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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1932

Page

8

Arrested man near Lorenzo believed demented

Thomas Beaver of New Market Iowa is held in the county jail after being taken into custody Tuesday morning near Lorenzo for molesting people. Sheriff W W Schulz says Beaver, 31 years old, is clearly demented and wearing a blue denim suit suggesting an escapee. Relatives oppose sending him to New Market or the asylum if adjudged unsafe.

Thomas Beaver New Market Beaver Loretzo W.W Schulz Sheriff's Office Lorenzo Baver Schulz Ideatty

County Treasurer Race Highlights Foster Ells Ticket

Contested county race centers on Foster and Ells from Sidney with Bivlow strong in the ticket. Cuy E Clark shows fourth place amid farmer support shaping county judge race. Allington unseated as first district commissioner by Fred G Bauer, opposed by A A Fenske who will meet Bauer in fall. Bauer's win comes amid near deadlock and farm-majority support.

Sidney Bivlow Cuy E Clark Bricesx Ravel Cestions Am Ixsratz Cefert Gert Allington Fred G Eauer Perth Lodge A. A. Fenske Bauer Allington Eagle Hun James F. Christie Vin. Ritche, Jr G. W. Olson G. W. Bryan Frank Myers K. S. Wherry R. G. Ross M. F. Rickard G. A. Wiliams D. Griswold Pemer J. R. Ochsrnie H. W. Elsare B. Go. Grabill F. S. Stewe Bert Allington G. G. Bauer G. E. Clark R. H. Rogers R. A. Barlow Tor G. P. Kratz F. W. Johannsen J. E. Kirkwood R. G. Simmons

Crop Production Loan Checks Aid Nebraska Farmers

Cheyenne County receives crop production loan funds exceeding seventeen thousand dollars as cover for drought and field damage. Western Nebraska counties continue distributing equal aid to reseeding and spring field work to support farmers this season.

Cheyenne Nebraska

Disappearance of Dalton Farmer Remains Mystery

A Dalton farmer vanishes after a note promises payment of his expenses. Rumors swirl as searches progress slowly. Volkert is described as short, sandy complexion with light hair and a prominent nose. Broadcast descriptions spread to nearby police departments in hopes of locating him alive.

Dalton Farmer Volkert

Refeeding Cheyenne County Farmers Backed by Crop Loans

Cheyenne County farmers proceed with a large reseeding and planting program aided by crop loans. March winds and dry soil damaged the fall crop beyond full recovery, though some benefit may come from soaking rain. Similar plans for heavy potato planting and boosted hog production are reported in neighboring counties.

Cheyennne County Cheyenne County Rainers Kmball Box Butte

Man's Heart Stop By Gas After Meals

A man had heart pauses after meals due to stomach gas described as gad stomach gas. Adlerika relieved the gas, and now he eats anything and feels fine according to Western Drug So.

Adams Adlerika

Moore Flattens Banks In Second Round Boxing Bout

In a Legion card main event Ernie Gill of Sterling defeated Sailor Randolph by decision while Banks suffered a fractured jaw from Moore's vicious left hooks in the second round. Gill looked strong in eight rounds, with Banks and other undercards drawing mixed results amid a lively audience.

Banks Mike Allen R. EB. Roche Moore Ernie Gill Sterling Sailor Randolph Iowa Randolph Crill Gill Legion Billy O'Neil O'Neil Sidney Keith Adams Graff Scottsbluff Poole Busucker Ham Jenkins Denver Harlem Houce

Longe Pole Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Allen Lough marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home last Friday. Attendees included Harold Lough, Frances Stephens, Leslie Beacon, Barbara Stimka and daughter, Ad Wayard family, Otto Heilmanard, Trompare Tom Englert, and guests. Dancing and music by Gene McMurray, sons, and Otto Holtman provided entertainment.

Longe Pole Trompare Tom Englert Allen Lough Harold Lough Fances Stephens Leslie Beacon Barbara Stimka Ad Wayard Otto Heilmanard Gene McMurray and Otto Holtman

Sidney Man Burned To Death In Gas Lamp Blast

A Sidney man died after a gasoline lamp exploded burning his clothes. He was 43 and died 1.5 hours after arrival at Stering hospital Tuesday morning. Body sent to Yuma for burial in Utica with funeral attendance by Herman Layher and William Stevens. He leaves brothers Herman Fred Charles of Otis and George F of Utica and four sisters.

