County teachers hold standout annual meeting at high school
County Superintendent Mrs. Stark presided as educators from across the county gathered at the high school. Papers by Miss Morgan and Mr. Chambers drew praise, while Miss Neubauer demonstrated the Ward National Method in Reading. Mrs. Bostder spoke on drawing in public schools and Superintendent Braham highlighted normal training benefits. Musical numbers complemented the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers Association
Mra. W
Bostder
Lodgepole
W. J. Braham
Braham
Men and Women Meet at Separate Churches Next Sunday
A community notice invites men to gather at 2:30 PM in the Methodist Church next Sunday while women meet at the Lutheran Church and children attend the Christian Church at the same time.
Large Cheyenne county ballots printed for upcoming election
The Cheyenne county ballots measure sixty one inches and were printed by The Telegraph this week. County Clerk Doran and Sheriff McDaniel are distributing them to voting places. Election boards face a long count as the secretary of state instructs counting all straight party votes for five constitutional amendments and to mark cross votes in the amendment squares if a party circle is not marked.
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Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Doran
McDaniel
Secretary of State
Halloween Pranks Celebrate Mild Night Across Town
Hallowe en was peacefully observed as mischief remained light with wagons and barber poles moved, a water wagon displaced, windows soaped, and a few small buildings nudged. The Marshall and aides patrolled, ending with youngsters sent home by ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Mr. Goodhand
Braham
Alumni vs Students Promised Fast Game at High School
A fast basketball game is promised for Saturday night at 8 30 at the high school gymnasium. Alumni who have proven themselves as players will face the high school students who promise to be good players.
Faber Calkins Wedding at Sterling and Spence Kittell Marriage
David B. Faber and Minnie Calkins of Sterling Colorado wed July 26 officiated by Reverend Hayes. Herbert Spence and Corinne D. Kittell of Denver married July 28 by Reverend Hayes.
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Faber—Calkins
David B. Faber
Minnie Calkins
Sterling, Colorado
Reverend Hayes
Herbert Spence
Corinne D. Kittell
Denver, Colo
Hayes
Union Meetings At Church Draw Large Crowds
Rev Chester Birch and singer Raynor Eddins lead union services at the Methodist church starting last Sunday. Large congregations attend with special music, simultaneous sessions for men women and children, and two main services at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm on Sunday. The meetings wrap up in a week as the evangelists move on to the next place.
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Chester Birch
Raynor Eddins
Methodist Church
Birch
Eddins
Mr. Eddins
Berg
C. E
Mitchell
Sidney
Lutheran Church
Essig
Hall
The
Christian Church
Miss Olson
Shoemaker
Evangelist
Miss Oleson Resigns from Public Schools
Judith Oleson the music supervisor resigned to take effect at Christmas after a quiet marriage in Cheyenne to Oliver Keeley of Lexington. Readers praise her popularity with pupils and wish the couple well.
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Judith Oleson
Cheyenne
Oliver Keeley
Lexington
McIntosh Returns From Lincoln Fremont and Omaha Trip
J. L. McIntosh came back Wednesday from a trip that included Lincoln Fremont and Omaha, returning with reports of the visits and activities in those cities.
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J. L. McIntosh
Lincoln, Fremont
Omaha
Couple of Thrills as Two Fire Alarms Go Off
Two Saturday fire alarms caused brief worry in the Burlington area. A ditch fire south of town crossed the track toward the post and was contained before the department arrived. A second alarm at the machine shop involved oil ignition but was quickly extinguished. Citizens urged better alarm signaling and more coordinated responses to save time.
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Burlington
Tooters
Window Washing Day Sparks Legal Holiday Idea
Observers muse that widespread window cleaning could justify an extra legal holiday, offering a break from daily toil and a chance for rest. The notion cites popular practice and potential public support as reasons to recognize a new respite period.
Threshing to Drag On as Thanksgiving Nears
Farmers report improving grain yields with fall wheat gains by Gus Jeudes Albert Jeudes Theimann and Otto Zuhlke while corn fields suffer from frost and soft stalks. The region enjoys long sunshine but early and late frosts threaten the crop.
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Gus Jeudes
Albert Jeudes
Mr. Theimann
Otto Zuhlke
James Birdwell
1912 Club Formed For Hand Painted China Socials
The 1912 Club organized by Mrs. D. A. Campbell met at Mrs. Devoe’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Members include Mesdames Bentley, Barton, Campbell, Devoe Hart, Jones, E. Kruse, Lowe, Mantor, Miles, J.J. J. L., and J. T. McIntosh, Sager, Wirt, Worden and Zimmer. The gathering featured bridge whist and a luncheon, sparking expectations of more social meetings to follow.
