Sidney Juvenile Band Impresses Omaha Parade Crowd
The Sidney Juvenile band led by Director B W Bonham wowed Omaha during the Union Pacific celebration. The group, the largest and most precise of eleven, headlined the Nebraska division parade, played twenty minutes instead of ten, and received top support as they traveled with 100 Union Pacific employees.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
B. W. Bonham
Sidney
Bonham
Nebraska
Wyoming
Elmwood Park
Woodruff
Mullick
Bernard
W. J. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Fourteenth
Dodge Streets
U. P
Rand Island
Nebraska Department of the American Legion
Mr. Shoemaker
H. S. Bonham
Kimball
North Platte
Corn Palace Plans Formed by Sidney Cheyenne County
Sidney and Cheyenne county commit to a corn palace to celebrate the Harvest Festival. The structure will surround the flag pole at Central avenue and Second street, roped for safety, with corn for exterior display and agricultural products inside. Construction starts next week funded by local subscriptions.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
J. FE. Grabill
W. PF. Miles
Central Avenue
Second Street
Cheyenne
Miles
Cuming
Bonham Chosen Delegate to National Convention
Bonham of Sidney elected district delegate to represent Nebraska at the national American Legion convention in San Francisco. He returned from Hastings where the state convention met. Charles W. Taylor of Lincoln named state commander. Local auxiliary and post members from Sidney participated. Ledbetter elected to constitution and by laws committee. Ledbetter also commissioned as second lieutenant in the reserve corps.
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Bonham
Sidney
National American Legion
San Francisco
Hastings
Grand Island
Charles W. Taylor
Lincoln
Mesdames FB. Th. Hyde
Claude Golding
State Department
Army
Ledbetter
Golding
Auxiliary
Iady
Death of Alfred Meyers Four Weeks Old
Alfred Meyers four weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Meyers died Monday ten miles south of Sidney Burial followed at the German Jaitheran church with services held Tuesday in the church cemetery
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Alfred Meyers
Ed Meyers
Sidney
German Jaitheran Church
Sidney Band Gains Wide Omaha Notice
The Sidney juvenile band drew praise from Superintendent Mul lick of the Wyoming division after a morning performance. Omaha newspapers gave the band special mention, with The Bee featuring its picture and write up on the front page. Sid ney’s boys also linked to the Kimball Lions club band, boosting Sidney’s pride.
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Mullick
Wyoming
Shoemaker
Sidney
Sidney Community Band
Kimball Lions Club
Omaha
Seed potato boom eyed in western Nebraska
Fred L. Taylor, agricultural agent for the Burlington railroad, visited Sidney Saturday to promote certified seed potato production in Cheyenne county. The article notes nine fields this year, up from five, and details demand from Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. It highlights price ranges, storage needs, and Burlington adding 1,000 refrigerator cars to expedite shipments south.
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Fred L. Taylor
Burlington Railroad
Sidney Jast
Cheyenne
Mr. Taylor
Nebraska
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South
Juvenile Band Plays at Kimball County Fair
The Sidney Juvenile band traveled to Kimball for the county fair, aided by Kimball citizens who transported them by truck and car. Superintendent Liebendorfer allowed the trip if studies were completed. Nearby bands from Kimball and Pine Bluffs assisted, and a birth record notes a girl born to Otto and wife on September 16.
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Kimball, County Fair
Sidney
Kimball
Kimball County
Liebendorfer
Kimball Juvenile
Kimball Tions Club
Pine Bluffs
Gurley 15 Champions Of Sidney Ball Tournament
The three day tournament in Sidney drew 253 paid admissions with prizes far below expectations. Gurley won the championship. Chappell placed second with Kimball and Sidney tied for third. Harrisburg was eliminated by Sidney 14 to 2 in the opening game.
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Sidney
Gurley
Chappell
Aund Kimball
Sidney Trred
Harrisburg
Dalton
Harrishire
Andy Anderson
Newberry
Muralto
Brown
Copeland
Mauser
Wills
Cloupeck
Kepler
Sidney Aggregation
Swenson
Kimball
Thomas
Oshkosh
Davis
Collins
Colling
Sidney and
Business Men to Attend Dalton Fall Festival
Cheyenne county prospects brighten as Humley Products' W R Thorpe, a Cheyenne county farmer, announces wheat acreage growth and diversification plans. Sidney Chamber hears festival plans for Dalton with exhibits and corn palace. next week’s meeting to name chair and arrange attendance.
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Cheyenne County
Thorpe
Humley Products Company of
Omaha
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Johnson
M. W. Dimery
Dalton
Sidney
Beng Rim
New York City
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Nebraska
G. C. Mendenhall
Alexander Hamilton Institute
United States
KD. Hutchinson
Ligeltt
Byars
Mike Schwartz Reaps 109 Bushels Oats Per Acre
Mike Schwartz on the Reyers place nine miles northwest of Sidney threshed 109 bushels of oats per acre. The county’s largest yield this year tops other reported yields that mainly range around ninety bushels.
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Mike Schwartz
Reyers Place
Sidney
Mr. Schwartz
Fall Festival Premium Lists Available at Banks Saturday
The Fall Festival premium lists have been printed and will be ready for county distribution by Saturday this week. Books may be obtained at any banks in the county. The Telegraph publishes the list in the second section with the program.
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the Telegraph
Mrs Wentland Struck In Eye By Hot Curling Iron
Mrs T A Wentland suffered a painful eye injury Sunday morning when a hot curling iron she used for hair curled slipped from her hand and its point burned about half the eye surface. Vision was not destroyed and she is under care of Dr J R Taylor with a bandage still in place.
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T. A. Wentland
J. R. Taylor
Birth Announcement From Lodge Pole Family
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs F B R Hower ter of Lodge Pole on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BR. Howerter
Lodge Pole
Uncertain Sidney Baseball Club Faces Next Season
Sidneys baseball scene has struggled for years with poor managerial results and dwindling local interest. Managers say players feel no public support, forcing the hiring of outside players for the tournament and casting doubt on a local team returning next year.
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Ase Ball
Sidney
Lansdon Discusses Marketing Problem at Cheyenne County Meeting
National Farmers Union lecturer W C Lansdon urged cooperative marketing to diversify crops and stabilize prices. He noted pooling plans, praised local elevators, and warned agriculture’s decline with 40 percent of farms tenant-operated and over half the wheat grown on rented land. Concluded on page S.
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Cheyenne County
W. CG. Taansdon
Farmers Union
Court House
Congressman Simmons
Abe Slaughter
Ernest Frisell
Charles Tngham
Lansdon
GC. A. Mangum
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Shaughter
Mr. Lawson
Nebraska
Farmers’ Union
Kanens Farmers Union
Charles Osborn
United States
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Corn Palace Committee
Otto Reiners
Sidney and Kimball
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