Commencement Day Message From Sidney High School Class of 1929
The Telegraph salutes the Sidney High School graduates of 1929 as they embark on life’s voyage. The piece compares life to a sea crossing, urging a definite purpose, steady course, and avoidance of vice. It honors thirty two graduates and hopes they pursue further study or ready themselves for the world, with wishes for happiness and success on their journey.
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Sidney
Yong
Sidney High School
Mrust
Telegraph
The Loafers Time Outlook: Value and Use It Wisely
A wise Providence places time beyond certainty and the loafer wastes it. Indolence harms the self and community, while productive effort advances humanity. Realize time's uncertain limits, seize present opportunities, and avoid living as a drain on others.
Southern Stock Moves to Nebraska Pastures
Southern stock cattle are being moved to western Nebraska pastures and feed lots on a large scale. Over the past two weeks Burlington has unloaded several train loads in Alliance territory, including 64 cars at Ellsworth and Mullen for Brass & Meyers, major Nebraska cattle feeders. A 31 car train was transferred Friday to Mullen.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Alliance
Ellsworth
Mullen
Brass & Meyers
Mulen
Mrs Alma Batey Local NY Life representative
Mrs Alma Batey is listed as a local representative of the New York Life Insurance Company. Residence at 1128 13th Ave. Telephone 566LJ.
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The
New York Life Company
13Th Ave
Nebraska dairy boom lifts cheese output and profits
Nebraska farmers push for policy while dairy sector expands. Cooperatives drive cheese growth from 61,000 pounds in 1921 to 2,793,003 pounds in 1928, boosting milk producer profits as butterfat prices rise and ice cream demand climbs.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
America
Nephew of famous general objects to spelling of Fort Kearny
A letter from James W. Good, secretary of war, preserved by Thomas Kearny, sets out the original spellings for Fort Kearny Nebr and Fort Phil Kearny Wyo. The letter notes that in 1849 the Grand Island fort was first called Fort Childs, and that neither fort’s final name used a single agreed spelling.
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Fort Kearny
Kearney
Reno
Virginia City
Mont
Powder River
Tongue River
Fort Philip Kearny
Phil Kearny
Phil Kearney
Phil
Stephen Watts Kearny
Philip Kearny
A. E. Sheldon
The
State Historical Society
Thomas Kearny
New York City
James W. Good
Secretary of War
Fort Kearney
Nebr
Fort Phil Kearny
Wyo
War Department
Fort Phil Kearney
Grand Island
Plate River
Fort Childs
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Cheyenne County
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Alma Batey
Lincoln Star
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Pittsburg
Alfalfa Corners
Madison Square Garden
United States Senate
Douglas Boyd
Standard Oil
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No. 2
Standard Oil Company
Red Crown
Ralph Marshall
Guy Berry
BUY Holt
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co
Sidney Nebraska
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