State Teachers Meet At Alliance Soon
Cheyenne county will be heavily represented at the Nebraska State Teachers district meeting in Alliance on November 4 to 6. The Cheyenne county teachers institute and a concurrent Parent-Teachers meeting will join the events with several local members on the program. Prof. Liebendorfer of Sidney presides during voting as educators from Value to a School, Cooperation of Teacher and Parent, and Child Welfare in Home School Church and State are discussed.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska State Teachers Association
Alliance
Cheyenne County Teachers Institute
Liebendorfer
Sidney Schools
Parent-Teachers Association
Gustafson
Bridge‘port
Rhein
Mars. Donavan
Parent-Teachers Association of Value
Liedendorfer
P.T. A
G. R. Wentz
McCain
Scottsbluff
Kah
Sidney
Roesch
Viola Shepherd
Jackson
Summers
Emery
Next Friend Makers Day to Be Held on November 18
The next Friend Makers day will be held on November 18. The sales committee includes Leon Fine Cheyenne County Trading company and F O Burgess. The amusement committee features A B Wright USA theatre and Griswold Sehuls. Last event was more successful than the previous one and organizers expect a larger turnout as farmers have less work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fine
Cheyenne, County Trading Company
F. O. Burgess
A. B. Wright
U. S. A. Theatre
Westbound train delays after stock car wreck near Overton
CFE Brown of Scottsbluff visited town on Monday. A stock train wreck near Overton halted westbound service as thirteen cars jumped the track. Train 19 due in Sidney at 10 58 a m arrived about six in the evening. From five thirty until morning a procession of westbound trains moved through. Several stock cars were killed in the wreck. Mrs H E Miller and her two children Ten Marie and Harry Jr after visiting Miller's relatives in Sidney for ix weeks left for Kansas City Mo to visit relatives before returning to Crickett Callf. Mr Miller holds a position with the Paliorpia-Heradas Sager. com Be Angele ne ee em, Fae 2e eit, pte hp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Sidney
H. E. Miller
Marie
Harry Jr
Sager. Com
Train Hits Auto at Railroad Crossing
A slow freight struck an auto carrying Lodge Pole high school football players returning from Bridgeport, dragging the car over a hundred feet. No injuries were reported. The Auto owner Art Singley’s new Overland six touring was snowbound, windshield obscured by snow, causing the collision. Damages about $100.
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Lodge Pole
Bridgeport
Art Singley
Overland Six
Sidney
District Court Opens October Term in Nebraska
District Court opened with Judge Tewell presiding. Jury called Tuesday as trials began. Kucera case continued. Schad found not guilty on assault to commit great bodily injury. High pleaded guilty to sale of mortgaged property and was sentenced to three years with bench parole pending good reports. Hand found not guilty on illegal possession charge after appeal. Civil cases to follow.
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Tewell
Robert High
High
McDaniel
Lester Hand
Susy
Regular meeting draws large crowd at chamber event
Unusually large attendance marked the chamber of commerce meeting at the Union Pacific hotel Monday. W K Hodgkin presided as members entertained 45 guests at a duck dinner. Mrs Les Hyde sang, Bertha Flo accompanied on piano. The group discussed supporting allied chambers to provide road information for western Nebraska, with publicity outlined for United Press and state papers. Parsons and Baker outlined future plans to stay in Sidney and boost local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
W. K. Hodgkin
Les Hyde
Flee Bertha Flo
Nebraska
United Press
Parsons
Baker
John Deere Plow Company
Sidney
K. Hardy
M. W. Osborn
J. A. Bentley
R. H. Rogers
Mr Baker Arrives for New Job at John Deere Plant
Mr Baker, newly hired at the John Deere plow company, arrived in the city Monday evening to begin duties. He came from Kearney and plans to move his family here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baker
John Deere Plow Company
Kearney
Highlander Male quartet to lecture at Methodist church
P T A announces a winter lecture course starting Friday November 6 at the Methodist church featuring the Highlander Male quartet. The program blends traditional Scottish airs in costume with modern songs and readings, delivering a two-part show with quartet numbers duets solos and lively storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Methodist Church
Scotland
Weather Hinders Country Clat Golf Tourney Finals
Inclement weather over the past week disrupted the Country Clat golf tournament. Bud Robdinesu defeated A. B. Hardy on the 38th hole in the president’s flight finals. Harry Marebh beat Dr. Snell in the pioneer flight. The Marsh Jully winner will face C. W. Smith of Gurley in the finals. Several finals remains across flights and the championship bout is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Brobdinesu
Eay
Mrs Perso Dies After Lingering Illness at 61
The community mourns Mrs. Perso a longtime resident of Cheyenne County who died Monday afternoon October 26 in Cheyenne hospital after a lengthy illness. Born December 27 1863 in La Crosse County Wisconsin she married Otto Perso December 12 1908 and had four children two sons and two daughters. They homesteaded in Cheyenne County near Dalton then moved to Sidney earlier. One son Ralph F preceded her in death.
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Perao
Cheyenne
Perso
Legion
Emma Amelia Harr
Perse
Pertings
Otto’ Perso
Date Of Arrival Of Big Gun Not Known
Reports from Denver to Washington about the arrival of the largest movable gun for coast defense. Union PacificCannot confirm a date for Sidney Nebraska arrival until transfer at Omaha. Telegraph office windows display photographs of the gun as public interest grows.
