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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1931

Page

1

Sidney Mecca for Thousands During Machinery Show Week

Sidney merchants launch the greatest trade event in the city during tractor show week. Over 90 percent of retailers join a bargain fest with discounts across all lines. Free vaudeville and entertainment at the city auditorium plus contests, a baseball game against Dalton, marble championship, and cash prizes promise a three day spree to attract about 7,000 visitors from the Panhandle trade territory.

Sidney Telegraph Chamber of Commerce City Auditorium Cora Welsh Cook Jones Miss Maybell Orpheum Jack and Don Sidney Merchants Dalton Fairgrounds Cheyenne County Charles Blair

Ross Barker Marries Doryce Ward In Quiet Marriage

Ross Barker son of Mr and Mrs P W Barker and Doryce Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ward were quietly married at Sterling Wednesday afternoon at five o clock by Judge Henkiey. The couple are well known in Sidney with Barker active in musical circles. Ward came to Sidney from Virginia and attended Sidney High School.

Ross Barker P. W. Barker Doryce Ward Edward Ward Sterling Henkiey Sidney Virginia Sidney High School

Golf Tourney Set At Sidney Country Club This Sunday

The Sidney Country Club hosts the first club golf tournament of the season on Sunday morning at the local course Hinks. President R. P. Kepler and Gold Chairman W. Smith will lead the opening teams. The losing side must provide a banquet for the victors at the clubhouse. The mild open winter has spurred earlier golfing interest this year.

Sidney Country Club R. P. Kepler W. Smith

Wheat and barley prospects lift Cheyenne crop hopes

In Cheyenne county the winter wheat crop shows strong potential due to ample moisture in subsoil and surface soil. Some thinning is noted but not enough to threaten stands. Barley seed from before the deep freeze may survive with light reseeding needed. Corn acreage likely up, seed corn germination weak, and potato acreage may nearly double. Continued on page 7.

Cheyenne County

Sidney Lady Named District President

Mrs. F. A. Bush of Sidney was elected district president of the P T A here Wednesday. Delegates from 11 associations in the sixth district attended the meeting. Miss Simons of New York spoke on an honor system to be installed in 4th through 7th grades, backed by State Superintendent Charles W. Taylor.

F. A. Bush Sidney P.T A Miss Simons New York Charles W. Taylor Simons Frank W. Plehn J. H. Bicknell G. F. Liebendorfer Gertrude M. Nelson Cheyenne

Longworth Dies After Illness in South Carolina

Nicholas Longworth speaker of the house died yesterday morning in South Carolina after a brief influenza illness. His death shocks Washington as a dominant Republican figure who had organized the house in recent sessions. He was married to Alice Roosevelt Longworth. No funeral arrangements were announced last night.

Nicholas Longworth House South Carolina Longworth Washington, D. C House of Representatives Alice Roosevelt Longworth Washington

Delegates Named For Womans Club District Gathering

Mrs W L Larson and Mrs F A Bush were named Womans club delegates to the district convention at Gordon April 16 and 17. Alternates were Mrs Charles Gard ner and Mrs William Mortensen. The program covered civics with discussions on government operation. Mrs W K Hodgkin spoke on bills in the state legislature and those recently approved.

W. L. Larson F. A. Bush Womans Club Gordon Charles Gardner William Mortensen W. K. Hodgkin

PARDONS BOARD HEARS PAROLE CASES IN LINCOLN

The Nebraska state pardon board will consider 26 applications on April 14 including Mary Cummins of Lexington seeking parole from a 1 to 3 year reformatory sentence for arson. Also awaiting action are Minnie Thomas from Dodge County on penitentiary parole and forgers Fred Jorgenson and Harry Hammond from Richardson County with 1 to 3 year terms. Two youths tied to a Montana Nebraska football day link the docket to recent events.

State Pardon Board Mary Cummins Lexington Kearney Pardon Board Minnie Thomas Dodge County Fred Jorgenson Harry Hammond Richardson County Montana-Nebraska

Roche Hardy Bush Victors In Hot Race For Council Seats

Dr RB E Roche A S Hardy and F A Bush won city council seats in a fiery election focused on paving policy. Roche swept ward one with 398 votes while Hardy edged Thompson 219 to 165 in ward three and Bush beat Jorgenson 75 to 50 in ward two. School board winners were Slawson 688 Wright 611 Dedricks 493 Snell 208.

RB. E. Roche A. S. Hardy F. A. Bush Dr. Roche George More Roche George Thompson A. J. Jorgenson Hugh Stawson Elmer Wright Slawson Wright Russell Dedricks F. L. Snell Hardy Sidney Thompson Moore Bush Jorgenson North Side Second Ward W. M. Winders Hugh Slawson M. W. Dimery

Cheyenne County’s Farm Progress and Power Machinery Show

Cheyenne County in western Nebraska emerged as a model of productive farming. The 1926 and 1930 wheat yields, aided by smarter tillage, crop rotation, and harvesting methods, showcased regional growth. The Sidney power machinery show, April 16–18 at the county fairgrounds, expects 7,000 visitors with railroads offering reduced fares and displays of new tractors and equipment.

Mississippi River Nebraska Great American Desert Cheyenne County Cheyenne

Sidney Machinery Week Promises Big Trade Event

The Telegraph marks a 32 page Machinery Week edition showcasing a city-wide cooperative advertising push led by the Chamber of Commerce committee. It promotes the third annual machinery show, highlights over half a million dollars in machinery on display, and urges Western Nebraska residents to visit Sidney for shopping, discounts, and family entertainment next week.

the Telegraph Machinery Week The Telegraph Nebraska Sidney Eye of Merchants Terri Tory Fair Grounds

Hot Village Election At Gurley Tuesday As Officials Selected

Gurley held a village election Tuesday with surprises in ballot counts. Officials named for village trustees include Charles Gabriel 71, H. H. Boyd 57, H. L. Thompson 56, Carl Christ 41, F. W. Busse 41, George Schulze 23. Police magistrate results showed Nels Eriksson 34 over F R Morey 29. School trustee results: Charles Gabriel 71, Ross Handley 62, H. H. Boyd 57, Mrs. L. F. Cunningham 40.

Gurley H. H. Boyd

Clown Suit Contest At Fox Theatre Saturday

A kiddies clown suit contest will be staged at the Fox theatre Saturday morning alongside the opening chapter of the Spell of the Circus serial. Every child is urged to wear a clown suit and a clown hat will be given to each attendee. A big parade of clowns starts from the theatre at 9 am.

Sidney and Vicinity Fox Theatre Snarp

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Mecca Panhandle West Nebraska Willey L. D. Willey Sidney Lady PT. A Pardons Board Lincoln County Fair United States Show Association Union Pacific Burlington West
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