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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1922

Page

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Notables Rally as Simmons Heads Campaign Tour

Wednesday night drew a large crowd at the Tobin Opera House for a Republican rally headlined by Robert Simmons, candidate for Congress. E L Uptegrove presided as J B Kroh spoke on curbing state expenses, while A R Humphrey discussed the short term in Congress and reform. Charles H Randall and Mrs Mary Hight followed with remarks on women voters and current issues, Randall’s straightforward charm energizing attendees from all persuasions.

Robert Simmons Tobin Opera House E. L. Uptegrove Republican County Central Committee J. 8 Kroh Eroh A. R. Humphrey Congress Mosca P. Kinkaid Kinkaid Robert G. Simmons Simmons Simmoned Sidney Charles H. Randall Mary Hight Chicago Hodgkin Chorsen Hight Ance

Swanson to Speak at Tobin Opera House Friday

Speaker H. J. Swanson, a candidate for state senator, will address Bidney residents Friday October 27 at 8 p.m. at Tobin Opera House. He aims to meet many people and share his message.

H. J. Swanson Bidney Tobin Opera House Mr. Swanson

Republican Strengthen County Committee

The County Republican Central Committee reorganized after vacancies from removals and outsized duties. Leon Fine resigned as chairman, EF L Uptegrove named chairman, Ruth Hodgkin vice chair, A Jy Jorgenson secretary, J W Johnson treasurer, with authority to fill vacancies. Meetings planned daily through the election.

County Republican Central Committee Leon Fine Denver Bidney Nebr J. C. McNish Republican County Central Committee Fine EF. L. Uptegrove Uptegrove Ruth Hodgkin A. Jy Jorgenson J. W. Johnson

Literary Day of Woman's Club at Club Room

The Woman's Club met in literary class on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Pettibone as hostess. A strong attendance heard an English themed program featuring a ballad by Mrs. Kennedy backed by Mrs. Doran at the piano. Mrs. West reviewed Far to Seek, Mrs. Golding discussed Arnold Bennett, and Miss Cultra displayed English art pictures.

West Arnold Bennett Golding Miss Cultra

Sidney Ladies Attend North Platte State Club Meeting

Mrs Ruth Hodgkin presides as delegate of the B M S Club of Sidney. Mrs Helen Johnson and Mrs Mabel Matteson join fellow club ladies at the state federation gathering in North Platte this week to learn and teach along club activities.

Ruth Hodgkin Helen Johnson Mabel Matteson Federation North Platte

Hold-Up Attempt Outside Commercial Cafe Targeted Mr Young

Monday night near Mr. Young's home the Commercial Cafe proprietor repelled would be robbers who aimed to seize the evening receipts. Police believe the assailants possibly local and aware of the business earnings.

Mr. Young Commercial Cafe Young

Prominent Gustafson Visits Sidney for Agriculture Talks

C H Gustafson a leading national agrical figure and former state Farmers Union president met county agricultural leaders in Sidney on Kidney Wednesday to discuss a district court case and farm organization issues.

C. H. Gustafson Gustafson Farmers Union United States Grain Growers Association

Foreign Missionary Society Meeting at MFE Parsonage

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Kilburn at the MFE parsonage. A splendid program was arranged, interesting and instructive on foreign work. Officers elected: President Mrs. Chesebro, Vice President Mrs. O. R. Owens, Secretary Mrs. Martin, Corresponding Secretary Miss Smith, Treasurer Mrs. Thayer.

Woman's Foreign Missionary

West End Club Dines at Union Pacific Hotel

The West End Club met last Friday at the Union Pacific hotel with Dr and Mrs Witham presiding and a complete spread and orderly service. Guests included Mr and Mrs CG Golding. After dining, the party went to the Withams home for several cheerful hours.

West End Union Pacific Witham CG Golding Withams

Brace of Parties at Del Pranso Bridge Club

Miss LaRue Haworth hosted the Del Pranso Bridge Club on Friday night two weeks ago with Miss Evelyn Doran winning the prize. A luncheon followed. The club met last Friday with Miss Doran and Miss Cultra taking high honors. Refreshments were served.

del Pranso Bridge Club LaRue Haworth Evelyn Doran Miss Doran Miss Cultra

Mrs Barker Hosts Kensington with Mrs Willis McBride Guest

Mrs Barker entertained at her Kensington gathering last Friday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs Willis McBride who has been visiting for a month. Decorations featured artistic wreaths of natural autumn leaves and refreshments were enjoyed as a fitting close to the event.

