Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney Area
Glenn Andrews spends ten days in Columbus Nebraska. Births include Elaine on November 3rd to Mr and Mrs Stephen Deaver of Lorenzo and Virginia Leone born October 25th to Mr and Mrs Allie Farrar of Potter. Numerous visits and travels feature residents such as Clayton Radcliff, O R Owens, D L Groas, and families in Potter, Broadwater, Kimball, and Denver. Local events include theatre price cut for children, new type setting at the Dal ton Delegate, and residents visiting relatives across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Deaver
Lorenzo
Elaine
Potter
Nebraska
Allie Farrar
Virginia Leone
William Sharp
Walthill
Sidney
A. A. Sharp
Kimball
Earl Roundtree
Community Moves and Local Happenings This Week
Lewellen resident C G Bergquist and wife join the Sidney community as Bergquist takes a post at Easly hardware. Mrs W R Weir departs for a Kansas City winter while the Weir home is rented to Carl J Bergquist of Essig hardware. F Chick buys the Radcliffe Building bowling alley promising a clean, respectable venue. Halloween events include the Witters boys’ yard stunt party and Epworth League progressive party. County Agent Scott and others attended the Dalton mill opening with remarks on farmer unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Weir
Kansas City
Slater
Missouri
Weir
Carl J. Bergquist
Essig Hardware
Scott
W. F. Dale
Lincoln
Otto Person
Fred Harr
J. W. Billeter
Dalton
Mr. Dale
Man on the Street Gags and Tiny Tales From Sidneys Side
A collage of light verse and vignettes from Sidney. Bits joke about yeast cures bunions and Volstead, a man loses multiple body parts yet whistles on. Humorous snippets include a typist exhausted by his capital and a concert goer missing the punch line. Children gift ideas and a girl’s fashion noted amid playful quips.
More Perfect Peace and America’s Postwar Role
The piece argues America must improve on prewar systems and move away from drift toward cooperation and peaceful competition. It notes optimists see progress in education of the world, but stresses soldiers face a short window to advance in the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Signs of Improvement in Industrial Conditions Reported
Three government reports show improvement in industrial conditions with strong postal figures from fifty large cities. Total postal savings deposits across all post offices reach 152 thousand 400 dollars as of August 31, a month decrease of 100 thousand yet the smallest in months. In industrial cities deposits rose while withdrawals fell, signaling recovery beginning in the main centers.
Government reports show more jobs as income tax intake rises
The third optimistic government report for the quarter ended September 15 predicts income and profits taxes totaling 525 million dollars and a delinquencies count not larger than usual. Officials note unofficial figures may mislead, but the official data indicate rising employment and stronger business activity across manufacturing cities and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Sir Harry Lauder Inspires Dinner at Commodore
At a Friars dinner last night, Sir Harry Lauder spoke on hard work and friendship. The guests sang with him and enjoyed a brief musical interlude, with Lauder performing two songs that drew vigorous applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Harry Lauder
Bide
Dudley
Sir Harry
Commodore
Bonnie
John Rafferty
Farm Loan System Expands federal land banks loans pace
The federal farm loan system is fully operating with twelve federal land banks closing loans at about one million dollars monthly each. Aiming to meet demand through next year, officials expect a larger volume than ever but warn meeting all requests may be impossible. Commissioner Lobdell notes funds will align with territory needs, yet the current demand appears excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Land Banks
Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank
Chas. EB. Lobdell
Federal Farm Loan Commissioner
Must Learn Together A Nation Rise From Purity of Precinct
Miss Alice Robertson Oklahoma congresswoman tells Woman's National Foundation that most people know little about politics. She urges women to learn together and accept citizenship duties after suffrage. She notes being a mother who bore a son in the war honors Arlington Armistice Day boy unnamed but meaningful to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robertson
Congress
Oklahoma
Woman's National Foundation
Miss Robertson
Ro Learch
America
Arlington
Cheyenne County Commissioners Review 1921 Meeting Minutes
