Sidney Telegraph nostalgic glimpse 85 years back
Way Back When compiles from The Sidney Telegraphs files. It recalls F Simpson returning from the Black Hills, Danielsons Emporium feasting for officers of the 4th Cavalry, Redingtons church fundraiser, Cheyenne warriors squaw dispute denial, White Clay barracks planned, Hobbs and nine carpenters to leave Sidney, and notes on 75 and 55 years ago happenings including troop movements, homes, clubs, land entries, a runaway team, and reflections on Sidneys growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Simpson
Black Hills
Danielson
4Th Cavalry
Sidney Post
H. V. Redington
Front Street
Sidney
Old Red Cloud
Hobbs
Harvest and political notes from Sidney Nebraska area
Reports from Sidney Nebraska describe harvest activity near end, cattle shipments to Scottsbluff Alliance Denver and Omaha, Olsons’ cattle purchases in Wyoming over 60 cars, and moisture-rich week including two inches of rain. Political speakers Bowman and Ritchie. a Bridgeport loss. bedside radios appreciation. weekly trade day start. potato crop trailing estimates. Rural Youth Association election. historical notes and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Denver
Omaha
Wyoming
Sidney
Nebraska
Robert Barlow
Smith For President
M L. Bowman
Town
Tobin Opera House
William Ritchie
Maroons
Bridgeport
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne County
Verlin Livingston
National Rural Youth Association
Jackson’s Mill
West Virginia
W. P. Bullock
25 Years Ago Jorgenson Addresses Omaha Bankers
A. J. Jorgenson of Sidney, president of the Nebraska Bankers association, told delegates at opening sessions in Omaha that bankers faced a rough mood. Sheriff Schulz returns from Concordia with five Sypherd family members wanted for farm burglary questions. Bert Murphy visits Sidney deeming it the finest town. Two men confessed to a murder after being taken from a Union Pacific freight train near Kearney. Campbell reelected Cheyenne County Agricultural Conservation Program chair. Earl R. Kratz dies in Denver at 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgenson
Sidney
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Omaha
W. W. Schulz
Concordia
Kansas
Bert Murphy
Rober Drum
Mr. Murphy
Union Pacific
Kearney
W. W Schlz
Schulz
James H Campbell
Lodgeole
Beets Harvest Progress At Ovid Factory District
Slightly over 20 percent of the beets had been harvested as of last Saturday night in the Ovid factory district. Tonnage per acre is above average though sugar content lags. Content rose about three quarters of a percent this past week and is expected to climb as temperatures cool. Factory slicing runs at capacity with some employment opportunities for men. continuous operation planned until early February.
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Oshkosh
McKinley McIntosh
Hugh Patrowsky
Clifton McIntosh
Maynard Roche
Rose
Lincoln
Sidney
Ovid
L. Johnson
G. R. Enevaldsen
Final 1962 Payment On Beets Oct 24
Denver growers served by The Great Western Sugar Company will receive 59.9 million dollars for their 1962 beet crop as final payments on October 24. Frank A. Kemp says total returns include 50.9 million from direct payments and 8.9 million from Sugar Act payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A. Kemp
Kemp
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wheatland
Wyo
Billings
Mont
Lovell
Mr. Kemp
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W. H. Boyle
21St Regiment
Park Row
New York City
New England
Cheyenne
Cerberus
Bachelor's Club
Oberfelder
Amusement Club
Trans- Mississippi
Bill Tompsett
Bill
Neubauers
Camiég
Buffalo
Western
F. B. Tobin
Marlow
Nels Olson and Son
Orii
Jaycee Smorgasbord
Valdimir Janovek
McGinley
Congress
Fort Sidney
Pat Heaton Sr
Nat Onal Gop
Abuar Sy Wuiney Hign
St Pat's
Great Western Sugar Co
Earl R. Kratz
Mr Kratz
George Korrey
Iliff, Colo
Halvorson-Larabee Co
Pratt & Lambert
Sidney Flooring Supply CO
Jackson Sidney
Norge
Kansas-Nebraska
Royal Family
Royal Family Cannon
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc
Nanendable Gas
Art's Motors
Enco Station
20Th & Illinois
Mercury
OLDS
FORD
Chrysler
New Yorker
Galion
Arts Motors
ENCO
20Th
Illinois
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