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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1928

Page

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New York Yanks Take Three Straight in Series

A highway tragedy near Gurley claims Henry Segelke a popular local youth after his truck catches fire and overturns on the Lincoln highway three miles west of the city. Fire and rescue efforts fail to save him as he suffers severe burns en route to Taylor hospital. Funeral services are scheduled at Segelke home farm and the German Lutheran church with Rev. Pelster presiding.

Henry Segelke West of Gurley Here Cheyenne County Gurley Lincoln Highway Segelke Sidney Segeike William Burgess Howard Young Segelke Taylor Hospital Pelster

Jordan Electric Shop Receives Radio Shipment

The Jordan Electric shop, specializing in Majestic and Kolster radios, received a large shipment of new models Monday morning. Some sets will be set up immediately to handle rush orders. Mrs Lucy Jordan notes demand for high class radios is at an all time high, driven by presidential campaign speech programs and sports broadcasts from major radio chains.

Jordan Electric Shop Majestic Kolster Jordan Concern Lucy Jordan

Green's Name Not Listed As Democratic Candidate

The Telegraph reports Charles D. Green filed a petition with the county clerk to run for clerk of the district court in Cheyenne county on the Democratic ticket. His name appears on the ballot but without a party designation due to petition form filing.

The Telegraph Charles D. Green District Court Cheyenne County Green

New Chrysler Chandler Agency Block Opens In Sidney

A new Fundingsland and Reisdorff building at Illinois Street and 14th Avenue adds a major business block to Sidney’s mercantile area. The concrete brick and steel structure houses auto sales for Chandler Chrysler and Durant, with large display windows and a rear repair section, ready for occupancy after finishing touches.

Fundingsland & Reisdorff Illinois Street 14Th Avenue Sidney Fundingsland& Reisdorff George Plein

Democrats Seek Farm Support in Nebraska Address Series

A Nebraska swing by two leading agricultural figures aims to rally farm voters for the Democratic ticket. Frank W. Murphy, once a Minnesota Republican leader who shifted to agriculture campaigning for Democrats, chairs the Corn Belt Farm Organization legislative committee. He helped push for an explicit farm plank at the Republican National Convention before switching allegiance.

Nebraska Middle West Minnesota Kansas City Frank W. Murphy Congress Corn Belt Farm Organization Resolutions‘committee

Belle M Stoutenborough Woman's Club Opens Year With Lunch

The Belle M Stoutenborough Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday October 3 at the Methodist Episcopal church banquet hall. Large attendance greeted a luncheon and business session led by president Mrs Elmer Kahl who welcomed new members and praised the group's work. Mrs Johnson entertained with songs accompanied by Mrs G H Doran, as members joined in a varied afternoon program.

Belle M.stoutenborough Club Womans Club Methodist Episcopal Church Elmer Kahl Mra Jw. Johnson Johnson G. H. Doran F. O. Burgess

Teachers Institute Unites Cheyenne and Deuel Counties

The joint institute opened at Sidney court house with 93 Cheyenne and 42 Deuel instructors registered. Notable speakers included Harry E. Bradford, Anna B. Loy, W P Killen, and Nettie I. Mills. Sessions run through Tuesday with programs on Peculiar People art and penmanship methods.

Cheyenne Deuel Court House Sidney Cheyenne County Devel County Potter Lodge Pole Dalton Big Springs Chappell Chadron Harry E. Bradford University of Nebraska Anna B. Loy Nebraska Wesleyan University W. P.killen North Platte Nettie I. Mills Palmer Penmanship Company Bradford

School benefit by Sidney high school Boys Pep club

The Boys Pep club of Sidney high school sponsors a school fund benefit presenting Gene Stratton Porter's The Harvester at the U S A theatre. Ticket sales support the fundraiser and a Wednesday matinee was added for October 10 at four o'clock to aid children in viewing the play.

Gene Stratton Porter U.S. A Boys Pep Club Sidney High School the Peppers

Kimball County Oil Scheme Dupe Exposed by Local Paper

The Kimball Observer details Herbert Michel of Omaha accused of bilking Kimball County farmers and business men out of 75 000 to 100 000 dollars with a fake oil lease scheme tied to a Sheridan County field. Readers are urged to beware decoys and pushy sales tactics used by Michel and associates.

