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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1936

Page

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Oil wildcatting near Sidney eyed by famed geologist

World renowned geologist Samuel F. Adams says major wildcat oil exploration will shift to Logan county Colorado near the Padroni Winston area south of Peetz. He notes Dallas and Texas operators eye undeveloped fields and reports inspection by Fischer and Lowrie near the Sherwin ranch.

Wildcat Logan County Colo Cheyenne County Samuel F. Adams Mr. Adams Sidney Dallas Texas Padroni Winston Peetz Fisher and Lowrie MiMand Adams Sherwin Ranch Addins Salt Creek Wyoming

Barlow and Smith Reach County Judge Finals After Vote

In a three way primary Barlow led with 1005 votes and won all but one precinct. Smith earned 598 votes while A J Kinkersly of Dalton received 266. Barlow claimed top spot as union Valley went to Kinkersly, county totals show Democratic Roosevelt 1105, Garner 1003, and other delegates.

Robert A. Barlow Barlow C. W. Smith A. J. ‘Kinkersly Dalton Union Valley Cheyenne County Franklin D. Roosevelt William Borah Roosevelt Borah Knox Lancon Hoover Kolloway

Pasture Entries Must Be In Before May 1st

Cheyenne county farmers have until May 1 to enter the 1936 Nebraska pasture contest. County Agent J. C. Swinbank said the deadline was extended from April 1 due to weather and new farm program developments. Nemaha leads. Fred Seifer reports over 25 Auburn farmers entered. Richardson and Saline counties also lead. No Cheyenne entries yet but soil conservation plans may attract participants. Rules are at the farm bureau office in the post office basement.

Cheyenne County Nebraska J. C. Swinbank Nemaha County Fred Seifer Auburn Richardson Saline

Quintuplets In Film At Fox April 19 20

The Dionne quintuplets, two year old sensations, star in The Country Doctor at Fox theatre Sunday and Monday. Films show them in more poses than any other moving pictures. Jean Hersholt plays Dr Dafoe and is praised for what may be his best acting on stage and screen. He is tipped for the 1936 best actor Oscar.

Dionne Fox Theatre Jean Hersholt Dr. Dafoe

Missionary Society to Meet at Kearney First Methodist

The Womans Foreign Missionary society will hold its annual meeting at the First Methodist church in Kearney on Wednesday and Thursday, April 22 and 23. A splendid program has been prepared and a large attendance is expected. Delegates will be entertained on the Harvard plan with bed and breakfast.

Kearney Womans Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church Harvard

Western Nebraska Candidates Fail To Grab State Offices

Western Nebraska candidates fared poorly in the primary. Only Terry Carpenter and Dwight Griswold emerged victorious. Carpenter won the U S senate nomination, while Richard O Johnson defeated Golen P Kratz for attorney general. Davis and Johnson are from Ord and Lincoln respectively, with Howard of Scottsbluff running for lieutenant.

Nebraska Terry Carpenter Dwight Griswold Carpenter United States Golen P. Kratz Sidney Richard O. Johnson Clarence M. Davis Johnson Lincoln Davis Ord A. T. Howard Scottsbluff

Robbery Suspect Not Man Who Lived Here

The Telegraph News reports Emmett Johnson arrested at Kimball on burglary charges is not the Emmett Johnston who once lived in Sidney. Officials confirm the Kimball suspect is a total stranger to Sidney, despite the similar names causing confusion among locals.

Telegraph News Emmett Johnson Kimball Emmett Johnston Sidney Johnson

State B P W Meet Slated At Chadron

The state federation of Business and Professional Women plans its annual convention at Chadron April 24 25 and 26 with Mrs Verna DeArmand Tulsa national recording secretary as speaker A pre convention trip to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and a Sunday sightseeing tour to Chadron State Park are on the agenda Gov Cochran has been invited The Sidney club plans a large delegation to attend

State Federation of Business and Professional Womans Club Chadron Verna DeArmand The Federation Tulsa Okla Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Chadton State Park Cochran

Feed On Ranges Seen As Sufficient In West

Feed on western ranges is fair to food and livestock is generally in good condition, according to the monthly live stock and range report of the United States division of crop and livestock estimates. Cattle are generally in good condition and stand late storms well. Some shrinkage in storm areas and southern great plains drought zones. Cattle losses light except in limited northern areas. Calf crop prospects generally good. Condition of cattle and calves at 82 percent of normal.

