For Sale or Trade Farm Livestock and Equipment Mix
Multiple classified items listed from Nebraska: a red roan Shorthorn bull Dandy Royal and 19 head of feeders near Sidney. alfalfa seed near Sunol Beefe Planck windmills. 250 milk cows with Hampshire boars near Carns. an improved section near Potter. letters to Box 600 Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Muhr
Sidney
Hampshire
Peter Peetz
Carns
Neb
Potter
Kearney
Nebr
Local and Personal News Mentionings
Mrs. M. J. Swartz was in town Tuesday shopping. Mrs. Don Dey Ermand of Dalton was in Sidney Friday. Mrs. J. M. Nelson and daughter Ada returned home Monday evening from Omaha where Ada underwent an operation for removal of her appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Swartz
Don Dey Ermand of
Dalton
Sidney
J. M. Nelson
Ada
Omaha
Local residents and visitors list for Sidney area
Mr and Mrs Everts from Kimball were in Sidney Saturday. H J Elsen of Merna Neb visited Sidney on business Tuesday. Gladys Philson shopped in Sterling Tuesday. Attorney J T Keefe of North Platte visited friends in Sidney. Mr and Mrs C B E Brown visited northern parts of the state. Mrs F J Ashe is ill at home under nurse care. Mrs H I Bonham and Mathers family from Kimball drove to Sidney Sunday. Cora Sherman works at Bon Ton this week while Edna Granne man is in Omaha. Miss Hazel Armstrong went to Denver last week end visiting friends. Dr and Mrs Otis R Platt of Lincoln visited Ralph Price Friday to Sunday. Miss Maxine Mathers of Kimball visited Mrs B W Bonham. Sidney grade school boys completed a sand table for the north side kindergarten at a district saving about 23 dollars. The B C club met Friday with Mrs Leo Osborn for an afternoon of usual work and a fine lunch. Mrs S Z Wilnes left Sunday night for Hastings to attend the W C T U convention, with Mrs George Davis also attending. Mr and Mrs J B Tidlen dorf er of Pawnee City visited over the weekend at the home of their son Superintendent G F Liebendorfer, who took interest in the corn palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Tidlendorfer
Pawnee City
G. F. Liebendorfer
Liebendorfer
Birth announcement from Dr and Mrs Lee VY
Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Dr and Mrs Lee VY. Credit of Amarillo, Pexias. They formerly resided in Sidney. Miss Dearle Kruger, who has been visiting Mrs Jess Kruger of Sidney, has returned to Boulder, Colorado, where she will resume her work. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Sixta of Schuyler, Nebraska, spent a week in Sidney visiting their two daughters, Mrs I. J. Pindel and Miss Florence Sixta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee VY. Credit
Amarillo,Pexias
Sidney
Miss Dearle Kruger
Jess Kruger
Boulder
Colorado
T. H. Sixta
Schuyler, Nebraska
I. J. Pindel
Florence Sixta
Nebraska teachers district meeting at Scottsbluff
District No. 6 of the Nebraska State Teachers association including Cheyenne County will meet in Scottsbluff on November 1 2 and 3. The American Legion auxiliary dance at Hardy hall occurs this Friday night with Gra bill's Merrymakers orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Teachera Association
Cheyenne County
Scottsbluff
American Legion Auxiliary
Hardy Hall
Grabill
Merrymakers Orchestra
Former Sidney figure buys St Joseph Western League franchise
Word reaches Sidney that Ed Pr. Tracy, former Sidney resident and Union Peelfie conductor, has purchased the St Joseph Missouri franchise of the Western League Baseball club. Tracy is well known by old Sidney citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pr. Tracy
Sidney
Union Peelfie
St. Joseph, Mo
Western League Baseball Club
Tracy
Sidney High to Present The Mikado Opera Later This Semester
Music Supervisor Smith plans the Sid ney schools presentation of The Mikado with the high school chorus glee club and dramatic club members involved. Dr James O Meeks chiropractor formerly of Alliance has opened offices in the Osborn building and will move his family to Sidney later. he is Palmer School graduate and practiced in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Sidney
Glee Club
Dramatic Club
James O. Meeks
Alliance
Osborn
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Town
Aiken
Corn Palace photo featured in Omaha Bee and others
A photo of the Sid ney corn palace appeared in Tuesdays Omaha Bee with a write up saying it may be the first erected in the state. Other publications may reproduce the pictures. Dennis Sheedy of Denver dies after years as a Cheyenne county cattleman and former ranch owner. Sheriff McDaniel's Ft Laramie trip uncovers 16 stolen items but no arrests. Ongoing thefts devastate railroads farms and city homes in Cheyenne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Sidney
Omaha Bee
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln State Journal
Nebraska Farmer
Nebraska Farm Journal
Iowan Homestead and Country Gentleman
McDaniel
Ft. Laramie
Cheyenne County
L Be Slorum Joins McNish Land Company
L Be Slorum formerly of Chappell is now a resident of Silney and is employed by the McNish Land Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Be Slorum
Chappell
Silney
McNish Land Company
County Agent T J Willey Attends Lincoln Conference
County agent T J Willey departed Tuesday evening for Lincoln to take part in a four day conference of state agricultural agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Willey
