Giants Rally Past Yankees in 13–5 Victory
The Giants crushed the Yankees 13 to 5 after eight runs in the seventh and one in the eighth. Pitchers Shawkey Quinn Collings Rogers and Schang supplied the Americans battery while Toney Barnes and Snyder worked for the Nationals. Saturday’s game was called on account of rain.
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Giants
Shawkey
Quinn
Collings
Rogers
Schang
Devormer
Toney
Barnes
Snyder
Kh. H.R
Ruth Poles Out Four Base Blow But Giante Win
Ruth delivers a four-base blow but Giante wins. Bambino homers late but not enough to stop the Nationals who face Mays. Yanks score twice off Doug las, final 4 to 2. Batteries: American Mays and Schang. Nationals Douglas and Sny dex. Summary: American Nationals
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Ruth
Giante
Bambino
Nationals
Mays
Douglas
Schang
Snydex
Yankee Triumph Over Giants In 3-1 Victory
The score stood 3 to 1 as the Yankees toppled the Giants. Wale Hoyt earned his second win over the Nationals with strong pitching, while Bob Muesel delivered decisive fastballs that broke up two Giant rallies. Batteries: Hoyt for the Yankees and Smith for the Giants.
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Giants
Wale Hoyt
Nationals
Bob Muesel
Americains
Hoyt
Nd ‘Smith
Nationals Triumph Amid Sloppy Tuesday Baseball
A fragmented report shows the Nationals beating an unspecified foe on a Tuesday with mentions of Barnes Shawkey Nyder and Toney. The text lists Elites before Barnes and a mix of players with unclear positions, signaling a chaotic game recap.
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Yank
Ares
Barnes
Natloridia
Toney
Nyder
Shawkey
Ward's error sinks Giants in Wednesday 2 to 1 loss
In a tense afternoon game at the park the Giants fall to the Americans 2 to 1 after Ward commits a costly error. Mays drives in the winning run as the Nationals struggle for offense and defense.
Giants edge Yankees 1–0 to claim series victory
The Giants won the series by defeating the Yankees 1 to 0. Battery details include Americans Hoyt and Schang versus Nationals Nehf and Snyder.
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Giants
Hoyt and
Schang
Nehf and
Snyder
BR. H. E
Miss Burgess To Favor In Home Return
Sidney Miss Exy Burgess is at home with her parents for the winter and assisting with the city’s musical affairs after a summer spent touring with a chautauqua quintet. The troupe played in Canada and at Niagara and Detroit, describing grand scenery as beyond description.
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Exy Burgess
Canada
Civilization
Niagara
Detroit
Mine Exy
Sidney Family Plans Move to Albuquerque New Mexico
Mrs. and Mrs. Orville Cook have decided to move to Albuquerque New Mexico where Mr Cook has a traveling position with a wholesale house. He has already gone and Mrs Cook will follow in a few weeks. They have been with Cash Grocery for some time.
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Orville Cook
Alberquerque
New , Mexico
Sidney School Board Grants Room Use for Band Program
Secretary J. W. Johnson of the Chamber of Commerce told the school board that the group may use a co room in the east school building to organize a band. The effort aims to boost band participation and community support.
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Sidney
J. W. Johnson
Chain of Commerce
Band Practice Room Invitation by City Council
Professor Backer of the high school faculty was employed as bandmaster by the City Council and has proven his ability in public appearances since school opened. The Chamber of Commerce will handle results for the band. Everyone with an instrument or able to secure one is invited to join. a meeting time will be set soon.
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Backer
Chamber of Commerce
Eppley Visits Friends En Route to Sterling Hotel Ties
E C Eppley spent a few hours with Frank Whitelock last Friday on his way to Sterling Colorado to assume control of the Graham house for his company. Eppley represents a chain of hotels including the Fontanelle of Omaha and found the city a promising hotel town.
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E. C. Eppley
Frank Whitelock
Sterling
Colorado
Graham House
Aged Chappell Man Fatally Injured in Train Incident
Joe Johnson, about 80, a retired Cheyenne county official, was struck by a moving train near an elevator in Chappell Wednesday. He died shortly after at his daughter's home. He had long served as a county commissioner and lived a comfortable life. The funeral time is not announced.
