Denver Boosters Postpone Journey to Black Hills
The Denver Post sponsored trip by the Denver boosters to the Black Hills and nearby scenic locations is postponed indefinitely due to adverse weather across the region. The excursion may be rescheduled for fall or spring when conditions improve, per a letter to Sidney chamber secretary Henry Pavlat.
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Denver Boosters
Denver Post
Black Hills
Denver
Henry Pavlat
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Pavlat
Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Daniel and Bauman Reach Fort Collins Golf Tourney Finals
Sam Daniel of Sidney was eliminated by Rex Eaton in Ft. Collins Colorado this week. Daniel battled strongly and thrilled the gallery with his drives. Heinie Bauman of Sidney won the long driving contest and the second flight.
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Sam Daniel
Sidney
Ft. Collins
Colo
Rex Eaton
Eaton
Daniel
Heinie Bauman
Nineteen Students Map Farm Careers in Vocational Class
Nineteen of thirty four boys in vocational agriculture classes plan to farm after high school. Five are undecided about future vocations while others aim for dairy farming stock ranching aero mechanics aviation and auto mechanics. All seek a definite life goal and study construction projects in class beginning with nail boxes and building study tables for the school.
Christ Episcopal Church Announces Fall Winter Activities
Rev E Harkness will conduct morning services and preach at 11 oclock with headquarters at Sherwood hall for boys in Laramie Wyoming Church school sessions begin Sunday at 10 oclock Rev J J Crawford completes rest and will soon assume services in Sidney A mission of person evangelism starts September 17 with a specially trained missioner conducting the service.
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Christ Episcopal Church
E. Harkness
Sherwood Hall
Laramie
Wyo
J. J. Crawford
Sidney
Heavy Rain Drenches Cheyenne County and Sidney
A heavy Tuesday rainstorm drenched all of Cheyenne County, with the hardest hit area near Sidney. Skies cleared to drizzle by Wednesday morning while temperatures hovered around 40. Forecasters say no frost is expected and gardeners remain cautious after the wet spell.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Florence Koester Weds Frederick Alt Of Shelby
Miss Florence Koester daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Koester married Frederick Alt of Shelby in a Wednesday morning ceremony at St Patrick Church Rev Anton Link officiating The bride wore a white satin frock with Spanish lace and a long tulle veil and carried a bouquet of brides roses and valley fil lies Bridesmaids Miss Margaret Koester in pink georgette and Miss Madeline Bernt in lavender silk crepe
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Florence Koester
Henry Koester
Frederick Alt
Shelby
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Anton Link
Margaret Koester
Madeline Bernt
Miss Koester
Miss Bernt
State Driving Permits Drive Flood to County Treasurer
Motorists flood the county treasurer’s office for drivers licenses as Ernest H. Biggs urges prompt compliance. Licenses require applicants over 16, valid while residency remains. prior rules granted exemptions before 1930. Applications began August 1 with fees split among county, state, and treasurer. A conviction can suspend a license for at least ten days up to six months, with harsher penalties for manslaughter in motor vehicle cases.
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Ernest H. Biggs
New City Hall and Deere Building Drive Record Construction
Sidney building activity sets a new high with over 312000 in eight months, including city hall and John Deere Plow warehouse. If Western Public Service office adds 20000, total rises to 332050. Projects include Omar Court and Chevrolet garage, signaling postwar prosperity and recovery.
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Sidney
John Deere Plow Company
New City Auditorium
Western Public Service Company
Omar Court
O. D. Slayter
Chevrolet
C. 8. Radcliffe
City Auditorium
Kimball trounces Bunker Hill 11–4 as early surge seals win
Kimball, Tri-State league champions, built a five run first inning lead and held on to defeat Bunker Hill 11 to 4 Sunday. Johnny Linn led Kimball with two doubles, Mulvahill and Neil also doubled, while Bales was the lone Bunker Hill player with extra-base hits. Leininger struck out ten in seven innings, Jenaseck three in two. Bunker Hill and Lorenzo meet Sunday on the Lorenzo diamond.
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Bunker Hill
Kimball
Cheyenne
Johnny Linn
Mulvahill
Neil
Bales
Leininger
Jenaseck
Lorenzo
Theatre Beautified With Redecorations
The U. S. A. theatre lobby and entrance have been freshened with new paint improving exterior appeal. Interior updates include several improvements and minor changes throughout the local venue.
Deuel County Fair Set Next Week at Chappell
The Deuel county fair will run in Chappell from September 10 to 13. Officials tout the event as the biggest yet with day and night entertainment including Dan Desdunes famous colored band from Omaha as a featured act.
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Deuel County
Chappell
Dan Desdunes
Omaha
Pastor Kahse Returns From Western Trip
Rev. W. T. Kahse of the United Lutheran church returned today from an extended coast trip. He visited Seattle Longview Portland and other places of interest and was greatly pleased with activities and development observed in the region.
