No More Applications From Nebraska for C M T C This Summer
Continued from page 1. Fort Crook Nebraska and Fort Des Moines Indiana hosted colored candidates from June 16 to July 15 for basic and infantry training at Fort Riley Kansas. Drill and military instruction occur in mornings with afternoons devoted to athletics including baseball basketball kittenball track swimming tennis and golf.
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Fort Crook
Nebr
Fort Des Moines
Fort Riley
Kan
Three Year Old Burned as House Catches Fire
A three year old girl suffered critical burns when a house ignited. Mrs. Ellis required medical attention as neighbors formed a bucket brigade to fight the flames. The child was treated urgently and showed some recovery but faces disfigurement. the couple has a five year old son away from home during the blaze.
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Mrs. Ellis
Prominent Woman Tries Suicide With Poison
A well known local woman attempted suicide Tuesday by swallowing poison. An alarmed Mrs. Saab arrived quickly but physicians believed she had little chance of recovery as her lips and tongue were severely burned by the acid and internal organs injured. The motive, possibly marital trouble, could not be learned. Her sister Mrs. Ben Hassenstab of Oshkosh and sister Mrs. James Proper of Sidney were notified. Mrs. Saali, formerly Julia Donnelly, was widely known in the community.
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Saab
Stal
Ben Hassenstab
Oshkosh
James Proper
Sidney
Supreme Court to Hear Moratorium Law Appeal at Lincoln
Lincoln safety deposit company had begun foreclosure against Carlson in 1930 with parties including Sarah Carlson and others. The land involved spans sections 30 and 24 16 53 and 25 16 53, with a claimed due amount around 19 199.20 and accumulated interest.
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Lincoln Safety Deposit Company
Carlson
Sarah Carlson
R. A. Babcock
Annie F. Jenkins
A. R. Roberts
John Doe
Mary Doe
Supreme Court
Lincoln Company
Tewell
Torgeson
Olinger Debates Payment or Service of Fine
On front page 1 the debate centers on whether Olinger should pay the fine or serve it out in county jail. Sullivan alleges the argument with Stahl led to a bruised eye. Olinger claims self defense and protests what he views as an unjust decision. Judge Barlow planned further discussion with Olinger expected Thursday.
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Olinger
County
Bastile
Sullivan
William Olinger
Stahl
Barlow
Dalton Man Hurt In Attempt To Separate FIGHT
A Dalton man sustained serious injuries while attempting to separate two men in a fight. He received hypodermic treatment from a local physician and was moved to Sidney for care as his condition fluctuated. Police may press charges if the injured man dies. otherwise no action is expected. The attacker, Cole, expressed regret and claims the blow was accidental. Cole and Goeman are brothers-in-law.
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Dalton
Sidney
Blome
Cole
Biome
Goeman
Democrats Protest Dalton Appointment to Carpenter
Democrats publicly protest Dalton's appointment to Carpenter as Sunday meeting notices are planned. Protesters accuse the committee of rewarding its own members and say a voice in the appointment is needed. Dey Ermand cites agitation by Henry Blome. no change in appointment anticipated. Herbert Stevens notes Goding's appointment is popular locally.
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Dalton
Carpenter
Dey Ermand
Henry Blome
Frandsen
Herbert Stevens
Potter Review
Goding
Grain markets reveal strength this week gains in grain pits
Bulls see rally as September wheat hits 58 15 cents, May delivery near 57 cents, corn above 30 cents, September corn near 37 cents. Hogs strengthen to 4 dollars, with traders predicting further gains as wheat climbs. Reports say Western Nebraska conditions remain uncertain with some fields green but short yields expected. Auction notes include a 10 foot John Deere tractor for sale and local May bazaar at St Patrick's auditorium.
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Kansas
Mississippi River
Chicago
Nebraska
West Bidney
Three youths held on car stealing charge in city
Sentence two of three youths held here on car stealing charge. Livingstone must report to Sheriff regularly regarding his activities. County officials pleased with Judge Tewell's decision. The two Singletons will be taken to Lincoln as soon as a place is available. Reformatory conditions are serious due to overcrowding.
