Treasurers Association in Convention a Notable Visit
The State Treasurers Association held a successful convention with Miss Myrtle Lancaster leading the group. Highlights included a Chamber of Commerce dinner, musical performances by Oscar Bennett, and a Ladies Aid luncheon. The program featured speeches by C A Mangum and Robert G. Simmons and concluded with a banquet hosted by St Patrick's church.
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Ass'n
Myrtle Lancaster
State Treasuirers’ Association
Cheyenne County
Association of County Treasurers
West
Chamber of Commerce
Union
Court House
Farmers Agricultural Board
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Locke
Todgepole
Woman's Club
B. M
Johnson
G. Vv. Toran
Merle Green
Kennedy
Pindell
Barger
Matteson
Liebendorfer
Wilhelmina Kennedy
Lancaster
Balanc
Robert G. Simmons
Scottsbluff
Bank of Nations
Simmons
J. L. McIntosh
Ray E. Witham
Ross Perry obituary of a DeMolay youth in Nebraska
Ross Perry born October 3 1904 in Trumbull Nebraska died August 27 after an illness from a burst appendix. He was survived by his father two sisters and four brothers with DeMolay and Methodist church affiliations noted. Funeral held at the Sidney area church with DeMolay regalia escorts and burial in Overton Nebraska beside his mother.
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Ross Perry
Trumbull
Nebraska
Ross
Samuel Perry
Mamie Woods Perry
Osborn
Bonham
Methodist Church
Osborn Motor Company
Roses
Eureka
Sidney High School
Doris
Charles
Reynold
Doyle
Lester
W. J. Perry
DeMolay
Ralph Null
Arthur Daughtety
Stanley Baker
Harold ‘Tobin
Bill ‘Lowe
Dwight Frankeberger
Bennett
George Iverson
Maynard Roach
Sharies’ Daugherty
Norman Wilnes
United States
DeMolay Brothers
No. 4
Overton
St Patrick’s Academy Opens Tuesday for School Session
St Patrick’s Academy will open its school session on Tuesday September 8 at 8 o’clock a m High mass will be sung in St Patrick’s church before classes. Boarding pupils register on Monday September 7. The academy is accredited to the State University and offers elementary and four year high school courses plus a commercial program in shorthand, business English, bookkeeping, and typewriting. The music department provides vocal and instrumental lessons. Applications for music and commercial courses should be made to the directors.
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St. Patrick's Academy
Imass
St. Patrick's Church
Trademark spreads and personal touches in Telegraph feature
A three page Telegraph spread highlights merchant slogans and logos used year after year to brand businesses. It notes names drawn for free cinema tickets and features celebrities like Gloria Swanson alongside U S Theatre listings, showcasing modern advertising trends and local pride.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Gloria” Swanson
U 8.° A. Theatre and Since Tach Merchante
Ian
Editorial contest winners announced across the state
The Telegraph reported statewide editorial contest results. In the professional division first place went to HL Howard Bigger of the South Omaha Journal-Stockman, second to Frank Edgecombe editor of Geneva Signal, third to Will Maupin of the Gering Midwest. Amateur prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles L. Kelly, Nebraska City, first. Mrs. Frank Gillett, Albion, second. Millicent Jean Ayton, Harvard, third.
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Telegraph
Howard Bigger
South Omaha Journal-Stockman
Frank
Edgecombe
Geneva
Bignal
Will Maupin
Gering Midwest
Charles L. Kelly
Nebraska City
Frank Gillett
Albion
Millicent Jean Ayton
Harvard
Local Store Joins Syndicate In Buying Power Shift
C W West returns from Omaha and Denver after a week of promoting fall and Christmas goods. He joins a 35 merchant syndicate in Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Missouri to boost collective buying power for better customer value. Eastern wholesalers will host sample rooms in Omaha and Denver. The move aims to lower retailing costs and improve business prospects across the regional stores.
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C. W. West
Omaha
Denver
Mr. West
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
West
Wheat Trials Show Marquis Seed Yields Big Advantage
Ignatz Melick of Colton reports threshing 30 acres at 32 bushels per acre with banned wheat. A nearby field planted to a different brand yielded 15 bushels per acre. Paul Collart harvested 6000 bushels from 210 acres using Marquis winter wheat seed, pleased with the trial and its suitability for reseeding summer plowings.
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Ignatz Melick
South
Colton
Paul Collart
Marquis
Collart
New Band Forms With Forty Boys At East School
Bonham organizes a community band for 8 to 12 year old boys with parental consent. Forty youths attend, ten more may join, and age nine is added. Weekly meetings set for Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at the grade school. The roster lists many named instruments and players. A constitution and by laws outline membership, conduct, and expulsions.
