Championship Mat Rematch Promises Top Notch Sports Card
Chick challenges the count in a major title bout hailed by the American Legion with AP UP and papers at ringside. Kreiger of Lincoln will handle the bout as Sidney touts an authentic above board event. Tickets sell fast at local outlets with admission 1.10, 5, and 25 cents for different seats.
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Chick
American Legion
Associated Press
United Press
Nebrask State Boxing Commission
Adam Kreiger
Lincoln
Hardle
Sidney
von Bromberg
Sidney Drug Company
Joe Simodynes
Liberty Bell Beer Garden
Boyd's
Plattsmouth Foreclosure Rules Question Fourth Decade Property Rule
Principals challenge a section of statutes governing tax lien foreclosures by counties without prior sale. They contend a city cannot share in foreclosure. They argue the court’s ruling unconstitutionally alters a 34 year state property rule. They note another section allows two year redemption by paying the purchaser’s price plus 12 percent interest to the district court clerk. The decision, they say, may conflict with four prior cases.
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Plattsmouth
District Court
Chicks Defeats Estes In Wild City Wrestling Match
In a raucous Monday program at the city auditorium Bobby Chick world light heavyweight champion retained his title after three falls against Buck Estes of Oklahoma. The crowd near-rioted during the Von Bromberg versus Pat McCarthy bout which ended in a draw. Referee Les Stecher faced taunts as fans debated every move.
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City Auditorium
Bobby Chick
Buck Estes
Oklahoma
Count von Bromberg
Pat McCarthy
Légionnaires
Chick
Estes
Les Stecher
von ‘Bromberg
McCarthy
Ringsiders
Stécher
Willard Wassum
Alfred Jacobs
Wassum
Jacobs
Leah
Market Quotations and Classified Ads Fragment
Market quotes for oats barley and wheat appear with odd codes and numbers. Plus want ads note Drs Thomas aids chiropractors Osborn Building and a Telegraph Wantads line promising results.
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Drs. Thomas “Aid Lett
Chiropracters
Osborn
Lodge Pole and Sidney Track Meets Set for April 23
The Lodge Pole Valley Conference meet combines with Sidney’s invitation event on Friday April 23 making Sidney a hub for track stars from 17 towns. Events include sprints distances relays hurdles jumps throws and javelin with ribbons for top four in all but relays. Coaches expect possible western Nebraska records to fall as sprint specialists seek fast times.
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Lodge Pole Valley
Sidney
Lodge Pole Valley Athletic Association
Lodge Pole
Goodview
Sunol
Dalton
Gurley
Lisco Bushnell
Potter
Broadwater
St. Patrick's
Ogallala
Grant
Imperial
Chappell
Oshkosh
Kimball
Nebraska
Reid
Sidney 1937 Football Schedule Shows Four Home Games
Sidney announces its 1937 football slate with four home games and five away. New comers Bayard and Ogallala join, North Platte dropped to balance against stronger western Nebraska competition. key dates include a mix of home and away contests from September to November.
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Sidney
Rex Reed
North Platte
Bayard
Ogallala
Sterling
Te Hing
Lodge Pole
Ember
Alliance
Kimball
Steriive
Chappell
Foor
Nebraska
Platters
Maroons
Seven Lettermen on Sidney Track Squad
Seven lettermen on the Sidney track squad under Coach Rex Reed prep for a dual meet at Chappell with vets leading events. Darnell handles weights sprints and jumps while Slayter runs hurdles and sprints. Pearson and Jacobs lead sprints. Linkhdberg competes in 440, vaulting, and jumps. Ayle covers sprints and hurdles. Reed schedules a meet with Kimball and an invitation meet in Alliance in May.
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Rex Reed
Chappell
Darnell
Bowman
Pearson
Linkhdberg
Ayle
Jacobs
Reed
Kimball
Sidney Apel
The
Alliance
Meet at Scottsbluff Opens Western Nebraska Season
A Western Nebraska track meet at Scottsbluff May draws newcomers expected to challenge veterans for honors this year. Organizers anticipate a competitive field with new talents amid the familiar names.
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Scottsbluff
Rodman Kuhns Seek Rehearing On Tax Redemption Rule
Roland V. Rodman and John W. Kuhns, attorneys for Kimball, obtained leave from the supreme court to file a rehearing as friends of the court in City of Plattsmouth v. John E. Hazzard. They challenge a ruling that redemption cannot be made by paying only the bid amount, arguing the decision upholds a long followed statute. They warn widespread public-liability implications for cities and districts if lands redeemed become unmerchantable due to excessive tax liens.
