Citizens Military Training Camps In Nebraska In August
Reports from Nebraska indicate strong interest in a citizens military training camp at Fort Crook in August and a parallel Reserve Officers program. General Poore expects the full quota soon as the movement gains local support in Sidney with Rotary members backing youth enrollment. The program offers voluntary enlistment, free government fare and equipment, and emphasizes patriotism, discipline, and civic duty without obligating military service. An Omaha World Herald editorial supports national defense through citizen training camps as a peaceable balance to military strength. The piece ends with a brief aside on unrelated jokes about bread and a Ford model.
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Nebraska
General Poore
Seventh Corps
Fort Crook
Sidney
Rotary Club of
Omaha World-Herald
United States
National Guard
Thomas Jefferson
Interesting News From 14 Years Ago In Sid ney
Local notes recount a municipal light plant debate and a series of small events. Charles Meyers died after a mysterious throat wound. The Dye post office reopened after inspection. L Jessen visited Arizona and Texas. Robert A Barlow and wife returned from Grand Island bankers’ convention. J P Davis of Cheyenne attended Memorial Day honors. Hud son lots south of the school sold to J J McIntosh. R O Chambers of Minntare schools visited Sidney for Memorial Day events.
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Chas. Meyers
Deen
Dye
Postoffice
G. H. Booker
J. T. McIntosh
L. Jessen
Arizona
Texas
Robert A. Barlow
Grand Island
J. P. Davis
Cheyenne
Sidney
Roosevelt Special Train to Arrive in Sidney
24 years ago President Roosevelt's special train will arrive in Sidney on June 1. He will speak briefly on the platform and crowds from across the county are expected. The week also notes remodeling plans for a rink, a wedding announced, and local crime and church notes.
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Roosevelt
Sidney
M. As. Tobin
E. J. Sweet
R. M. Brown
Marie McKee
Washington
Edward McLernon
O. D. Lyon
Julia Moore
O. D. Banders
Gilpin
Sam Weisenquist
John Daugherty
Daugherty
Alfred Murless
Henry Ford Announces New Light Automobile
Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company announced in Detroit that a new light car will replace the Model T. Details and price are to be released in weeks, production dates withheld, with the present T continuing and about 25,000 workers to be laid off at a time as tooling for the new model proceeds.
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Ford Company
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Cornered at U S A Theatre Wednesday and Thursday
The U S A Theatre presents Cornered starring Marie Prevost with Rockcliffe Fellows and Raymond Hatton in a Warner Brothers adaptation of the popular play. The film, featuring double identity and gripping thrills, runs Wednesday and Thursday at Sidney.
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Marie Prevost
Rockcliffe Fellows
Raymond Hatton
John Roche
Cisy Fitzgerald
Vern Lewis
Warner Brothers
Sidney
Great Western to Boost Stock 300 Percent
Great Western Sugar plans a 300 percent increase in outstanding common stock. The board, meeting in Denver, set a stockholders meeting for July 8 in Plainfield New Jersey to approve the plan which would issue three new shares for each existing share with no fixed par value. The company cites strong seasonal outlook and record acreage, aiding a stock price rise to a new high around 125 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Plainfield
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Three Color Ice Cream Bricks Offered by Farms Dairy
Three color ice cream bricks available in pints or quarts. Call 324 The Farms Dairy for details.
Town of Dalton to Have Resident Dentist
Dalton will have a resident dentist, Dr. O. L. Jennett, brother of F. J. Jennett. He arrives with equipment from Gering after thirteen months there, previously practicing five years at Grant, Nebraska, and will locate in the building once occupied by Dr. Zarbaugh.
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Dalton
O. L. Jennett
F. J. Jennett
Gering
California
Grant, Nebr
Zarbaugh
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Geo. RE. Adam
Central Avenue
Cheyenne County
Zone One
Telegraph
Great Western
Homer C .Beebe
Hunter
Hardy’s Hall
Sidney, Nebraska
Burgess Music Store
Maley Land Company
Nebr
American Thinkers’ Association
Canada
Camuttan
The
Liberty State Bank
Thrift Bank
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