Vote totals from county Tuesday race results
In the fifth district delegates Perry 702 Steburg 637 and alternates Gantz 632 Beath 648. National committeeman Carpenter 413 Stephens 248 Burke 389. National committeewoman Ryan 747. U S senator Carpenter 427 Place 180 Hall 151 Quigley 252. Governor Cochran 849 Jensen 183. Lieutenant governor Howard 314 Jurgensen 671. Secretary of state Ducschus 45 Perry 144 Swanson 143. Auditor Woulf 181 Price 470 Ayres 191. Commissioner public lands Olson 415 Jack 135 Reavis 260. State treasurer Mathews 188 Roncka 63 Jensen 308 Brecht 98 Murray 226. Attorney general Hunter 235 Schaney 285 Hawxby 96 Robinson 238. Railway commissioner Sullivan 203 Metcalfe 133 Johnson 68 F A Good 228 Farley 57 George Good 43 Riha 60 Pool 108. Congressman Coffee 968. County commissioner first district Emil Englert 129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Steburg
Gantz
Beath
Carpenter
Stephens
Burke
Ryan
United States
Place
Hall
Quigley
Cochran
Jensen
Howard
Jurgensen
Ducschus
Swanson
Woulf
Price
Ayres
Olson
Jack
Reavis
Mathews
Roncka
Brecht
Murray
Hunter
Schaney
Hawxby
Robinson
Sullivan
Metcalfe
Johnson
F. A. Good
Farley
George Good
Riha
Pool
Coffee
Emil Englert
Republican Ticket Results With Names and Vote Totals
The slate lists candidates for President Borah with 508, national delegates at large Reyn olds 447 Jackson 365 Cameron 353 Baldridge 324 Carpenter 306 McKelvie 537. Alternate delegates Furneau 416 Smith 522 Diers 481 Connelly 477. Fifth district delegates Davis 335 Wood 331 Brown 172. alternates Rain 485. National committeeman Butler 575 national committeewoman Watson 530. United States senator Deck 23 Constable 32 Palmer 125 Simmons 570. Governor Spillman 99 Wright 37 Madgett 28 Griswold 572. Lieutenant governor Williams 270 Rezec 56 Rickard 58 Howard 169 Palmer 182 Green 136. Secretary of state Williams 80 Snow 89 Forsyth 64 Burkett 50 Sutherland 68 Smith 28 Alderson 43 Wright 73 Mosley 52. Auditor Easler 30 Johnson 107 Babcock 179 Marsh 387 Swanson 635. State treasurer Johnson 68 McCloyd 147 Bass 283 Jores 39 Bair 34 Carlson 47 Mortenson 82. Attorney general Kratz 534 Johnson 119 Davis 128 oo Railway commissioner Swanson 269 Drake 99 Scott 207 Patach 35 Glatfelter 28. Congressman Wright 622 County commissioner first district Welton 45 Fenske 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Reynolds
Jackson
Cameron
Baldridge
Carpenter
McKelvie
Furneau
Smith
Diers
Connelly
Davis
Wood
Brown
Rain
Butler
Watson
United States
Deck
Constable
Palmer
Simmons
Spillman
Wright
Madgett
Griswold
Williams
Rezéc
Rickard
Howard
Green
Snow
Forsyth
Burkett
Sutherland
Alderson
Mosley
Auditor of Public Accounts
Easler
Johnson
Babcock
Marsh
Swanson
McCloyd
Bass
Jores
Bair
Carlson
Mortenson
Kratz
Drake
Scott
Patach
Glatfelter
Welton
Fenske
Barlow and Smith Lead Balloting For Judge
Barlow and Smith top the balloting for judge in a contest where support was noted as strong. Mr. Smith said he was not surprised by the returns, citing prior effort and engagement as key factors in the outcome.