United States Division of Crop and Livestock Great Plains

Petition Circulates for Maple Street Curbing District

A Sidney petition seeks a Maple street curbing and street pil ing district from Ninth avenue west to enable 45 percent government aid through the PWA. By yesterday noon most property owners had signed. a 60 percent threshold is expected by week’s end. Linden street may see a similar move, with initiation anticipated soon. Continued on Page 8, Column 4

Sidney Maple Street Ninth Avenue West PWA Linden Street

Johnson Wins Bookkeeping Honors in 4-H

Twelve Nebraska 4-H members earned county titles as champion account keepers for 1935 for precise farm record keeping. County champions include Lillian Osler, Clyde Althouse, Jénoyne Johnson, Eva Grams, Lawrence Dangler, Harold Barner, Marion Pinkerton, Jer ome Peterson, Robert Beebe, Iva Mae Kremke, Ray Lewandowski, and Gladys Weitkamp with the Cheyenne county winner based near Sunol.

Nebraska Lillian Osler Adams Clyde Althouse Cass Je‘noyne Johnson Cheyenne Eva Grams Dundy Lawrence Dangler Hamilton Harold Barner Logan Marion Pinkerton Robert Rexroth Lodge Pole Rexroth

Officials Visit Caterpillar Factory in Peoria Trip

Caterpillar dealers and city and county officials from the district left Sidney by bus for North Platte then to Peoria Illinois for an inspection tour of Caterpillar Tractor company plants. Participants include Thomas O Connell Frank Schroeder C C Rush Carl C Jones W F Wehmiller Guy Shaw J Wi Bill eter Mack Radcliffe and other county and city officials and main service men. The trip is sponsored by Caterpillar for officials dealers and service personnel with factory tours planned.

Caterpillar Sidney North Platte Peoria Ill Caterpillar Tractor Company Thomas

Steele And Miller Win In Unicameral Race In District 43

In district 43 four counties vote results show Joe Steele of Kimball leading with 1839 votes, facing Dr. A L Miller in November. Cheyenne county favored Green and Wehmiller but Steele remains top overall. Green and Wehmiller defeated. county totals show Cheyenne margins and Kimball dominance shaping the final ballot.

Cheyenne Joe Steele Kimball A.L. Miller Steele Sidney C. D. Green W. F. Wehmiller Green Wehmiller Cheyenne County Miller Morril Kimball County

Kite Flying Marble Champs Sought by Lions Club Here

The Lions Club met at Union Pacific hotel with Dr. A L Miller as speaker. A kite flying contest for Sidney grade schoolers is set for April 25 with two age classes and cash and merchandise prizes. A separate migs shooters event runs April 30 to May 9, plus a marble tournament with divisions by grade to be announced.

Lions Club Union Pacific A. L. Miller Kimball Europe Orient Japan China Sidney Migs

Pioneer Greenwood Lady Died Recently

Mrs. Jack Welsh, 75, a former western Nebraska resident, died April 4 at Guernsey. She had lived on a ranch north of Sunrise, Wyoming, for 30 years after coming to western Nebraska in 1878 and settling at Greenwood ranch near Bridgeport with uncle Lige Tusslere. The Greenwood ranch was once one of the west’s largest.

Jack Welsh Western Nebraska Guernsey Sunrise Wyo

Fox Theatre Announces Early May Policy Change

The Fox theatre will implement a three program per week schedule starting in early May. A double feature will run Sunday Tuesday, another on Wednesday and Thursday, and a final pair on Friday and Saturday. Manager Carl Smith reports bookings through May, including several new releases.

Fox Theatre Gill Run Carl Smith

Primary Winners April 14

Primary winners listed include R. C. Hunter F. A. Good Harry Coffee Emil Englert Joe Steele Robert Barlow James L. Tewell. Secretary of State.

Harry Coffee Emil Englert

Rapid ticket sales foretell sellout at Legion fight

The American Legion 30 round boxing program at the auditorium Monday night draws booming advance sales. In Sidney, Bruce Brown, a 19 year old Kansas City challenger, appears favored to topple Young Dixon in a ten round clash. Brown has rattled a string of opponents recently while Dixon rides a 22 fight win streak, setting the stage for a high powered bout. The fight pages continue on page 8, column 3.

