Dimery Wins State Senator Nomination In Nebraska Race
Dimery defeats Johnson for the state senate nomination in the thirty first district after official county counts. Dimery leads 1703 to 1650 with mail ballots and late county results tightening the margin. Final results released after checks show Dimery gaining votes in Cheyenne, Kimball and other counties.
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Martin W. Chnery
Sidney
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Jolson
Dimery
Arthur
Senator Johnson
Johnson
Kumball
Cheyenne
Keith
Garden
Kimball
Turkey Raisers Hear Expert On Brooding Problems Next Week
County turkey raisers plan a 2 pm meeting Wednesday April 27 at the George Kavanaugh farm six miles east of Sidney. Poultry specialist Joe Claybaugh of the agricultural college will demonstrate a simple equipment method to prevent brooding losses. A sun parlor will be built from inexpensive materials to extend brooder house capacity and give direct sun while shielding from bad weather. Hardware-stoved water cracks and feed troughs will be prepared.
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George Kavanaugh
Sidney
Joe Claybaugh
The
Agricultural College
Broeder
Bury Lady At Wayne Burial For Mrs M S Englert Held In Wayne
The body of Mrs M S Englert was shipped Tuesday to Wayne for burial. She died at her Dalton area home early Monday. A native of Denmark born July 10 1863 in Copenhagen she was baptized Danish Lutheran and active in the church. She married in 1879 at La Porte Wayne county. La Porte later became Wayne and their eldest son was the village of Wayne’s first child.
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M. S. Englert
Wayne
Carpenter Regains Lead in Fifth District Nomination Count
Scottsbluff residents see Terry Carpenter back on top in the race for the Democratic nomination over Guy Doran and Rev. T. C. Osbourne. Final figures show Carpenter with 4 700 votes, Doran 4 654, Osborne 4 642, after adjustments from Logan County and AP tallies.
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Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Guy Doran
Sidney
Rev
T. C. Osbourne
Alliance
Scottshluff Star-Herald
Carpenter
Doran
Osborne
Star-herald
Wrrtuhe
Associated Press
Press Association
Logan County
John Armour
Leran
Deran
Armour
Court House
Star Herald
Revenue decline may halt county road work in Nebraska
The report shows a general gas tax revenue drop from severe winter months could limit matching federal highway funds in 1932. Governor Bryan signals potential curtailment of the current highway construction program. It remains unknown if Cheyenne county’s oil road program will stop, with a state highway department reply expected by Tuesday. A $750,000 shortfall in gas tax funding is noted.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Cheyenne County
State Highway Department
Oper
Street Department To Be A Separate Unit
City council met Wednesday night to outline plans for the 1932 program ahead of May council installation. The street and police departments will be separated this year, with no street commissioner yet named. Chief Carl Livoni has served as acting police chief but cannot devote full time to both duties.
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Carl Livoni
Livori
Final Date On Claim Filings is April 27th
Depositors of the defunct Liberty State bank have until April 27 to file claims for their deposits. Several deposits remain unclaimed and would be lost if not claimed. Depositors cooperated since the bank closed and a small dividend payment is believed near. Reports suggest a dividend may arrive in June or early July. Collection of outstanding notes is progressing satisfactorily, the depositors committee reports.
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Liberty State Bank
Local Store Plans A Guessing Contest At Brown's Central Shoe
Brown's Central Shoe announces a novel guessing contest inviting both adults and children to participate. Details are in the Telegraph advertisement and visible in an attractive window display at the store.
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Brown's Central Shoe Store
The
Telegraph
Sidney Plans Music Week Concerts May 2 6
Sidney prepares for national music week May 1 to 8 with nightly programs at the city auditorium starting 8 pm. Juvenile night Monday features children under 14, high school night Wednesday showcases school bands and choirs, soloists night Thursday highlights top solo acts, and Friday caps the week with the Sidney municipal band under Prof J W Cochran. Admission charged.
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Sidney
J. W. Cochran
Funeral Services for Col Persinger Held on Tuesday
Funeral services were held at Lodge Pole for Albert Benjamin Persinger, a rancher and merchant born in North Port Alabama in 1851. He died last Saturday in a Tuscaloosa Alabama hospital at age 80. He published papers in Alabama before moving west to Merino Colorado in 1877 to ranch.
