Everybody Boost for Cheyenne County
A local letter from Glen Bal e of Bunker Hill precinct urges farmers to seek publicity and organize a large fall festival in Cheyenne County. The Cheyenne County Farmers Union plans to lead the effort with county and city groups cooperating, with Sidney as the festival site, as noted in the Better Cheyenne County Association meeting recap.
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Telegraph
Glen Balex
Bunker Hill Precinct
Farmers Union
Richies
Bales
Better
Cheyenne County Association
Cheyanne
1923 Junior-Senior Banquet Recalls Bright Night
The Pacific hotel banquet hall hosted the annual Junior-Senior event with Franklin Hornaday as toastmaster. Lawrence Davis, Floyd Dresser, Miss Johnson, Miss Marie Weber, Katheryn King, Mr. Leibendorfer and Stanley Baker contributed remarks and musical numbers as seniors and juniors celebrated in colors of white, lavender, and blue.
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Pacific Hotel
Franklin Hornaday
Lawrence Davis
Lawrence
Lincoln
Yany
I Franklin
Floyd Dresser
Floyd
Floyd Wittily
Toastmaster
Hornaday
Miss Johnson
Chevrolet
Franklin
Marie Weber
Miss Myers
Miss Cultra
Baker
Evelyn Doran
Caltra
Johnson
Union Pacific Lands Lease Cleared for Sidney Field
Union Pacific land commissioner Mr Boyd visited Sidney Saturday with inspector Jack Berry and approved leasing the landing field for a term of years. Berry will travel to Cheyenne Monday to finalize the arrangements.
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Union Pacific Land
Westward Fishing Trip Ends Without Catch
Raymond Rogers, Clark Wooldridge, Hershel Sperow, and Goldie Haworth motored to the western fishing grounds but returned empty handed, though safely, after their Cheyenne journey.
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Raymond Rogers
Clark Wooldridge
Hershel Sperow
Goldie Haworth
Cheyenne City
Omaha Trade Trip Brings Omaha Men To Sidney
The Omaha Good Will Trade Excursion arrived in Sidney at 10:15 on Monday, with Dan Desdune’s band performing as local merchants greeted one hundred Omaha business representatives. The trip, described as a social visit rather than a sales mission, aimed to foster friendly ties and highlight Cheyenne County’s agricultural and industrial potential amidst a rainstorm.
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Sidney
Dan Desdune
Central Avenue
Omaha
Cheyenne County
Sidney Jurile
Mr. Bonham
Light Band
Light
J. Porter Allen
H. T. McManus
Associated Manufacturera Company
H. J. Baker Manufacturing Company
Jos.b. Rosenfeld
Badger Body Mfg. Co
Don T. Lee
Beebe & Bunyan Furniture Co
Frank Frahm
Bemis Bro. Bag Co
Ernest Bihler
F. W.peck
Burgess-Nash Co
H. M. Hundiey
D. A. Martindale
Roy T. Byrne
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Co
E. H. Hoel
D. Tomlinson
G. F E. Carpenter
M. L. Barr
Carpenter Paper Co
Bob Keenan
John Clay & Company
Sean Wilde
Commercial
Guy C. McKenzie
Corey & McKenzie Printing Co
L. H. Mattson
Corn Exchange National Bank
H. Br.voss
Cudahy Packing Co
L. T. Poole
True Giltner
John Deere Plow Co
D. C. Walt
C. N. Dietz Tuimber Co
Ernest L. Glover
M. A Disbrow & Co
George W. Eggerss
Eggerss O’flyng Co
Walter Davis Named Adjutant General of Wyoming
Walter F. Davis of Laramie has been designated by Governor William B. Ross as Adjutant General of Wyoming. He will travel to Cheyenne to finalize his commission and be sworn in, bringing a World War service record, a University of Wyoming background, and a role as head of the state National Guard. Davis is married with two children and active in the Lions Club.
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Nellie Dedrick
Walter Davis
Nellie
Laramie
Cheyenne
Walter F. Davis
William B. Ross
Wyoming
Davis
Esmay
Insier
Mr. Davis
Sharamie
T Laramie
Presidio of
San Francisco
Fle
Camp Lewis
France
Lions Club
National Guard
Albert Johnson Dies in Cheyenne Hospital
Albert Johnson son of Mr and Mrs N P Johnson died in a Cheyenne hospital Tuesday evening from a burst appendix. His mother and brother in law Newton Witters were with him when notified and remained at his side. Remains were brought to Sidney Wednesday evening and met by an American Legion squad, escorted to the parents home. Funeral by Bonham Brothers at the Methodist church this afternoon at 2 o clock. All Masons and ex service men asked to attend.
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Albert Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Cheyenne
Newton Witters
Iast
Sidney
American Legion
Bonham Brothers
Methodist Church
The Spice of Variety in a Sunday Visit
W R Weeden and wife visited Mrs Florrie Jardin in Scottabluffe on Sunday morning. After a pleasant day they returned homeward, getting stuck twice south of Dalton. Weeden jokes about not wearing chains on bad roads yet using chains in the gooey stretch, a light hearted end to the outing.
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W. R. Weeden
Scottabluffe
Mr. Weeden
Florrie Jardin
Weeden
Dalton
Decoration Day Observation Notice in Sidney Nebraska
By authority of Mayor I R H Rogers the city of Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska requests all business suspend May 30 1923 from nine to one in reverence to national heroes who made the supreme sacrifice. City Clerk Fred E Stevens attests the order.
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I.R. H. Rogers
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne
State Convention Opens For Knights Of Columbus
Knights of Columbus begin the three day state convention with a reception by local Knights and the Chamber of Commerce. Delegates number 15 plus visiting knights, with 31 candidates initiated at Sidney Council. State Deputy W J McNichols presided as sessions opened after High Mass at St Patrick's and a luncheon at the U P Hotel. Banquet at St Patrick's Auditorium described as among the finest.
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Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Council
W. J. Mec-Nichols
Omaha
St Patrick's Church
K. of C. Hall
U. P
W. J. McNichols
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
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