Sidney shoppers and locals on a busy Saturday
Mrs H Rowan of Gurley and Miss Clara Jacobs of Chappell shopped in Sidney on Saturday. City editor George R Adam left for an outing in the Wyoming mountains while Kenneth Kepler and Foster Cook transacted business in Dalton. The Bratzs of Gurley shopped in Sidney, and FP A Bush and family planned trout fishing trips in Wyoming. Many residents returned from travels to Colorado, Arkansas, California, and Nebraska, with updates on visitors and weekend plans.
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Clara Jacobs
Chappell
Sidney
George R Adam
Telegraph
Wyoming Mountains
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Foster Cook
Dalton
Fred Bratz
Gurley
A. Bush
Sidney items recall Lindbergh visit and local travel
A parade of residents recounts Lindbergh's appearance in Cheyenne and trips by families to Lincoln and Denver. Numerous locals plan, depart, or return from visits, colleges, and extended family travel amid a flurry of weekend outings and crossing state lines.
Dunabr and Cha Mey groups host and greet guests
Mr and Mrs EK J Stiverson hosted the Dunabr players for luncheon at their home on Monday. The Cha Mey group of Campfire Girls met at Warrior Man's home last Thursday night and welcomed three new members Joan Bicknell Julia Bicknell and Thelma Ladegard. Mrs B J Stiverson hosted the Busy Dozen club on East Fourth street last Friday at 9 am for luncheon with needlework and pleasant conversation.
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John McCleneghan
Elkhorn
Omaha
Mrs. Wesley Hurlburt
Arcadia
Charles Jamison
EK. J. Stiverson
Dunabr
Warrior Mantor
Joan
Julia Bicknell
Thelma Ladegard
B. J. Stiverson
East Fourth Street
Picnic at Wraeger's Lake Attended by Local Residents
A Sunday picnic at Wraegers Lake drew Fay Biddinger Bart Finley Carl Olson and the Misses Mable Hotel Lillian Elston Edna Wisker and Mr and Mrs Newton Holcolm with their young daughter Geraldine.
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Bart Finley
Berthoud, Colo
Sidney
Mable Holcomb
Newton Holcomb
Geraldine
Wraeger’s Lake
Fay Biddinger
Carl Olson
Misses Mable
Lillian Elston
Edna Wisker
Newton Holcolm
Delightful hostess at Dutch Preat club bridge event
Mrs Una Pr Wesner hosted the Dutch Preat club at the Country Y club last Saturday afternoon. Three bridge tables were in play with Mrs Guy Doran and Mrs Leonara Herrod of Columbus as guests. Mr Golden Kratz won high score. The Country styb dance followed, with about forty couples dancing to Grabill's Merrymakers.
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Una PR. Wesner
Guy ¥. Doran
Leonara Herrod
Columbus
Golden Kratz
Grabill
Evangelistic Meeting Led by Lockhart and Walker
Sidney attends a series of evangelistic services at the new Christian church beginning September 14. An evening fellowship dinner in the basement opens the event followed by the first service in the main auditorium. The invitation calls on all to cooperate and attend this citywide effort.
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Sidney
Lockhart
Walker
New Christian Church
Pirates win Junior League title with 14 11 victory
Brownie’s Pirates surge to the top after a 14 to 11 win over North Side enosters at Athletic Park last Wednesday. Verne Thomas pitched effectively for the winners, aided by heavy hitting from the Pirates. Dale Price caught and managed Thomas’ fast balls well.
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Sidney
North Sideenosters
Athletic Park
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Fox
Dale Price
Thomas
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Carlson
McNish
Mission Festival to Be Held at Salem Lutheran Church
The annual Mission Festival is planned for next Sunday September 11 at Salem Lutheran Church four and one half miles southwest of Gurley in Salem. Rev W Ludwig of Scottsbluff will preach at 10 30 am for the morning German service while afternoon English services follow under Rev F Schrain supervision. Large crowds are expected as in previous years.
