Athletics Take 2-Game Edge in World Series Open
Two teams clash as the Athletics hold a two game advantage entering home field. Woody English contributed two errors in the ninth inning of game one and added another hit in Wednesday’s game. Lang Groves relieved in the fourth, struck out six Cubs and allowed no runs, challenging the left handed power of Chicago. The decision on starting pitcher remains unsettled with Mack weighing Quinn Walberg or Rommell, while McCarthy has Bush Root or Nehf ready. The game aired on national hookups and was broadcast from Sidney at 11 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody English
Chicago
Lang Robert Groves
Athletics
Cubs
Earnshaw
Groves
Mack
Old Jack Quinn
Rube Walberg
Ed Rommell
Joe McCarthy
Bush
Root
Nehf
Sidney
Sidney group proposes organization of symphony orchestra
A local group plans to form the Organization of Sidney Symphony Orchestra. Julius Coch rane Ronald Barker and Mrs J W Johnson would head the effort joining with Cheyenne county talent. A Sidney symphony is deemed unlikely by some while Greeley and other Colorado towns already support such groups. If rehearsals proceed a first concert may occur mid December with weekly performances on Sundays thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cochrane
Ronald Barker
J. W. Johnson
Sidney
Greeley
Colorado
Cheyenen
Accredited Poultry Flock Ownership Urged for Nebraska
A local notice urges flock owners to apply for accreditation at the office for 200 hens at 13 dollars total, covering a 2 month period March and April. Accredited flocks are forecast to yield about 30 saleable eggs per hen, with higher prices and profits, plus broader state benefits to breeding, health, and production standards.
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Nebraska
Western Nebraska potato shipments begin from growing area
Bin inspections capture attention of association inspectors Marx O Kehnke checks potatoes at Kimball John Pospisil and Ormand Benedict inspect at Alliance The crop is described as the best quality this year due to favorable September weather and adequate moisture Table stock movements have continued for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx O Kehnke
Kimball
John Pospisil
Ormand Benedict
Alliance
Fox Film Company Celebrates Anniversary at Local Theatre
Fox Film Company marks an anniversary as talkie prospects spark talk of sound equipment at the Sidney house. Since purchasing the local theatre from Colessidated Theaters, industry interest and speculation have grown, with definite moves expected this week on installing talking pictures.
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Fox
Sidney House
Will Sidney Get a New Theatre or Remain in Current Building
The article weighs whether the Fox company will keep occupying the present Sidney theatre or construct a newer, more modern house. Local capital might be drawn to build if a long lease is secured, with silent pictures planned for months ahead. The Bridge of San Luis Rey leads the anniversary lineup as October offers continuing film treats.
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Fox Company
Sidney
Silent Pictures
Brown
Anniversary
Bridge of San Luis Rey
South America
County Agent Demonstrates Killing Morning Glory Weeds
County agent schedules field demonstrations on controlling morning glory with dry sodium chlorate. At 10 30 a m on the Ford Weikhorst farm north east of Potter and at 1 30 p m on the Herman Van Aelstyn farm on Sidney s west edge Willey will show the dry chemical method. One application may suffice if results match eastern Nebraska. All farmers and those with this weed are invited to attend.