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Joe Johnson
Chappell
Mr. Johnson
Cheyenne
Managers Change at U S A Theatre
The Mia West Theatres Company operating the U S A Theatre in our city announced changes last Friday. Chet Miller becomes manager succeeding Parks, while Paul Guthrie becomes operator succeeding Watkins. Miller brings extensive experience in exhibition and distribution, with ties to Fox Film Corporation and Robertson-Cole. Guthrie has long operator experience in Chicago and Denver and previously worked at the Broadmoor Hotel Colorado Springs. Both couples will reside at the Hardy Apartments.
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Mia
Theatres ’ Company
Chet
Miller
Parks
Paul Guthrie
Watkins
Nebraska
Colorado
Fox Film Corporation
Robertson-Cole Distributing Corporation
Mr. Miller
Hardy Apartments
Mr. Guthrie
Chicago
Denver
Our City
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Sidney Defeats Chappell 14 to 0 in Friday game
Sidney rolled to a 14 to 0 victory over Chappell as both touchdowns occurred in the first and third quarters on fumble plays. Davis fell on a goal line fumble after Haworth’s miscue, and S Clark added extra points. Ridney’s Dresser sparked a 50-yard kickoff return, amid a strong Sidney showing. Gerling faces Sidney next as both teams remain unbeaten in western Nebraska.
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Sidney High School
Chappell
Davis
Ron
Haworth
Clark
UL. Clark
Dresser
Ridney
Green
Warriors
Gerling
Gering
Sidney
Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant Hosts Luncheon and Monte Carlo Bridge
Mrs A E Phelps hosted a Wednesday luncheon at one o clock, with Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant as guest of honor. Monte Carlo bridge was played at five tables and concluded with a cut for the prize. Mrs Blarger won the guest prize and Mrs Bryant received the prize.
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A. E. Phelps
Gordon Folsom
Bryant
Monte ‘Carlo
Blarger
Bazaar by Catholic ladies slated for November 15
The ladies of the Catholic church will hold a bazaar on November 15 with further particulars to follow.
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Ladies of the Catholic Church
Red Cross to Open Clothing Exchange in Sydney
Red Cross board collects clothing to aid the needy amid hard times. Items will be mended or remade for wear. Mrs. Easterday to run the exchange from the courthouse rest room with Relief Board members Mrs. Uptegrow, Mrs. Mann, and Mrs. Radcliff handling confidential matters. Donations of clothing and shoes in good condition urged from households and men alike. bedding also welcome.
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Red Cross Board
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Easterday
E. L. Uptegrove
Fletcher Mann
C. S. Radcliff
Sydney
Sidney
Jessica Morgan Hosts Paris Visit At Hotel Campbell
The Paris edition of the London Mail notes Jessica A Morgan formerly of Hebron Nebraska, a popular former high school instructor, is spending a year in Europe and staying at Hotel Campbell in Paris. Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton and family of Cedar Rapids are also registered at the same hotel.
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Paris
London Mail
Sidney
Jessica Morgan
Que. Clevereat
John Livoni Returns After Wanderings and Escape
John C. Livoni arrived home Saturday after three months of wandering to dodge hay fever for the first time in thirteen years. He spent weeks in western Wyoming and Colorado, then settled in Sidney before moving on with his wife and children. He later joined his mother and her Chicago relative at Evergreen, Colorado, where they took a cottage and finished the cure. Livoni asserts that bull etting is advancing rapidly everywhere.
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John C. Livoni
Wyoming
Colorado
Sidney
C. A. Livont
Sophia Miller
Chicago
Evergreen
Livoni
Leaving Ranch Home to Visit Children
Mrs. James Davison of Davison precinct has turned her ranch over to a son and gone to eastern Nebraska to visit a daughter. She will spend the year among her devoted children including Mrs. A. A. Rudd of this city, before deciding future plans after the rest.
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James Davison
Davison Precinct
Nebraska
A. A. Rudd
Sidney Welcomes The Parks Company To The Stage
Sidney hosts the Parks troupe for a two year run amid warm friendships. The manager’s success is shown by his company naming Sidney the best show town on their route. Best wishes are sent for future success wherever they perform.
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Sidney
Mr. Parks
Boydston's Cards Party Hosts Kimball Manager at Home
Mr and Mrs E L Boydston hosted a card party for telephone employees and friends on Wednesday evening October 12 with twenty guests including Mr Petersen Kimball manager and EB Miller Grand Island foreman. A two course luncheon followed and guests departed late describing a jolly time.