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D. A. Campbell
Mesdames Bentley
Barton
Campbell
Devoe Hart
Jones
E. Kruse
Lowe
Mantor
Miles
J. T. McIntosh
Sager
Marauders Masquerade Draws Chesterfield Replicas
The Marauders Masquerade at Cold-Storage hall impressed guests with replica Chesterfield costumes and tropical decor. Stokes orchestra provided music as forty attendees enjoyed a midnight hallowe en luncheon of cider pumpkin pie doughnuts and apples. Dancing continued past midnight.
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Chesterfield
Stokes
Hallowe’en
Wreck Halts Trains in West U P Yards and County Attorney Sees Re‑Election
A heavy coal train and a general freight collided in the west U P yards on Wednesday morning. The freight engine derailed and was badly damaged while the coal engine escaped with minor trouble. Two engine men suffered slight scalds and sprains but are said to be fine. An official investigation is planned at a future date likely in Sidney. R W Devoe, the county attorney, faces re election without opposition due to his proven performance and integrity.
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West U. P
Sidney
R. W. Devoe
Voters urged to vote Kinkaid on Republican ticket
The notice explains that supporters of Congressman Kin Kaid should place a cross opposite his name if voting for him while choosing another party ticket, as permitted by the statute. The guidance emphasizes voting correctly to back Kin Kaid’s re election.
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Congressman Kinkaid
Mr. Kinkaid
Local and Personal News Highlights
Local residents and visitors are listed with their hometowns and recent travels. J A Tracy from Kimball, Robert Woods from Peetz, C N Ravert from Dalton, C J Fowler from Redington, F M Rife from Dalton, D W Welker from Bridgeport, H G Hinrichs and J Busacker from Weyerts, Louis Brett campaigning locally, Mrs C O Wells from Sidney Draw for teachers association, John Meyer John Shelly and Ralph Reinmuth from Dalton visited this week.
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John Meyer
John Shelly
Ralph Reinmuth
Dalton
Sidney Draw players visit local squad during the week
Ed Howe Tom Perkins Eli Henderson Ed Root Clarence Chambers and Ben Barron visited from Sidney Draw this week, joining current players for practice and informal scrimmage sessions.
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Ed Howe
Tom Perkins
Eli Henderson
Ed Root
Clarence Chambers
Ben Barron
Sidney Draw
Fred Nelson and Wife Do Business in Sidney
Fred Nelson and his wife transacted business in Sidney on Tuesday. Nelson is the postmaster and a leading Potter County merchant.
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Fred Nelson
Sidney
Mr. Nelson
Potter
Chicago party visits local counties this Sunday
A Chicago group with interests in the region were here Sunday including W. G. Wells W. A. Englund QG. Ayles worth and E. Pamenter C. H. Hamilton of Trumbull Nebraska returned Thursday to his home after a week with his sister Mrs Merrick Ramella and her daughter Virgil
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Chicago
W. G. Wells
W. A. Englund
QG. Aylesworth
E. Pamenter
C. H. Hamilton
Trumbull
Nebraska
Merrick Ramella
Virgil
First Snow Falls Early Season Dusts Fields
Four inches of snow, the first of the season, fell Wednesday and Wednesday night. The month has been exceptionally fine and enabled farmers to make things snug for winter.
Mrs J C Wolfe visits Lodgepole neighbor in critical illness
Mrs J C Wolfe of Lodgepole traveled to the city with the purpose of visiting her former neighbor Mrs Klein who remains critically ill while also delivering flowers.
Mrs Buckingham Leaves After A Month Visit
Mrs. Gus Buckingham and her son Floyd left Thursday for Cheyenne after a month visiting relatives of the Hart, Sager and Barlow families. She would not miss her duty and privilege of voting and returned to a state recognizing women’s rights.
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Gus Buckingham
Floyd
Cheyenne
Hart, Sager and Barlow
Buckingham
Crystal Theatre Shows Weekly Feature Picture
The Crystal theatre now presents a feature picture every Wednesday night pleasing patrons. Leading plays are shown once a week adding variety to the usual film lineup. Carmen was shown last Wednesday to an appreciative audience.
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Crystal Theatre
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Basket Ball
Spence—Kittell
Clarence E. Harman
Holdrege, Neb
James S.sherman
Miss Oleson
FORD
Detroit
Denver
Ford Repairain
E. C. Stockdick
Nebr
C. W. Hornaday
J. A. Tracy
Kimball
Robert Woods
Peetz
C. N. Ravert
C. J. Fowler of
Redington
F. M. Rife
D. W. Welker
Bridgeport
H. G. Hinrichs
J. Busacker
Weyerts
Louis Brett
C. O. Wells
Teachers Association
Bis Fur Coat Sale
Oberfelder Clothing Company
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