Indications of Lower Automobile Prices
The Cheyenne County article notes Ford and Franklin price cuts signal a likely broad decline in auto prices. It argues reduced costs will spur purchases, easing an overextended industry while stressing autos are essential to modern life and national economy. The piece predicts continued readjustment across sectors with inflation tame and demand improving.
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Cheyenne County
Ford and
Franklin
Ford
Franklin Company
America
Jack Frost Delays Yet Boosts County Corn Yield this Year
Jack Frost arrived later than expected with little frost damage. The charm ripening weather kept corn mostly safe, with only late crops harmed. The delay secures a bumper county harvest, ensuring farmers ample feed and profitable prospects for winter.
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Jack Frost
Sidney Pigskin Artists Go To Sterling Today
Coach Colson takes the local high school eleven to Sterling for a Logan County clash led by Captain Chambers. The lineup is undecided for opening game yet features husky players ready to buck the line. Last year Sterling beat them on their field. a strong local crowd plans to travel for a first victory bid this season. Special Saturday box chocolates sale at Rexall Store advertised.
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Colson
Sterling
Logan County
Chambers
Rexall
Harvest Festival in Sidney Draws Wide Praise
The Harvest Festival drew a large crowd and widespread satisfaction. Sidney hosted diverse events including a daily parade, a barbecue, battles royal, tug of war, a street show, and a farm exhibit led by County Agent Gould. Notable participants included Cheyenne County Trading Co, various tractor and implement firms, and local volunteers. Plans emerged for an annual festival with potential permanent organization. Charles S. Hower and W. H. Eaton returned from Indianapolis after a G. A. R. encampment trip, while T. C. Osborne of Bayard visited festival events.
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Sidney
Omaha
Lincoln
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Alsc
Anderson Hart-Parr
Avery
Rumely
Campbell
Emerson Brantingham
Hut City
Fordson
Aultman Taylor
Morley Pearson
Jack O’nell
Gould
Sidney and Vicinity
Margaret Martin
Osborn Motor
Sidney Auto
Mann Motor
Slayter Auto
Hahler
Ford
Sam Perry Companies
Senti
Made to measure stray-right corset for women and Misses
Garment advertisement details a stray-right corset priced from six dollars fifty cents to fifteen dollars with guaranteed quality. It directs inquiries to Mrs. J. Z Barterday for measurements and purchase.
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J. Z Barterday
Banquet To Mark End of The Baseball Year
An elaborate banquet tonight at the M. FE. Church marks the close of Sidney's most successful baseball season. The team recently played at Scottsbluff and Rapid City, losing to Scottsbluff but beating the Post Tourney champions in Rapid City. A Tuesday loss to Sterling virtually ended the season. The squad, though weaker lately, showed tenacious fighting spirit and will be honored by Manager Roben and teammates for their fine record.
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M. FE
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Rapid City
Sterling
Roben
Homing Pigeons Fail To Arrive at St Louis
A Rexall Drug Store crowd in Sidney watched pigeons entered by Mr Thayer in a national race take flight toward St Louis. No word on arrival by last evening though expected the same day. Birds from Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas and Missouri reportedly led the field in this contest.
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Rexall Drug
Thayer
St. Louis
Rexall
Sidney
Louisana
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Birds take flight at ten oclock in southeast direction
The report notes birds lifting at ten oclock sharp, circling briefly before heading southeast. It mentions Mr Thayer being in St Louis this week and his return will reveal the contest outcome.
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Thayer
St. Louis
St Patrick Academy Building Nears Completion
The new addition at St Patrick Academy will be ready soon allowing part use by the school. It will relieve crowding and ease teachers' workload as construction progresses satisfactorily and students and staff anticipate improved facilities.
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St. Patrick Academy
New Grade School Delayed Past Midyear Opening
Contractors report the new grade school will not be ready for occupancy until midyear. Electricians are wiring the building and work will continue after wiring. Delays stem from late materials and a delayed wiring contract.
Strive to Keep Sweet in a Sour World
A short column warns against constant grumpiness and nagging customers. It depicts miserable people who scare children, deter objectors seeking new boats, and fear aging, urging caution in exchanges and daily conduct.
Unappreciative Queet and the Custard Incident
A three year old named Ralph spent the day with his aunt Myra. When offered custard he eagerly said yes but found it lacking. He ate a little then told his aunt she could have the rest and offered water to wash it down.
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Ralph
Myra
Responsibility and the value of human effort
A compact reflection on responsibility noting that nothing can enforce it except realizing it lies with each person to choose whether to mend or mar, beautify or deface portions of work.
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Oliver Lodge
District Court Disposes Of Big Docket In Fall Term
The fall term of the District Court opened Monday with over ninety cases on the docket, mainly civil matters. Readouts include dismissals for many civil actions, several titles quieted in plaintiffs, foreclosures, partitions, and a few divorces and sales ordered. the docket shows diverse outcomes across multiple parties and banks.
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Robert D. O'Brien
Minnie L. Coon
Supreme Court
Ralph H. Correll
Peter Lenzen Jr
Minnie I. Coon
Robert D. O’brien
Pearl Hyatt
Edgar Hyatt
Paul I. Martin
Clarence Francis
American Bank
Noel Marty
August Oberg
Mary Alice Grant
Union Pacific R. RR. Co
Harm Weyerts
H. H. Meyer
B. A. Jones
James A. Mitchell
Charles Gathman
J. T. Lindley
B. D. Currier
Herman Westerhoild
D. C. Sydebotham
Jefferies
Minnie Kirschgestner
Henry Kirschgestner
C.C. Yeggy
J. Birdwell
Harry F. Runge
Bismark E. Runge
No place like home sees us about one
Sidney Lumber Co advertises service with the slogan send it to the laundry and includes a taxi phone number 161 for pickup or delivery in a compact classified style notice.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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Reso
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Indianapolis
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Bayard
Wilson Brothers
Oberfelder& CO
the Leading Clothiers
Sedney
Buil
the American Bank
NEBR
Jesse C. McNish
George E. Taylor
Martin W. Dimery
George R Buckner
James L. McIntosh
Eugene D. McAllister
John L. McCarthy
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