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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

6

Erosion Danger Not Critical Says Gross on Dust and Erosion

Gross reports wind erosion is serious but wind is not the only threat. Water erosion wastes millions of tons of soil yearly, with vast agricultural loss. He cites Nebraska regions, recommends strip farming and grain sorghum to curb dust storms. He criticizes industrial east farming politics and AAA opponents, urging farmer action backed by administration.

Agricultural College and Extension Service Gross Nebraska Sand Hills Furnas County Webster College,of Agigniture Feldman AAA

Rotarians Hear About Mexico Friday Night

The Rotary club heard about Mexico City at a Friday meeting. Hammond McNish spoke on the city using book knowledge to portray it well despite never visiting. J. W. Johnson performed a vocal solo during the program.

Mexico Rotary Club Mexico City Hammond McNish J. W. Johnson

Garden Irrigation Meeting Planned for Sidney

Albert Molenar and Josie FJ of the College of Agriculture will hold a meeting at Sidney’s district court room on Monday April 22 at 745 p m about garden irrigation. They will cover open furrow methods and irrigation suited to Nebraska conditions and answer attendees questions. Farmers and city gardeners are urged to attend for practical economic guidance on selecting garden locations with water supply windbreak and soil fertility and to premoisten ground to four feet for a dry season starting August.

Albert Molenar Josie FJ College of Agriculture District Court Room Sidney Nebraska

Feldman Say faces attacks from selfish interests on AAA

Feldman warns that selfish interests attack the AAA program. He says cooperation is vital for success and county welfare outweighs political prejudice. He blames industrial interests for opposing AAA and notes their role in discouraging the program.

Feldman

Less Moisture Here Than Last Year In County

Weather notes show several parts of the county with more precipitation than Sidney, yet likely not exceeding 2.1 inches. Crop observers seek more moisture in April and May to sustain crops into summer. The county agent predicts a 30 percent wheat crop in Cheyenne County if normal precipitation returns through harvest. Reseeding and field work are under way as spring wheat and corn acreage is set.

Sidney Cheyenne County

Start Tearing Apart Unicameral Measure

The piece reports tensions among Nebraska senators in 1936 over unicameral reform with Rasdal pressing for western concessions, calling for fair treatment and warning of possible secession or joining neighboring states. Northern Nebraskans and Speaker O Gara echo annexation sentiments as debate intensifies.

Rasdal Wyoming Colorado Stouteville Bridgeport

County Board Urges Completion of No 19 Route

The county board urges finishing No 19 to avoid grade crossings. The new highway, built to replace several crossings between Huntsman and Peetz, will pass over the Union Pacific overpass east of town and bypass Sidney and other rails, not entering Sidney.

County Board Huntsman Peetz Sidney Lorenzo Union Pacific Railroad Town Burlington

Wheat Growers Vote On Referendum On AAA Program

John Dexter of AAA told 60 representatives from 11 states in Kansas City that the wheat referendum is a vote on the entire AAA program not just wheat. The May 25 deadline prompts county committees to hold at least three meetings to discuss continuing the adjustment program with a clear choice of yes or no.

John Dexter AAA Kansas City Dexter Reuben Binkham Washington Bingham G. E. Farrell Farrell

Farmers Vote On Wheat Policy In National Referendum

Four years will be cast at polling places in wheat producing states to decide the government's future policy on wheat production control. The AAA has not stated the required majority. Farrell emphasized counting total votes, not margins, and confirmed no program will advance without farmer support. AAA officials and extension workers from Kansas to Wyoming attended the meeting to learn referendum plans.

United States AAA Farrell Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri Colorado Texas New Mexico Iowa Arkansas Arizona Wyoming

Dixon Still Tops In Local Fifth Circles Boxing Night Spotlight

Dixon is praised by Lou Hokuf state boxing commissioner as the best in Nebraska. Showdown potential with Showboat McQuillan teased for late May. Kenny Austin wins eight round semi final over Freddie Shanks in Fort Morgan. Loebe and Connor draw, Garcia loses to McKelvie on fouls.

Lou Hokuf Hokuf Dixon Nebraska Nebraska Boxing Legion Committee McQuillan Denver Freddie Shanks Fort Morgan Austin Shanks Bob Loebe Sidney Arlie Connor Julesburg Loebe Connor Bobby Garcia Dude McKelvie Sterling McKelvie Garcia

Local boxing card ends with three round draws amid crowd feedback

Luke McGluke of Marsland and Collie Collier of Bridgeport fought to a three round draw in a bout praised for skill while Poole McGluke edged in the opinion of some. K O Tschacher defeated One Round Buettner in a 50 pounder. Freckles Murray faced Pretty Boy Tschacher in a 90 pounder. Referee Handley drew mixed reactions from the crowd.

Luke McGluke Marsland Poole K. O. Tschacher Buettner Freckles Murray Pretty Boy Tschacher

Poppy Day Drive To Be Held On May 25

Poppy Day efforts continue through winter and spring to support self and families. public response on the drive will determine the level of assistance provided.

How Soon and How Extensively This Work Can Be Opened

The auxiliary women will request each person to contribute in exchange for poppies. Funds fund welfare work for living veterans their dependents and orphans. Money supports the legion and auxiliary through local post and unit welfare efforts.

Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary

Bunker Hill Play Delayed By Snowstorm At Sunnyside

Local residents report a blizzard disrupted plans for Henpecked Hero at Sunnyside Tuesday night. Cast members stayed with Albert Johnson as Earl Bayne and families visited neighbors. Several gatherings occurred Sunday and Monday while Christmas week functions were postponed and school canceled at Bunker Hill due to snow.

Bunker Hill Sunnyside Albert Johnson Earl ‘Bayne Iva Beyer Harriet Engel Taylor Hospital Willis Beyer Fred Engel Richard Welton Alvin Seimers Fred Seimers Lorine Engel Doris Thurston Fred Beyer Frank Beyer John Engel Charles Gabriel Gurley Glen Bales Hilbert Borcher Earl Bayne Carl Schmidt J. A. Sparks Art Borcher Paul Meyer

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