Sidney Council Sees Big Savings in Pavement Bid Opens
Sidney council expects to save at least five thousand dollars on a six block downtown paving project with bids to be opened June 30. Engineer Gardner's conservative estimate ranges from about forty thousand to forty seven thousand, with eight paving types considered and competition from idle machinery bidders driving prices down. Construction must be finished by September 15 with sewer work in district N to be counted before winter.
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Sidney
Charles Gardner
Gardner
Plains
Council Embers
12Th Avenues
10Th Avenue
Hickory
Fing
Ouncil
Big July Fourth Lake Pro Forms Plans
Preliminary notice outlines a two day observance at Krueger's Lake with a rodeo, base ball, wagon and horse races, motorcycle events, fireworks, dances, and foot races. Water sports are canceled. a fence crash motorcycle stunt is highlighted. Additional units and concessions are sought as plans evolve.
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Krueger
Telegraph Commercial Printing Department
De Molay Honors Nebraska Members at State Convention
Arthur M. Zike and Leon Fine received Legion of Honor awards for De Molay service at Hastings state convention. Cross of Honor went to five Nebraskans. ex Governor Weaver received the honorary Legion. Officers elected include Barney Gyger state master councilor Paul Drew senior councilor. installations and ball closed the ninth annual conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Zike
Sidney de Molay
Leon Fine
de Molays
Hastings
Zike
Mr Fine
Nebraska
Weaver
Imen
de Molay
Seon Fine
Sidney
Om McCluskey
Scottsbluff
Willam Ballow Warner
Falls City
George Sherman Brinton
Lincoln
Dwight D Dulaigh
Sutton
City
Optal
Black Beattice
Wayne Reed
Allance
Rudolph R Thomas
Carl Barr
Fremont
Wesley A Reinecke
Grand Island
Claude B Cumming
Donald Curtis Dearborn
Walter E Cleland
Kearney
John A Danielson
Carroll
Pauley
Melvin C Pearson
George A Pilley
John W Quinn
Omaha
Arthur Zike
Merle
Famous Colored Band to Perform One Night Engagement
McKinney's Cotton Pickers, masters of modern dance music, bring their ultra modern rhythm and unique instruments to Sidney for a single night. The band has played top ballrooms from New York to Kansas City and performed at major college dances. Continued on page 6.
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McKinney
Cotton Pickers Orchestra
Sidney
Noc
Cotton Pickers
New York City
Kansas City
America
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Amherst
Universit
Telegraph
Sidney News
Cure
Boy Scouts Honored In Court Of Honor Session
Last week a court of honor awarded titles to scouts including Duane Green first class in carpentry woodwork and wood carving Le Roy Willey junior walker with carpentry woodwork machinery reading and painting Dale Dodds first class firefighting and John Speyllers second class honors were presented to the group
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Duane Green
Leroy Willey
Walker
Dale Dodds
John Speyllers
Farmers Picnic at Lodgepole Park Set for Tomorrow
Farmers of Cheyenne county plan the annual Farmers Union picnic at Lodge Pole city park with sports music speeches and entertainment. The event is open to the public and features prizes for contests 4-H members and youth contests with E. H. Everson and C. H. Gustafson billed as headliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Farmers Union
Lodge Pole
Union
Saturday Fetdline for Fox Theatre County Contest
The Fox theatre contest in Cheyenne county and Peetz Colorado seeks candidates for the most popular girl. Entries close Saturday night with elimination rounds beginning afterward to select finalists. final judging likely Friday in July. Winning entrant receives a shopping tour and valuable prizes from Sidney merchants.
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Fox Oe
Cheyenne County
Peetz, Colo
Hamilton
Sidney Merchants
Sidney
Lockwood
Stevens van
Sidney Firemen Banquet Ends Festive Week
Sidney volunteer firemen hosted a Friday banquet with guests and speakers. County Attorney RP Kep ler, Penrose Romig of Box Butte, and Alliance resident, led toasts. Mayor Herman Schroeder and city officials attended along with educators and boy scouts. The evening ended with a dance at the city auditorium.