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Big Gun
United States Army
Union Pacific
Sidney
Omaha
Denver Post
Denver
National Army
Washington
Ita
Rev Ives Arrives in City for Short Visit
Reverend Ives of Scottsbluff and formerly pastor of the Episcopal church in this city arrived Tuesday for a brief stay with friends. Ives is a descendant of Reverend J. B. Crawford while in town.
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Ives
Scottsbluff
J. 3. Crawford
Fish hatchery near Bridgeport to begin operations
R H Rogers and a silent partner started work on a fish hatchery twelve miles south of Bridgeport. Trout have been ordered. Plans include beautifying the site, erecting cabins, and renting the area for picnics and fishing. Blue spruce will be planted. A future visit will provide a fuller story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rogers
Bridgeport
The
Telegraph
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Eight Year Old Margaret Weible Dies Near Dalton
Margaret Lcois Weible eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Weible of Dalton died Wednesday. Born October 7 1917 she showed promise of a bright life. She leaves only a father and mother. Private funeral services were held from the family home and interment was made in the Dalton cemetery Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lcois Weible
Paul Weible
Dalton
Faithful Mother and Church Leader Remembered
A deceased woman is praised for unwavering faith in Jesus Christ and lifelong service to the Methodist Episcopal church. Described as a devoted wife and “mother of mothers,” she shaped her home and aided neighbors tirelessly, earning wide respect in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Episcopal Church
Christ Inn
Earth
Dr Donahoe Stays In Sidney Dentistry Practice
A misunderstanding halted a planned sale of Dr. Donahoe’s Sidney dentistry practice to Dr. Dorwart of Chappell. The Telegraph reported the deal, but it was not consummated, and Dr. Donahoe will remain in Sidney where he has an excellent practice and is highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahoe
Dorwart
Chappell
Sidney
Dr. Donahoe
Sidney Loses Conference Football Test In Snow
Sidney fell 13 to 6 at Alliance in a snow bound conference opener. The offense struggled behind a slick field as Alliance capitalized on fumbles and Fromiggitt's two chances for touchdowns. Sidney's solitary score came on a 15 yard run by Wait, with both teams hampered by poor footing and slow play.
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Sidney
Alliance
Ralihe
Ney
AL Lance
Atippeey
Fieki
Kidney
Armistice Day Plans Outlined by American Legion Committee
Complete Armistice Day observance plans are summarized with Rev. J. J. Crawford as morning speaker at the U S A theatre. School dismissed for parade at 9 30. G A R and Spanish American War veterans join. Noon chicken dinner for ex servicemen, football game Sidney vs Kimball, and an evening dance at Hardy hall. Full program to follow in next Tele graph.
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Committee of the
American Legion
J. J. Crawford
Sidney High School
Kimball ‘High School
Hardy Hall
Telegraph
Pictures of the Corn Palace shown in state papers
Billy Johnson arranged photographs of the Corn Palace built for the Fall Festival. Images appeared in the Omaha World-Herald earlier this week, will soon run in the Omaha Bee rotogravure section, and are slated for the Mid-Week Pictorial magazine with national circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Johnson
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha Bee
Christensen attends bankers meeting in Omaha
John Marius Christensen returns from Omaha where he attended a bankers meeting with other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dad
Marius Christensen
Omaha
Weather Notes On Unusual Snowfall For Wheat Benefit
A rumor of light snowfall reports four to five inch drops on Friday and Tuesday evenings. The snows were described as molietare laden and are expected to benefit the wheat crop.
General Edwards Praises Western Nebraska Prospects
General Clarence B Edwards told Omaha visitors that western Nebraska offers unmatched chances for investment and homesteads. He praised Cheyenne County and other western counties, urging Omaha to shout the state’s opportunities nationwide. Shelby, a realtor, reported Edwards’s view after a hunting trip and convention attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeeley
Clarence Ewards
Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraswas
Cheyenne County
Atete
Omaha World-Herald
Clarence Bedwards
Wayne C. Shelby
Omaha ‘Real Estate Board
Edwards
American Legion
Sibelby
Shelby
America
United States
Scarlet fever quarantine hits Sunol home
The H. BR. Glassburn residence in Sunol is quarantined for scarlet fever. This is the outbreak’s most notable case yet, with officials taking strict measures to prevent spread. The school was fumigated over the weekend and officials hope no additional cases will arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Glassburn
Sunol
Ory
Bayard Sid ney game moved to Tuesday November 3
The Bayard Sidney football clash was rescheduled from Friday to Tuesday November 3. Both teams come in strong form with a closely contested home schedule finish anticipated and a 3 p.m. kickoff planned as the next to last game.
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Bayard
Nebraska
Sidney
Laramie Gazette Praises Sidney Students Musical Night
At a Laramie gathering, Sidney attendees studying there were honored for talent. The program featured Ron Barker on trombone with accompanist Flynn on piano, Laura Powell and Gertrude McKay on piano, and Lassie Beatley as baritone with McKay. Barker drew repeated requests for encore trombone performances.
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Laramie
Sidney
Ron Barker
Accomaria
Mr. Flynn
Laura Powell
Gertrude McKay
Lassie Beatley
Miss McKay
Barker
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Mrs. Gustafson
Ren
CFE
Brown of
C. of C
Hinders
Margaret Weible
Sidnex
Gen. Edwards
Tittle Jane Dimery
Roy MacAdam
Potter
Johnson
Stan Avoidable
Little Jane
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