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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1920

Page

1

City 5 Public School Progress At Sidney High

Sidney Public Schools report record enrollment and strong mid year progress with wide student interest in physical education led by Principal Liebendorfer and Miss Myers. A dramatic club debuts under Miss Cultra while debating gains momentum led by Prof. Leisler. Christmas programs planned. diseases monitored. aim to keep year healthy and successful.

Sidney Public Schools Rgest Liebendorfer Fits Cultra Rrof Leisler Sidney High

Community Meetings Draw Splendid Crowd

County Agent H. G. Gould guided well attended gatherings across the region. Newton W. Gaines delivered inspiring talks boosting rural spirit with meetings in Cheyenne and Sexton districts and workshops in Bridgeport as the Federation’s membership drive expands in Hamilton and surrounding counties.

H. G. Gould Newton W. Gaines W. W. Wise Gades Lodge Vole John Buliter Lodge Pole CG. M. Andrews Sidney Crawford Lexington Dawson County Gould Maple Grove

Wheat Growers Meeting in Sidney Nebraska

There will be a meeting of the Wheat Growers in the District Court Room at Sidney on November 1 at 2 p.m. J. C. Barrett of Kansas, a wheat grower and organizer, will be present. Everyone invited.

Sidney Nebraska J. C. Barrett Kansas

Wisdom Grows From Experience Observation and Thought

Advertisement urging readers to place ads in THE TELEGRAPH to support local newspaper revenue and sustain coverage, stressing the financial link between ad sales and quality reporting while urging timely cooperation.

Diversified farming urged amid price declines in Cheyenne County

A Cheyenne County business and agriculture forum analyzes the nationwide recession. Most push a middle course, forecasting gradual price stabilization through supply and demand. Diversified farming is seen as essential for profit, soil health, and steadier income, with corn, alfalfa, potatoes and livestock highlighted as key crops.

Cheyenne County

Fires in Kimball County Implicate Farmhand in Wheat Losses

Suspect I W W of Kimball County linked to series of incendiary wheat fires. Deputy Fire Inspector Harry Houser investigates. Victims include Tom Holt and Drew Thompson. Long farm suffered 38 stacks burned. Walter Zaiser arrested on warrant. seen near Long stacks. alien enemy tied to purchase of fire guns.

Kimball County Harry Houser Kimball FW W Tom J. Holt Holt Place Drew Thompson Co. W. Long Place Long Cromle Houser Walter Zaiser Long Farm Mr. Long

Packing Plant at Scottsbluff Prospective Million Dollar Plant

Scottsbluff residents and especially Chamber of Commerce members move quickly to attract new industries. Reports indicate bright prospects for the establishment of a million dollar packing plant in Scottsbluff.

Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce

Scottsbluff Placed as Key Site in Western Industry Proposal

The Scottsbluff Herald notes eastern capital backs a project with Scottsbluff as a logical location. High cattle freight rates, regional feed abundance, and Scottsbluff’s role as a western distributing center are cited as factors in the proposal.

Scottsbluff Scottsbluff Herald

Freight Blockade at Scottsbluff Crossings Sparks Arrest

Scottsbluff authorities crack down on freight trains blocking crossings. Conductor C H Williams of Burlington pleads guilty to violating a five minute limit and is fined eight dollars plus costs. City officials warn of stricter enforcement, pointing to similar hogging of Sidney crossings by Union Pacific freights during lunch and dinner hours.

Scottsbluff C. H. Williams Burlington Sidney Union Pacific Scottsbluds

Wall Street Doubts Panic Delayed Beyond Expectation

Wall Street shows skepticism about the famed panic arriving soon or at all. Patriots who converted 50 cent dollars into mortgages face discouragement as they await 100 cent dollar returns.

Wall Street

Retail Food Prices Drop Three Per Cent

A 3 percent decline in retail food prices across the United States was reported for October, based on the cost of twenty two food items by the Department of Labor. Notable drops include sugar at 24 percent and potatoes at 15 percent, while eggs rose 14 percent.

United States Department of Iabor

Sidney Mercantile Company Offers Child Trim Services

A local notice promotes trimming little tots and children’s greases, marketed as Hematitching and Picoting, with Sidney Mercantile Company offering the service.

Sidney Mercantile Company

Sidney Defeats Alliance In Football Thriller 14 7

Last Friday November 10 Sidney gridsters defeated Alliance at Athletic Park in a back forth game. Alliance led 6 0 at halftime but Sidney rallied with a 50 yard pass Chambers to L Clark for a TD and extra point. A 90 yard interception return by Dale for Alliance shifted momentum as the score became 13 7. Sidney scored again but the drive ended with a turnover. (Continued on Page 7)

Alliancce Athletic Park Sidney Alliance Chambers L. Clark Eac Verso Foatured al- Hanece Dale Sidney Jt

Firebug Terrorizes Minatare Residents with Fires and Fear

Minatare residents live in terror as a string of fires over recent weeks damages the high school and garage and destroys two Lutheran church outhouses. Bloodhounds from Fulton kennels Beatrice trail leads to three locals who were questioned and released for insufficient evidence. Neighbors arm themselves amid rising suspicion and sporadic verbal and physical clashes.

Minatire Eurage Fulton Beatrice

Laundry Order Echoes Through Taxi Call Line

A brief note reads Send it to the laundry and a taxi contact line 161, suggesting a routine dispatch or odd instruction captured in a small transit related fragment. The text centers on a laundry request paired with a taxi reference, implying a service coordination context.

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Camp Fire Girls Telegraph Sidney Lumber Company Sidney, Nebraska Cheyenne Wilson Brothers Oberfelder & CO Clothiers Scottsbluff Crossings Wall St Minatare the American Bank NEBR Federal Reserve System Nebraska State Guaranty Fund Jesse C. McNish Martin W. Dimery James L. McIntosh John L. McCarthy George E. Taylor George R Buckner Eugene D. McAllister Cashier
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