Sidney post office second class matter notice
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
7
Local and Personal News Highlights From Sidney
Mrs Charlton Bentley is ill with ton silitis. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas H Antrim a daughter. Mr John Connelly visiting his sister Mrs Julia Scanton this week. Mrs Pulver wife of the Peetz Gazette editor was a Sidney visitor last week. Commissioner Goding of Potter visited Sidney earlier. Russell Dedrick of Dalton spent part of his vacation with Sidney friends. L C Opper of Dalton transacted business and called on friends in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson visited Cheyenne by automobile. Miss McVicker proprietor of McVicker Millinery Shop expected in town to advance her business. J Earl Thayer back from St Louis Rexall Druggists convention. Bill Lowe named sporting and athletic editor of the weekly high school paper. Andy Sitler fractured hip when automobile overturned near town. Dr Mantor reports favorable condition. Mr and Mrs Carter Dunaway and son Carter Jr arrived home from Denver with a fine big boy. Lena Randall, trained nurse from San Francisco, starts return journey after visit. An electric scoreboard will flash World Series returns on Central Avenue near The Sidney Telegraph office with a private wire for early returns. R Zimmer back at Union Pacific engine after summer in hospital and Thermopolis recovery. Sidney Football team opened season at Sterling, lost 40 to 0. Experience viewed as encouraging.
Rabe Couple Relocates to Sidney Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Louis Rabe of Weyerts Nebraska have moved to Sidney residing on the town's south side. The Rabes plan to have their son join them for the winter while Mr Rabe, previously a farmer, adjusts to the change in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rabe
Weyerts
Nebr
Sidney
Rabe
Sidney Welcomes Baseball Men as Citizens
Eddie Roben, manager of the Sidney Baseball team, will stay in Sidney after joining the Colorado and Nebraska Grain Company. He plans to buy wheat at Winston, Colorado. Teammate Harry Williams will move from Omaha to Sidney and farm his land next season.
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Eddie Roben
Sidney
Colorado and Nebraska Grain Company
Mr. Roben
Winston, Colo
Harry Williams
Omaha
Williams
Special Senate committee tours railroads on journey west
A U S Senate special committee investigating the Union and Central Pacific railroads traveled by special train through Sidney last Wednesday evening. Members include Senators Fry, Dawes, Platte, Davis, Morgan, Turpie, Hearst, with Seargent at Arms Briggs, Pulsifer, and Clerk Reed. The party paused 30 minutes at Sidney as travelers enjoyed a fine sunset over the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Central Pacific
Senate
Sidney
Wm. P. Fry
Maine
H. J. Dawes
Massachusetts
O. H. Platte
Connecticut
C. K. Davis
Minnesota
John L. Morgan
Alabama
David Turpie
Indiana
Geo. Hearst
Sidney News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Clergy Shifts
Senator Hearst of California visited Sidney amid familiar faces from past days. Local notes highlight weekly events, including clergy changes. Rev A J Clifton stays in North Platte prompting reassignments, with W E Hardaway taking Sidney duties and arriving last Tuesday to preach. A prisoner from Devel County, John Hickey, appears in a preliminary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
California
Sidney
Burglary Hearing Bondsmen Release Suspect in Devel County
In Devel County a burglary charge led to bondsmen surrendering Hickey and releasing him on bond. He was brought to Sidney for jail awaiting trial, with potential for new bonds. The Telegraph notes a U P Company plan to extend the Pacific Hotel eastward for a larger lunch room and office space, not abandoning the hotel along the line. Hiram Morey of Mammoth, IA visited Sidney and may aid local efforts through the board of trade. Special sale on box chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devel County
Hickey
Sidney
U. P
Pacific
Hiram Morey
Mamouth
Morey
Sidney. Board of Trade
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Ae Wie
Hee Tee Oon
THE
American Prss Association
Charlton Bentley
Thomas H. Antrim
Std
John Connelly
Julia Scanton
Pulver
Peetz Gazette
Goding
Potter
Telegraph
Russell Dedrick
Dalton
L. C. Opper
Walter Nelson
Cheyenne
Miss McVicker
McVicker Millinery
Busineas
J. Earl Thayer
St. Louis
Rexall Druggists
Bill Lowe
Andy Sitler
Mantor
Carter Dunaway
Carter Jr
Denver
Lena Randall
San Francisco
Cali
Central Avenue
R. Zimmer
Union Pacific
Thermopolis
Wyo
Sterling
U. S. A. Theatre
U. S. Senate
A. J. Clifton
North Platte
Hardway
John Hickey
Rexall
Colorado
Xed Weilers
Handleas
Herbert-Hiett Realty CO
Phong
Gapen Bldg
Delcolight
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Busch
Waffle
Free Westinghouse
Electric Shop
American Bank
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Braoer
ESSIG
Sidsey
Haynes
UTIL
Kohome
B. Festery
Kobo
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