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Sidney
RP Kepler
Penrose Romig
State Volunteer Firemens Association
Box Butte
Mr Romig
Alliance
Herman Schroeder
Poole
Board At
Education
al Sutter
Henry Paslit Thomas Crosby
Paul J. Marslin
Cpp. Chambers
Rcout Council
Eleanor Rose
Famous Girl Ball Stars Set to Play Here Friday
The Telegraph News reports a Hollywood film stars baseball game against Sidney Seals next Friday at the reval park. The event features 22 famous actresses from Nollywood with a half hour vaudeville ahead.
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Baehall Clib
Sidney Seals
Fim
Reval Park
California
Pat Richards
Richards Twins
William Dresser Dies in California Native of Sidney
William Dresser a Sidney native died Sunday in Berkeley California after years of ill health. He left Sidney years ago for California and is survived by his wife and two sons. He is a brother of Mrs Lester Elkington of this city who cared for him recently. No funeral arrangements were announced.
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William Dresser
Sidney
Berkeley
Cali
Dresser
Mr Dresser
California
Lester Elkington
Sidney Lions Club To Attend State Convention
The Sidney Lions Club will be represented at the state convention in Omaha on Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates appointed are Dr R. E. Roche C. W Smith Dr L. A Donahoe and J W Nielsen. A special program for ladies includes sightseeing trips golf and bridge at Happy Hollow country club.
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Sidney Lions Club
Omaha
R. E. Roche
C. W Smith
L. A Donahoe
J W Nielsen
Happy Hollow Country Club
Eligibility Lists For County League Clubs Are Listed
The Cheyenne county baseball league publishes the eligible players for the remaining games this season. Only listed players may compete unless managers of contending teams mutually consent. The list names players across clubs including Bunker Hill Gurley and Sidney with managers Ellington and Swenson among others.
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Cheyenne County Baseball League
Bunker Hill
W W . Shinkle
A. Borcher
E. Harmsen
H Harmsen
T. Borcher
G Rohde
Bundy
Kafka
Borcher
Kimball Banks Bid Paving Bonds at 4.5 Percent
Kimball city council sold paving bonds to the highest bidder, a joint bid by American Nation and Kimball National banks, totaling about $25,000 at 4.5 percent interest. Bonds delivered when issued, likely in two months, marking the lowest paving bond rate in Nebraska. Other bidders included United States Trust Co and Wachob Bender Co of Omaha.
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Kimball
Kimball Banks
The
American Nation
Kimball National
Paradice
Paving
Nebraska
United States Trust Company
Wachob Bender Company
Omaha
Virginia Daniel Weds William Raper at Christian Church
The ceremony took place at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Christian church. Virginia Daniel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniel, married William Marten Raper, son of Mr and Mrs M A Raper, with Rev J H Bicknel officiating. The bride wore a white lace train and was given away by her father. maid of honor Elizabeth Bicknell. bridesmaids Esther Raper, Mrs Percy Dimick, Mrs Don D Heward. flowers girls Mary Ann Daniel and Jean Liebendorfer. train bearer Janet Mart. Best man Alfred Bundy. ushers William Benson, Percy Dimick.
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Virginia
Joseph Daniel
William Marten Raper
M A Raper
Christian Church
J H Bicknel
Elizabeth Bicknell
Esther Raper
Percy Dimik
Don D Heward
Mary Ann Daniel
Jean Liebendorfer
Janet Mart
Alfred Bundy
William Benson
Percy Dimick
Graham Reelected Leader Of Nebraska Stockgrowers
Robert Graham of Alliance was reelected president of the Nebraska Stockgrowers Association at the 41st annual convention in Alliance. R. Modisett of Rushville was re elected vice president and Frank M Brome of Alliance named secretary. The meeting named Scottsbluff as the 1932 convention city and adopted a resolution praising the national livestock and meat board.
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Robert Graham
Alliance
Nebraska Stockgrowers Association
Scottsbluff
Rushville
Gordon
Valentine Ogallala
Chadron
R. Modisett
Frank M Brome
Graham
National Livestock and Meat Board
West Nebraska Plans Pageant Parade at Chadron
Western Nebraska will parade its resources at Chadron dunes on 26 for a pageant tracing Chadron State Normal College progress over 20 years. The event runs 3 PM parade 7 PM pageant with free police supervised parking and street clearance. Admission 50 cents for the pageant. proceeds cover incidental expenses.
