Notable business lecture coming to Sidney
Arrangements by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce bring the renowned American business lecturer Mr. Farley to Tobin Opera House on Monday October 8 at 8 o'clock to discuss Getting the Most Out of Retailing. The talk covers cooperation, store organization, advertising, and systematized market insight with moving pictures to reinforce practical merchandising lessons for merchants and salespeople.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Sidney
Tobin Opera House
Farley
Sateemen
Cleft
Sidsiey
Good Couple Loses City Life To Chicago Move
Mr and Mrs Walter Hardy longtime residents here with Mr Hardy once managing the Commercial hotel left last Sunday for Chicago to stay indefinitely They may return but the greater probability is they will remain in Chicago pursuing other interests after a planned vacation
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Walter Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Chicago
Phil Bowen Leaves for Arkansas After Relative’s Death
To a Far State Phil Bowen was called and left last Friday for Arkansas because of a death in a near relative. His place by being filled in the Cash Grocery by Dave Jones.
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Phil Bowen
Arkansas
Dave Jones
Wright Family Attends Logan County Fair in Sterling
A Day at Fair Co. M. Wright and wife with daughters Mrs. Fred Studt and Mrs. Robert Wright visited Sterling Colorado for Logan County Fair. They praised the agricultural exhibit, stock, and the strong display of farm and household products. They believe the fair has lasting advertising value that will keep Logan County prosperous despite abnormal conditions elsewhere.
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Co. M. Wright
Fred, Studt
Robert Wright
Sterling
Colorado
Logan County
Wrights
Oil venture formed after Ben Griffith farm discovery near Shelton
Following the discovery of oil on the Ben Griffith farm eight miles west of Shelton, eight men from Gibbon, Shelton and Kearney have organized the Buffalo County Oil and Gas Company. They plan to drill a test well soon and have applied for a charter.
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Ben Griffith
Shelton
Gibbon
Kearney
Buffalo County Oil Ad Gas Company
Retiring From Active Business in Bridgeport Visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Quinn and son Tarl of Bridgeport drove to Sidney Wednesday to attend business affairs. They visited Mrs. Quinn's mother, Mrs. Rose Johnston, and her.
Local siblings end big Pumpkin Lord sale with 85M cash
Sister Myrtle and brother Fred are spending the rest of the week here after a large sale at their Pumpkin Lord ranch. The personal property brought close to 85 million in cash at strong figures, and they expect to rest this winter.
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Myrtle
Fred
Mission at Christ Church by Bishop Beecher in October
Favorite Will Speak Bishop Beecher will hold a mission at Christ Church on October 7 8 and 9. The announcement notes a religious gathering led by the bishop to be held at Christ Church with services on those dates.
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Beecher
Christ Church
Oectober
Stansbury to Relocate for Two Years on Hardware Mission
Stansbury leaves Wednesday to Chicago on a business mission for Essig Hardware. He will later work for a hardware firm headquartered at Chadron. The family plans to move there soon, concluding Sidney loses another local family from its circle.
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Ray Stansbury
Essig Hardware
Chicago
Chadron
Sidney
Goml
Ill mother seeks Denver visit for health
Mrs. Leon Fine was sent for to Denver on Monday due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs. Joseph who was visiting there. The visitor is not well and it was hoped the Denver trip would materially improve her health.
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Leon Fine
Denver
Joseph
Hemphill Family Mourning Notice
Ned Hemphill left Wednesday afternoon for Fort Morgan to be with his wife and her family in their bereavement. Mrs Hemphill's father B W Jackson had been very ill and died at ten o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs Hemphill had been there for the past two weeks.
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Ned Hemphill
Fort Morgan
Mrs. Hemphill
B. W. Jackson
Federal Road Project 130 Near Sidney Gurley Highway
From the official report of Public Weeks the Project 130 Sidney Gurley Highway measures twelve and 4-10 lines in length. Interference noted. Birth work faced delays and inefficiency. Recently added grading outfits boost the force and speed up progress.
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Sidney Gurley
County Farmers Union to Convene Tomorrow at Court House
The annuI county convention of the Farmers Union will be held at the court house tomorrow September 24. Local members are urged to attend for discussions on agricultural policies and rural support programs.
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Farmers’ Union
Court House
Pleasant trip home from the east ends in rain
L F Johnson and family from West Gurley precinct and Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken from Union Valley precinct returned from Fremont Scribner and Lincoln. They enjoyed the Scribner fair and saw fine stock. Rain fell from Gothenburg west to Sidney on the return. They planned to start Monday for their prospective north table ranches. Home looks good and the future bright.
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L. F. Johnson
West Gurley
Ed Mintken
Union Valley
Fremont
Scribner
Lincoln
Gothenburg
Sidney
Coming and Going at Laramie Visit by Mrs Davis and Family
Mrs Davis of Laramie Wyoming joined a Dedrich family guest over the weekend then accompanied her daughter in law to their Laramie home. Mrs Walter Davis and a baby daughter closed a month long visit with her parents.
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Davis
Laramie
Wyoming
Dedrich
Walter Davis
Back From Sport of Gunning Ducks in Sidney
Hunters returned last Saturday after a successful outing with one duck per person within legal limits. The Sidney Hunters' Club includes Martin Dimery and Ray Stansbury as high officers, with preserves spanning sixty sections around Orlando neighborhood north of Lisco.
