Sidney's Greatest Ball Team The Boosters (Continued Front Page)
The managers of the Post Tournament teams send thanks to F C Bonfils and Mr Newhouse for guiding a successful event. They attach the financial report showing expenses 10002 38 and total disbursements 20172 57, with prizes shared among Rapid City Sidney Sterling Greybull and Denver listed in figures. They express desire to return next year for another Denver Post sanctioned Work Series tournament.
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Rapid City
Sidney
Peel
F.C Bonfils
Denver
Colorado
Ronfils
Newhouse
Denver Post
Western Union Opens Up Town Office for Business
The up-town Western Union Telegraph Co. office opened Friday with F. B. Noyes as manager and Mrs. F. B. Noyes as bookkeeper. Catherine Noyes handles message delivery. Hours run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., with 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. service and night messages after 5 p.m. from the railroad station. The venture is a trial to gauge future permanence.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
F. B. Noyes
Catherine Noyes
Noyes
General Supt Office to Move to Cheyenne
General superintendent A. W. Woodruff will head the Union Pacific office in Cheyenne, moving from Omaha. He welcomes the transfer, rejoining many old friends in Wyoming's capital, and has long served the region with strong railroad service.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Omaha
A. W. Woodruff
Wyoming
Woodruff
New York's Indian Reservations and Access
New York hosts several Indian reservations across Erie, Cattaraugus, Oneida, Onondaga, Franklin, St. Regis, Shinnecock, Tonawanda, and Tuscarora territories. Some reserves cover up to 7,300 acres and are open to visitors most of the year.
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New York's
Erie
Cattaraugus County
Oneida Reservation
Oneida
Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
St. Regis Reservation
Franklin County
Shinnecock Reservation
Southampton
L. L
Tonawanda Reservation
Genesse
Tuscarora Reservation
Niagara County
Local and Personal News Mentions Card
The Red Sox trimmed the Kimball boys in good shape last Sunday. Two games between Sterling and the Boosters will be played Sunday at the Athletic Park. Elmer Grabill and Edward Shoemaker are back after visiting the Buckner family. George and Merton Thayer of North Platte left after visiting Frederick Zimmer. Chas. Trognitz is back from the Dakotas and eastern state trips. Mrs. M. A. Shipman returned from Central City. Guy Dedrick spent part of the week in Denver. Mrs. I. A. Johnson returned to Grand Island after visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Barger. Jy, G. Lowe and F. L. Whitelock were among Sidney folks at Roosters games with Green River Sterling and Rapid City. Edward Bennett left for Revenna and then Lincoln to begin a medical course.
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Jy, G. Lowe
F. L Whitelock
Sidney
Roosters
Green River
Sterling
Rapid City
Hahler heads to Omaha for new Buick model in Sidney
Joe Hahler left Thursday evening for Omaha to buy a 1921 Buick the first of the latest models to reach Sidney. The trip signals the arrival of an updated car with notable changes reported. Nearby, Martin Gastrost and family and Howard Gatrost and wife visited Gurley relatives, then proceeded to Denver after a week. A family reunion at R. M. Gastrost’s home drew twenty nine attendees.
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Joe Hahler
Omaha
Sidney
Victor and Bruns wick Records on sale at Victor Shop
The September Victor and Bruns wick Records will be on sale September at the Victor Shop rear of Betts Jewelry Store.
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Victor
Brunswick Records
Betts Jewelry
X L Flying Circus Free Exhibitions in Sidney
The f XL Flying Circus will give free flying exhibitions in Sidney next Saturday and Sunday with no accidents across seven cities since July 4. Pilot Beeler Blevins, an experienced flyer and teacher, will perform stunts such as tail spins loops Immelman turns barrel rolls wing overs and nose dives. He will also offer passenger rides after the show in a three passenger aircraft.
