Noted Bishop Leads Remote Alaska Mission Team
The youngest bishop in the church travels Alaska by dog team to reach isolated groups along the trail. He and Mrs. Bentley reside at Nenana where St. Mark's mission is run from a log episcopal palace built by him. Accompanying him are Rev. Valentine Junker and Mrs. Alice J. Ford.
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Anvik
Alaska
First United Bank
Virginia
Nenana
Bentley
St. Mark's Mission
Bishop Bentley
Valentine Junker
Watertown
S. D
Alice J. Ford
Hastings
Armistice Day Observances Worldwide and US Rules
Armistice programs for November 12 gather veterans in legion rooms to recall wartime service. Armistice Day is a legal holiday in many nations with ceremonies, two minute silences, and cenotaph services. In London the silence honors the fallen at Whitehall. in the United States 23 states observe November 11 as a holiday, with Monday shifts when the date falls on a Sunday.
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Legion
London
Whitehall
British Empire
United States
Sunol News Highlights Local Happenings and Travel
Sunol News reports school dismissal for election day, residents visiting relatives in Omaha and North Platte, a Halloween masquerade with prize winning costumes, and numerous local social visits. The column lists weekend guests, shingle work completed, theater outings in Sidney, and community members attending dances and events.
State Races Highlight Tight County Returns
In a county with strong Democratic showing state and national races leaned Democratic while many county offices stayed in Republican hands. Key results include Walter Jurgenson leading for lieutenant governor and Leo Swanson securing secretary of state, with a mix of party winners across treasurer auditor and commissioner posts.
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C. W. Johnson
Potter
Walter Jurgenson
Johnson
U. S
Burke
Simmons
Hoffman
O’sullivan
Hunter
Kemp
Wright
Johnsen
Maupin
Marsh
Coffee
Mathers
Applegate
Sell
Charles D. Green
W. L. Bates
J. L. Steele
John Sullivan
Leo Swanson
Harry Conklin
Steele
Sullivan
County Vote Split Between The Parties Continues
County officials list shows a split ticket with candidates for clerk treasurer and other county offices. Names include L. Pindell, Louis Wasem, D. R. Campbell, Gertrude Nelson, J. Paul Hansen, J. H. Foster, Guy Shaw, and Ford Weikhorst, with all listed above the line.
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Dan Campbell
C. M. Hadley
Hadley
Campbell
Louis Wassin
W. W. Schulz
John Treinen
Schulz
Treinen
Heaton
Kepler
J. Paul Hansen
Charlies Gardner
Gardner
Hansen
J. H. Foster
Guy Shaw
John Peetz
Shaw
Peetz
L. Pindell
Louis Wasem
D. R. Campbell
Gertrude Nelson
Ford Weikhorst
Jurors Named To Serve At Next Term
Colton A J Englert A A Bau er George W Book H R Glass burn Davison Harry Scott Paul Wei ble George Caldwell Roy Neary Huntsman Emil Nightengale Harold Spiker Ralph D Spearow Gurley Theodore Borcher George E Burke E B Miller Charles Sem erad Charles Gabriel Sidney No 2 George Fahy C A Foster J W Brothers Charles D Green J H O Neil Frank B Tobin James Reisdorff Roy Greenlee Clayton Parks George W Puckett Joan Zwickl W E Payzant Lodgepole James G Wolfe E A Johnson C H Bolinger George Booth Abbe Bruns Henry Jenik John Hornicek Elmer Holtman Richard Pavlat Herman Mintken Union Valley A W Friede Joe Frandsen J W Pitman George Shinker J D Devier S R Panabaker Herman Mintken Note: OCR artifacts may affect some names.
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Colton
A. J. Englert
A A. Bauer
George W. Book
H. R. Glassburn
Davison
Harry Scott
Paul Weible
George Caldwell
Roy Neary
Huntsman
Emil Nightengale
Harold Spiker
Ralph D. Spearow
Gurley
Theodore Borcher
George E. Burke
E. B. Miller
Charles Semerad
Charles Gabriel
George Fahy
C. A. Foster
J. W. Brothers
Charles D. Green
J. H. O'Neil
Frank B. Tobin
James Reisdorff
Roy Greenlee
Clayton Parks
George W. Puckett
Joan Zwickl
W. E. Payzant
Lodgepole
James G. Wolfe
E. A. Johnson
C. H.bolinger
George Booth
Abbe Bruns
Henry Jenik
John Hornicek
Elmer Holtman
Richard Pavlat
Union Valley
A.W. Friede
Joe Frandsen
J. W. Pitman
George Shinker
J. D. Devier
S. R. Panabaker
Herman Mintken
Potter
Art Harms
C. E. Delashmutt
Byron Pavlat
John Nelson
Harry Warner
John Christensen
Lawrence Schwartz
Evan Stines
Sidney No. 3
Ed Meyer
Louis Nienhuser
Richard Brauer
Albert Benish
Herman Schroeder
George Thompson
W. J. Perry
R. V. Francis
Gus Narjes
Big Trees Named for India Chief Sequoia
The large California Sequoia trees were named after the Indian chief Sequoia, honoring his legacy and contributing to the landmark’s enduring name in American history.
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India
California
Chief Sequoia
Sidney And Kimball To Resume Relations
Sidney and Kimball prepare for a key football clash as Maroons defend the conference title. Black plans minimal varsity use to protect first string before November 16 trip to North Platte, while Kimball poses a tough challenge in a bid to widen the lead. The Sidney town expects celebration after the 2 p.m. kickoff with families and locals noting stores closing and crowds heading to the game.
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Black
Kimball
Sidney
North Platte
Maroons
Chappell
Witters
Walden
Stevens
Stewart
Christofferson
Antelope Social Roundup Noted Visits and Guests
Christie Bertramson reports a busy weekend of visits and dinners. Bert Christensen hosted Carl Larson Saturday evening. J C Johnson entertained Sunday for Sprenger and family, Hammond and family, Reineka and family. Madden hosted George Whitney's supper. Elmer Nelson from Laramie with daughter Barbara spent Sunday with family.
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L. K. Nelson
Carl Larson
V. A. Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Dale
Sidney
Jens Olsen
Fred
Viggo
Svend Olsen
Maurice Nelson
Kabhy
Svend Olsen’s
Edgar Anderson
Maren Peterson
J. W. Bertramson
Ruby Deaver
Merle Jacobson
Ed Nelson
James Johnson
Wilma
Scriber
C. P. Herbeldsheimer
Chicago
George Whitney
Chris Terman
Frank Steinbrook
Dewey Larson
Cressie
Andrew Hansen
Clifford, Kinley
Dale Herboldsheimer
Christie Bertramson
Bert Christensen
J. C. Johnson
Charles Sprenger
Clifford Hammond
Lloyd Reineka
Anna Reineka
Lula
Clarence Evans
Mirs
J. H. Madden
Elmer Nelson
Barbara
Laramie
Wyo
Travel 7260 Miles In Term To High School
A high school inquiry asks if a student would travel 7260 miles in a term to attend school. The question frames remote education as a test of commitment and endurance for distant learners.
Sidney students travel far for violin lessons
Margaret and Howard Reimers attend Sidney high school while living 7200 miles each term from Center school. They travel 36 miles east daily or 180 miles weekly to pursue violin instruction, a distance their family hopes to recount for their children.
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Margaret
Howard Reimers
Dad
Mother
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