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Roland V. Rodman
John W. Kuns
Kimball
Supreme ‘Court
Friends of the Court
City of
North Divide Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits
Catherine Higgins guests Vera Sparks and Vera Sparks hosts a dinner. Don Haworth travels for business to Julesburg. District 77 holds an Easter party at the schoolhouse. Several guests attend gatherings at Sparks, Frame, and Rippe homes. A 4 H club meeting occurs at O L Miller home with Mrs. Smith visiting from Atlantic Ia. Various neighbors and families share dinners and birthday observances in a busy social week.
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Catherine Higgins
Vera Sparks
Don Haworth
Julesburg
Delores Yowell
Ruby Sparks
Ruth Sparks
Ruth Kinton
Margaret Miller
District 77
Spreck
Albert Haworth
Ed Lipke
J. A. Sparks
Ray Wellner
Evelyn Blanke
August Lentfer
Herman Blanke
Evelyn
Edwin
George Rippe
Ross Kinton
Clyde Kinton
O. L. Miller
M. F. Smith
Atlantic
Chester Frame
Fred Ketler
Paul Sparks
Sextorp By Mrs Pete Nelson
Sunday School at 10 30 every Sunday morning. Charles E N Johnson Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and baby and Mrs Harvey Fisher have the flu. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and Loran called at C P Herboldsheimer s Roy called at Arlo Fishers Monday morning. The Corner Sunday school held an Easter program Sunday morning. Roy Nelson with Mrs J H McNew and Carol Mathewson visited Wheatland Wy ago to stay with relatives. Robert Nelson Charles Johnson and Sam Wickstrom windmills wrecked in storm Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Redeen Mrs
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Charles E. N. Johnson
Arlo Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Billy Smith
Loran
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Roy Nelson
J. H. McNew
Carol Mathewson
Wheatland
Wryo
Neil ‘Dunlavy
Glendale
Calif
Robert ‘Nelson
Charles Johnson
Sam Wickstrom
Oscar Redeen
Local social notes from the Sparks and nearby homes
Were guests at Paul Sparks and Ray Wellner homes Sunday and Saturday. Art Groppe and family, George Rippe, Bert Walker and children visited J A Sparks and C B Kinton households. The card club met at C L Miller home with H Sparks and Elmer Choan winning the family prize. Junior Sparks visited C B Kinton Monday.
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Plinker
Paul ‘Sparks
Art Groppe
George Rippe
Ray Wellner
Bert Walker
J. A
C. L. Miller
Elmer Choan
Benton Stahl
Junior Sparks
C. B. Kinton
Sunnyside Social News Recaps Gathered Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson spent Sunday at Paul Pearson home. Families including Talish, Gade, Brandl, Wise and Omel visited each other through the weekend. Ed Misegadis overnighted with Harold Omel. Hokom family hosted and called on Minnie Hokom Saturday.
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Albert Johnson
Paul Pearson
J. A. Talish
Ralph ‘Talish
GB. A. Johnson
Elmer Gade
Albert Brandl
Lowell Hokom
Charles Wise
Harry Kreider
E. A
Floyd Wise
Frank Halsey
Don Mosley
Les Omel
Minnie Hokom
Ed Misegadis
Harold Omel
Neighbors visit homes and club meets in quiet Sunday
Carlson Alice and Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson and Rey called on J E Morrow on Sunday afternoon. The snow Wednesday left moisture in stubble fields but high winds swept it off summer fallowing. Mr and Mrs Lee Hagemeister and children visited George Reelz and Tony Steffens. The Busy Neighbors club met with Mrs Clarence Rogers Tuesday after noon. A large crowd attended and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.
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Clarence Rogers
Ohio Climbs from Thirteenth to Fifth in Population
Ohio’s population ranking improved between 1810 and 1820 moving from thirteenth place to fifth among U.S. states. The shift reflects rapid growth and changing demographics in the early 19th century.
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Ohio
Newport Arch Gate Mystery and Columbus Rediscovery Claim
Archaeologists date the Newport Arch gate in a Roman town to around 50 B.C. The text mentions Columbus claiming to rediscover Paradise after his voyage to the New World, alongside a Wantads notice and mentions of misread storage gate artifacts.
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England
Newport Arch
Paradise
New World
Columbus
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Tangle
Tonite
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Stags
Leghorn
Telegraph
Rodman
Kuhns
Icee i
Atl Et Niece
Sels
State Building. & Loan
Ass’ N
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Sextorp
Mrs
Pete Nelson
Sunnyside
Bertha Omel
Eireco . Co
Ieee
Traster
Joege
NORGE
Norge Refrigerator
Hardy Furniture Co
Is Management
Mother Earth
Amaerica
Anh‘euser-Busch
Udweil
Louis
General Motors
Binwa
Enkigeratiors
Frigidaire
Safel
NASA
Western Public Service CO
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