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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

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Sidney City School Teachers Elected

The Sidney public schools elected seven new teachers for next year as several staff changes occur. The high school will lose principal H. J. Linton and English instructor Hugh H. Wilson. In central ward two teachers depart and east ward adds two new instructors. New staff includes Mrs. R E. Witham and Miss Bernice Foster, with roster listing principals, teachers, and janitors across administrations and wards.

Sidney Public Supriebendorfer H. J. Linton Hastings Hugh H. Wilson Central Ward Asenath Schill Florence Sixta East Ward Annabelle Wheeler Jaynelta Rose Jean @wat A ‘Bidney G. F. Liebendorfer C. P. Chambers Frank Schroeder

Sidney Legion Post Starts Employment Bureau

The American Legion in Sidney announces a free employment bureau to help Legion men and others find short term work in town or on farms. Anyone needing work can contact by calling 134 or 580W for assistance.

Sidney Legion Post American Legion Legion Ema Mt Bureau Arid Adhe

County Crop Prospects Bright Across Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county farmers and real estate operators report excellent spring wheat and corn prospects. Most fall grain is in good condition despite minor frost damage to some barley and winter wheat. Rye hay and pasture are very good, and moisture has been ample this spring with recent rains in the southeast county. In the state overall twenty one percent of winter wheat abandoned, mainly in eastern areas. From Kearney and Harlan.

Cheyenne County Kearney Harlan

Pioneer Citizen Charley Nelson Dies in Bridgeport

Charles C. Nelson a famed western character died at his Bridgeport home after years of diabetes. Born Norwich Connecticut, he came to Sidney County in 1878 to ride for Lige Tusler, became Greenwood ranch foreman, then manager after 1885 death. He moved to Bridgeport in 1903 and resided there until death. He is survived by two daughters and his wife Mrs. Lillian Franklin. funeral at home conducted by Rev. F. M. Sturdevant with interment in Sidney.

Charles C. Nelson West Woodlawn Sidney Nelson Bridgeport Mr. Nelson Tusier Dr. Keenan Chicago Keenan Charley Nelson Norwich Conn Alice V. Clark Henry County Missouri Jack Clawges Linwood Calif Margaret Cuddy Casper Wyo Greenwood Ranch This County Lillian Franklin Soho Sedalia F. M. Sturdevant The Baptist Church Fred Lindberg Ww. E. Guthrie J. L. Miller J. A. Schwender Mark Iddings Henry Dean

Calf Club Conference Aims to Solve Difficulties

A. K. Hepowerly of the extension service conducted a calf club conference here last week to explain pathways out of calf club difficulties and improve youth farming programs.

A. K. Hepowerly The Extension Service

Merchants Association Plans Next Friend Makers Day

The Sidney Merchants Association held a regular meeting led by Mr. Weeden and discussed continuing the group after its first year. They praised the benefits to merchants and patrons and set the next sales day for Wednesday June 17 with committees for sales and entertainment. the next meeting is scheduled for June 22 to reorganize and elect officers.

Sidney Merchants Association Weeden Merchants Associaten W. M. Winders Albert Greenlee A. E. Wright B. W. Bonham F. O. Burgess Blaine Grabill

Omaha Dentist Seeks Practice In New City

Dr. Elmer Klatner of Omaha and Creighton University graduate visited in the early part of the week with plans to locate here as a dentist. He likely will purchase Dr. Witham's practice and supplies.

Elmer Klatner Omaha Creighton University Witham

County Schools Promote 142 at Cheyenne County event

The Cheyenne county eighth grade promotion exercises were held in the Tobin opera house last Saturday. 142 pupils from across the county attended, filling the opera house with a standing crowd. Rev Elmer Kahl opened with invocation and a vocal duet was performed by Mr Kuhlman and Miss Dawson. Superintendent W J Braham, formerly of Cheyenne schools, gave a keynote speech urging persistence and education, noting great citizens rose from early dullness. County superintendent Mrs D B Fletcher presented diplomas listing numerous graduates by district and name.

Cheyenne County Tobin Opera House Opera House Court House Elmer Kahl Kuhlmann Mise Dawson W. J. Braham North Platte D. B. Fletcher Sidney School Irene Brooks Clrite Brewer Helen Doran Goldwin Dyke Elizabeth Hart Frank ‘Interholzinger Flouise Iverson Hope Johnson Billy Jordan Wilmena ‘Kennedy Ruth Karvanek Byron Jeonard Lomita MecCleneghan Park Mantor Kermit Moore George Null Marjorie Pettett Jon Pittam Helen’ “Riggs Francis Schwasnick Toy’ ‘Sweet Fannie Belle Zike Evelyn’ ‘Robinson Avis Pasenit Arthur “Wike North Lucille Waddell Helen Seca

Chamber of Commerce Holds Light Session Dinner

About forty members attended a fine dinner at Union Pacific hotel Monday evening with A C Burgess serving as chairman. Carl Ledbetter urged attendance at Legion Memorial Day services while C D Slayter announced the first camp tour nearly complete except for wiring electric lights and a power line under the track east of town awaiting Union Pacific reply. A telegram with Mayor Rogers and Leo Osborn signatures was authorized to speed a response from Omaha officials. Mrs Caroline Coler was named next meeting chair.

Chamber of Commerce Union ‘Pacific A. C. Burgess Carl ‘Ledbetter American ‘Legion C. D. Slayter Union Pacific Rogers Leo Osborn Omaha Burgess Caaroline Coler

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