Lincoln
Kenneth Bassett Resumes Pharmacy Duties After Absence
Kenneth Bassett has resumed his duties in the pharmacy after a several week absence due to a gr a vation. E P Dorr, employed during the absence, returned to Denver on Wednesday amid the shift in staffing at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bassett
E.P. Dorr
Kenneth
Denver
Mrs Worden Returns From Three Month Visit Abroad
Mrs J F Worden returns to Sidney on Wednesday after a three month visit with friends and relatives in Scartea Falls New York. She is accompanied home by Mrs Corbett and daughter Whillis who were returning from England. Mrs Worden also travels with the Corbetts as far as New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J FL Worden
Sidney
Scarteea Falls
N. Y
Brief Sidney chamber meeting draws large turnout
A scarce session of the Sidney chamber of commerce occurred this week before a large audience. Secretary Johnson reported on corn palace pictures in daily papers and farm publications. Dr James O. Meeks spoke briefly, J. S. Phayer presided and named BR. P. Kepler chairman for next week’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Red Crowley to Kansas City for Two Month Recovery
Ed Red Crowley and family depart Sidney for Kansas City Missouri where he will stay two months while he recovers from an injured back without a steel brace. His parents and sister live there and urged the stay. He vows to return a well man, praising friends in Sidney and noting he bears no enemy. New address 217 East Eighth Street Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Crowley
Kansas City
Sidney
East Eighth Street
First Bull Association Organized in Morrill County
The first bull association to be organized in Morrill County was formed in Yockey precinct. It bought a registered Holstein bull of first class breeding and will keep it at a central location. Each farmer will keep milk and butter fat production records to develop profitable, valuable dairy herds at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill County
Yockey Precinct
Co operative marketing urged to boost farmer prosperity
The piece argues that cooperative marketing will not cure all farm ills but will put farming on a business footing and help market crops advantageously. It notes production control as necessary to stabilize prices and prevent endless overproduction, urging broad support for cooperative marketing.
Comedy Robot from Detroit Tops Lyric Theatre Show
A playful scene features a robotic display from Detroit tangling with a Yankee worming jaguar in a chaotic car collision that elicits laughs. The production by H. A. Snow's entertaining troupe is praised as delightful and widely popular in New York, with tickets at $1.05 and Friday Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Mr. Watt
Detroit
H. A. Snow
New York
Lyric Theatre
Social Visit Roundup From Chappell On Thursday
Mrs John Cave and Gaughter Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs Brownell were in Chappell Thursday for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cave
Harold Brown
Mrs. Brownell
Chappell
Presbyterian Circle Schedules Change in Meeting Time
The Presbyterian Circle moves its meeting to Wednesday from Thursday and shortens the late meeting time to 2 15. The next gathering is Wednesday October 24 at 1 15 in the church parlors with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Bake Sale at Hahler's Meat Market Oct 27
Catholic ladies announce a bake sale at Hahler's meat market on Saturday October 27 at 2 30 p m. Committee members include Mrs J T McIntosh Mrs R E Roche Mrs I Meick and Maggie Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McTntosh
R. E. Roche
I. Meick
Maggie Peetz
Presbyterian Circle
Leonard's Grocery
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the Telegraph
Rhode Island
L. J. Damm
Bronson
dJohn Seidel
Blair
S. Vermont Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
J. P. McCann
Srd Ave
Custer
Poland
Henry Elsen
Huntsman
Chas. N. Denver
Colton
Whone
V. F. Kucera
Huber
Jack Bowman
Mann Motor Co
C. D. Green
W. 9Th St
Inquire Marie Siedow
C St
H. H Hockstadter
W. 6Th St
Triumph
H. J. Gilmore
McDonald Motor Sales Cc
Buick
Houge
Vose
Arthur Lyngholm
M. W. Dimery
American Bank
W. W. Craig
Sunol
BEEFE
Planck
Lutheran Church
Minnie Studt
E. 5Th St
Couch
2Nd St
Francis J. Herbert
4Th Ave
Kath—V. Klein
J. W. Trarper
Anna Minshall
C. St
Mary E. Burger
G. Mathewson
West End
J. J. Hieck
Telegraph
Jiggs
John Treinen
John Bahr
Mr. and
Mr. Everts
Kimball
H. J. Elsen
Merna
Nebraska
Gladys Philson
Sterling
J.T. Keefe
North Platte
Mrs. C. BE. Brown
F. J. Ashe
H. I. Bonham
Mathers Family
Cora Sherman
Bon Ton
Fdna Granneman
Hazel Armstrong
Otis R. Platt
Ralph Price
Maxine Mathers
B. W. Bonham
North Side
B. C
Leo Osborn
S. Z. Wilnes
Hastings
George Davis
Gains Miller
Paxton
Ott Miller
Durant
Mrs. Ferry
Frank Wilman
Baby
Otis
Mr. Willman
Ford Agency
Dennis Sheedy
Sheedy
North Platte River
Bridgeport
Torrington
Wyo
Denver Drygoods Company
Denver National Bank
Marie Siedow
Larson Music Store
Hardy Motor Co
Ford
First Bull Association
Comedy
Ducks and Geese
Leghorng
Turkeys
Sidney Produce Company
Bake Sale
Jonathan Apples
Cheyenne CO. Trading CO
Furer Grocery
Burgess & Sons
Greenlee’s
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