Kimball Observer Herbert Michel Omaha Kimball Nebraska Madison County Michel Herbert M. Michel Kimball County Packard Lincoln Sheridan County Mecca Gilead

Popular Young Couple Weds in Mullen Nebraska

Miss Frances Quinn and McKinley McIntosh married Saturday at St Marys Church Mullen. The couple, popular in Sidney, planned a Chicago and eastern honeymoon before settling in Sidney. Quinn, former St Patrick’s Academy graduate, joined The Telegraph as a reporter last year.

Mullen Sidney Nebr Frances Quinn Thomas Quinn McKinley McIntosh Abel of Senace Mullen Mission Anton Link St. Patrick’s Jean McIntosh John T. McIntosh James McIntosh Chicago Mack Peetz St. Patrick’s ,Academy

Sale at Andrews Farm Draws Big Buying Crowd

One of the largest public sales in this section was held at the Andrews dairy farm northeast of Sidney on Thursday. A large lot of livestock and farm machinery was auctioned by Fundingsland and Millett with a spirited bidding. The sale netted around 8000 dollars, and the farm was not sold at this event.

Andrews Dairy Farm Sidney Fundingsland & Millett Andrews Place

Steam Roller Smothers Cardinals in World Series Game Two

The New York Yankees crushed the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 3 in game two of the World Series as George Pipgras shut down the Cardinals with four hits allowed. Ruth Gehrig and Paschal led the offense, with Gehrig homering and Ruth drawing walks and scoring.

St. Louis Cardinals New York Grover Cleveland Alexander New York Yankees Ruth Gehrig Yankees Hammerers Huggins George Pipgras Hoyt George Alexander Yanks Durst Cardinals Bengough Pipgras Robertson Clarence Mitchell Paschal Clarence Meusel Lazzeri

Sidney Grinds Out Win Over Lodge Pole 8 to 0

Sidney high school edged Lodge Pole 8 to 0 on the home field Friday afternoon in a hard fought contest. Bills saved the day with a safety and a touchdown from pass Griswold to Portrey, as Lodge Pole defended stoutly and Sidney left early chances unmade. Moore scored in the third quarter but an offside penalty nullified it, and final whistle left Sidney with 13 first downs to five for Lodge Pole.

S. R. Maley Sidney High School Lodge Pole Sidney Field Bosters Sidney Boys Bills Griswold Portrey Moore Sidney Lodge Pole Boys Coach West Sidney Iwice Maroons

Body of Dalton stuntman laid to rest at Bridgeport

Aaron Ace Gray an aerial stunt performer killed in a Dalton fall festival parachute drop is buried in Bridgeport. Relatives in Kelso Washington clarified he was not a WWI flying ace nor an Esquadrille member and that his arm was lost in a postwar sawmill accident. Mrs Olive Draper Gray had given his body to Dorothy Barton Redington who has performed jumps with Gray since arriving in Western Nebraska.

Aaron Ace) Gray Dalton Lafayette Esquadrille France Kelso Wash Gray Bridgeport Olive Draper-Gray Scottsbluff Dorothy Barton Redington Nebraska

Girls Die in Denver Plane Mishap

The Denver morning papers report the deaths of Misses Carol and Mary Belle Begole in a airplane accident. Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Welker, longtime acquaintances of the Begole family, had visited in their home on several occasions including a recent three week ago stay during Mr. Welker’s hospital visit.

Denver Carol Mary Belle Begole H. C. Welker

Bridgeport High Students to Attend Football Game

A large number of Bridgeport High students plan to attend a football game Friday with parents. If weather allows, regular classes end at 2 pm, but the study hall assembly continues for the rest of the day. Parents should arrange pickup times and return plans, or keep children in study hall or send them home at 2 pm.

Bridgeport

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Chrysler & Chandler Fundingsland and Reisdorff Illinois Ade IST Methodist Church Cheyenne and Deuel Counties Kimball Paper Slicker Andrews Farm Steam Roller Smothers Cardinals ST. Louis Maroon Sidney Tallies Lodge
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