Free Gate Admission At Cheyenne County Fair
Community event draws crowds with free entry and a slate of novelty races. Participants include Knight, Brown, Shorty, Hemmer, Bob Booth, Buck Wilt and Flossie Meyer in pony and open division events. Races feature musical chairs, pig racing, egg and spoon, and relay contests with teams led by Eden, Meyer, Booth, Olson, and others amid a festive county fair atmosphere.
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Knight
Brown
Shorty
Hemmer
Bob
Booth
Buck
Wilt
Flossie Meyer
Pluto
Willgas
W. Bauer
Babe Cortney
Meyer
Brownie
H. Eden
Flash
J. Hemmer
Lady
Morfeld
Coley
Eden
Bauer
Miss Cortney
Sandusky
A. Hemmer
Tex
F. Eden
Babe
Ira
Lady Lightfoot
Wood Face
Burton
Olson
Harriet Jones Marries Powell Wyoming Man In Beautiful Ceremony
Harriet Jones wed Powell businessman Mr Castberg in a formal Powell ceremony. Bride attended University of Wyoming and Iowa State College, taught in Powell schools 1930-31, and plans a Yellowstone honeymoon. Guests included Mrs Mary E Jones and Samuel T Jones of Sidney.
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Harriet Jones
Powell
Wyoming
Samuel T. Jones
Plains
Miss Jones
University of Wyoming
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Sigma Delta Sorority
Castberg
Mary E. Jones
Sidney
C. J. Jolliff
Harry Heying
Ray Pezzola
Laramie
Sidney High School Names 1931 32 Team Roster
Sidney High School classes organize for the 1931 1932 team listing returning students Earl Young Evelyn Lanterman Dorothy Marvin Christel Tiger Leroy Price Doris Miles Cecelia Kurz Halsey Fuller Elizabeth Couch Helen Dor an Lilian Zike Dorothea Johnston George Barker Olive Bush Merriman Riggs William Jorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Young
Evelyn Lanterman
Dorothy Marvin
Christel Tiger
Leroy Price
Doris Miles
Cecelia Kurz
Halsey Fuller
Elizabeth Couch
Helen Doran
Lilian Zike
Dorothea Johnston
George Barker
Olive Bush
Merriman Riggs
William Jorden
Black Shapes Eleven Open 1951 Season September 25
Black Shapes eleven set for the opening of the 1951 season on September 25 with a roster featuring Fred Frahm Carl Livoni Arthur Busacker Dale Chambers Don Brewer Oakley Atkins Elmer Ladine Keith Mowrer Neal Atkins Junior Walker Dale Clark Robert Bartlett LaVern Thomas Fielden Waddell Glenn Johnson Lorraine George Weldon Stewart Harry Bonham Thomas Daniel Howard Maley Roger Armstrong Sam McCleneghan Roy Ziegler Richard Craig Junior Watson Ralph Lanterman Morris Edwin Christofferson Lyle Carlson William Chambers Robert Soderegren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frahm
Carl Livoni
Arthur Busacker
Dale Chambers
Don Brewer
Oakley Atkins
Elmer Ladine
Keith Mowrer
Neal Atkins
Junior Walker
Dale Clark
Robert Bartlett
LaVern Thomas
Fielden Waddell
Glenn Johnson
Lorraine George
Weldon Stewart
Harry Bonham
Thomas Daniel
Howard Maley
Roger Armstrong
Sam McCleneghan
Roy Ziegler
Richard Craig
Junior Watson
Ralph Lanterman
Morris
Edwin Christofferson
Lyle Carlson
William Chambers
Robert Soderegren
Inspector Reviews New On Site For Postal Structure In Sidney
In the west part of Sidney an inspector arrives to assess a proposed postal structure site. Reportedly some property owners lowered bids yesterday hoping to have their sites chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Sidney
Heavy entries set for Sidney golf meet Sunday
A large field is expected for the Sidney golf meet this Sunday. Clos man Tompkins Bauman Smith and other top players are among those likely to compete as Sidney’s best. The $2.50 entry fee covers a noon dinner at the country club, served between the qualifying and championship rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Closman
Tompkins
Bauman
Smith
Typhoid Fever Fatality in Laramie Family
The 20 month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sullivan died in a Laramie Wyoming hospital from typhoid fever on Tuesday and two other children are gravely ill. The family had recently moved from Sidney to Tie Siding Wyoming to take a homestead where the illness developed. Mr Sullivan formerly worked at the Palace Barber Shop in Sidney and the family lived here four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sullivan
Laramie
Wyo
Tie Siding
Sullivan
Palace
Sidney
Paving Fast Progress on District 1 in Sidney
Sidney paving moves quickly as concrete pouring set for Tenth Avenue within a day or two. Three blocks of pavement on Illinois Street finished yesterday. A large crew labors daily and progress accelerates after a resolved concrete mixture controversy. Completion eyed for October 15 with base mix approved per specifications.
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Sidney
Tenth Avenue
Avement
Illinois Street
Howard's offers free parking with $1 purchase this month
Howard's Service garage inaugurates a policy of free day parking until October 1 with every one dollar purchase. M. G. Howard, proprietor, expects strong customer uptake as downtown streets are blocked by paving.
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Howards’ Service
M. G. Howard
Dude Chick Defeats Edwards In Tight Open Arena Bout
Toledo light heavy weight grappler Dude Chick defeated Billy Edwards of Kansas City in a best two of three match at Bert Willoughby’s open arena. Chick won the first fall in 23 minutes with an arm stretch and the final fall in seven minutes with a stepover hold. Edwards took the second fall in 10 minutes 4 seconds with a chiropractic headlock and blamed weight cutting for the defeat.