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Livingstone
Schwz
Tewell
Lincoln
Reformatory
Elections at Dalton and Potter Quiet as Favorites Win
On the board of trustees race R W Englert and R L Hock defeated E J Kasparek and George W Sine. In the school board contest C O Bills and H A Lindley won seats over Fred Jacob and Floyd Wise.
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Dalton
Potter Quiet
Board of Trustees
R. W. Englert
R. L. Hock
E. J. Kasparek
George W. Sine
Co. O. Bills
H. A. Lindley
Fred Jacob
Floyd Wise
Recount Spurs Ward Two Ballot Irregularities Probe
Irregularities prompt a recount in Ward Two as O A Olson and Kenneth Agnew retain seats on the school board with Leon Fine close behind. Ward Three sees a strong challenge to Mr. Hardy with opposition leaderal support shaping the late count and a larger ward tally than Ward One. Ballots to be officially checked by the council tonight ahead of the 1933 election.
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Are
O. A. Olson
Kenneth Agnew
Leon Fine
Agnew
Olson
Fine
Bush
Hellwig
Dr. Roche
Arew
Mr. Hardy
Hardy
Precision Gages in Ford Manufacture Shown at School
Ford precision gauges pictured at a four day service school in Gib son Motor company Calgary. Denver Ford branch officials demonstrate Johannson gauges used as standards in many nations. The special heat treated steel gauges ensure accuracy under varied conditions. Nineteen dealers and service men from Ogalala Oshkosh Kimball and Sidney attend sessions aiming for longer car life quieter operation and economical overhaul.
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Gibson Motor Company
Denver
Sweden
Max W. Thaete
E. J. Leonard
Ford Meter Company
United States
Great Britain
France
Ecool
Ogalala
Oshkosh
Kimball
Sidney
Lincoln County Manager Plan Advances In Senate
A bill authorizing counties to adopt a manager form of government moves to third reading in the state senate. Senator W. C. Sullard cites Alliance as a model and Red Willow County as interested, predicting annual savings of $25,000. The plan would have a manager under five commissioners who hires and fires all county officials and employees except the superintendent of public instruction and the county judge, with salaries set by the commission.
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Cour
State Senate
W. C. Sullard
McCook
Alliance
Red ‘Willow County
Public Instruction
Expect 1000 Saturday For 6th District Music Contest
Western Nebraska faces a record turnout as over 1,000 students from 21 high schools compete in Sidney for the sixth district music contest. At least 200 sponsors and friends are expected. judges include H A Van Duersen and L E Smith. Massed choirs of 300 voices will perform Spring Cometh with an accompanying orchestra.
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Western Nebraska
Panhandle
Gering
Kimball
Gurley
Chappell
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Goodview
Broadwater
Chadron T. H. S
Merrill
Merriman
Brule
Mitchell
Big Springs
Lyman
Marsland
Alliance
Lodge Pole
Potter
Sidney
J. W. Cochran
H. A. van Duersen
University of Wyoming
L. E. Smith
Sterling
Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter Wins Electric Franchise in Scottsbluff Tuesday
A ticket led by Congressman Terry Carpenter won Scottsbluff Tuesday as voters granted Carpenter an electric light and power franchise for 27 years. Mayor A T Howard and four council candidates were reelected with strong majorities, Howard defeating George D Read 2149 to 963. The franchise passed 2183 to 911.
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Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
A. T. Howard
Howard
George D. Read
Gas tax exemption advances in Nebraska senate action
Nebraska senate gave final approval to a local option plan allowing counties to vote to exempt motor fuel from gas tax until used in vehicles. The measure adjusts each county share of state gas tax remittances. The session also backed a constitutional amendment to shift executive powers, electing governor, lieutenant governor, and state auditor while other officials are appointed.