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Scottsbluff
F. Schrain
Not Just Wheat Cheyenne County Diversifies Farms
Cheyenne County farmers are expanding beyond wheat into hogs and cattle. Ray Wills, a Potter area farmer, reports 2,256 pounds of pork from one litter in 21 days and average hog weight of 188 pounds from a 30 head herd, raised on alfalfa and corn. This example illustrates the county’s growing hog production and potential Countywide impact.
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Cheyenne County
Ray Wills
Potter
Ray
Ifaas Anderson
Dalton
Former Nebraska plainsman Doc Carver dead at Sacramento
Pioneer Indian fighter and famed marksman Doc W F Carver died in Sacramento California on Wednesday evening after a coast tour with diving horses He was a comrade of Buffalo Bill and twice toured the world with his rifle skills His daughter Lorena was at his bedside during his final hours and he had recently attended a National Editorial association meeting in Norfolk Nebraska Carver earned fame for killing thousands of buffalo and receiving honors from King Edward VII and Kaiser Wilhelm I during his storied career
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Sacramento
Calif
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Plains
Castle Hotel
Omaha
Tey
Assig
Doc” Carver
Nebraska Plains
Edward
England
Germany
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Hey
West
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von Moltke
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage 89¢f.
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Hahler Garage
Local visits bring family guests to Sidney area
Mrs. Carrie Cook visited over Sunday at Broadwater with her son Debbert Cook and family. Mrs. R. R. Ray and daughter Jean from Chadron arrived in Sidney last Thursday and are guests of Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Sherrerd.
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Carrie Cook
Broadwater
Debbert Cook
R. RR. Ray
Jean
Chadron
Sidney
13. S. Sherrerd
Frank Lally’s Denver Cheyenne Trip Led to Hospital Stay
Frank Lally left last Wednesday for Denver and Cheyenne for a few days. He is currently in a Cheyenne hospital after undergoing a minor operation there.
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Frank Lally
Denver
Cheyenne
Lindy Circles Scottsbluff En Route to South Dakota
Colonel Lindbergh flying from Denver to Vierre South Dakota circled several times over Scottsbluff Thursday noon at Congressmen Simmons request. He dropped a cheer message to two air mail pilots injured in a Bridgeport crash last week. The Spirit of St Louis thrilled Bluffs residents as Lindbergh steered the big plane over the city.
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Bob Simmons
Chis
Lindbergh
Denver
Vierre
South Dakota
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Lindy
St. Louis
Nebraska Now Fourth in Butter Production
Lincoln Neb Sept 4 Final reports show Nebraska dairy manufacturers increased butter production to 82 , 000 pounds from 85 , 150,000 in a prior estimate. Nebraska now ranks fourth in butter production behind Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa, up from sixth in 1924.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
State Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Adams Mends All Kinds of Metal Doors Installed at Hahler Garage
Adams repairs metal items including doors with services at Hahler Garage. The fragment notes installation of doors and metalwork capabilities suggesting a local tradesperson offering repair and installation.
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Adams
Pig Club Picnic Ends With Swim And Ball Games
The H. v. 8. club met at J A Connelly's on August 21 for a picnic. Boys and girls spent the forenoon playing ball then rode a truck to the creek for a swim. Afterward they returned to the grounds for more ball and watermelon. Mr Willey and family attended and many club groups were pictured.
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J . A. Connelly’s
Crop Rotation Aids Insect Control Says Nebraska Expert
H M Ranner director of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association argues that diversifying crops curbs insect pests. He notes pests multiply under continuous wheat or corn and urges rotation plus clean cultural practices to destroy winter quarters along fences, ditches, banks, and road sides.
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H. M. Ranner
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Insuring Wheat Against Smut, Nebraska Plan
H M Rainer of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association argues that farmers should insure wheat against smut with copper carbonate seed treatment. The method costs under 10 cents per acre, covering notarization and labor.
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Partners
Nebraska
H. M. Rainer
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
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