Giants and Yankees Fight in Opening World Series Game
The New York Giants rally in the eighth inning to beat the Yankees 3-1 at the Polo Grounds before about 36,000. Art Nehl and Joe Bush pitched well, but Bancroft Groh Frisch and Mensel sparked a three-run eighth for the Giants. Ruth Meusel and Dugan produced the Yankees' lone early runs, as the game ended with a late double play and a 3-1 score.
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New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Art Nehl
Joe Bush
Nehl
Giants
Bush
Bancroft
Groh
Frisch
Mensel
Young
Yanks
Dugan
Ruth
Meusel
Schang
Ward
Yankees
Pipp
Erisch
Shawkey
Americans
Lucas Family Remembers Pioneer Joseph Lucas
Joseph L Lucas born March 12 1844 died September 20 after two days illness at 78. He homesteaded in the county and returned to live five years ago. Survived by wife and six children with most at funeral. funeral held at St Patrick church Sidney October 3 high requiem mass followed by burial in St Patrick cemetery.
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Joseph L. Lucas
Sunol
Mr. Lucas
Fred Gundel
Missouri
Gundel
M. M. Herbert
C. C. McKibbon
Bridegport
J. Joffrey
Quincey
Montana
Ivan
Joe Lucas
Lncas
St. Patrick’s Church
Sidney
Ink
James Vacik
Wesley Seda
H. P. Courtney
George Deaver
Henry Koester
Leo R. Reramina
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Delinquent Tax List Shows Larger Lapse In 1921
The issue prints an extended delinquent tax list with some paid descriptions still on the forms. County Treasurer Lancaster delayed copy by ten days to fit this week’s issue. The treasurer’s office reports $31,000 collected in September 1921 taxes, improving on the prior year.
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Lancaster
Radio Lecture Course From Creighton Uni
Creighton University starts a series of twelve extension lectures broadcast from the Omaha Grain Exchange each Thursday at 8 pm. Lectures feature Creighton faculty on topics from public health to modern medicine. The program includes plans for football coaching lectures and notes potential continuation through the school year.
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Sidney
Borland & Swanson Electric
Creighton University
Omaha Grain Exchange
Mary Inhabited
William F. Rigge
John F. McCormick
Creighton
Malcolm Baldridge
Herman von W. Schulte
Creighton Medical School
Shall City and Farm Pool Common Cause to Form County Group
Antelope Local and Farmers Union plan a Friday meeting on October 13 at the farm of Co A Mangum ten miles south of Potter. A county wide organization of merchants bankers professionals newspapers and farmers will survey agricultural conditions and seek remedies to make farming profitable. Invitations go to Farmers Union locals presidents and secretaries. representatives from farming communities are invited. The effort has wide approval in the county. The conference starts at 10 a m.
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Antelope Local
Farmers Union
Co. A. Mangum
Potter
County bond plan for $30,000 to fund annual county fair
The Board of County Commissioners supported putting a $30,000 bond to voters at the general election. Farmers Union aided petition circulation and other groups joined in support. Proponents argue the bond will bring a regular county fair, boost advertising and pride, and yield long term benefits despite initial costs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Farmers Union
Old
Cheyenne County
Evening Hamlet Program At St Patrick's Academy
An evening at St Patrick's Academy featured a monthly Hamlet program with student interpretation of characters. Senior students presented a five act Hamlet in a program titled Hamlet Hour, crafted by the art department with green and gold souvenirs.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Forty Years Here Last Friday Com missioner Barlow Recalled
Commissioner L. R. Barlow arrived in Cheyenne County forty years ago and has since built a ranch home in the county and another in Lodge Pole. He served 14 years on the County Board and knows county history well. His Albany, New York roots are noted as he looks to fewer mountains ahead.
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L. R. Barlow
Cheyenne County
Barlow
Albany
New York
Journey Family Guests in City to Finalize Ranch Sale
William Journey his wife and son stay in the city to settle final matters on their ranch sale and close operations before planning a drive to their former home in Ohio.
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William Journey
Ohio
Fire Prevention Week Emphasized Nationwide This Week
National Fire Prevention Week highlights the need to save lives and property with inspections of chimneys wiring basements and storage areas. October 9 designated Fire Prevention Day with campaigns urging school pledges no match days and community talks to raise awareness.
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State Association
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Chamber Lunch Highlights Officials and Activities
Superintendent Lichendorfer chaired the Sidney Public Schools luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce with Rev Kilburn as a visitor. The group passed a Salvation Army fund subscription, noted county bonding for fair buildings, and heard school updates from Leibendorfer while Sidney High School orchestra performances drew warm applause. E L Uptegrove will chair next week.