American Legion Auditorium Sidney Bruce Brown Kansas City Hank Vogt K. O. Kelly Gene Carlisle Joey Coffman Cap Harding Ray Cox Kenny Austin Ernie Kirschner Jack Sharver Tiger Tommy Smith Johnny Lawson Don Critchfeld Tommy Freeman Young Dixon

Field Work Harbors Farm Attention In Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county farmers stay busy as nearly an inch of moisture falls over two weeks. Spring grains planted in good soil condition with concern for April and May rainfall. Easter church attendance down as farmers push to complete 1936 planting amid memories of crop failures. Seed corn shortages not a worry here. Cheyenne county yielded a large fall corn crop stored for feed and seed.

Cheyenne County Panhandle

Kimball In Dual Meet With Maroons Today

Sidney hosts Kimball in a mid season dual track meet at the local high school this afternoon at 2:00. Coach Rex Reed oversees Sidney athletes as they chase the Western Nebraska Conference meet at Scottsbluff on May 1 and the Alliance regional on May 9. The meet lifts local interest in track alongside football and basketball.

Sidney Kimball Chappell Rex Reed Scottsbluff Alliance

Clean Up Week Observed in Sidney April 20 25

By official proclamation of Mayor R. E. Roche clean up week will be observed in Sidney from April 20 to 25 inclusive. Citizens are urged to place trash cans and rubbish in the public alley for free city collection to the dumps.

R. E. Roche Sidney the Telegraph

Strip Cropping Helps Wind Erosion in West Fields

County Agent J. C. Swinbank says strip cropping, especially with sweet clover alfalfa sorghum sudan grass or sunflowers, helps stop soil that blows and breaks wind in windy western areas. Planted along contours or across winds, these strips reduce drifting soil similar to fences and weed clumps.

J. C. Swinbank

Council Buys Water Truck From Babcock

The city council at a special meeting purchased a new International water sprinkling truck for the water and street departments. The sale was arranged through Babcock Implement company. The board discussed street improvements and planned canvassing city election ballots. One race could be altered by mail votes. James Cameron defeated B P Hamilton for police judge by 14 votes with 17 mail votes to count.

Babcock Implement Company James Cameron B. P. Hamilton

Hester Null and Rev. Shay Wed in Denver Ceremony

Miss Hester Null daughter of Mrs. E. L. Carter Sidney wed Wednesday to Rev. Harold T. Shay of Boston at St Martin's chapel St John's cathedral Denver. Officiants were Rev James B. Roe and Bishop Fred Ingley. The couple and attendees noted.

Hester Null E. L. Carter Sidney Harald T. Shay Boston Mass St. Martin’s Chapel St. John’s Cathedral Denver James B. Roe Fred Ingley Colorado Roe Gerald Sabin Ascension Church Harold Stappes Shay Sidney High Schoool The Torrington Wyo Wheatland

New Billing System By Power Company

Beginning this month electric bills covering service from March meter reading to April meter reading will be rendered shortly after the meter is read. The new method enables the company to render the bill within a few days after the meter is read, rather than on the first of the succeeding month as customary. It is in use by many companies and has proved satisfactory to both customer and company.

Scout Highways For Big Springs Bandits

City and county officials patrolled the Lincoln highway Tuesday night after two stick ups robbed a filling station in Big Springs of $35. Sheriff Schulz said the duo fled toward the west but turned off No 30 before reaching Sidney. meagre descriptions were received.

Lincoln Highway Big Springs Schulz Sidney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anton Jenson Barlow and Smith Garner Blackledge Dunn Ramsey Brooks Stastny Ketchum Farm Bureau Fox West Nebraska Griswold Kratz Snow Howard Sidney Club Linden Home County Greenwood R. C. Hunter F. A. Good Robert Barlow James L. Tewell Secretary of State Democrat F. D. Roosevelt E. R. Burke Roy Cochran W. H. Jureenson H. R. Swanson, W. H. Price Arthur Olson W. H. Jensei National Wm. E. Borah Hugh R. Butler Robert Simmons Geo. A. Williams W. H. Burkett Geo. W. Marsh Leo. N. Swanson T. W. East R. O. Johnson Duane Swanson Cullen Wright Albert Fenske A. .L. Miller I, J. Nisley Brown-Dixon Bruce Maroons Council Babcock Rev. Shay Power Company
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