Strangers View Our Crop Prospects Stimulate Cheyenne County
The Telegraph defends Cheyenne county crop reports as truthful and warns against unjust criticism. It notes wheat and oats are in strong condition, acreage near 80 percent of last year, and visits by bankers and merchants confirm optimism for a big harvest.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Ablow
Arthur Coad
Packers National Bank of South Omaha
Coad
Cond
Coadh
Packers National Bank
Omaha
Nebraska
A. H. Knight
Ilinois
E. D. McCall
Denver
Colorado
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon At Union Pacific Hotel
The Chamber of Commerce held its weekly luncheon Wednesday at the Union Pacific hotel with a large attendance. Guests included M. L. Corey of Omaha representing the Federal Farm Loan Bank, Judge Westover of Alliance, Mr. Hudson of Western Union Telegraph Co., Ellsworth Mozier of Omaha, R. A. Babbock, Spt. Potter, ME McFarland of Norfolk. Corey spoke on the national financial condition while Hudson highlighted telegraph efficiency as a money maker. The event was engaging and profitable.
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Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
M. L. Corey
Omaha
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Judge Westover
Alliance
Mr. Hudson
Western Union Telegraph Co
Ellsworth Mozier
R. A. Babcock
Spt
Potter
McFarland
Norfolk
Corey
Chairagian
Hudson
Kimball County Bankers Association Hosts Social Evening
The Kimball County Bankers Association held a meeting last Monday with Sidney guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dimery Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and Miss Devine. The event was described as a splendid social time with Kimball hosts.
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Kimball County Bankers Association
Sidney
State Man Confers A. M. Geddis With County Board
State Federal division engineer A. M. Geddis spent Tuesday here with the board of county commissioners and county road commissioner J. W. Billeter. They reviewed the patrol system together, which has been platted.
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A. M. Geddis
State Federal
Board of Coounty Commissioners
J. W. Billeter
County Superintendent Mee Fadden Sets June 13 Election Meeting
Anna Mee Fadden mails blanks for the annual district school elections to be held June 13. The census must be taken ten days prior to the meeting to ensure correct data and a proper share of the appropriation for the district.
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Anna MeeFadden
Pair of robberies done with leisure in small town
A burglary at the Farmers' Union store occurred Sunday night with valuables including clothing and other goods missing, suggesting careful entry. By Wednesday morning a second burglary at the Oberfelder store was discovered, with suitcases and bags taken, triggering a swift railroad baggage investigation and leading to questions about a passenger who vanished. The thieves appeared to operate over multiple nights, possibly for weeks, leaving tires and other items missing. Authorities pursued clues as stores reported items partly recovered and still unaccounted for.
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Farmers’ Union
Oberfelder
Joe Oberfelder
Bob Oberfelder
Union Pacific
Baggire
Oberfelders
Suspect in Farm Union Theft Labored Steadily
The excerpt notes a familiar hand appears in the game, with hope not abandoned to catch the culprit. Farmers' Union employees have shown loyal cooperation with stockholders in an effort to track down those responsible.
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Farmers’ Union
Shrine Train Here Going To Iowa
All Shriners attending the Des Moines convention in Iowa may ride the special train from Sidney on Sunday, June 22 at 3 20 p m arriving in Des Moines at 11 20 a m The round trip fare is one and a half times the base with Pullman rates eight dollars twenty five cents each way The train originates at Pocatello Idaho and stops at Salt Lake City with pickup at all intermediate points
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sidney
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Called To Old Home in Newton by Death of Mother
George Taylor vice president of the American bank was summoned Thursday afternoon to his old home at Newton Town by the death of his aged mother who had been gradually failing. He departed Thursday evening for that place.
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George Taylor
The
American Bank
Newton
Town
Mr. Taylor
Court News At the Police Magistrate McCleneghan session
Court notes report several fines. One man paid one dollar and costs for disorderly conduct. Another received fifty dollars and costs for being intoxicated and disorderly. Two others were fined five dollars and costs each after a fight and given a lecture. County Judge Chambers fined fish sellers five dollars and costs each. A man jailed for fishing without a license paid a fine and was lectured. An arrestee for obtaining money by false pretenses was bound over to the district court.
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McCleneghan
Chambers
District Court Docket Wrapping Up With Lengthy Petitions
This week’s court activities neared completion with many divorce petitions equity prayers and blue sky law actions amid a long county docket. Proper recording will appear next week as the docket is the longest worked over in the county.
First Batter Up In League Game Boosters Arrive For Brush Clash
The Sidney Boosters, a clean disciplined team, face Brush Colorado this afternoon with a crowd expected. Skipper Bill Shipke at third, Toots Kortum at short, Andy Anderson at second, Chuggs Ryan at first, Pep Brown catching, Ed Reichle in left, Artie Thompson center, Ed Roben manager, McGraw and Shooke as pitchers. Strong hometown support promised. next Sunday Cheyenne Teamsters Union visit. Henry Vick remarks on Hart Part 30.
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Sidney Boosters
Brush
Colorado
Boosters
Bill Shipke
Washington
Manaager
Huron
South Dakota
Toots Kortum
Andy Anderson
Chuggs Ryan
Omaha
Pep Brown
Ed Riechle
Artie Thompson
Sioux City
Ed Roben
McGraw
Kansas Uni
Shooke
Sioux City Western League
Hook Donaldson
Texas
Sidney
Cheyenne
Teamsters’ Union
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NEBR
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Hart Part
Chamber “of ‘Commerce
Association
Commercial Hotel
the American Bank
the Foundation
Nebraska State Guarantee Fund
George H. Taylor
George R Buckner
Eugene D. McAlister
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