Cheyenne County Commissioners met at Sidney Court House on November 1 1921 with J I Rees L R Barlow M Goding present. County Attorney Warren and Highway Commissioner Billeter attended along with clerk Slawson. Bills were audited and approved for numerous services supplies salaries and expenses with disallowance of several items and a scheduled meeting for November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Sidney
Cheyenne
Murl DePue
Cheyenne County Yaunber Co
Frank Williams
J. J. Boxarth
Sidney Telegraph
J. J. Bozarth
Callaghan &Co
Lancaster
Money Advanced Board of Chas, Nichols
Cs.eeeeees
Dalton
Wee
Elmer Kahl
David, Huff
M. Lancaster
Ira Gustin
N. F. Leichty
Ll. K. Bordwell
KE. Planck
D. F. Bennett
Anna McFadden
M. Tancaster
Nichols and Hayes
Tdncoln
Caee
R. S. Scott
Perry Coler
W. J. Perry
Lodgepole Express
Loor Lecce
Mabel Halston
J. W. Billeter
Louis Neinhauser
Ccce
Western Union Telegraph Company
C. P. Chambers
W. R. Hall
Ed Fisher
Edgar Hicks
Frank Mnatthes
Woodruff Printing Co
Flossie Belle Krueger
Saiaty
Henry Walsh
J. W. McDaniel
F. N. Slawson
Williams
Omaha Printing Co
Veeseecee
Sidney Municipal Service
Nerman Schuberth
Underwood Typewriter Co
S Ofice
Baum Brothers Co
Sup- Pues
Edward Fisher
Lincoln Highway
Alice
Morris Haha
Alee K. B. Printing Co
van Gorder and Campbell
K. B. Printing Co
M. Wright
Old Soldier’s Relief
Burrougs Adding Machine Co
J. B. Byars Co
Nichols
van Go
Tom Marshall Defies Label as a Lame Duck
The former vice president Thomas Riley Marshall rejects being called a lame duck after leaving office with Woodrow Wilson. He returns to private life, tours on the Chautauqua circuit delivering speeches to large crowds, and criticizes those who maintain the martyr image. The piece notes his robust health and continued public presence, ending with a Red Cross clothing drive notice and contact for donations through Mrs. Fletcher Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Marshall
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Thoma Riley Marshall
Tom Marshall
Bush League
Opry House
First P Presbyterian
Hickvilles
Washington Post
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Guy V. Doran
Glenn Andrews
Columbus
Clayton Radcliff
Radcliff
Broadwater
O. R. Owens
D. L. Groas
State College
R. D. Devine
Buhl
Idaho
M. W. Dimery
Helen O'Shay
Scottsbluff
Mary McIntosh
A. B. Knox
Victor Knox
Knox
Walter Davis
Laramie, Wyoming
Swan Dedrich
Stephen Jensen
Hyannis
P. W. Barker
Bayard
J. L. Tewell
Unn Wesner
Denver
William Willmon
Carl Ernest
Jack Dempsey
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Leon Fine
Troy of Potter
E. V. Wise
Lodgepole
Will Devine
Longmont, Colorado
Mrs. Snell
Mr. Devine
Henry Anderson
Don Dey Ermand
Allen Lough
Colorado Springs
Fred Nelson
Raymond
Minor
Lillie
Dell
Troy
A.A. Sharp
Gretna
Cicinity
Sharp
C. G. Bergquist
Lewellen
Mr. Bergquist
Easly Hardware
Co. F. Chick
Newton Witters
Hallowe’en
Progressive Party
Epworth League
Odessa Merle
Dessilee Pearl
Harry
General Fund
Chas. E. King
Haynes
Nora Fitzgerald
Gifta
Pole
Geo. Thirlwall
Northwestern Well Telephone Co
Bert Gillson
I. J. Weat
State of Chambers
CMAP
Seeceae
Old Soldier's Relief
University Publishing Co
Allie Burke
Hornaday
Ethel Pierce Scott
Lee
Nalfiry
Allington
Aarts
W. E. Chambers
E. M
Son
Hyras
J.C. Jorgenson
C. M. Luce
Colton Road Dist
C. C. Boxers
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Nels Erickson
Pleasant ‘Valley
Hibbard
Harrys Mathes
Eaee Asia Tags
Davison
S. W. Scott
John Groshans
Silas Rose
Eddy Limbeck
County Dragging Fund
H. P. Thomas
H. E. Jacobsen
E. Wood
E. Spearow
Spoets
EB. Spearow
Lodgepole Road Dist
Wn. Bartling
E. R. Schneider
IHS
F. G. Bauer
Walter Hernbloom
Mark Hafer
Oath Powell
Floyd Billeter
John F. Folkerts
Guy Brown
K. J. Dykeman
Will Bartling
Fred Lenz
Potter Road
Potter Lumber Co
Potter District
Essere
J. Morfeld
H. Jas. Morfeld
Brownson Road
Joe Bright
C. L. Kearns
E. Buckles
Holt
Eeveeevasennaes
Seasesesae
Avery Company
Landen Roberson
Walsh
H. Vowers
Almon Joris
W. H. Cuddeford
Chambers Road District
IG. M. Luce
Stelle
Fresnos
Fred Anderson
Theo
Scribner
Chester Killham
Fresno
W. F. Killham
Oes
Vene Killham
KE. O. Henderson
Chambers District
State Patrol
M. W. Osborn Co
John Peterson
Kimber
J. F. Rogers
Eagle Road
W. J. Siefer
Hubert Westerhoff
John A. Siefer
Millard Storey
John Siefer
W. H. Warren
Fred Schonemeyer
John Siefer, Sr
Wm. Hyde
Thomas Thompson
Snl- Wey
Owen Ta
MacAdam & DePue
Home Lumber Co
Schwartz
August Schmidt
Eee
J. W. Willeter
John Price
J. C G. Fields
Linn Implement Co
Oll
A. D. Grayhill
W. A. Reed
State Journal Co
Jos. Hahler
L. Reel
L. R. Barlow
WM. M. Goding
F. N Slawson
Red Cross
Fletcher Mann
Court House
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