World Series Opens Today as Cardinals Hold Edge
Pepper Martin leads St. Louis in a potential final game against Philadelphia Athletics in St Louis. If the Cardinals win, they reclaim the title from Connie Mack’s club after two years in the American League. George Earnshaw to start for the A's, Derringer for the Cardinals in the sixth game.
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Philaadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
A’s
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Halahan
Cardinals
Connie Mack
Robert Moses Grove
Waite Hoyt
Pepper Martin
Redbirds
George Earnshaw
Earnshaw
Mack
Gabby Street
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Gabby
Murderers Row
Redbird
al Simmons
Cardinal
Simmons
Oklahoma Osage
Committees Seek Homes for Teachers During Convention
Sidney expects more than 1200 teachers for the October 28 to 30 convention. Housing will be tight. residents with rooms are urged to report them promptly. Merchants anticipate a strong economic impact, with visitors spending about 25 dollars each, totaling up to 30 thousand dollars.
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Sidney
G. F. Liebendorfer
Nebraska
Maroons Meet Bridgeport On Sidney Field Today
Sidneys Maroon football team faces Bridgeport in a key conference test at home this afternoon. Bridgeport, with a veteran lineup, seeks revenge for last year's 6 to 0 win as both sides enter determined for a big crowd and a pivotal early season result.
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Maroons
Bridgeport
Sidney Field
Sidneys
North River Club
Sterling
Black
Lodge Polo Club
Nebraska
Sidney
Anthrax outbreak in Cheyenne county traced by vets
No further anthrax outbreaks reported in Cheyenne county after seven cows died on Emma Meyer and Richard Krueger farms. Temporary quarantines ban live shipments as state and federal veterinarians work to halt spread, with eastern Nebraska and western Iowa affected and the disease moving westward. First symptoms include labored breathing and dark clots, with cattle most at risk.
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Cheyenne County
C. W. Zike
Sidney
Emma Meyer
Potter
Richard Krueger
Colton
Nebraska
Sundance
Wye
Iowa
New School Building Considered for Lodge Pole
The Lodge Pole Express reports talks of building a new school house to curb cold, save on insurance and repairs, and lower taxes. A school board member argues a $60,000 bond over 20 years would lift taxes by about 0.75 mill annually, benefiting residents and improving pupil health and facilities.
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Lodge Pole
Oshkosh Slayer Is Given Life Term For Lady's Death
Frank McIntosh of Oshkosh received a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Earl Pebley, August 19, after pleading guilty to second degree murder in Garden County District Court. Judge E. F. Carter imposed the term, to commence once the penitentiary can receive him, following prosecution and defense actions. The court also heard a larceny case against Yost for stealing a $10 bill from an Oshkosh resident.
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Frank McIntosh
Oshkosh
Earl Pebley
District Court of
Garden County
E. F. Carter
McIntosh
F. A. Dutton
Carter
Yost
Contest Is Tonite At Fox Theatre For Milking Event
The Fox theatre milking contest tonight follows the regular picture program. Manager A J Hamilton says a good entry list promises real fun and interest. The contest begins after the first show with cows led onto the stage before the audience.
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Fox Theatre
A. J. Hamilton
Sidney to Host Citywide Bargain Festival Jubilee
Sidney gears for a large day and night bargain festival October 12 marking paving district No 1 dedication. Vendors, Yant Construction, Reel Contractors and the chamber sponsor value giving and masked contests with cash prizes. If rain, carnival dance moves to city auditorium as Mayor Schroeder welcomes visitors and the Sidney Municipal Band performs.
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Sidney
Parent-Teachers Association
Sidney Merchants
Yant Construction Company
Reel Contractors
City Council
Chamber of Commerce
Herman Schroeder
Court House Square
Stores Open Monday Night for Sidney Bargain Festival
Sidney merchants extend hours to nine o clock Monday October 12 to fit the city wide bargain festival and pavement jubilee featuring a band concert and carnival dance on the pavement. The program includes free trinkets and music by Grabilis Merrymakers with contributions from local construction firms.
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Sidney
Mayer
The
Telegraph
Grabill
Merrymakers
Sidney Porters In Council End Shoe Shine Price Fight
In Sidney this week the shoe shining trade faced a threatened 10 cent price cut until a midweek peace conference restored the traditional 15 cent shine. A colored porter sparked the dispute by declaring a ten cent price, prompting industry-wide consternation and talks to avert a wage squeeze. The peace meeting reached an understanding and the workers remained at the current rate.
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Sidney
Shining Artists
Shining
Simmons Promotes Gasoline Tax Tour In Sidney And Gurley
Congressmen Simmons schedule shows visits in Sidney Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 at the court house and Gurley Wednesday 9 to 10 am at the post office to hear constituents. The state reports September gasoline tax total of 993,890.74 with 245,714.58 disbursed to 93 counties. Scotts Bluffs 5,314 Morrill 1,594 Box Butte 2,269 Banner 515 Kimball 1,161 Sioux 804 Dawes 1,876 Garden 822 in this region.
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Sixth
Simmons
Sidney
Court House
Gurley
Post Office
Cheyenne County
Bass
Scotts Bluffs
Morrill
Box Butte
Banner
Kimball
Sioux
Dawes
Garden
Womans Club Reassembles For New Year Session
Sidney Womans club gathers Tuesday for the reassembly meeting of the new season. A large attendance heard remarks from President Mrs. F A Bush and outlines of the year's plans including finances, programs, garden club work, and 4 H extension outreach. The group noted last year's achievement in forming the Business and Professional Womans club.
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Sidney Womons
Methodist Church
F. A. Bush
A. D. Greenlee
A. S. Hardy
D. T. Weidman
L. T. Poole
Sidney
William Graham
P. W. Barker
Womans Club
Business and Professional Womans Club
Sidney Doctor On Speaking List At Alliance Meeting
Doctors and dentists of the 12th district held an all day convention in Alliance. A court house program and afternoon sessions featured speakers including Dr. William L. Shearer of Omaha. Officers elected for the medical men were C. M. Pierce president, Dr. J. M. McCoy vice president, Dr. W. C. Harvey secretary treasurer. Dentists schedule election in April at Scottsbluff.
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Annal
P.T. A
Sidney
Charles W. Taylor
Lincoln
Medical and Dental Societies
Nebraska
Alliance
Box Butte
Court House
C. M. Pierce
Chadron
J. M. McCoy
W.C. Harvey
Gering
Scottsbluff
William L. Shearer
Omaha
R. D. Rheinhardt
J. A. Phipps
Sidney Entrants Shine in Colorado State Meet Prelims
Three Sidney residents Virginia Johnson Eleanor Rose and Franklin Barger are entered by their teachers in Saturdays preliminary tryouts for the Colorado state At water Kent contest. All three are accomplished vocalists and have drawn favorable comments from their studies.
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Sidney
Colorado State Atwater Kent
Virginia Johnson
Eleanor Rose
Franklin Barger
Sidney Paving Project News From The Telegraph
The Reel Contractors and Want Construction of Omaha congratulate Sidney on completing its paving program. Yant engineers led the storm sewer work, meeting the city council with cooperative effort and praise for a fine paying job. Weather favored rapid progress as paving nears final acceptance.
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Reel Contractors
The
Telegraph
Sidney
Reel
Nebraska
Wyoming
Sidneys
Want Construction Company of
Omaha
Yant Concern
Yant
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Nebraska Parent-Teachers Association
Paul Bradley
Gail Powell
Sidney High String Quartet
J. H. Bicknell
J. W. Johnson
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