J L McIntosh Reports Eastern Trip At Sidney Luncheon
J L McIntosh described his Washington and New York City trip at a Sidney chamber luncheon invited by Secretary J W Johnson. He praised the Lincoln memorial and Washington monuments, noted a brief meeting with the President and Frank Mandel, and commented on Secretary Hughes. In New York he paid $6 for room and bath at Commodore, saw the Follies, and noted Will Rogers disappoints. He compared eastern trains to Union Pacific, praised Fremont corn, and mentioned booster plans for the Fall Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McIntosh
Washington
McIntosh
Frank Mandel
Wyoming
Hughes
Mr. McIntosh
New York City
Commodore
Madison Square Garden
Will Rogers
Rogers
Unilom Pacific
Fremont
P. L. Wright
John Deere Plow Company
Omaha
Tom Poole
Sidney
Johnson
Sterling
Dalton
Dalton Fair
County Agent Reports On Ton Litter Contest
County agents report on a ton litter contest where a 2000 pound goal in 180 days is pursued by hog litters. One Hampshire litter weighed 1691.5 pounds at 180 days, with 11 pigs and seven above average weight. Poor farrowing pigs and dry conditions limited gains, and enrollments continue to aid hog feeding learning.
American Legion Eyes Armistice Day Plans in Sidney
Sidney post of the American Legion met Tuesday night to organize Armistice Day observances chaired by Harry Wingerson with Roy Walker Frank Wyman Francis Herbert and Albert Greenlee. Commander Carl Ledbetter reported on the state convention and was named delegate to the national meeting in St Paul. The post invited the Legion Auxiliary to the October gathering and discussed a possible weinie roast. Co R Golding urged cooperation in National Education Week and with the Sidney Womans club on the school children milk feeding campaign with financial help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Post
American Legion
Harry Wingerson
Roy Walker
Frank Wyman
Francis Herbert
Albert Greenlee
Legion
Carl Ledbetter
State Legion
St. Paul
Legion Auxiliary
Weinie
Hunting Season Opens With Large Duck Bags in Sidney
The community reports a strong opening to hunting season with many men taking to river, creek, and lakes. A County Attorney party led with 102 ducks, while Superintendent Liebendorfer bagged 11 teals and 7 mallards between 5 and 7 am three miles east of Sidney. River high hindered retrieval of ducks, boats filled with birds.
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Sidney
Nimrods
Kepler
A. J. Jorgenson
Joe Simodynes
Earl Haworth
Dr. Witham
Dr. Barger
R. E. Weeden
Paul Martin
Les Hyde
M. W. Dimery
Liebendorfer
Bad Man in Jail Here in Cheyenne County
Raymond Brady, brought to Cheyenne county jail for safekeeping from Chappell, was sentenced the same day by Judge Tewell to the state reformatory for forgery, for a term of three to ten years. He, about 25, is described as a would be mad man with a long string of alias names and a history of escapes. He previously fled from Devel county jail by sawing out, then was captured near Julesburg after spending a night in a shack there.
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Raymond Brady
Cheyenne County
Chappell
Tewell
State Reformatory
Brady
Devel County
Julesburg
Meek in Jail After Fire Set in Cheyenne County
An iron pipe blocked entry as flames raged in the building. Julesburg firemen quenched the blaze with water. Grady, who challenged control in Cheyenne county jail, was subdued by Sheriff McDaniel and placed in solitary confinement. Four inmates await transfer to the reformatory, including men from Kimball Chap pell and Sidney, all strangers to the area.
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Julesburg
Grady
Cheyenne County
McDaniel
Brady
Reformatory
Kimball
Chappell
Sidney
Piano at a big discount in public warehouse sale
A piano of fine quality left in a public warehouse will be sold at once. No reasonable offer of price and terms refused. Write today for full information to the Kaight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaight-Campbell Ausic Co
Denver
Colorado
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Elizabeth Shoemaker
W. J. Shoemaker
Father Flanagan
Liberty State Bank
YEETS
Co. R. Golding
Sidney Womans Club
NUCOA
Lexington
Fashion Park
Royal Park
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