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Dude Chick
Frank Crick
Dallas
Texas
Toledo
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Bert Willoughby
Air Park
Edwards
Chick
Larry Meinert
Billy
Knights of Columbus Card Party Set Tuesday
The Sidney Knights of Columbus host a card party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Patrick's auditorium. This kickoff event of the year features William Gehrig as lecturer and a large helper group. Prizes go to winners and refreshments follow. Visitors may play bridge or 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
William Gehrig
Continental Oil launches cash prize contest for hidden quart
Continental Oil Co. offers 10000 dollars in cash prizes for readers to explain the mystery of the hidden quart in Conoco germ processed motor oil. First prize is 5000 dollars. contest ends September 28. Judges include Dr. W B Bizzell and university professors.
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The
Telegraph
Continental Oil Company
Conoco Germ
Wesley I. Nunn
Continental
Null
Conoco
Continental Oil Co
Ponca City
Okla
W. B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
John A. Hunter
University of Colorado
Frank L. Martin
University of Missouri
Sidney High School publication appears this week
The Trail, Sidney high school's official weekly, debuts this year with four pages printed by The Telegraph's commercial department. A student staff led by Raymond Davis presents editorials, news, sports, society notes, and jokes, with George Barker as Makeup Editor and Guilford Montgomery as Business Manager among others.
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The
Trail
Sidney High School
Commercial Printing Department
the Telegraph
Raymond Davis
Harold Chesebro
Ruth Jane Gates
Dorothy Nelson
Olive Bush
Don Brewer
Mae Connelly
Margaret Craig
Margaret Finney
Halsey Fuller
Wayne Gain
Lucile Hardy
Carolyn Kennedy
Cecelia Kurz
William Swain
Florence Thurston
Robert Walden
Lillian Zike
Carl Livoni
Helen Jane Johnson
Marian Daggett
Hester Null
Margaret Uptegrove
U-N-I
Earl Young
Dorothea Johnston
Helen Dyke
Beulah Brewer
Helen Zalesky
Viola Benish
Clara Thieman
Dorothy Brewer
George Barker
Keith Mowrer
Guilford Montgomery
Commissioners Vote Sum to Defray Fair Costs
County commissioners approved about 3000 to aid the fair board with premium payments and expenses for the 1931 fair. Funds will come from the 1932 tax levy after free admission cut revenues. The clerk was instructed to issue a warrant to fair officials. Sidney machinery dealers added over 400 from the machinery show fund after the free admission policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Fair Association
Sidney Machinery Dealers
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
A brief note from F. W. Livingston and family thanks those who expressed kindness and thoughtfulness during their recent bereavement.
Maple Grove Notice Recap
Maple Grove brief notes Mr and Mrs R W Johnson Helen and Lloyd returned home last Monday.
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Ed Miles
W. Johnson
Helen
Lloyd
Antelope Community News Roundup
Miss Irma Nelson returns from Taylor hospital after an appendectomy. Local visitors include the Andersons at the Nelsons, Nelsons travel to Kearney with Lewellen resuming normal studies, Marion Nelson visits with her mother, and various neighbors host dinners and visits. Birdy notes mention school, shopping in Sterling, and dinners at multiple homes. The column closes with a note about upcoming club meeting and a local coal price ad.
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Vivian Herbold
Irma Nelson
Taylor Hospital
A. Anderson
L. K. Nelson
Jack Richards
James Bertramson
Denver
Maurice Nelson
Lewellen Neilson
Kearney
Lewellen
The
Normal
Nelson
Marion Nelson
Clay Center
Marion
V. A. Nelson
Virgil Nelson
Christie Bertramson
James Johnson
Pele Howe
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Sullivans
Cheyenne County
Howard's
Knights OF Columbus
Missouri
Fred Jurgens
Walter Johnson
Loveland
Andrew Johnson
Lee John
John Junker
August Gade
Elmer Gade
Lucile
Filden Waddell
H. P. Cortney
S. W. T. Sharman
C. O. Hade
Faye
Ruth
Vincent Cortney
George Deaver’s
Ray Miles
Donna Jean
Eula Fern
Arthur Sassaman
Alice
Arnold Fox
W.T. Sharman’s
Mr. Sharman
Nels Johnson
August Grunkemeir
F. A
Childs
Grape
Helen Martin
George Kavanaucghs
Wiley Ward
Overton
F. A. Johnson
Mr. Ward
Mrs. Johnson
Bud Mayer
R. W. Jolnson’s
Lillie
Hazel
Elmer Gade’s
Howard Swain
Sam Irwin
Frances
W. T. Sharman
Waller
Helen Johnson
George Null
John
Chris Junker
Lee Johnson
Roberts
Dorothy
Sadie Irwin
Emil Nightengale
F. W. Livingston and Family
Maple Grove
Slayter Auto Co
Herert’s
Herbert
Herberts
Sidney, Nebraska
Tota
Avenda
Allen R
Mildred Nelson
Peetz
George Whitney
Ley
Guy Terman
Sterling
Chauncey Nelson
J. W
Aden
Folkc Sdes
Rev
Carl
Dewey
Mads
George W Famiy
Thorpe
Harry Minneapoli
Gus
J. H. Madden
Howard Madden
Jolly Nezhbors
Artisen Grove
Mark Tweed Gren
Gcuourme
LaVonne Vevey
Svend O Gunhart
Leo Ofenne
Yount Burks
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