The Dove at Norma Talmadge Theater Shows Delores Love
Norma Talmadge stars in The Dove a colorful romance set in Costa Rosa where Delores the dove woos Johnny Powell while Don Jose Sandoval vies for her. Johnny is framed but freed by Delores in a tale of romance drama and cleverness shown Monday and Tuesday with news and comedy. Tillies Punctured Romance arrives Wednesday and Thursday with Dr X the unknown offering answers and vaudeville fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jose Maria Sandoval
Costa Rosa
Mason-Dixon Line
Delores
Dove
Johnny Powell
Noah Beery
Don Jose
Johnny
Norma Talmadge
Tillie
Dr. X
Gipsy Wanderers Visit Home Folks in Sidney
The Gipsy Wanderers dance band, mainly Sidney young men, return home after an extensive south and west tour. Members Bill Miles Don Shipman William Swain John Swain Carroll Fundingsland and Al Toole now in Salt Lake City plan further touring. Bill Miley heads to Denver for school and band work. Don Shipman may stay put this winter while others continue touring.
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Gipsy Wanderers
Sidney
Bill Miles
Don Shipman
William and John Swain
Carroll Fundingsland
al Toole
Salt Lake City
Bill Miley
Denver
Three New Houses Under Construction on Sidney West Side
Three new dwelling houses are under construction on the west side of Sidney. The Roy Hamilton house has been started, Hershel Spearow’s is half completed, and the G. B Wookey residence will be started next week.
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Sidney
Roy Hamilton
Hershel Spearow
G. B Wookey
American Legion Observance Fetes Veterans in Sidney Parade
The American Legion and Auxiliary held Armistice Day events in Sidney with a morning parade led by O. D. Slayter. Surviving Civil War veteran Charles Hower and Gold Star mother Mrs. J. C. Sparks featured in a motorized segment. The theatre program included patriotic concerts, a Cyr address urging world peace, and a community dinner, followed by football in Kimball and a dance at Hardy hall.
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American Legion
Auxiliary
O. D. Slayter
Sidney Post
Charles Hower
Sidney
J. C. Sparks
St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney High School
Frank W. Cyr
Devel County
Chappell
Prof
Cyr
Belgium
France
Schenck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Kimball
Hardy Hall
Grabill
State corn crop shows decrease in yield for year
Temperatures and winds in August produced a very low corn yield. Quality now 86 percent. Old corn stocks equal 11,658,000 bushels, about 4 percent of last year. Wheat and other crops show varied yields: buckwheat 9.5 bushels and 10,000 bushels. flax seed eight bushels and 64,000 bushels. grain sorghum 19 bushels and 418,000 bushels. consumption of other minor crops listed with tonnage and bushels. Total apples 471,000 bushels versus 850,000 last year. grapes 1,920 tons. beans eight bushels.
Morrill County Voters Give Republicans Fine Majority
Morrill county aided a Republican landslide Tuesday week. Hoover topped Smith three to one in 4044 votes. State senator A. B. Wood of Gering beat J. H. Stouteville 1826 to 1130. District judge E. F. Carter led R. O. Canaday 1868 to 757. County commissioner C. O. Morrison of Bayard re-elected by 800 over Whitney. Thirty two mail votes were cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Hoover
Smith
A. B. Wood
Gering
J. H. Stouteville
E. F. Carter
R. O. Canaday
C. O. Morrison
Bayard
Whitney
Officers of North Sidney Club chosen Wednesday
The North Sidney club met at the L. M. Sterling home Wednesday evening and elected officers. Mrs. J. A. Sparks was re elected president, and Mrs. Opal Sterling was chosen secretary and treasurer. The afternoon was spent studying embroidery studies taught by Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. Ed Brockelsby. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Sparks. The next meeting will be December 6 at the home of Mrs. John Edwards with Mrs. Carl Schmidt assisting.
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North Sidney
L. M. Sterling
J. A. Sparks
Opal Sterling
Henry Johnson
Ed Brockelsby
Sparks
John Edwards
Carl Schmidt
Oshkosh
Rebekah
Vera Ross
Margaret Armuth
St Patrick's Academy
Sidney
Fred Warrick
Wilma
Kimball
Lyal Taylor
Bobby
Gurley
Floyd Jacobson
Walter Brestel
G. T. Hardin
North Platte
Alberta
J. L. Reel
Presbyterian Parsonage
A. E. Tanner
C R. Babcock
Rebekah Kensington
I. O. O. F. Hall
Warren Cuningham
Donna Joan
FPA Rowan
Ladies of the Altar Society
Don Dey Ermand
J. H. Foster
Keith County Man Held in Shooting After Election Quarrel
Keith county man Joe Sydzyck was fatally wounded by Clarence Miley at his home along the Lincoln highway after a political argument. Miley was arrested hours later on attempted murder charges and held without bond after Sydzyck sustained three bullet wounds.
