City schools open with trained staff and eager setup
The city’s schools opened after Tuesday with ample space and improving conditions. Miss Nellie Warden arrives from Alameda to run the new Central kindergarten, while Miss Stella G Deaver becomes East school principal. East teachers Roxana Erb and Pearl Silen join, and high school faculty includes G Liebendorfer and Merl C. Green. The Glersdorff concert company member Marjorie may join overseas work after a brief Omaha engagement, signaling local talents pursuing broader stages.
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Nellie Warden
Alameda
California
Stella G. Deaver
Belgrade
Nebraska
Deaver
Kearney State Teachers
Milford
Roxana Erb
Kearney State
Alice Li Dirks
Catherine
Greenlee
Peru’ State
Lincoln City
White
Oldershaw
Neubauer
Florence Sixta
Agnew
Force
Pearl Silen
Eva Milbourne
Emil D. Backer
Kruger ‘School of Music
St. Louis
Missouri
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Merl Co. Green
City Schools High School
G. ¥. Liebendorfer
Merl Cc. Green
Carrie Cultra
Henrietta F. Myers
Editha Sixta
Merl C. Green
Emil D. Racker
Reheel
Mame J. White
Olive M. Agnew
Ursula Miller
Edith Oldershaw
Alice Tt. Dirks
Florence E. Sixta
Valeskan Neubauer
Nellie L. Warden
East School
Marjorie Sidney Loses Time With Dancing Girl Marjorie Wallick
Marjorie Sidney loses for a time her pretty Little dancing girl Marjorie Wallick in an unusual probate era note referencing a child or performer in a local social item.
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Sidney
Marjorie Wallick
Buckner Family Relocates To Lincoln For New Home
G. F. Buckner and family left Friday for Lincoln to occupy their newly purchased residence. They plan to move their children to Lincoln to attend school. Sidney mourns the loss of a prominent family active in church, society, and business. Mr Buckner retains some county property holdings.
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G. F. Buckner
Lincoln
Sidney
Mr. Buckner
Landseekers Head to Torrington for Land Drawing
Morley Pearson Roy Greenlee and Andy Anderson left Wednesday for Torrington to look into the land drawing.
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Morley Pearson
Roy Greenlee
Andy Anderson
Torrington
Sidney High School hires M C Green new football coach
M C Green, new Sidney high school football coach, issued two calls for team candidates last week. About twenty men reported the first night. Football fever runs high as Sidney hopes for another championship season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Green
Sidney High School
Sidney
Relatives Tony Troutman Visit In Dalton Family News
Mr and Mrs Tony Troutman of Aurora returned home after visiting their sister Mrs Fred Seeger. The Seeger family had been concerned for Mr Karney Troutman of Dalton who remains slightly better after a stroke two weeks ago.
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Tony Troutman
Aurora
Fred Seeger
Mr. Troutman
Mrs. Seeger
Karney ‘Trotman
Dalton
Albany Man Sees Change in Community During Visit
Alfred Swanson of Albany Oregon spent several days in our city attending to business affairs. A former resident who lived here seven years ago notes a sharp change with ongoing business stagnation extending from the city to the coast.
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Alfred Swanson
Albany
Oregon
Swanson
Judge Gapen Ends Colorado Vacation After Hay Fever Battle
Judge H. K. Gapen returned Thursday from two lengthy vacations in Colorado. He wrestled with hay fever and enjoyed the tournament and other attractions. The trip offered relief from the strenuous life of a publisher who had recently shaken off that burden.
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H. K. Gapen
Colorado
Death of George Co Hubbell at 71 in this city
The aged father of Mrs. Harrison of this city died September 4 after a long illness from stomach cancer at the Harrison apartments. Born September 1, 1850, he was a little over 71. The body was taken to Glenwood, Iowa, for burial.
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Harrison
Harrison Apartments
Hubbell
Glenwood
Iowa
Important Farm Work Advances In County
County Agent Scott reports a busy week with grasshoppers controlled, dope moved for crop protection, prairie dog poison distributed to protect acres and yield. He is now official potato inspector, grading seed into ones and twos, promising better quality and standard prices. Diversified farming and cheaper thoroughbred stock point to a turning point in local agriculture.