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Lichendorfer
Sidney Public Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Kilburn
E. L. Hyde
Salvation Army Fund
New York
Johnson
Leibendorfer
Sidney
Sidney High School
E. L. Uptegrove
Trio of Accidents at Local Sites Injure Hands and Arm
Clarence D. Dugan at Farmers Elevator suffered a serious palm cut when an elevator chain sliced through his hand. Another worker’s left hand was crushed and bruised by a heavy falling bar. doctors expect full function with no loss. Harold Thomas, son of H. P. Thomas, sustained a compound fracture above the right wrist near Sidney after a fall during a run with another boy.
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Clarence D. Dugan
Farmers Elevator
San Church
Harold Thomas
H. P. Thomas
Harold
Sidney
What the Salvation Army is Doing
There are six children’s homes and farms in the United States with accommodation for 670 children, many admitted as orphans or delinquents from courts. A grade school on the farm feeds into high or vocational training, with examples of later success. Eighty-eight men’s homes in cities reclaim discouraged or physically broken men through work and shelter, turning waste into value and supporting broader social stability. In 1921, 6236 men passed through these industrial homes. Cheyenne County Salvation Army Drive officers listed.
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United States
Great Western University
Salvation Army
Salvation
Resolution Honors Cheyenne County Teachers in Sidney
A committee on resolutions in Sidney expresses sincere appreciation for Miss Anna McFadden the county superintendent and others including Dr Yoakam Miss Agnes Knutzen Pres Robert Elliott Miss Driscoll Prof Emil Backer and Miss Pearl Pope for their roles in advancing teaching in Cheyenne County The note also thanks Sidney citizens the Methodist ladies and local boards for support and calls for 100 percent attendance at the Alliance meeting urging publication of the resolutions in multiple local papers.
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Cheyenne County
Institute
Anna McFadden
Dr. Yoakam
Agnes Knutzen
Kearney
Robert I. Elliott
Driscoll
Chadron
Balduc
Sidney
The
Methodist Church
McFadden
Henrietta Myers
Honorable
Board of Education of
Board of County Commissioners
Alliance G
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Enterprise
Lodgepole Express
Dalton Delegate
Potter Review
Cheyenne County Citiizen
G. F. Liebendorfer
Louise Colyer Mantor
Geo. H. Liggett
County Teachers Hold Annual Institute at Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Teachers Association held its annual institute for two days with Miss Mc Fadden presiding. One hundred thirty two teachers attended along with other education enthusiasts. Notable participants included Robert I. Elliott Kate E. Driscoll G W Yoakam Agnes Kuutzen Emil D Backer and Prof Balduc. Activities featured musical numbers Red Cross talks agri culture lectures and round tables. A luncheon by the Methodist ladies closed the event.
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Cheyenne County Teachers’ Association
McFadden
Robert I. Elliott
Chadron State Teachers’ College
Kate E. Driscoll
G. W. Yoakam
Agnes Kuutzen
Kearney State College
Emil D. Backer
Sidney Public Schools
Miss Pearl Pope
Red Cross
R. 8. Scott
Nebraska State Teachers' Ass'n Sixth District Convention
The Sixth District Nebraka State Teachers' Association invites Boards of Education to Alliance for a convention from Thursday October 12 at 1 pm to Saturday October 14 1922. Attendees may be excused without pay. a strong program promises valuable ideas and educational progress through cooperative effort. President W T Stockdale warmly welcomes all boards and teachers.
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Boards of Education
District No. 6
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Alliance
Nebraska
Nebraska State Teachers
Ass'n. W
Golf Notes Championship and flight winners announced
Golf notes recap last Sunday results Buckner defeated Witham in the Championship Flight Barker beat Grimminger in the President's Flight and Kennedy won over Crumrine in the Secretary's Flight.
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Buckner
Witham
Barker
Grimminger
Kennedy
Crumrine
Tri-State League opens Sterling Friday for individual championship
Beginning Friday matches will be played at Sterling for the Tri-State League individual championship. Members of all clubs within the league are eligible to enter this event.
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Sterling
Spitlers Visit Greenlees After Albuquerque Arrival
Parents A E Spitler arrive by auto from Albuquerque New Mexico to visit daughter Mrs A D Greenlee and her husband. They will attend to important business here before returning home.
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A. E. Spitler
Albuquerque
New Mexico
A. D. Greenlee
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