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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1923

Page

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Irrigation trip fuels Cheyenne county rejuvenation hope

Paul Tl. Martin and Judge Jt. Tewell returned from a five day irrigation tour through Colorado, Arkansas and Kansas convinced pump irrigation can revive Cheyenne county. They observed pump systems outperform gravity, noting higher yields, lower maintenance, and strong sugar beet and alfalfa prospects given adequate water. They reported land values rising with irrigation and promised pump wells near Sidney to begin next spring.

Paul Tl. Martin J. Tt. Tewell Sidney Lodge Pole Colorado Arkansas Kansas Otis Burlington Kiowa Cheyenne Lamar Ark Garden City Hamilton Wallis Sherman Martin Cheyenne County McIntosh-Martin

Tess of the Storm Country in Sidney Tonight and Tomorrow

US audiences packed theaters on Monday and Tuesday to see Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country. The reviewer praises the production and commends Mrs. Zollars for bringing the excellent pictures to Sidney.

Mary Tickford

Cheyenne County Exhibit at State Fair Showcases Wheat Variants

County Agent I Willey presented Cheyenne County at the Nebraska state fair with a small display. Samples included Marcus and Kanned wheats, a smutty wheat, and Nebraska 21 oats, plus placards on smut treatment and yield improvements. The exhibit notes that Nebraska 21 oats yield increases and that Marcus and Wanned wheats retain milling quality, based on experiment station tests.

I. Willey Cheyenne County Logan County Colorado Willey Extension Service Department Nebraska College of Agriculture Nebraska Marcus

Sidney Public Schools Open With Large Enrollment

School begins with a growing attendance across Sidney public schools. Early figures show 74 in grades and 100 in the high school, with 405 and 165 at end of last year’s first month, respectively. Rural schools open Monday. St Patrick's academy now ~200 enrolled with 54 in high school.

All OG Sidney Public Schools Liebendorfer East Ward St. Patrick's Academy

Certified Potato Inspection in Cheyenne County

Reiner Bonde with County Agent L D Willey conducted the second seed potato field inspection in Cheyenne county. Three fields and parts of two others failed certification while seven fields passed, totaling thirty nine acres. A further inspection will occur after harvest. Willey joined a two day potato tour in Kimball and Scottsbluff counties to study production diseases and marketing.

Reiner Bonde L. D. Willey Cheyenne County Willey Kimball Scottsbluff

Sidney Golfers Win Big In Western Nebraska Tournament

A Sidney hosted three day golf event drawing players from Colorado Nebraska and nearby towns. Seventy five golfers competed with Sidney claiming four of five flight titles and most consolations while Blip Doran of Sidney emerged as champion. Bottled weather and a Legion auxiliary canteen aided a thriving tournament atmosphere.

Colorado Nebraska Sidney Colorado-Nebraska Golf Association Blip” Doran Brown Chappell Kepler Butler Brush American Legion Auxiliary Mesdames Golding Hyde Witham Bridgeport Cronover Lindahl McDonald Irwin Poole Davis Rapp Si O'Connor Jaynch Tobias Irown Rusho Powers Thompson Sterling Cummer Cummings Akron Fitzgerald Haxtun Becker Bentson Rugg Keim Bennison Willard Sidney—McIntosh J T Blip Doran Guy V. Doran Campbell Barger Closman Haworth Drumline Grimminger J. Tu. McIntosh Green Thomas the Grabill Barker Aptegrove Thayer T. Osborn Tewell Schroeder Pettibone Bentley B. Grahill Worden Hardy G. Kratz Doran Glenn Power McMullen Snyder Wagers Johnson Rapp Connor Tower Clossman Dornan Dawn Showalter Normic Wages J. E. McIntosh Blue B. Grabill Ike Grabill Field Barney McIntosh ePttibone Banta Seymour Munson Armstrong Sheedy Keating

Plan Practical depot in Sidney in 1924

Burlington plans a practically new depot in Sidney for 1924 with a tile floor heating system extended platform and exterior stucco. The project faces budgeted 10 000 dollars and hinges on 1924 funding after last summer flood losses near Thermopolis Wyoming. The 1885 station has rotting windows and poor sanitation. Bracken and Holtorf approve outlined plans though insulation and stucco are debated. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank G Meier of Lorenzo on August 31.

