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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1940

Page

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1940 Farm Program Sign Up Deadline Set May 1

More than 1200 Cheyenne County farmers plan to join the 1940 AAA Farm Program, about 97 percent of the county. sign plans by May 1 to qualify for parity and conservation payments, soil-building aids, loans, and Crop Insurance. Farmers urged to see their local AAA committeeman immediately to ensure listing as cooperators. Indications are the 1940 signup will match last year’s participation.

Cheyenne County County Agricultural Conservation Committee AAA

Pioneer Resident of This County Is Dead

Mrs. Alice Mitchell, 50, wife of Ed T. Mitchell, Lisco garage operator, died at her sister’s home in Sidney after a long illness. Funeral at Lisco Presbyterian Church, burial in Lisco cemetery. Royal Neighbors lodge led services. Born July 13, 1888, to Z H and McCombs near Mud Springs. No surviving children. an only daughter died years ago.

Alice Mitchell Ed T. Mitchell Lisco Oscar Harris Sidney Presbyterian Church Royal Neighbors Lodge iCaniaday Bridgeport

Beards Urged for Fort Sidney Day Contest

P J Heaton chairman of the whisker committee announces a countywide beard growing contest for Fort Sidney Day on June 8. Prizes will reward outstanding foliage, with two months to prepare. Heaton urges consulting a barber to craft a design that flatters the features and avoids a smooth face.

P. J. Heaton Fort Sidney Heaton

Co-Op Medical Plan Aims at Three Counties

Forty Cheyenne County farm families attended the first meeting of the Tri-County Medical Aid Association in Sidney. The plan would let needy farm families buy emergency medical aid and hospitalization at a flat annual rate. Thirty four families filled applications and several others asked for time to study the form. The group, chaired by H. K. Bond, heard Dr. B. H. Grimm discuss eligibility and treatment types.

Cheyenne County Tri-County Medical Aid Association Sidney H. K. Bond Farm Security Administration Bond B. H. Grimm Cheyenne, Devel Kimball Counties

Roy Greenlee Named President of Rotary

Roy Greenlee was elected president of the Sidney Rotary and will take office July 1 succeeding O. J. Weymouth. Other officers also assuming posts July 1 include Roy Thomas Vice President Leon Fine secretary Marius Christensen treasurer Roy Liggett Sergeant at Arms W M Winders and Lee Ellsworth directors. Mr Fine named a delegate to the district conference at Omaha now in session. Friday's program featured Rev C A Arnison of the Lodgepole Methodist church speaking on Advantages and Disadvantages of Denominationality of Religion.

Roy Greenlee Sidney Rotary Chuir O. J C. A. Arnison Lodgepole Methodist Church

Civic Club Leaders To Seek Oiling Of Feeder Road

Sidney civic leaders will ask county commissioners today to jointly finance and develop a feeder road south of town that links Sidney with highway No. 19. Paul L. Martin says funds may come from the chamber, merchants, and cooperation with the city, county, and WPA.

Civic Club Chamber of Commerce Town Sidney WPA Paul L. Martin Colorado Cheyenne Box Butte Denver Black Hills Wyoming R. E. Roche Glen Bales Dale Carlbom Roche

District Delegates to Conventions Chosen in District Five

A. B. Wood of Gering and Clarence M. Davis of Ord named as fifth district Republican delegates to the national convention after Tuesday’s election. Democrats select Milton C. Murphy of North Platte and W. T. Thompson of Co nad. Republican delegates at large chosen without contest. Democrats name J. H. Morehead Falls City William Ritchie Omaha Mable Gillespie Gretna and J. C. Thomas Seward. Wood favors Dewey if he appears to stop Roosevelt. Dewey seems to have the psychological edge.

A. B. Wood Gering Clarence M. Davis Ord Milton C. Murphy North Platte W. T. Thompson Conad J. H Morehead Falls City William Ritchie Omaha Mable Gillespie Gretna J. C. Thomas Seward Wood Dewey Roosevelt

Mauasic Entries Named for Scottsbluff District Music Contest

Sidney lists entries for the Scottsbluff district music contest including band orchestra chorus and various ensembles such as flute quartet saxophone sextette clarinet quartet string trio and string quartet plus six solo entries like Doris Le Sueur piano Carter Kokjer clarinet June Follett violin Shirley Keith high voice Kenneth Bergner french horn and La Verne Anthony bass clarinet.

Clarient Doris le Sueur Carter Kokjer Site June Follett Shirley Keith Kenneth Bergner la Verne Anthony

West 88 Cent Sale Extended Briefly

Roy Liggett manager of the L A West Company says the 88 Cents sale will continue for a few days to satisfy numerous requests. Saturday’s response was strong and the event achieved impressive results as drastic price cuts prevented an indefinite extension.

Roy Liggett L. A. West Company Liggett Telegraph

Steady Liquidation This Month As Deadline Nears

Cheyenne county wheat farmers realize profits of 150 000 to 200 000 dollars from 1939 wheat under federal contracts. With the liquidation deadline April 30, officials report only one loan extension request, so about 1 257 000 bushels stored on farms and in warehouses will be disposed of this month. Stored wheat shows a net profit of 2 to 28 cents per bushel over the loan, while warehouse stock profits run 10 to 12 cents. Of the 1989 crop, 464 185 bushels were farm stored and 792 919 bushels were in warehouses. Cheyenne county, Nebraska's largest wheat producer, harvested about three million bushels. the average loan price was 62 cents and the current market price near liquidation is 88 to 90 cents. Farmers secured 1364 loans on the 1938 crop.

Cheyenne County Faris Byron Pavlat Nebraska

Jimmy Barnett Band Is Here Wednesday

Jimmy Barnett and his band return to Sidney city auditorium on Wednesday night. The popular Denver based act previously drew a near capacity crowd at the Rainbow ballroom and is billed as one of the region’s biggest entertainment undertakings with high expectations for the Sidney engagement.

Jimmy Barnett Sidney City Auditorium Rainbow Ballroom Denver American Legion Dance Committee Barnett the Rainbow

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