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Ford Weikhorst
Potter
Herman van Aelstyn
Sidney
Willey
Nebraska
Pole Creek
Charles Tolle
Cheyenne
Earl
Dave Brewer
Point of Rocks
N. J. Nelson
Earl Easton
Sidney Plans For Pork Special Visit
Sidney announces a pork special visit featuring top hog experts led by Nebraska's Harvard hog grower. The party trains in at 9:00 and departs Sidney shortly after noon, signaling a notable agricultural event for the area.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Harvard
Society Notes highlights bridge socials and club dinners
Mrs O'Neil hosted a Wednesday luncheon at the country club for the Wednesday bridge club with lavender and yellow decor. E S Sherrerd won high at three tables of bridge. guests included Mrs O Connell and Mrs O Connor of Alliance. Another afternoon bridge party at the country club featured eight tables, with L G Lowe taking high and Ray Weeden of Idaho second. P E O club year opened with a dinner at Union Pacific hotel for 20, hosted by Agnew Bassett Neubauer Corsello and Harp er, yellow white scheme and candle favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil Hostens
John O'Neil
Country Club
O'Neil
E. S. Sherrerd
James O'Connell
P. W. O'Connor
Alliance
Ernest Worden
Robert Barlow
E. 8. Stokes
L. G. Lowe
Ray Weeden
Pocatello
Ida
Nat Baker
A. S. Hardy
W. P. Miles
Union Pacific
Kenneth Agnew
Susan Bassett
Valeska Neubauer
J. E. Corsello
C. E. Harper
Dalton Doings and Local Visits Highlight Weekends
Saturday visits and weekend stays populate the Dalton notes with names of residents. James Davison dies at his daughter’s home in Sidney. funeral at the M E church followed by burial in Sidney cemetery. Others listed host and visit in Sidney and nearby towns across a social, family oriented recap.
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Jessie Davison
J. E. Davison
Margaret Armuth
Henry Lane
Unatilla
Ore
Roger Brennan
H. C. Heineman
Eugene Weed
James Davison
A. A. Rudd
Sidney
M. E. Church
Howard
Vera Ross
A. Ross
Nelson Finney
George Griswold
Herman Rehling
Kimball
F. J. Jennett
C. W. Lyon
Hemingford
Funeral of Mrs. W. F. Bayne Attended by Relatives
Funeral services for Effie Jane Tryon Bayne were held at Canton Christian church with burial at Bluff Springs cemetery. She was born January 13 1868 in Clark County Missouri and died September 20 1929 in Canton aged 61. Survived by husband Willis F. Bayne four sons five daughters and multiple siblings and relatives.
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W. F. Bayne
Sidney
Canton
Beyer
Bunker Hill
Canton Christian Church
Bluff Springs
G. L. Peters
Effie Jane Tryon
Missouri
West
J. E. Bayne
Gurley
Nebr
C. C. Bayne
Harold
S. D
Ray Bayne
Chicago
Rex Bayne
Hawk Springs
Wyo
F. J. Beyer
Iva Beyer
Esther
Effie
Anna
Local Social Notes From Farm and Town Page
Brownson family and guests travel updates. Harry Jones family on farm with Fern. Gossin couple visiting South Dakota for health consultation for three weeks. Meyers family visit Anderson home. Oldaker of Kimball calls on Yoakam. Harold Smith threshes for Henry Anderson. Thurston couple head to California for winter. Chris Anderson family at Tolle home. Smiths host Lyngholm family for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Locar buys a new Oakland car. Lloyd Lockwood and Gilbert Oldaker mentioned.
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Harry Jones
Fern
Gilbert Gossin
South Dakota
Gossin
Walter Meyers
C. S. Anderson
C. J. Oldaker
Kimball
Mary Yoakam
Harold Smith
Henry
Potters and Johnsons Spend Time in Denver This Week
POTTER C W and Joe Johnson spend a few days in Denver this week. Born October 5 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Findley a baby girl. Mrs Findley formerly Miss Alice Gunderson. Mrs Flora Courtright ill but improving. The Womans club hosted the sunshine party at Mrs Witt's with a large 50 plus crowd.
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C. W
Joe Johnson
Denver
Clarence Findley
Findley
Alice Gunderson
Fred Johnson
J. J. Norcross
F. C. Harris
Helsing
Pete Hansen
K. Hansen
W. L. Barnum
Omaha
Flora Courtright
Laramie
Wyo
R. A. Babcock
Kearney
Emma Olson
Phoenix
Arizona
William Goding
Gurney
Potter
Womans Club
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Sidney Symphony Orchestra
FOX Film Company
Society Notes
Dalton
Brownson
Greenlees’ Inc
Finke Creamery Co
Walter Eckersall
Sidney’s Style Store
Men’s Department
Sidney's Style Store
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