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B. W. Bonham
Donald Roth
Goldwyn Dyke
Samuel Daniel
Russell Ahrens
Weldon Thomas
Byron Leonard
George Barker
Robert McDaniel
Elmer Ahre
Ronald Jorgenson
Willard Sutter
Walter Johnson
Arthur Knuffke
Richard Cheney
Arthur Seido
Maurice Strider
Corbett to Lead Christchurch September Work
Rev Corbett in charge of Christchurch work for September. Rev Henry Ives leaves for Portland Oregon to attend the General Convention opening September 6. Ives serves as clerical delegate for the Western Nebraska missionary district.
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Alexander Corbett
Christchurch
Henry Ives
Portland
Orégon
Episcopal Church
Ives
Missionary District
Nebraska
Mr Grabill Returns From Omaha Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs I E Grabill returned Tuesday morning from Omaha where Mr Grabill had spent six weeks in a hospital. He is feeling very well for someone who endured a serious illness and spends several hours daily at his office in the Cheyenne County Trading Company store.
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I. E. Grabill
Omaha
Grabill
Cheyenne County ‘Trading Company
Man Killed in Avoiding Children
A. E. Lott and Mike Corcoran were driving near Chappell Wednesday afternoon when children ran into the road. To avoid them the car swerved into a ditch. Corcoran died Thursday morning. Lott was bruised but active. Corcoran, a Sid ney relief operator, was unmarried and known to local youth. The car was nearly demolished.
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A. E. Lott
Mike Corcoran
Lodgepole
Chappell
Corcoran
North Platte
Mr. Lott
Resolutions on Death of Great Benefactor
The Bell System directors honor Alexander Graham Bell for invention and service to humanity. They recognize his fearless pursuit of discovery and the global impact of the telephone, noting his work enabled vast service and opportunities for countless workers worldwide.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Alexander Graham -Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Death of Mrs Cronberg Near Medicine Bow Wyoming
Mrs Hannah Cronberg died August 21 1922 at home near Medicine Bow Wyoming after long residence in the area. She was born December 25 1846 in Denmark and came to the United States in 1885 with her husband. Survived by five sons Christian Rasmus Albert Henry Alfred and Christine Cronberg. sister Mrs Adam Gunderson of Potter and brother Jens Rasmussen of Clyde Kansas. Funeral Friday at Lutheran church with Rev Kahse. Burial beside her husband in Greenwood. The family was prominent in local Danish Lutheran circles and extended kin mourn her loss.
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Wyoming
Christian
Rasmus
Albert
Medicine Bow
Henry
Alfred
Denver
Christine Cronberg
Adam Gunderson
Potter
Jens Rasmussen
Clyde
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Nels Thurston
Charles Anderson
Shusband’s
Greenwood
Sidney City Schools Open Next Tuesday
The Sidney Public Schools upcoming year faculty list includes C. F. Liebendorfer as superintendent and H. V. Jones as high school principal. M. C. Green serves as athletic director, with staff across Central East and North Side Schools led by principals Mamye J. White and Pearl Allen respectively.
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Sidney City
Sidney Public Schools
C. F. Liebendorfer
H. V. Jones
M. C. Green
Carrie CG. Cultra
Henrietta Myers
Lillian 8. Green
Elsa Johnson
Emil D. Backer
Solomon Willis
Central School
Mamye J. White
Gladys Anderson
Alta J. Scott
Edith Oldershaw
Alice L. Dirks
Florence BE. Sixta
Valeska Neubauer
Nell IL. Warden
Albert Kruse
East
Dorothea Lanvermeyer
Goldie Corey
Lydia Todd
Elsie Remender
Fred Livingston
North Side
Pearl Allen
Frank Pierson
Sidney Public Schools Open for 1922 23 Year
Requisitions sent and supplies arriving. classrooms expanded to seat 30 more students. Textbooks sorted and repaired, improving upper grades. some repairs avoided in lower grades due to cost. New staff from Colorado and Montana join, while janitors prepare buildings for fumigation and renovation. Enrollment rules outline report locations for each grade and kindergarten age requirements.
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Kruse
Jones
Hugh Moore
Lewistown
Montana
Samuel Light
Misa Anderson
Lanvermeyer
Greeley
Colorado
State Teachers’ College
Miss Remender
Madison
Nebraska
Wayne State Normal
Johnson
Boulder
Colorado State University
Sidney Public Schools
Union Pacific
North Side
Central Avenue
East School
Central School
Hafer Couple Farewell to Ladigepole Reltye
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Hafer of Ladigepole tied to a relocation or property matter with financial details, indicating a realty transaction or transfer. The incomplete text references local names and a setting that suggests a property change or sale activity among residents.
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G. BH. Burke
Gurley
Ray Swift
The
Agricultural Board
St. Patrick’s Academy
Rev.Corbett
Mr. Grabill
Hannah Cronberg
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