary.

George Brewer W. M. Robert Jones S. W. Ray Witham J. W. Leon Fine Lesie Neubauer

No Water On Tuesday In City Supply Cut In New Lines

Water service was interrupted for several hours Tuesday to allow installation of new mains. Residents had been warned in advance and the inconvenience was limited to the outage. People reportedly gathered drinking water once service resumed. Taxi call 161.

Sidney youths abuse slaves call for rebellion

Sidney high school students staged a sneak day before a class, muttering phrases from the Declaration of Independence. A frustrated reporter noted about fifty youths walked a straight line with glassy stares as they interrupted lines with anti-teacher tirades and defiant remarks.

Sidney Sidney High School

County Road Work Planned by County Commissioners

After a long delay repairs for road trucks and maintainers have been completed and trucks and graders are in good working order and at work on the roads. The county commissioners have planned extensive road work for this year.

Busy Camp Site At Lincoln Highway Y

The camping site at the y on Lincoln Highway is well patronized with tourists stopping for lunch daily, and rarely a night passes without a pitched tent and supper prepared along with breakfast the next day.

Lincoln Highway

Sidney Lumber Co Advertises With Flowers

Local business Sidney Lumber Co uses a floral themed message to promote services and encourage customers to visit the laundry as a playful slogan. The unusual ad ties branding to a household task.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cheyenne County Court George B. Crippen William F. Kreuger Hazel M. Freeman Joe D. Freeman Citizens State Bank of American Bank of Sidney A. Livingston State of Nebraska Ed Black Frank McGugh Nelle Prosequi Edward J. Svoboda C. E. Weyerts Leslie A. Sanders C. W. Neal The Morris Jessen Als Manles Acree G. G. Carter Elmer A. Hughes Roscoe Thompson John Toren Ordie N. Weston Arthur Hardy J. W. McDaniel American State Bank of Omaha A. Berge Louis Willie Clara V. Wolfe Gustavus Mills Warren and Hodgkin Siemon Iceman Edna Blair Edith Johnston Mabel Needham Glen Needham Nettie May Villiers Harold Villers James Perkins Sheldon W. Scott Ed Wilson Joseph H. Suttle Charles E. Harper Broadwater State Bank James H. Perkins First National Bank of Sidney A. B. Ahrens Ida W. Pulcifer Edwain D. Pulcifer J. H. Tierneye Insanity Board R. L. Riley Nolle Dalton Trading Company Lincoln G. Simon Sidney A. Moore Clarence J. Babb Adolph Sternberg Ada B. Seeley Bayly Sheldon Scott Co. G. Gemeinhart Michael Brezinka Anna Violet Clark Guy E. Clark Arla Cattle Company Wesley Mr. Welch New Oberfelder Clothing Sidney, Nebraska Shrine Club Charlie West Red Campbell Morley Red Masons Elect Sidney Lumber Co NEBR Thomas Jefferson Krueger’s Sidney Flower Sidney Chamber OF Commerce Association Commercial Cafe the American Bank the Foundation Jesse C. McNish Martin W. Dimery James L. McIntosh John L. McCarth George E. Taylor George R Buckner Eugene D. McAllister
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