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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1925

Page

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C Of C Holds Regular Meeting At Union Pacific Hotel

A Chamber of Commerce bankers meeting was held at the Union Pacific hotel in Sidney Monday evening. Fred Shawson and Al Jorgenson spoke for Lib erty State bank and American bank, Ed McLernon presided, and the program included singing, solos by Mrs. Leibendorfer, and a discussion on banks and business. The event featured tributes to the late J. J. McIntosh and introduced Claude Golding, with JC. W. Hornaday named next chairman and an entertainment committee listed.

Chamber of Commerce Union Pacific Fred Shawson Liberty State Bank al Jorgenson American Bank Ed McLernon Love Leibendorfer Leiben Addres McIntosh MecLernon Jorgenson Sidney Claude Golding JC. W. Hornaday P. C. Cunningham Joe Daniels Henry Pavlat

Poultry and Swine Clinic Draws Large County Crowd

Dr. Lyman Peck of the George H. Lee Company led a Friday clinic at the High School gym in Sidney with many farmers and others attending. Free disease examinations of fowls and pigs were held, lectures given, diseases identified from worms to tuberculosis, and no cholera found. Peck plans another visit in February. event supported by Thayer Drug Store and Sidney Ice and Cold Storage.

Lyman Peck George H. Lee Company Omaha Thayer Drug Store Sidney Ice and Cold Storage Company Peck Sidney

Corn Picking Completed For County Contest

The final ten acre corn patches were harvested this week under county agent Willy and a state university extension staffer. Samples will go to Lincoln for moisture tests. results in three to four weeks, then Telegraph will publish winners and award a handsome loving cup engraved with the winner’s name. To keep the cup permanently, it must be won three years by one party.

Willy Extension Department The State University Lincoln Telegraph

Sidney Loses Championship Bid in Thriller at Scottsbluff

In western Nebraska action Scottsbluff defeated Sidney 17 to 8 to claim the conference title and remain undefeated. Lampoint scored for Scottsbluff, while Sidney threatened repeatedly but could not convert near the goal line. Batley returned a 50 yard kickoff for Scottsbluff and Sampoint anchored the Bluffs with punting and defense.

Sidney Scottsbluff Nebraska Scotts Bliff Lampoint Bluffs Clark Scotte Bluff G. Thomas Griswold Wiliams W. Thomas Sampoint Scottsluff Feft Scottstuff Batley Williams Mitchell Bailey

White face cattle herd at Olson ranch near Sidney

A halftone image shows a herd of white face cattle grazing on the Nels W. Olson ranch west of Sidney. The publicity for the image was obtained by J. W. Johnson and appeared in the Omaha World-Herald on Sunday.

Nels W. Olson Sidney Omaha World-Herald of J. W. Johnson

Rural Elder Commits Suicide Near Potter

Mr Frank Kubes an about eighty year old man in poor health north of Potter took his life by cutting his throat with a razor late last week. The body was sent to Crete for burial.

Frank Kubes Potter

American Bank of Sidney Reorganized with Local Officers

Sidney’s American Bank is reorganized by local businessmen. A. J. Jorgenson becomes president, J. I. McIntosh and George E. Taylor vice presidents, J. L. McCarthy cashier, H. B. Armitage assistant cashier, and Paul Martin director. Bank capital remains 50,000 dollars. The change follows assurances by the state guaranty fund that deposits are safeguarded with United States currency replacing questionable paper. The new owners took possession Monday, with Jorgenson credited for securing broad citizen cooperation to stabilize county commerce.