Sidney Burlington Thermopolis Wyo M. A. Shipman Sterling Bracken Holtorf Frank G. Meier Lorenzo

Two New Silos Are Under Construction

The Telegraph reports two pit style silos under construction in Cheyenne county to salvage corn stalks. John Tryedl near Dalton builds a twenty by eight foot silo costing under 100 dollars, feeding calves and twenty cows seasonally. Lon Houge near Sidney adds a six foot above ground silo of tile. A Cheyenne Lumber manager notes twenty by eight foot silos can cost under 100 dollars to complete.

John Tryedl Dalton Troydl Lon Trouge Sidney Houge D. Hutchinson Cheyenne Limber Company

Corn Beyond Danger Of Damage By Frost

Cheyenne county farmers report corn crops thriving with three times prior acreage and yields near fifty bushels per acre. Warm days and mild nights boost growth. frost risk recedes as most corn is dented and safe though some stands, especially well planted fields, need more frost-free weather to mature. Barley and small grains also show strong yields with reports from Lodge Pole and Dalton. alfalfa prospects still good and pastures in excellent condition.

Cheyenne County Snfe Lodge Pole Acre Joe Reel Dalton

Roy Roche Killed in Omaha Auto Crash at Tree

Roy Roche of Omaha died from injuries after his Ford crashed into a tree at Twenty ninth and Pacific streets while he rode on the running board. The 34 year old ex serviceman, traveling salesman, was from Sidney where he had headquarters previously. He died of a skull fracture after the impact. The crash victim was un married and survived by parents Mr and Mrs M J Roche, brothers Ralph and Vale, sisters Mary Ann and Marian. Watterson pleads not guilty to drunken driving. case continued until Wednesday for inquest verdict.

Roy Roche Omaha K. E. Roche Sidney Toy Cassius Patterson Roche Ford Twentyninth Pacific Streets Mr. Roche M. J. Roche Ralph Vale Mary Ann Marian Creighton University Watterson

Sidney Ball Tournament Promises Largest Local Event

The Sidney baseball tournament scheduled for next Friday to Sunday is expected to be a major event with 100 to 200 fans from six towns. Competing teams include Lodge Pole, Chappell, Dalton, Gurley, Kimball, and Sidney. Admission is 50 cents, prize money tops $240, and managers will meet at The Telegraph office Monday night to set game dates and finalize umpire arrangements.

Sidney Enthusiasim Lodge Pole Chappell, Dalton, Gurley Kimball Sidney Merchants Tris Telegraph Office

Marriage License Law Is Unpopular

Nebraska couples avoid the new marriage license rules as the law lures few applicants. Only two Sidney couples married since the law took effect, with most opting for Colorado where rules are laxer. County Judge C P Chambers may waive the ten day notice, but overall the system sits unused and revenue from licenses dwindles to about $200 yearly.

Lcense Danny Cupid Sidney Inw Colorado C. P. Chambers Nebraska Sterling Denver Cheyenne

Kilburn Invited to Return as Sidney Pastor Next Year

At the fourth quarterly Methodist conference in Sidney Rev. William Kilburn received an unanimous invitation to remain as pastor next year. The district conference in Lincoln on September 19 will assign state pastors, with churches generally seeking reliable placements. Kilburn has led a thriving year, after coming from Warne, fostering growth and community ties in Sidney.

Methodist Church Sidney William Kilburn Lincoln Kilburn Warne Tie

Wind Storm Visits Sidney With Little Damage Reported

Sidney and vicinity saw a severe wind storm late Wednesday night, one of the worst in months, but reports indicate little or no damage. Local authorities monitored the event and noted minimal impact on structures and utilities.

Sidney

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