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W. T. Kahse
United Lutheran Church
Seattle
Longview
Portland
Oscar Waltz Dies in Illinois After Ranching Life
Jeremiah Oscar Waltz born April 19 1863 at Spring Mills Pennsylvania died August 19 1929 at 1 45 a m aged 66 years four months. Son of Louis and Rebecca Waltz he was married to Emma Humbrecht January 1 1908 at Sidney Nebraska. After ranching and stock raising in Nebraska he lived in Elvaston Illinois where he resided until his death following sleep ing sickness. He was admired as a true gentleman and mourned by all who knew him.
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Jeremiah Waltz
Illinois
Jeremiah Oscar Waltz
Louis
Rebecca Waltz
Spring Mills
Oscar Waltz
Emma S. Humbrecht
Sidney
Nebr
Oscar
Watts Funeral Home Announces Formal Opening Sunday
The Watts funeral home will hold a formal opening this Sunday from 2 to 7 p m public invited, according to an announcement in this issue of The Telegraph. The public is invited to attend the event.
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Watts Funeral Home
The
Telegraph
Freytag Family Heads to Black Hills Scenic Trip
Mrs. Georgia Freytag leaves with Mr. and Mrs. C H Freytag of Alma and Mrs. S E Riley of Republic Kansas in her car for a short scenic tour to the Black Hills. They plan to visit relatives at White Lake South Dakota before returning.
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Georgia Freytag
C. H. Freytag
Alma
S. E. Riley
Republic
Kan
Complaint Over Bicycle Use On Sidewalks Sparks Action
City officials are urged to enforce sidewalk bicycle prohibitions after two Sidney ladies were slightly injured this week. Officers warned boys and girls with bicycles that arrest will follow any violations of the sidewalk riding law.
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Sidney
Twelve Year Old Dies After Appendix Operation
Arthur Heinie twelve year old son of Fred Heinie of west Gurley dies at Carlson hospital after rupture appendix operation. Doctors said care was delayed. Survived by father seven brothers and sisters. mother died 1928. brother Vernon died 1927. Funeral at 12:30 from the home.
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Arthur Heinie
Fred Heinie
West Gurley
Carlson Hospital
Vernon
Ernest
Rosa
Malinda
Hubert
Enola
Nerena
Gladys
County Teachers Institute Held This Week
County teachers gathered at the courthouse Monday and Tuesday for an institute before the opening of all county schools on Wednesday. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson reported that all but one were present. The program was instructive with several talks on primary work phonics and arithmetic by Susan Frazier Chadron and G F Liebendorfer Sidney.
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Court House
Gertrude Nelson
Susan Frazier
Chadron
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sidney City
Henry Krumm Weds Alma Limbeck in Cheyenne Lovingly
Miss Alma Limbeck daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Limbeck of the city and Henry Krumm son of Mrs Edward Krumm of Cheyenne were married Sunday morning at 9 o’clock in the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Cheyenne Rev Ccuetz officiated using the double ring ceremony Miss Limbeck wore a navy blue chiffon velvet frock with a matching hat and pink rose bouquet Walter Krumm brother of the groom served as best man Adelaide Meyer of Sidney was bridesmaid
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Alma Limbeck
Andrew Limbeck
Henry Krumm
Edward Krumm
Cheyenne
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ccuetz
Adelaide Meyer
Sidney
Walter Krumm
Miss Limbeck
Miss Meyer
Profitable Pork Production Special Train Visits Sidney
The Burlington Profitable Pork Production special train will stop in Sidney on October 22 at 9 a.m. for a morning meeting and demonstration led by representatives of the animal husbandry department of the agricultural college. The 30 to 40 minute program precedes an open inspection of the exhibits, intended to benefit local school children and the surrounding countryside.
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Burlington
Sidney
L. D. Willey
The
Agricultural College
Mrs Cramb Returns After Ten Days Visit
Mrs. J. L. Cramb left Denver and visited her daughter Mrs. G. A. Burr in Gurley for ten days. She attended the Cheyenne county fair and praised the county displays of vegetables and other products.
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J. L. Cramb
Denver
G. A. Burr
Gurley
Shuttle forced down near Salt Lake City after fuel line failure
The Boeing Mail Plane Shuttle, on its third transcontinental refueling attempt, landed on a mountainside east of Salt Lake City after a fuel line stoppage halted engine power. Capt. Ira Baker and Lieut. Bernard Thompson were uninjured and reached Salt Lake City by car. The flight left New York at 6 35 am EST Sunday and had been piloting to Oakland before the in flight refueling trouble.
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Salt Lake
Ira
Baker
Bernard Thompsson
New York
Oakland
Calif
Elko
Eleven Veterans Make Football Hopes Bright
Coach Jee J. Bunny Black at the local high school eyes a bright 1929 season with 11 lettermen returning led by Captain Paul Kahl. Newcomers push total to 30 as practice starts, while Wolf joins Lodge Pole star in enrollment. Black aims for a formidable eleven by opening game with injuries rare.
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Jee J
Bunny) Black
Black
Maroon
Moore
Bush
Jorgenson
Lst
Paul Kahl
Kahl
Lowe
Chaney
Portrey
Jones
Chesebro
Busacker
Goodale
Ladine
Griswold
A. Adams
Good
Wolf
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Wyoming
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Sterling
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