Ster Ing Yuma Colo Utica Fred Layher Herman Charles William Stevens Layher Hsmos Fred Otis George F Willam Stevers Bertha Meade Neligh Mary Larsen Lincoln Albert Se Siaffin Seward

Local Social Notes from West Sidney and Draw

West Sidney residents May visit Arvin Livingston home Monday afternoon. Vern Livingston and family plus others called in Tuesday evening. M. I. C. meets at Ezra Chambers home with fifteen members present and refreshments served. Arvin Livingston and others transacted business in Sidney on several occasions. A Knights of Youth club forms in district 27 with Arthur Chambers as president. Most farmers in the Draw are active and visits occur between families in the area.

A. Livingston Alfred Sprenger Arvin Livings Will Allman R. N. Huff Sidney Vern Livingston Janet Patsy Sor Byron Ari Livingston John Bell Sidney Satuday Ezra Chambers Wibur Glassburn Charles Eprenger Jake Walker Martha Hammord Sidny Arvin Livingston Will Alman Jess Huff Feetz Knighthosse District 27 Arthur Chembers Eileen Livingston Potter John Kwilham Thureday Delores Yewell

Special horse and mule auction at Holyoke Pavilion

Another auction will be held at Holyoke Pavilion on Wednesday April 20. Last sale moved 149 head and buyers will return for more horses and mules. Every horse or mule sold is guaranteed as represented by the consignor. consignors will be paid after purchaser approval.

Holyoke Pavilion

Arbor Day Planned Here Next Friday April 22

Arbor Day observance slated for Friday April 22 on the school campus. Sponsors rely on community help to ensure a successful event. The Nebraska program emphasizes Sterling Morton the state founder and includes a George Washington bicentennial tree planting feature.

Nebraska Sterling Morton Cay George Washington

Scottsbluff Man Spends Weekend with Home Folks

Started field work the past week. Stewart McMillen of Scottsbluff spent the weekend with home folks.

Stewart McMillen Scottsbluff

East Center Social Notes Reflect Local Visits

Mrs J O Lobb reports Carl Ahim spending Sunday with Ewart Swarson. Lou Schmidt family and several neighbors dined at the S J Flora home east of Gurley. Jurgens Henrichs Lane and Sexton Ahim of Gurley visited Sarcis Rose. Webster brothers returned from the state university for spring vacation. Nunn Bridgeport relatives joined Herbert Birdwell family. Swanson family called at Francis Rose’s Friday. Netherland helps J O Lobb with farm work. Sullivan family from Bridgeport moved near Charles Scott and remodeled a house. N H Tank stayed with his daughter Mrs W F last week.

J. O. Lobb Carl Ahim Ewart Swarson Lou Schmidt S. J. Flora Gurley Chris Jurgens Henry Henrichs Ray Lane Sexton Ahim Sarcis Rose Jason, Gilbert Orrin Webster The State University

Four Sullivan children entered school Monday

Telegraph Wantads announce replacements for farm equipment with Cook's Implement and Tractor Man. Thomas Lumber Co. prompts readers to try their services for quick results. The fragmentary note hints at local commerce and schooling in the community.

Waite Sullivan Thomas Lumber Co

Liberty State Bank Notes Collection Moving Forward

Liberty State Bank reports successful note collection by its department though initial payoff timing remains unclear. Depositors show willingness to wait months for a larger dividend, amid mentions of good paint and depreciation, with Theomars Lumber Co. advertising Cook's House Paint as best for wear and weather.

Cook Thoemars Lumber Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Foster Ells Dandolph Sidney Man Deati West Sidney Holyoke Livestock L. C Jim Hoover Martin Peterson East Center N.H Tank W. F Telegraph Brune Friends of Millions Whitman's Vim Chocolates Whitman Sidney Drug Co Corner Drug Store Raee Rane Diyala Ek Bies Cut Tan Liberty State Bank Rock Island Plow Company Charles W. Hornaday Jackson Penney’s
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