History Of Interest 5 of Interest to Kidney and Vicinity
From The Telegraph files an itemized look at events from 14 24 34 and 64 years ago. Guests at local homes include R R Zike family and Clyde in Cheyenne and M H Robineau. Fishing party from Sterling reservoir. Local residents attend Odd Fellows Rebekah assembly in Hastings.
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R. R. Zike
Clyde
Cheyenne
C. W. Zike
M. H. Robineau
Ernest Jaeckel
G. H. Thompson
John Jones
Sterling Reservoir
W. W. Schulz
Lee Gain
Nellie Niemeller
Hastings
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah State Assembly
L. L. Lockwood
Ted Leonard Leaves for Western Coast Tour
Ted Leonard departed Wednesday for the western coast to scout several cities and select a site. Friends will miss him as he begins this travel and evaluation.
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Ted Leonard
Birmingham
Alice
Omaha
S. S. Bixby
Denver
Orland Harwood
Taylor Sanitarium
Nicholas Mahr
Nick , Treinen
South Divide
Victor Knox
Bunker Hill
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Sidney
D R Jones Buys W M Fuller Bungalow Block East Of School
D R Jones purchased the W M Fuller bungalow located block east of the schoolhouse. Miss Ann Radcliffe’s dancing class opened with seventeen enthusiastic pupils. Frank King returned from Denver with vision restored and advised to use his sight with discretion. Mr and Mrs L G Lowes hosted a Friday night party for seven couples. Mr and Mrs E T Stark plan a trip to Omaha for a week, Mrs Stark to attend the State Teachers Convention and visit Peru Normal. Mrs Yeagle remains ill with a visit from her mother Mrs Jamerson and sister Mrs Hollingsworth of Kearney arriving Sunday to stay until recovery.
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D. R. Jones
W. M. Fuller
Ann Radcliffe
Frank King
Denver
L. G. Lowes
Lowes
E. T. Stark
Omaha
Vigilant Marshall Stuht Fights Grafters in Hyannis Market
Marshall Stuht earns a reputation as a deterrent to evildoers and tramps as his vigilance leads to catching grafters and confidence men. In Hyannis Nebraska last Monday Mac Radcliff shipped eleven cattle cars and John M Adams six cars headed for the South Omaha market.
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Marshall Stuht
Mac Radcliff
John M. Adams
Hyannis
Neb
South Omaha
Britton Builds Stone Residence on West Ranch
Andy Britton completes a 30 by 40 stone residence on his ranch west of town. The piece notes local visits by C. B. Cox and son Leslie of St. Louis and mentions various town movements including school teacher O. P. Waitman and several Sidney precinct officer candidates Brubaker Harter Gunder Thompsett Ludlow. John Daugherty moves groceries into the Powell Whitney-Ickes & Barr corner.
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Andy Britton
Britton
C. B. Cox
Leslie
St. Louis
Whitney
Darner
Gering
Cheyenne County
O. P. Waitman
Redington
A. W. Johnston
Otay
California
Brubaker
Harter
Gunder Thompsett
Ludlow
Sidney
John Daugherty
Powell & Whitney-Ickes & Barr
Brown infant born at Taylor Hospital weighs six pounds eleven ounces
Mr and Mrs W R Brown are the parents of a son born Nov 16 at Taylor Hospital The baby named Larry Gale weighed six pounds eleven ounces Mrs Carl Miller and daughter Judy and Mr Chamberlain of Gordon visited the Brown family They were overnight guests at the Brown home Mr Miller is the mother of Mrs Brown Russell Henry and Elmer George were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Ahlberg home The Reicken and Haack families visited and Shoppers in Sidney are noted Thanksgiving thoughts urge daily peace amid world troubles Other local visits are listed including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Houser in the Ben Reicken home
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W. R. Brown
Taylor Hospital
Larry Gale
Carl Miller
Judy
Mr. Chamberlain
Gordon
Sidney
Miller
Brown
Russell Henry
Elmer George
Ed Ahlberg
Billie Dickinson
Alta Dickinson
Louie Haack
Ben Reiken
Ivan Cook
Allen Kahl
Mary Tilghman and
Sterling
Frank Kokes
Ralph Gentry
Wilbur Houser
Ben Reicken
Death notice and social tidings from Bristow Oklahoma
Mrs Mary Tilghman learned of her brother Peter Sukovaty death in Bristow Okla. Interment was at Bristow. Mrs Tilghman could not attend the funeral. Sympathy extended to the bereaved families. Mr and Mrs Ben Reiken and family visited Joe A Oliverius on Sunday. A U S Savings Bond praised as a wonderful Christmas gift.