P. W. Barker Kensington Willis McBride

Death of Evelina Brauer Aged 16 Months

Evelina Brauer, the 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Brauer, died at her grandparents home in this city after two weeks illness. Funeral services were held at the grandparents home with Rev Ludwig officiating. The remains were buried in the German Lutheran church yard ten miles south of Sidney beside other relatives.

Ewelina Fraver Emanuel Brauer Herman Brauer Ludwig Sidney

Preachers Conference at Sidney Draws Ministers and Visitors

Last Thursday the Sidney Preachers Conference gathered at the local church with morning and afternoon sessions. Visiting speakers included Wilson from St Louis Missouri, C L Smith from Lincoln, and Chas E Cobbey of Corner University. Also speaking were Rev Leslie of Scottsbluff Rev Cooper of Gering and Rev John Hewitson of Sidney. Inspiring addresses were enjoyed by attendees from Sidney and nearby towns with lively discussions.

Sidney The Christian Church Wilson St.Louis Missouri C. L. Smith Lincoln Chas. E. Cobbey Corner University Leslie Scottsbluff Cooper Gering John Hewitson

Wreck at Kimball disrupts Union Pacific traffic

A fast express derailed in front of Kimball station on Monday, with a pullman coach and eight express cars leaving the rails. One engine damaged track about 180 feet. no injuries reported. Wrecking crews from Sidney and Cheyenne cleared the site quickly, keeping one track in service and trains on schedule.

Union Pacific Kimball Sidney Cheyenne

Scottsbluff Beats Sidney In Local Football Clash

The Scottsbluff high school team defeated Sidney 23 to 0 on the local field last Friday. The Scottsbluff lineup changes boosted their punch while Sidney, usually peppy, was outplayed. Coach Green promises renewed energy in today’s game against Alliance.

Scottsbluff High School Scottsbluff Sidney Green Alliance

Blake Hanna Travels to Denver on Business Tuesday

Blake Hanna traveled to Denver on Tuesday for a business mission. The trip appears to involve professional engagements and planning activities in the city.

Blake Hanna Denver

Vote for Cheyenne County Fair Bonds

County residents are urged to approve bonds to build permanent fair facilities. The letter argues temporary buildings are costly and unsatisfactory, and a county fair fosters community, competition, and better agricultural and crafts displays. Building materials are affordable now, supporting a lasting annual fair starting next year.

Fort Russell Defeats Sidney Legion Team Football game report

Fort Russell Thirteenth Cavalry defeated Sidney American Legion eleven 19 to 7 Sunday afternoon before about 600 spectators. The contest featured fast play and hard hitting with much football skill on display. Cavalry players included a West Point graduate and others named Bassett Schroeder Maueer Lowe Otten and Snyder. Sidney fans praised the hospitality shown to visiting drivers and supporters.

Thirteenth Cavalry Sidney American Legion Agth’ Cavalry Agare‘ition Westpoint Kenneth Bassett Frank Schroeder Fred Maueer Bill Lowe Oakley Otten Ben Snyder Sidney

Fast Cars Entered for Auto Races at Fair Grounds

Robt Weir promotes auto races at the fair grounds on West Lincoln Highway Sunday October 20 under the local American Legion post. Twelve cars already entered with more expected. Drivers include Geo Beyer Dalton Nebraska Ernestt Brown Greenwood Noel Bullock North Platte Clarence Gregg Glen Rock Bridport Motor Co Chadron O D Slayter Bidney Lyle Badenmer Sturgis Tom Garrett Franklin Bruce Wahn Chadron Martin Ford Dehkosh H Golden and others. Speeds expected to top prior marks on a half mile track in one of the fastest events in the country.

Robt. Weir Fair Grounds West Lincoln American Legion Post Geo Beyer Dalton Nebraska Ernestt Brown Greenwood Noel FE. Bullock North Platte Pace Chadron O.D- Slayter Bidney Lyle Badenmer Sturgis South Dakota Tom Garrett Franklin Bridgeport Motor Co Bruce Wahn Hoboke Colorado Martin Ford Sidney

Library Board Adds Reference Works and New Fiction

The Library Board purchased ten volumes of Home and School Reference Work edited by Rocheleau to aid youths visiting the library. New fiction for the coming month includes Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm alongside titles by Squire, December Love, Covered Wagon, Rough Hewp, What Timmy Did, The Dust Flower, and nearby author Herbert Stromberg from Rotter visited the city on Monday.