A. J. Jorgenson J. I. McIntosh George E. Taylor John L. McCarthy H. B. Armitage Taul Martin Mr. Jorgenson State Guaranty Fund Commission United States American Bank C. G. Stoll Lincoln State J. L Ir. Taylor Bank Newton Sidney McIntosh Jesse C. McNish McNish Sidney State Bank Guaranty Fund Commmission Jorgenson MecNish Ne- Nish Council Bluffs City P. L. Martin George Taylor Taylor John IL. McCarthy Montana Onic JH. BE. Armitage Torrington Bee Paul J. Martin J. J. McIntosh iHe Charles Marsh

City council backs Lincoln highway alignment in Sidney

The Sidney city council agreed to cooperate with highway officials to keep the Lincoln highway on the south side of the track. A negotiating committee works on right of way at the west end to create a cutoff that removes two corners, with crossing methods still to be decided.

Sidney

Birth of Daughter for Local Couple Topalski

Word reached friends in the city about the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Topalski of Los Angeles. Mr. Topalski once lived here and worked for the railroad, making the birth a moment of local interest.

Trial to be brought to Sidney over Nebraska Burlington tax case

Tax Commissioner H W Scott said a major trial of the state of Nebraska against the Burlington will be moved to Sidney for hearing. While in Sidney on business last week he stated the case involves about a million dollars in taxes. The local proceedings will focus on testimony about land values in this region.

H. W. Scott Lincoln Nebraska Burlington Sidney

Crawford baby born prompts lighthearted reverend joke

A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J J Crawford Thursday morning. Mother and daughter are both doing nicely, but this news of the youngster will account for the queer actions of the reverend.

J. J. Crawford

Sidney Public Schools Form New High School Band

Hobart 8S. Davis, music instructor for Sidney public schools, organized a high school band that will debut publicly soon. The group already numbers twenty five players and is expected to grow. Davis will direct, and the band will support school events including football games, meeting a long felt need in the district. Davis has quickly won friends among pupils and residents with his capable teaching and engaging personality.

Hobart Davis Sidney Public Schools Sidney

Artichokes Could Bridge Sugar Supply Told

A Denver News piece cites Washington experts claiming Jerusalem artichokes can yield levulose sugar, potentially rivaling beets. The tuber’s inulin converts to sweeter sugar forms, with a machine-friendly, year-round production possible and hardy tubers that endure winter. Dahlias may exceed artichokes in levulose, implying broader plant sugar sources.

Denver News Bureau of Standards Washington Jerusalem

Legion Executive Committee Opens Year at Simms Apartment

The American Legion executive committee met at Harry McCormick’s Simms apartment Tuesday evening to outline plans for the coming year. Light refreshments were provided as the group discussed upcoming activities and events.

The American Legion Harry McCormick Simms

Bankers Association Meets In Sidney

A resolutions committee formed by Cheyenne-Kimberly-Banner county bankers association met at the Union Pacific hotel last week to consider a service charge on small checking accounts. Several bankers favored a fifty cent per account fee for balances under fifty dollars monthly. Sidney bankers took no action yet. The meeting included a turkey dinner and election of officers: C A Larson president, G W Broadhurst vice president, R A Dedrick secretary, W N Rodman treasurer.

Cheyenne-Kimbell-Banner County Bankers Association Union Pacific Sidney Bankers C.A. Larson Potter G. W. Broadhurst Kimball R. A. Dedrick Dalton

Woodman Circle district manager seen in city this week

Mrs. Abbie Leithoff, district manager of the Woodman Circle, visited the city in the early part of the week.

Abbie Leithoff Woodman Circle

Horn defeats Mantor in secretary's flight golf final

In a closely contested match across 30 holes, Horn leads Mantor at multiple points before clinching victory in the secretary's flight. Mantor fights to the end with two holes won late, while the club notes the seniors and juniors finish, and urges the ladies to resume play promptly for upcoming cups. Helnie Bauman medalist with 69, Jay Crosnan champion, Bud Nobineau president's flight winner, and other flight results are listed.

Horn H. FE Mantor Lndies Helnie Bauman Jay Crosnan

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C. of C Leo Osborn M.wv Osborn C. J. Osborn J. Osborn American Bank OF Sidney Cheyenne County Furies Teatemia Cet Bankers Association Sidney Club
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