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Mary Tilghman
Peter Sukovaty
Bristow
Okla
Sukovaty
Tilghman
Ben Reiken
Joe A. Oliverius
U. S
Credit terms loosen as board lifts most consumer controls
The Federal Reserve Board ends controls on consumer credit effective December 1 except for 12 durable goods including autos radios and furniture. Credit terms for loans under 50 or over 2000 will be unrestricted after this month and repayment rules are eased with 70 day and 90 day limits removed. Down payments stay at one third on most items with a 20 percent deadline after 15 months for all new installment credits. The change removes required transaction statements and hints at further relief after inflation eases.
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Federal Reserve Board
Kimball Rail Schedules Draw Local Complaints
The Kimball Observer reports the new Union Pacific timetable gives Kimball only one eastbound passenger train arriving at 4 34 p m and a local westbound at 10 22 a m with three flag stops. Sunol and Brule are served by route 24. Scotis bluff waits for mail via Alliance truck.
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Kimball
Kimball Observer
Union Pacific
Omaha
Sunol
Brule
Ogden
North Platte River
Alliance
Mitchell OKs paving contract in six districts
In a special meeting last Thursday Mitchell city council awarded paving work in six districts to Read Construction Co. Work starts within 60 days but heavy winter work is limited. complete by next summer. In Gering, M F Busekit transfers to the western district patrol, boosting staff to two troopers and radio operators under Sgt Leo Knudtson at the courthouse HQ.
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Mitchell
Mitchell City Council
Read Construction Co
Gering
State Highway Safety Patrol
M. F. Busekit
North Platte
Scotts Bluff Fair Board Elects 35 Directors for Next Year
Scotts Bluff county fair board secretary Harold Ledingham announced the election of 35 directors for the coming year and the reelection of current officers. Officers named include W. Ledingham of Lyman as president and Dr. C R Watson and M C Cannon remaining officers.
Mitchell Fair Board Reports Profit and Plans Building Upgrades
Mitchell officials including vice-presidents W. H. Phinney and secretary H. Ledingham released the annual fair report showing a profit of 3500 dollars for the year along with about 7000 dollars spent on improvements and maintenance. Most profit came from gate grandstand receipts and concessions. The executive committee planned repainting and some re-shingling of fair buildings before next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
W. H. Phinney
H. Ledingham
Ledingham
Typewriter and Pencil Carbon Supplies Sold Here
The Telegraph Printing Co offers typewriter and pencil carbon sheets in legal size, suitable for quick copying and drafting tasks. Aimed at efficient office work, these on-hand supplies support note taking and document duplication.
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Telegraph Printing Co
Mayfair and Horn Motor Lead Local Bowling Standings
In the Commercial Bowling League at Mayfair 23 Horn Motor 15 leads 12 15 12 15 11 16 results. WFL Mayfair 3 V F W 0 Waddell s 2 U P 1 Story s 2 Horn Motor 11 Green Lantern 2 So Divide 1. High team series Mayfair 2458 and high team game Mayfair 828. High series Copley 540 and high games D Kahl 204 Te lock 201 Waddell 200.
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Commercial Bowling League
WFL Mayfair
Horn Motor
Story’s
U. P
Green Lantern
South Divide
Waddell’s
VFL W
Mayfair
Story
Copley
D. Kahl
Telock
Waddell
Transit travel totals mark vast 1945 urban miles
Transit systems across America logged over 3.2845 billion miles in 1945, tracing heavy usage of street cars trolley coaches and gas buses, reflecting wartime and postwar mobility patterns. A separate note claims New York hosted the first American greenhouse built in 1764, once thought to be the earliest structure of its kind.
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America
New York
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Green River
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Wyo
John Flood
Post Office
Washington
Bob McChacken
Bayard
Bob
Grace McIntosh
Pat Rowlan
Irving Stockman
D. E. Dickinson
the Fox
Robert Lowery
Phyllis Brooks
Roger Pryor
Chappell Hollostone Co
Chappell
Chris and Leonard Handley
Panhandle
Cliff Russell
Ance
Platte Valley Agency
Cliff Russell, Jr
Nebr
The
Barker
Sidney Concrete Products
L. C. Landmesser
Mgr
Burlington Depot
Big Horsman
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Con Tote
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