Sidney and Fort Robin son line may change owners
The issue reports a rumored ownership change of the Sidney and Fort Robison stage line 75 years ago. A gun club is planned in Sidney with a preliminary glass-ball shoot this afternoon. Local notes mention corn samples near Brownson, school enrollment by department, Father Barrett moving to Sidney, and a new residence near the church. The 21st Infantry veterans at the G A R reunion describe fine conduct, while Rose Street gets paving work and local housing activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Fort Robinson
Urbach
Brownson
Father Barrett
North Platte
21St Infantry
G.A.R
Grand Island
A. Gunderson
Potter
Callahan Block
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Sidney's
Maroons
Alliance Bulldogs
Almon L. Parmerter
USA
Great Neck
Long Island
N. Y
Col. Parmerter
Fort Sidney
Sidney Draw
South Table
Lodgepole Creek
Frank Dedrick
City Auditorium
American Legion Auxiliary
G.i’s
Dedrick
Oklahoma
Greelay
Russell Dedrick
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ordville
Jolly
Herman Jurgens
Willard Meyer
Huntsman
Joe Ulrich
Cheyenne County
Ulrich
Dalton
Rancher Bill Haynes brings one thousand cattle to Sand Hills county
Sixty five years ago Billie Haynes arrived from Mexico with 1000 head of cattle to the sand hills range in the northern part of the county marking another large consignment in two months. The era also notes hay shipments to Denver and local weather, social events, and early 20th century occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Haynes
Mexico
Sand Hills
Haynes
Lodge Pole
Denver
Hattie Radcliff
Colorado
Down East
Mrs. Perry
John M. Adams
Washington, D. C
de Witt
W F. Bassett
Sidney Telegraph shifts to semi weekly format in 1930
35 Years Ago The Telegraph marks fifty three years as a Sidney paper and announces a semi weekly edition beginning with volume fifty four. It will publish every Tuesday and Friday while continuing to reflect community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Sidney
Telgraph
R. E. Walker
Dalcn
Dalcn,burned To the Cresnd
Dalton
C. M. Wright
W E. Gehrig Funeral Home
Percy Dimick
Nebraska’s Fading Ferry History Across Missouri and Streams
The piece traces Nebraska ferry history from hand powered and cable ferries to the single remaining Missouri River crossing at Niobrara. It notes early ferries in Nebraska City Plattsmouth and Bellevue, William D. Brown’s 1850 crossing, and the Shinn’s Ferry near Schuyler, a 60 by 20 foot cable boat built after 1865 until a bridge reached the river in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Niobrara
South Dakota
Missouri River
Andrea
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Missouri
William D. Brown
Council Bluffs
Peter Sarpy
Bellevue
Elkhorn
The
Loup
Shinn
Platte
Schuyler
Police Court Georgia Bobo Sidney Careless Driving
Georgia defendants Bobo and Sidney paid five dollars and costs after a careless driving case heard in police court. The scene referenced Sierra Leone as an independent republic and mentioned repatriation of slaves from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Bobo
Sidney
Sierra Leone
England
Buck Henson Bit by Boy While Chasing Barking Dog
AP report says mail carrier Buck Henson attempted to shoo a loud barking dog but was bitten on the arm by a nearby boy who rushed from a nearby house. No further details on injuries or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer, S
Buck Henson
Henson
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Frank Ackerman
Sam Sweet
F. W. Portrey
Martha Allery
Martha
W. H. Myers
Peetz
E. Grabill
Martin W. Dimery
Republican Central Committee
He Fiall
National
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Art Zike
Educated Horse Act
Fox West Coast Theatres
Rocky Mountain
L C Barstow
Fullerton
A L_ Donahoe
Dr. Donahoe
Omaha
Sun Drug Store
Ralph Hammond
John Williams
Ford
Kimball
Ford Company
Mississippi River
Old
State Ferries
Sharlene
Center
Pat
Jerry
San Francisco
Fleishhacker Zoo
Gold Bond
America
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