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Joe Sydzyck
Keith County
Clarence Miley
Chappell
Lincoln Highway
Sydzyck
North Platte
Miley
Many Homesteads Open for Entry in Western Nebraska
Judge J H H Hewitt reports 23 western Nebraska homesteads cancelled for failure to prove up within five years. Lands open to first qualified applicant, incl Box Butte county tract about 15 miles west of Alliance, with most tracts in Cherry County and Morrill County listing three tracts.
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Nebraska
J. H. H. Hewitt
Government Land Office
Alliance
Land Office
Washington
Box Butte County
Cherry County
Morrill County
Banner County Records Largest On Record Vote
Voters in Banner county cast over 600 ballots in a record turnout. Hoover and Republican candidates won big. M. E. Shafto was re elected county judge, carrying every precinct. L. M. Hopkins won the county commissioner race, carrying his precinct and nearby areas. High school regents Otis Williams Hugh Woten E L Stoddard and John Grant were unopposed.
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Banner County
Hoover
M. E. Shafto
J. M. Wilson
Shafto
L. M. Hopkins
Lester M. van Pelt
William W. Field
Mr. Hopkins
Long Springs
Lone Pine
Wrights
Otis Williams
Hugh Woten
E. L. Stoddard
John Grant
Alliance Men Injured in Denver Airplane Crash
A Denver Dupont air port crash Sunday afternoon injured three Alliance men. Witnesses said the motor stalled at about 300 feet and the plane dove nose first. Joseph J. Brennan suffered compound fractures of both legs and possible amputation. Harold Dickinson sustained two leg fractures. Philip F. Larb ee Jr. the Denver pilot had slight injuries.
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Dupont
Denver
Joseph J. Brennan
Alliance
Harold Dickinson
Philip F. Larabee, Jr
Voters honor 95th district representative with thanks
A candidate thanks voters of the 95th district for their support and expresses sincere appreciation for the honor bestowed. The message emphasizes gratitude for the backing received from constituents.
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95Th
Dalton Doings and Halloween Luncheon Highlights
Herman Armuth of the Dalton Co operative association with B C Gillespie and son left for Omaha to attend business and the horse show. Mrs Raymond Zarbaugh and Mrs Don Dey Ermand hosted a Halloween luncheon at the Dey Ermand home with dotted rooms and six tables of 500. Alta Cobb won first prize with B L Carter as consolation. R R Dedrick of Sidney attended as an out of town guest. The local I O O F lodge entertained.
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Herman Armuth
Dalton Co-operative Association
B. C. Gillespie and Son
Omaha
Raymond Zarbaugh
Don Dey Ermand
Dey Ermand
Alta Cobb
B. L. Carter
R. R. Dedrick
Sidney
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Thoxine advertised as quick sore throat relief
An ad promotes Thoxine a doctor prescribed remedy for sore throat and coughs claiming fast relief with a single swallow and direct action. It emphasizes no iron cocaine or dope, family safe taste and money back guarantee with prices 35 60 and 1.00. Bassett's and other druggists sell it.
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Bassett’s
Local social notes and church group activities across Oshkosh and area
Community updates describe visits and dinners among families in Oshkosh and nearby towns. Rebekah and Altar Society events, a public supper, and election night activities are noted along with travels to North Platte and Scottsbluff for conventions and business. A Christmas bazaar is planned at the Tobin opera house.
Falls City Creamery seeks cream with name and point
Creamery offers to pay all transportation charges for fresh cream shipments. Shippers tag each can with name and shipping point, obtain a railroad receipt, and the railroad delivers the can to the company. Checks mailed and cans returned on the same day the cream is received. Reference Richardson County or Bank. Falls City, Nebraska.
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Richardson County
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E. F. Zorn
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Fred J. Beyer
John Theis
Lodge Pole
Poland
B. L. Walker Farm
Stewart Brown
Peetz
Colo
E. C
Stockwick
John Bolke
C. E. Huff & Sons
Dix
Nebr
Rhode Island
China Spring Boats
WJ. W. Brothers
Fairbanks Morse
Jackson M Hardware
Sidney Exchange
New York
Ida Simms
Col
V. F. Kucera
Auburn Sales & Service
Sec
Col. V
L. A. Donahoe
Carlson Hospital
E. Plance
Geo Thompson
Greenlees
Clara Klein
James O'Kane
Farmers Union Elevator
Simms
Iva Beyer
7Th Ave
Pleasant
Edward Furer
Illinois St
McNess
Cheyenne County
Furst and Thomas
Thomas
Dept. A. Freeport
Ill
Sidney Creamery Company
P. Hunt
J. L. Hand
M. H. Davis
Ralph Gentry
My Place
Huntsman
Frank Frauendorfer
wMrs
Sam Fine
Norma Talmadge, the Dove
North Sidney Club
Keith
West Nebraska
Jake Pedrett
Ments
Wived
Howard Swain
Sidney Wat
J Carley
Scottsbluff
H C Blome
Harbaugh
Carl Ross
Gertrude Fullerton
George Worth
Tobin Opera House
CREAM
Falls City
Julesburg
Cheyenne
Ravet
Union Pacific
Arctic
Barbary Coast
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