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Joe Simodynes
Sidney Hunters’ Club
Martin Dimery
Ray Stansbury
Dick Rogers
Bob Lowe
Dec Mantor
Rich Kepler
County Agent Harry Gould Visits Friends in Lincoln
G Gould assistant director of county agents based in Lincoln spent Thursday in town greeting former colleagues. The message notes Mrs Gould preceded Mr Scott in the county and enjoyed a warm reception from longtime friends.
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Hi. G. Gould
Lincoln
Beatt
Gould
Scott
Big Fire Destroys Elmcreek Farm Structures
A large barn and sheds on the BE Slebenaler farm a mile aft of Elm creek were destroyed by fire late Saturday. The owner was away. his wife found the blaze and called Elmcreek. A bucket brigade saved other buildings. All farm machinery and 1200 bushels of wheat plus corn and hay were lost. The damage nears 10 000 with little insurance.
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BE. Slebenaler
Elmcreek
Carnival of gambling drains dimes from unwary Sidney crowds
A carnival offering gambling devices has operated for several days in Sidney, swindling unwary patrons out of dimes and accumulating hundreds of dollars. The text suggests that money would be better spent on winter supplies in Sidney, noting the broader economic impact.
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Sidney
Vendles and vice sellers target local thefts and losses
A fragment notes widespread vice and theft in the area. It mentions E. E. Hietz losing tools and a car meter, with thieves framed as long-time specialists tied to local vice rings. The piece accuses a group of venders and panders of corrupt activity and thievery by light-fingered locals.
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E. E. Hietz
Visitor John A Johnson Leaves Fremont for Home
John A Johnson of Fremont departed Thursday after a visit in the city. He had stayed on the north table since July 12 to care for his brother’s ranch while the latter traveled east. Efe returns yearly and shows growing interest in the country.
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John A. Johnson
Fremont
Efe
Couple Moves to Mullen Nebraska for Business
Steve Jensen and his wife plan to relocate to Mullen Nebraska for business. They will be greatly missed by the community and friends, including Helen Bassett who grew up in Sidney, and Jensen who has been a longtime local businessman.
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Steve Jensen
Mullen
Nebraska
Jensen
Helen Bassett
Sidney
Mr. Jensen
Fort Morgan Man Describes Beet Harvest Optimism
Fort Morgan Colorado resident Fort Morgan H Good spent a day with Ned Hemphill here. Good says the country is emerging from a low mood thanks to an excellent beet harvest.
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H. Good
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Ned Hemphill
Mr. Good
Seeing Home Again After Five Weeks Drive
H. O. Shunk and his wife returned Monday from a five week trip with Denver as the pivot. They combined business with pleasure, pursuing travel with a strong emphasis on leisure.
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H. O. Shunk and
Denver
Gambling arrests heard in County Court term
In the County Court four men were arrested for gambling. one pleaded guilty and was fined $25. The other three were continued until Monday, September 20. In Police Court two were heard on intoxication charges. There were 106 cases filed to date for the October term of the District Court. Criminal cases can be filed up to the day before the first day of the term.
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District Court
Special Saturday buys from Elite Millinery and more
Saturday specials announce children's bonnets and hats priced from two dollars, with ready replies on motor services and school shoes promising value. Ads list Elite Millinery at U S Theatre Building, M W Osboen Motor Co, Hink's Boot Shop, and Dr F L Saeil Dentist Neubauer Building with phone contact.
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Hink’s
Ex-Service Men Help Drive For Rights At Court
In Indianapolis area courthouse three days weekly district court room hosts a relief worker Miss Outhouse aiding ex service men to file claims for compensation and relief. Urges prompt action to ensure each case receives proper attention. Notify any ex-service man who may have missed notices to claim their government rights without delay.
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Court House
Indy
Miss Outhouse
Sidney
Eix
Good Advertiser For This Section Good Advertiser For This Section
John Hurshman of this city, a Nebraska representative at the United States Civilian Rifle Shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio, is informing the people about the event and inviting local support. The report highlights the local interest and Hurshman’s participation in the national competition.
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John Hurshman
Nebraska
United States
Camp Perry
Ohio
Nebraska marksman John earns shooting honors
John wins a shotgun expert medal and a sharpshooters badge, coming within one point of an expert rifleman badge. His success upholds Nebraska's name and honors Sid ney as well.
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Nebraska
John
Sidney
John Simones Back From Wisconsin Recovery
John Simones returned Monday from Wisconsin where a slow post operative recovery and relapse followed. He is regaining strength daily and had been delayed by business and personal affairs from getting treatment sooner. He considers himself lucky to be physically fit again to some degree.
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John Simones
Wisconsin
Mr. Simones
Dalton Folks Here Visit with Dedrich Family
Mr and Mrs Russell Dedrich and their young son visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Swan Dedrich and their family. The gathering included Dalton relatives and family members sharing time together at the relatives home.
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Mrs. Russell Dedrich
Little Son
Mrs
Swan Dedrich
September on Road to Nebraska Vacation
Mr and Mrs Francis Herbert left Saturday to drive to Columbia Nebraska for a two weeks vacation with relatives No place like home. SIDNEY LUMBER CO FOR TAXI CALL 161.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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Sidney Sportsmen
Harry Gould
M. W. Osboen Motor CO
F. L. Saeil
Neubauer Bldg
Aualied
NEBR
Dalton
Sidney Chamber ‘of Commerce
Association
Union Pacific Hotel
Sidney Chamber of
Coma
the American Bank
Tomer
Nebraska State Bank
Jeese C. McNish
Martin W. Dimery
Eugene D. McAllister
Cahier
George EB. Taylor
James L. McIntosh
Johan L. McCarthy
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