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Nebraska
Chadron Dune 26
Panhandle
Chadron State Normal College
Chadron
Ecity
Fort Robinson
Greenlees Announces Special Selling Week Highlights
Greenlees' features three special events this week starting today. Dollar days run today and tomorrow. A hosiery sale runs all week in dry goods and news departments. Dr School's foot inspection week is shown in the shoe department with related advertising.
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Greenlee’s
Dr School
Greenlees
Elizabeth Bicknell to Enter Columbia for Masters
Elizabeth Bicknell daughter of Rev and Mrs J H Bicknell leaves for New York City to enter Columbia University for a master’s degree She is Columbia graduate and studied two summers in Columbia’s graduate schools She will major in English with a Latin minor.
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Elzabeth
Rev
J H Bicknell
New York City
Columbia University
Miss Bicknell
State University
Columbia
Sheriff Swanson Cleared Again in North Platte Trial
Kimball county Sheriff Swanson was acquitted by a federal jury in North Platte after 40 minutes of deliberation on 16 charges including possession of stills and equipment for liquor and a conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. The case tied to raids on distilleries near Bushnell in 1927 1929 and involved claims of knowledge and aid in operation. A separate fire at Joe Green farm near Sidney destroyed a barn granary and sheds causing about 200 bushels of shelled corn loss and extensive equipment damage with water shortages hampering firefighting efforts.
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Swanson
Kimball County
North Platte
J Weaver
Frank Muff
J W . Woodrough
Robert Samardick
Omaha
Frank Huff
Fred G Reger
Thuff
Reger
Denver
Bushnell
Huff and Reger
Booth Ranch
Joe Green
Sidney
Green
CampFire Girls Prepare for Pine Ridge Camp Near Crawford
Thirteen Sidney girls have registered for the second Pine Ridge session for girls from June 21 to 28 at the Crawford city park. The program includes swimming and life saving, horseback riding, dramatics, dancing, nature lore, handicraft, archery, and more. Girls stay in tents and dine at long tables in the pavilion amid a concrete plunge, stables, and a large activity pavilion.
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Sidney
Pine Ridge
Crawford
Teri Paquette
Hazel Bowman
Helen Masse
Jean Wright
Catherine Mauser
Frances Goodwin
Helen Jordan
Virginia Larson
Patty Schroader
Zelena Werden
Sally Swenson
Mary Jane LaGrange
Gurley Farmers Union Local Meeting Set For June 24
The Gurley Farmers Union cooperative will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Gurley community hall on Wednesday June 24, opening at 10 a.m. Members are urged to bring families and neighbors. A speaker will discuss topics of the day and basket lunches will be served at noon.
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Gurley
Lodgepole Tops Seals to Forge Three‑Way Tie in Loop
Lodgepole defeated the Seals 22 to 4 as Potter’s pitching blunted Gurley. Lodgepole, Sidney, and Potter end the day with five wins and one loss each, tied for league lead. Anderson threw well as The Lodgepole offense sparked in the third inning, while Seals miscues plagued their defense. Mitchell and Chaney delivered key doubles for Sidney’s lone run.
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Lodge Pole
Sidney
Anderson
Seals
Michell
Chaney
Ludge Pale
Stillman
Mitchell
Beismier
Wilson
Lodge- Pole
Potter
Rehmer
Pila
Maerc
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BE Molay
Legion of Honor
Chappell Youth
Boy Scouts
Logepole Park
South Dakota State Union
E. H Everson
South Dakota
A. J. Hamilton
Tandy
Garvis
Manunser Hanmilton
Sidney Firemen
Kepler
Romig
Telegraph News
Hollywood
Telegraph Publishing Company
OLIN
New Duplex Press
New Spayptra U
Virginia Daniel
Wm. Raper
West Nebraska
Columbia Uni
Joseph Green
North Platte Court
Crawford, Neb
Lodgepole
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