Judge Barlow Sees County Sentiment From Low Turnout
Voters turnout Tuesday barely surpassed two thousand in a 4,000 eligible pool. Judge Barlow noted it complicated gauging general sentiment but felt the result mirrored countywide feeling. In the uncontested district judge race, J. L. Tewell received 1,758 votes and J. J. Nisley 960, ensuring both a nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
J. J. Nisley
North Platte
Western Nebraska contenders in state party races
The report notes George A. Williams winning the Republican nomination for a state post while Western Nebraska candidates like Dwight Griswold and W. H. Burkett vie for governor and secretary of state. George L. Good loses in the railway commissioner race to F. A. Good of Lincoln, the veteran 84 year old figure who captured headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortinuea
Page One
George A. Williams
George Snow
Chadron
Nebraska
Snow
W. H. Burkett
Omaha
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
Griswold
George L. Good
Bridgeport
A Good
George
F. A. Good
Lincoln
Next Oil Prospecting Near Here Reported
Adams notes Salt Creek like structure awaiting development in northeastern Colorado and possibly western Nebraska. He cites a Texas strike by a company of interest but says field development will wait months. Padroni Winston formation tied to Sidney speculation. oil tests planned north of Albyn, Wyoming. Brown Investment officials announce tests in eastern Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Salt Creek
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Padroni
Winston
Sidney
Albin
Woo
Brown Investment Company
den Iver
Wyoming
Prospecting Plans for Wyoming Nebraska Oil Fields
A Denver firm plans a large geophysical crew to expand exploration around Round Butte 18 miles southwest of Cheyenne with a second well planned there. Future activity prioritizes Horse Creek north of Albin and Iron Mountain northwest of Cheyenne where tests may reveal oil pools. Independent and major companies are probing in western Nebraska including Sioux county and Garden county with preparations by P L Velliquette of Los Angeles between Oshkosh and Belmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Round Butte
Cheyenne
California
Denver
Horse Creek
Iron Mountain District
Iron Mountain
Nebraska
Sioux County
P. L. Velliquette
Los Angeles
Oshkosh
Belmar
Garden County
Next Fight Card Sparks Ticket Rush Across Nation
Dixon continues a winning streak with a Lead South Dakota win and a stop in Sidney en route to Omaha. Brown questions Dixon's readiness while praising his experience. Finerty Trapp and Dixon headline a westward triumphant tour with bouts featuring Daniels Loebe and Duran. An amateur slate includes McGinley Ca ton Michael and Thero, followed by a free dance by Dale Chambers and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Lead
S. D
Sidney
Omana
Brown
Telegraph
Bering
Ben Finnerty
George Trapp
Omaha
Joe Duran
Scottsbluff
Trapp
Finerty
Bob Loebe
Babe Daniels
Phoenix
Ariz
Loebe
Daniels
Vern
McGinley
Winifred Caton
Kid Michael
Buster Thero
Dale Chambers
Petition Seeks Oiling For Another Street Project
The Tinden street plan may reach 16th avenue with uncertain start east of Tenth. It follows approval of the initial 14 block project and a split of a $110,000 city wide district into smaller parts by PWIA. Additional notes mention local visitors and business callers in Chappell and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinden Street
16Th Avenue
Tenth Avenue
PWA
PWIA
Death of Mrs Hester Deaver in this area
Mrs Hester Deaver died at her home after a two week illness. Short services were held Saturday by Rev Nally at the funeral home. H C Craig and Ed Deaver took the remains to Alexandria for funeral services Monday morning. Sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Deaver
Evenin.g
Nally
H. C. Craig
Ed Deaver
Alexandria
Nellie Petteys
G. W. Line
Henry Ronneker
Ogallala
J. K. Dykman
Dykman
Mary Mahaffey
Lewellen
Jerry Krupicka
Harry Weatherwax
Chappell
Mar
Lloyd Line
Fort Sollins
Colo
L. Lydiatt
Joe Pavglat
Denver
Mary Pavlat
Local Social Roundup From Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and multiple families visited Sidney on Wednesday. Calls and visits spread among the Ingwerson, Hume, Rufenacht, Frerichs and Cun ningham households. Easter events included Grace Mitchells pupil party and dinners with Garretts households.
Local social notes from Sidney area gatherings
Family hosted dinner at the Ludwig Larsen home in Sidney. Melvin Jurgens visited Orval Hume and John Borges. Several Hume children were absent from school. Mrs. Thurow and son visited Mrs. James Hume while Grace Mitchell stayed home. John Thompson stayed Sunday night with Gordon Cunningham. Bertha Borges and family met at Cecil Hume's. Ingwersons traveled to Sidney for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Walter Rufenacht
William Frerichs
Effie
Anna
Charles Schmidt
Lloyd
Cecil
Elda Hume
Sidney
Paul Ingwerson
Howard Neff
Arthur Ingwerson
Otto Rahe
John Garretts
Marjorie Ingwerson
Joyce Ingwerson
Gordon Cunningham
August Jurgens
Ben Jurgens
Lawrence
Francis Ingwerson
John Thompson
Lodge Pole
Harold Krieder
Grace Mitchell
Harvey Reed
William Florke
Charles Miller
Cecil Hume
Ellis Alvord
John Hume
Ludwig Larsen
Melvin Jurgens
Orval Hume
John Borges
Donaid
Eugene
Jerry
Ila Mae Hume
Garhart Thurow
Son
James Hume
Bertha Borges
Marvin confirms plans to travel for business at Burgess Music
Notices circulated that Leon S. Marvin piano tuner of six years with Burgess Music will not return to Sidney. He will make regular trips to handle business and requests leave orders with Mrs. Burgess at 1327 Maple and phone 4093. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Leon S. Marvin
Burgess Music Store
Mrs. Burgess
Maple
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Robert Simmons
Panhandle
R. C. A. Victor
W. D. Powell
B. J. Bates
Ruby
Ida Rhodes
Crook
Carl Kmart
Big Springs
Carie Bowser
Lydia Waters
Vera
R. F. Miller
George Sire
Mrs. George Line
Fred Lehmkuhl
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Lisco
Eagle
A. R. Larson
Fox
Ae Shuna
Flash Gordon
Jack Haley
Grace Bradley
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Sree
Temptation
Elkay's
Ater Cca
Mum New Perstik Quest
Amolia
Countri OR
Jean Hersholt
Dorothy Peterson
Fay Ray
Ralph Bellamy
Norwich Milk
Phillips Milk Mag
Witch Hazel
Sloans Liniment
Absorbine Jr
Esther Pow
N. R
Enders
U.S.P. Epsom Salts
Colgates
GEMEY
Satisfaction Schick Razor
Wanteed
Wrisley's Bath
DuBarry
Ginl
Ingersol
Marvelous
Sidney Drug CO
Union Pacific Bus Depot
R. E. Roche
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