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Nebraska Senate
House
Senate
Hawxley
Leutemant
Andersen, Brosa
Brunt
Green
Murray
Péter
Maple Grove Social Notes Had Busy Week
Mr and Mrs Leonard Walker spent last Monday afternoon at Harold Spiker home. Lee Johnson and Ed Miles drove south of Kimball Tuesday morning bringing Mrs Rasmussen and daughter to join her father in his lastOUTS. Dorothy Sorge stayed at the Alvin Franzen home Tuesday to Thursday. Harold Spiker hauled cattle to Omaha last Monday returning Wednesday. Earl Nightengale and family spent several days at Joe Greens. Nightengale helped Greens on his tractor. Hazel Harvey and Alice Miles visited James Irwin Tuesday evening. Helen Rasmussen spent Tuesday afternoon with Aunt Ed Miles. Alvin Franzen and daughter Glennabelle visited Frank Flessner Saturday. Lillie Gade called at Ed Miles Saturday afternoon. Ruth Corney spent Saturday at Scottsbluff and returned home. Daughter visited Henry Plessner Friday afternoon. Handley and family and Joe Green and family and Earl Nightengale also mentioned.
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Leonard Walker
Harold Spiker
Lee Johnson
Ed Miles
Kimball
Rasmusen
Joe Green
Nightengale
Greenork
Hazel
Harvey
Alice Miles
James Irwin
Helen Rasmussen
Alvin Franzen
Glennabelle
Frank Flessner
Lillie Gade
Ruth Corn
Carpenters Fly West for Scottsbluff Election Meeting
R C Stockdieth reports results 562 to 290 as part of the election. Carpenters traveled from Washington to Scottsbluff to attend the event and show support for the campaign.
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Bent
R. C. Stockdieth
Carpenters
Washington
Scottsbluff
House Debates Proposal With Gas Tax and Estate Claims Bar
Voting opposition arises as the house weighs the proposal. Other bills already approved include banning night gas delivery, shifting gas tax collection to agriculture, cutting allowances for tubercular cattle, changing inspection fees, requiring bindweed eradication, and barring claims against closed estates after one year.
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Son
Welcn
Agricultural Department
Central Market Celebrates Tenth Anniversary With Saturday Bargains
Central Market marks its tenth anniversary this week with special Saturday values. Manager Carl Olson says business has held up in a low mood and the Saturday bargains are aimed at hundreds of loyal patrons. He previews a special Easter promotion next week.
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Central Market
Carl Olson
the Central
Olson
Public Library Value Highlighted by Local School
Walter Reddell, instructor, spends Saturdays selecting volumes at Sidney Public Library for his Lutheran pupils in Gur ley. Students spend hours weekly reading. Raddell credits the library as one of the finest organizations in Cheyenne County Lutheran periodical.
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Sidney Public Library
Salemn
Gurley
Walter Reddell
Raddell
Cheyenne County Lutheran
Telegraph makes correction on bank charges
The Telegraph News clarifies a Tuesday report stating the American National Bank would discontinue the two cent check charge. It should have stated the bank would end the regular 50 cent service charge on checking accounts. The error stemmed from misreading federal regulation and the Telegraph News apologizes for the mistake.
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the Telegraph News
American National Bank
The
Telegraph News
Local Social Roundup From Weekend Visits And Parties
Gale and Miss Bryant attended a birthday party Saturday at Emil Nightengale s honoring Mrs Nightengale. Numerous visits and dinners occurred Sunday and Saturday among Cortneys Jurgens Miles Gade Johnson and Franzen families. The next Farmers Union meeting is set for Friday night April 21 at Liberty school house.
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Gale
Miss Bryant
Emil Nightengale
Nightengale
Hugh Cortney
H. P. Cortney
Wels Johnson
W. Tharm
Ed Miles
M. Alvin Franzen
Grenabelle
Farmers Union
Liberty School House
Kings Daughters Easter Monday Dance Plans Set
Plan now to attend the Kings Daughters annual Easter Monday dance at the auditorium on April 17. The big social event of the spring season promises lively entertainment and community gathering.
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Kings Daughters
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