Resolutions by Camp 12 Honor Late Olive Simpson
The Royal Neighbors of America unit grants heartfelt sympathy to the family of Olive Simpson noting her loyal membership and service. The charter will be draped for thirty days, copies of the resolutions sent to relatives, published in The Telegraph and Sidney News, and recorded in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Simpson
Simpson
Telegraph
Sidney News
Susan Chambers
Marie Fahy
Jennie
Johnson
Commissioners Proceedings Sidney Nebraska November 19 1929
The board met in regular session with Bert Allington presiding. Members present included P C Collart Henry Parrat and county officials. Claims were audited and allowed for General Drag Bridge Sidney No 1 Bunker Hill Gravel Potter and various road works with multiple labor and service payments recorded. The official bond of William W Schulz as constable was approved and the meeting adjourned until December 3 or by special call.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Board of
Bert Allington
Mynutes
P C Collart
Henry Parrat
J W Billeter
W K. Hodgkin
David Huff
Chas. H. Gardner
J M. Jennings
O. N. Eicher
N O. Eicher
Roy Huff
Labor
Cecil Hunt
Chas. Nelson
Alvin Kahler
John Call
Geo. Higgins
John Ahlm
A. J. Oeltjen
FE. J Schneider
J. W Billeter
Freight
F H Schoenemeyer
Work
Ray Volt
Lewis Million
al Marsh
Arnold Kahler
Archie Hager
W. E. Chambers
Sidney NO
C. A. West
Fritz Huddin
William W. Schulz
Sidney Football Faces Plentiful Offers For Postseason Games
Sidney grapples with many post season and out of state game offers as Fowler Fort Collins Lambkins and Crawford Nebraska seek a matchup. Officials declined the Fort Collins trip and ruled Crawford off due to weather, with negotiations continuing for a possible later arrangement. Phone calls arrive daily as the town weighs its options amid a busy season for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Fort Collins
Colo
Lambkins
Colorado
Crawford
Northwest Nebraska
Wedensday
Wyoming Man Sees Sheep Market Slump From Feed Scarcity
William Maynard prominent wool buyer of Medicine Bow says a glut in the livestock market and falling prices at main centers result from a severe feed shortage. He notes this fall will see the largest sheep shipment in memory as farmers are urged to feed roughage through winter. He cautions northwest ranges face hay shortages due to heavy snows and suggests cattle holders who endure winter may reap high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maynard
Medicine Bow
Wye
Sidney
Maynard
Northwest
West
Obituary of John P Lancaster longtime Sidney resident
John Pierce Lancaster born May 4 1855 near Chatten Adams county Illinois was the son of John and Mary Lancaster. He married Madge E Mueller May 4 1880 and had four children William Clyde Myrtle and Helen M with one infant death. The family moved from Illinois to Waco Nebraska in 1883 then to Cheyenne county and later Sidney to work for Union Pacific until 1925 retirement. He also spent three years in Victor Colorado mining. Funeral services were held in Waco with I O O F lodge in charge. He was active in I O O F W O W and Yeomen lodges. Survived by wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierce Lancaster
Chatten
Adams County
Ill
John
Mary Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
Winois
Madge E. Mueller
William L
Clyde W. Myrtle
Helen M William
Cheyenne County
Lancaster
Sidney
Union Pacific
Victor
Colo
Waco
I. O. O F. Lodge
Sawyer
York
Yeoman
North Platte beet growers fear beets will freeze in ground
Large portion of sugar beets frozen in the ground prompts North Platte valley growers to lift crops as soon as weather allows before more cold weather ends harvest. Meetings with leading growers discussed saving the balance of the crop and intensive harvesting to begin when ground softens. More labor will be needed. job seekers should contact the county agent at Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
Beet deliveries spark near 1 million payout in October
Nebraska Great Western Sugar district paid farmers about 4.0 million dollars for October beet deliveries. Nearly 60 percent of the crop paid, while over 30 percent remains undelivered due to snow and rain. Deliveries lagged on the south side where roads were worse, but a thaw and steady weather may complete most deliveries in the next two weeks. December payments could exceed 2.5 million if the balance is delivered by month end.
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Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
Annual erand ball of U P Sidney Sitellar Club
Prepare men to attend the annual erand ball at Wal-Bur hall on Wednesday November 27 with music by Grabius Merriikers. A big treat promises poultry options and cheaper meals than beef or pork. Cut Farmers Preasture Co offers poultry for Sunday and Thanksgiving. Hive and dressed poultry sold daily at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Produce Co
U. P. Sidney Athletic Club
Wal-Bur Hall
Grabill
Merrymakers
U.P. Sidney Sitellar Club
Grabius Merriikers
Farmers Preasture Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Neighbors of America
Joseph Nelson
P. C. Collart
Attest, Henry Paviat
Meeker
Lockwood’s Jewelry
Wyoming
Hoops Motor Co
H. H. Hoops, Prop
Lockwood's
SEPP
Presbyterian Church
Lockwood
Donald Bassett
Presbyterian Circle
Lockwood's Jewelry
Lepner's Clothing Co
Majestic Electric
Hardy Hall
Music By
Adolph Simanek
Homer Beebe
Sidney, Nebraska
Sid
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