Library Board Rocheleau Department of Human Knowledge Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Canfield Timmy Baail Klog

Armistice Day Program Planned by American Legion

The American Legion and Woman's Auxiliary outline a community Armistice Day schedule. A parade starts at 10 am followed by an 11 am ceremony at the U S A building. A 1 30 pm football game Sidney Legion versus Fort Russell, then boxing at Tobin Opera House at 7 30 pm and a dance at Hardy Hall at 8 30 pm.

American Legion and Woman's Auxiliary Sidney Legion Fort Russell Tobin Opera House Hardy Hall

Ministers and Co-Workers Meet in Sidney

Ministers and their wives gathered in Sidney last Monday to form a ministerial association. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Birmingham Oshkosh Rev. Kendall and daughter Chappell Rev. Braley Lodgepole Rev. Moore Gurley Rev. Wilcox Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Chesebro Sidney and Rev. Pruitt Potter. W Kilburn Sidney elected president Staley secretary Moore treasurer.

Sidney Birmingham Oshkosh Kendall Chappell Braley Lodgepole Moore Gurley Wilcox Kimball Chesebro Pruitt Potter W. Kilburn Staley

Nichols Appeals Case Before Supreme Court

Attorney A E Warren traveled to Lincoln last Friday to present Charles Nichols in the Supreme Court. Nichols, convicted in Cheyenne county district court for the murder of Emma Carow of Dalton, has appealed the verdict. A hearing date has been set and the case stands as argued. Local residents, who knew the participants and evidence, dismiss any insanity defense or accident claims.

A. E.warren Lincoln Charles Nichols Supreme Court Nichols Cheyenne County Emma Carow Dalton

W. M. B. Club Holds Afternoon Meeting at Mrs Haskins

W. M. B. Club members arrived from various areas to Mrs. Haskins home for a light two course luncheon and a busi ness session planning winter activities. An special meeting discussed political issues of the day and the group planned an all day Thanksgiving gathering with Mrs. Goodwin in November.

W. M. B. Club Haskins

Our Sick Folks Away Updates From Denver and Omaha Hospitals

Gus Wellner in a Denver hospital reports feeling fine and expects to be home in about ten days after a successful operation. Mrs. Louis Larson in an Omaha hospital shows limited improvement, her daughter writing from there. Mrs. V.Klein is under study and treatment in a Denver hospital and is very comfortable. Mr. Klein visited to be with her as eastern specialists examine her eye.

Gus Wellner Denver Louis Larson Omaha

Birthday Celebration for Mr and Mrs Bettendorf

Mr and Mrs Henry Bettendorf marked Mrs Bettendorf’s 83rd birthday at home last Monday. She remains vigorous as she watches the world go round and helps furnish the power. A dinner crafted by her and assisted by daughter H T Doran fed relatives. A surprise party from neighbors followed, celebrating a long life of good deeds.

Henry Bettendorf Bettendorf

Sidney Chamber Holds Farewell for Dr Mantor at Meeting

A large Sidney Chamber of Commerce gathering honored outgoing chairman Dr. Mantor with speeches and praise. Attendees included W J Courtright who urged optimism despite hard times and noted land gains for independent owners, plus remarks by W L Elswick and county officials. Tom Pool to chair next week.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce H. E. Mantor Sidney High School Orchestra Prof. Backer Backer W. J. Courtright Fremont Nebraska W. L. Elswick Crawford Courier Tom Pool Times Elswick Knights’ of Pythias Glen’ Bales Farmers Union Mrr Rutherland R. P. Kepler Chamber of Commerce Mantor Kepler Dr. Mantor Chamber

St Patrick’s Bazaar and Supper at St Patrick’s Church

The annual St Patrick’s Church bazaar and supper will be held November 15 and 16. Visitors can enjoy various booths fancy work candy and other items. Supper on both nights and dancing on an excellent floor with good music. The Catholic ladies promise a royal welcome and a fine time for all attendees.

St. Patrick’s Church

Too Much People Tour Through Dalton Divide

John Livoni hosted a sightseeing tour for stock men on a Wednesday near the Dalton Divide. Guy Wright and four companions, driving 27 sheep loads to Omaha, paused to feed livestock and commented on the crowded country. Wright’s ranch lies about 85 miles across the boundary.

John Livoni Dalton Divide Lorenso Guy Wright Mr. Livoni Omaha Mr. Wright

Also Mentioned on This Page

Republican Strengthen County Committee Literary Day of Woman’s Club Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Mrs. Barker Enterains Evelina Brauer Preachers’ Conference Cheyenne County Fair Herbert Stromberg Rotter Legion’s Nichols Appeals St. Patrick’s Wal
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