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Sidney
Beeler Blevins
Bons
The Poor Simp Parade in Los Angeles
The Poor Simp starring Owen Moore features a unique street parade with Moore atop a limousine as cameras and director Heerman guide the shot. A petal-pulling bouquet joke costs Moore five dollars per petal, paid with a smile, as the scene ends. The comedy to be shown at U. S. A. theatre on Tuesday September 14.
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Selanick
Owen Moore
Los Angeles
Mr Moore
Moore
Heerman
Mr. Moore
Notice of Dressmaking Moving to New Home
Mrs. R. M. Adams announces she has moved and now offers dressmaking at her home located one block north and four west of the U. P. depot on the north side of the street.
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Central School
C. L. Shoe
U. P. Depot
R. M. Adams
Automobile Insurance Wick Records Promise to Be the Best
F O Burgess dealer at rear of Betts Jewelry Store proclaims this year will see the best automobile insurance wick records.
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Victor
Brunswick Records
F. O. Burgess
Betts Jewelry
School Enrollment Largest in History
Enrollment in the local schools has reached new heights with about 135 in the high school and 700 to 800 in grades. The full tally awaits final counts from Supt. Braham and Principal Liebendorfer as students return from vacations. Football practice begins as teachers report, with a strong but leaner returning squad and several new hires before classes start.
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Supt
Braham
Prin
G. F. Liebendorfer
Colson
Mentzer
Clarence Wright
Williams
Ward 1
Central School
Carnegie School
North Side
Central
Pigeon Carved Handle Topples Umbrella Trend
London Punch notes a trade journal claim that fashion now favors a pigeons head carving on umbrella handles. This marked the first step toward a truly reliable homing umbrella as a novelty in stylish protection.
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London
Hat remodeling and trimming by McVicker Millinery
Victor Talking Machine dealer F Purgess advertises hat remodeling and retrimming services at the rear of Betts Jewelry Store, offering refinishing and millinery updates to customers in the locality.
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McVicker
Victor Talking Machine F
Purgess
Betts Jewelry Store
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Boosters
Myers
Bull
Hal
Hardy
F. G. Bockstedter
John Sexton & CO
W. Minois St
Chicago
Ill
C. L Shop
F. L. Hazzard
Raymond Maley
Deering
Sitz & Sitz
W. M. Kimpston
Ernst Lincoln Highway
F. E. Reddish & Bon, Alliance
Nebr
Office of the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Rock Mountains
Golden
Pascora
Colo
North Divide
J. L. Rouch
Gurley
M. J. Foley, Sidney
Burt County
Nebraska
P. Thompson
Lyons
Slayter Auto CO
H Reibe
N. E. Hoagland
Judge Péle
O. W
Brunswick Phonograph
F. C. Burgers
Geo. W Thompson
A. Benish
Thos. Clinton
R. BE
L. Jackson
John Scheurman
Burtington Depot
Hahler
Osborn & Jorgenson
Aix Room
W. Zike
Callahan
R. W. Wright
F. A. White
21 Street
Martin Reker
Western Union
General Supt’s Office
U. P
Senati
Studebaker
Mann Motor Ca
Mann Motor CO
W A. Reed
Frank Goodwin
PF &O
Henry Christoffersen
Hox
Huntsman
Frank Englert
Gurley, Nebr
tTwin City
Mike Schwartz
Red Sox
Kimball Boys
Athletic Park
Elmer Grabill
Edward Shoemaker
G. R. Buckrer
Fam Hy
George and
Merton Thayer
North Platte
Frederick Zimmer
Chas. Trognitz
Dakotas
Guy Dedrick
I. A. Johnson
Grand Island
F. A. Barger
Edward Bennett
Revenna
Lincoln
University
Mr. Bennett
Automobile
Farmers
W Gornaday
New York
RED
Wideawake
Alert
del Monte
Webfoot
Furer Grocery Co
Logan County
Western Land CO
Essig
Laramie
Laramie Water Company
Laramie, Wyoming
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