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E. L. Boydston
Mr. Petersen
Kimball
Eb, L. Miller
Grand Island
Judge Tewell Takes Day Off From Court at Home
Judge Tewell and his wife enjoyed a restful day at home on Wednesday, a time when courts were not in session. The judge closed Kimball court and left Wednesday night to continue duties in Lexington, marking a rare pause amid unusually long dockets.
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Tewell
Kimball
Lexington
Forty Hours Devotion Ends At St Patrick’s Church
The Forty Hours Devotion at St Patrick’s church concluded last Tuesday evening. Four visiting priests assisted Father Link: Father Holly, Father Heinzman, Father Keller, and Father Muenster man.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Father Link
Father Holly
Heinzman
Keller
Father Muensterman
Regular Bank Exams Seen as Routine by Officials and Banks
A fragment notes that bank examinations are a standard, periodic process endured by both examiners and banks, described as regular and non punitive. It emphasizes routine nature without detailing specific dates or institutions.
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O. Ke
Ttme
Medical. Attention Mack Peeta and his brother plan exam in Omaha
Mack Peeta accompanied his brother Matthew to Omaha early in the week where Matthew will submit to examination study of his case with the hope of restoring his ability to walk. The move signals a medical effort and the potential for renewed mobility through evaluation and treatment.
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Mack Peeta
Matthew
Omaha
School District Receives New GMC Trucks
G M C trucks placed in consolidated school district No 33 by Joe Hahler are built to hold twenty and attracting favorable comment. Mr Hahler and Ed Meyers drove them out.
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Joe Hahler
Mr. Hahler
Ed Meyers
Camping and Hunting At Orlando Club Preserves
Families of L. G. Lowe and H. E. Mantor enjoy a fine week at the Orlando country club hunting preserves. They may remain six long days if good weather holds.
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L. G. Lowe
H. E. Mantor
Orlando
Fragmentary notice hints at lumber business and laundry request
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sidney Lumber and a laundry order. It references a start date of Saturday October 15 and a choice between options including hats or individuals named Samy Hat and Steve Tian, plus a $10 amount. The legibility is poor and details are uncertain.
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Samy Hat
Steve Tian
Couple Leaves For West To Work In California Theatre
A. T. Parks and his wife left on Saturday for Grand Island, then plan to join a California theatre company to operate a picture show after a short vacation. They have been residents of Desirable.
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A. T. Parks
Grand Island
Will
California
Mrs. Parks
District Court Docket For October Term 1921 Cheyenne County
Official list for the Cheyenne County district court October term convening October 17 led by Judge J L Tewell includes County Attorney A E Warren Clerk Isola B Wasson and Sheriff Jay McDaniel. Petit jurors named for 11 am Tuesday include Fred Malone L Million Walter H Martin Bert Steele and others. Seventeen divorce cases, forty five foreclosures, and fifty six suits for judgments are filed with three weeks ahead.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
J. L. Tewell
A. E. Warren
Isola B. Wasson
Frank Smith
J.ay McDaniel
Fred Malone
L. Million
Walter H. Martin
Bert Steele
Glen Miles
James Vacik
G. W. Brewer
Lester Blackman
J. W. Brothers
Ed Collins
Otis C. Dimick
J. R. Frame
J. C. Bartlett
Charles \. Hafer
Ernest Hille
Ed Ingwerson
W. L. Neick
Fred Witte, Sr
Emil Englert
Elmer Fulton
Clyde C. Tucas
Otto Hink
J. J. Heizer
Hugh For
Big Farm Sales Scheduled West of City
Two major public sales are billed for the near future west of the city, one by J Art Griffin and the other by D L Horn. Details will be printed elsewhere in this paper. Beginning Saturday October 15 the store offers hats from five to ten dollars. Elite Millinery advertises its scope and Sidney Lumber Co lists taxi call number 161.
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J. Art Griffin
D. L. Horn
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Ward
Douglas and Snyder
Miss Burgess
S In
U.ss
A. Theatre
RED Cross Clothing Exchange
Lady Across the Sea
John Livoni
Boydston’s
Judge Tewell
Mike
Sedney Lumber
Oberfelder Clothing
West
Sidney Lumber CO
Tetala
Sidney ; Lumber Co
NEBR
Hada
Ray
The
American Bank
O Ogo
Tate Bank
Jesse C. McNish
Martian W. Dimery
Eugene D. McAltister
George B. Taylor
James L. McIntosh
John L. McCarthy
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