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Scott
Conquering Hero Fred H Claridge Returns to Blair
Fred H. Claridge, former president of A Castetter bank in Blair, has voluntarily returned and will face state banking law charges. Castetter charges to be heard at October term. Depositors reimbursed via state guaranty fund. Claridge released on 10000 dollar bond and assists Receiver Bodle in settling the bank’s affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Claridge
A. Castetter
Blair
Castetter
Claridge
Knights of Columbus Defeat Lorenzo In Ten Inning Affair
The local Knights of Columbus baseball team traveled to Lorenzo and beat the Lorenzo squad 17 to 14 after ten thrilling innings. The Lorenzo team remains convinced they may meet the K of C. team again soon to test their mettle.
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Knights of Columbus
Lorenzo
K. of C
Boezarth Brings Outfit From Douglas for Work
Boezarth transports his crew from Douglas to the job site. The move signals preparation for a scheduled assignment and reflects logistical planning by the group.
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Boezarth
Douglas
Cool Days for Visit Miss Georgiana Martin
Miss Georgiana Martin spends her vacation in Omaha and Lincoln visiting her brother Llewellyn in Omaha.
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Georgiana Martin
Omaha
Lincoln
Llewellyn
To Visit Children Mrs Huff Leaves for York Nebraska
Mrs. David Huff departed Tuesday evening for York Nebraska to visit her married children and friends. She may stay ten days or more.
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David Huff
York
Nebraska
Osage Oil Wealth Tops United States Per Capita Riches
The Osage tribe of Indians in Oklahoma is described as the true richest nation per capita. Oil lands near Tulsa sold for 4.5 million dollars plus a share of oil products, lifting individual Osage incomes toward ten thousand dollars a year. The piece notes 2100 Osages and large families, with dramatic wealth after past poverty and government checks.
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United States
Croesus of Nations
Osage Tribe of
Osage
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Billy
Esome
Midas
From Bad to Worse Golf Tale in Bunker Satire
Two miners who have never seen golf watch a heavy clumsy player struggle in a bunker. After seven failed shots the eighth sends the ball over the edge to the green. It rolls to the pin and drops in. One miner mutters that he has a devil of a job now.
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Bagum
Bil
London Weekly Telegraph
Presbyterian Circle Meets at Mrs Trognitz Home
The Presbyterian Circle will meet at the home of Mrs Chas Trognitz on Thursday September 15th at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Send it to the laundry.
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Presbyterian Circle
Chas. Trognitz
Soldier Boys to Get Prompt Attention
Speedy relief for soldiers without red tape is in sight with a new system of inspection and hearings. Miss Alberta June Outhouse, Cheyenne County Service Secretary, visits weekly in the city and travels to Potter, Lodgepole, and Dalton to aid ex-soldiers. A clean-up squad will return to North Platte to hear others, as authorities push for faster resolutions with cooperative veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta June Outhouse
Cheyenne
Potter
Lodgepole
Dalton
Alliance
Box Butte
Morrill
North Platte
The Courts In county court a Greek from First
A brief court note reports a Greek defendant in county court proceedings, with limited readable details from the segment.
Public Like Sales Drive Campfire Girls and Episcopal Guild Fundraisers
Bake sales by the Campfire Girls and the Episcopal Guild sold out last Saturday, raising profits for their causes. The note adds a slogan and a SIDNEY LUMBER CO. prompt, and a taxi contact line.
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Episcopal Guild
State Road grant progress on project No 100 moves Bax ter crew to Gurley
State Road No 100 federal state project advances with the Bax ter grading outfit relocating to Gurley to finish the last seven miles of the highway work under the general contractor.
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Baxter
Gurley
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Glersdorff
Marjorie
Florida
Arks
Landseekers
Furer’s Grocery
Oberfelder Clothing
Sidney, Nebraska
Street
W. P. Miles
A. E. Warren
Maz
Costa
Sidney Lumber CO
Furer's Grocery
Sidney Chamber OF Commerce
Association
Union Pacific Hotel
Sidney Chamber of Comm _ ce
Menth
NEBR
the American Bank
Tomer
Nebraska State Bank
Jeazse
McNish
Martin W. Dimery
Eugene D. McAllister
George EB. Taylor
James L. McIntosh
John L. McCarthy
Cashie
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