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Lodge Pole
Ab! Persiigér“plonéés
Nebraska
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Albert Benjamin Persinger
Elias and
Louise Persinger
North Port
Mary Searcy
Pascaloosa
Two Charges Ready in Volkert Mystery
County officials wait for missing man Louis Volkert before taking further action. County Attorney Kepler said two charges could be filed and hinted the production story was a hoax to aid his escape. Sheriff Schulz pursued a credible tip and officers believe Volkert is alive, having written a note to his wife mailed from Brush, Colorado.
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Louis Volkert
Kepler
Volkert
Association Plans Heavy Advertising for Denver Black Hills Highway
The Denver Black Hills Highway Association aims to spend several hundred dollars in the next year on a large scale advertising program. Funds will come from chambers of commerce and merchants along the route. L T Poole, president, has written hundreds of letters to publicize the highway and garner federal recognition and exclusive numbering. Towns along the route support cooperation to advance the project and possibly secure federally mapped status.
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Denver-Black Hills
Chambers of Commerce
L T Poole
Red Tag Sale Draws Well At Sidney Hardware
G B Wookey manager reports the red tag sale at Sidney Hardware has drawn a liberal response each day since opening Saturday. The sale continues until tomorrow night.
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Wookey
Sidney
G B. Wookey
Scholastic Leaders Named in Local Schools and St Patrick's Academy
Scholastic leaders announced from St Patrick's Academy and Sidney public schools cover grades one through twelve. Top averages exceed 98 percent with many students posting high marks led by Estyl Jobe and Mary Donnelly among others across high school and junior levels.
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ST. Patrick's Academy
St. Patrick’s Academy
Mary Donnelly
Richard Patrowsky
Clarence Beyer
Mary Kumor
Ened Rogers
Sidney Public Schools
Estyl Jobe
Alicia Johnson
Viola Benish
Faye Newton
Helen Harper
Dorothy Nelson
Beulah Brewer
Keith Ericson
Bernice Narjes
Alma Meyer
Albert Mahr
Joan Bicknell
Government sets April 29 deadline for crop loan applications
Crop loans to Cheyenne county farmers total 29232 to date with an average 213 for 137 recipients. About half of applications funded. total loans likely exceed 50000. No new seed loans after April 29. most applications approved in Minneapolis region. Loans carry 4.15 percent interest, due next fall and give government first lien on crops. Farmers must plant a vegetable garden and allocate grain acreage for roughage to prevent feed shortages. County committees will assist with applications.
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Cheyenne County
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Arbor Day Program At Senior High Opens Today
A joint Arbor day and bicentennial event is held at the new senior high school this afternoon at two. Chinese elms will be planted, donated by Sidney individuals and organizations. I. L. Pindell will deliver the main address on Arbor day themes, as Nebraska marks double significance.
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Sidney
I. L. Pindell
Nebraska
Hornaday to Sing in Vitaphone Short at Fox Theater
Franklin Hornaday, son of Mr and Mrs C W Hornaday from Sidney, appears in Subway Symphony a Vitaphone short feature at the Fox theatre in Cheyenne county next Wednesday and Thursday. Manager A J Hamilton praises the booking, calling it a cinema treat for Sidney audiences.
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Cheyenne County
Fox Theatre
Sidney Boy
Vitaphone
Franklin Hornaday
C. W. Hornaday
Hornaday
A. J. Hamilton
Sidney
Catholic Bazaar And Supper On May Third
Plans are underway for the annual spring bazaar staged by the Altar Society of the Catholic church. The event on Tuesday May 3 includes a supper and a dance with ample seating for several hundred. Further notices will appear in upcoming issues ahead of May 3.
Funeral Services For Popular Sidney Lady Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank E. Vizina 62 will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church. She died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness, two months of critical condition, and death was not unexpected by her family. A Sidney resident for 14 years, she was widely known in the city. Rev W T Kahse will officiate and Gehrig funeral service will handle burial. Mrs Vizina is survived by her family.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank E. Vizina
Vizina
Vizinas
Sidney
W. T. Kahse
Gehrig
Ball Game Sunday Preview Seals and Lodge Pole Nine
The Sidney Seals schedule a Sunday practice at the local ball park to preview this year’s lineup and the Lodge Pole entry in the Wheat Belt loop. Prospects look bright as candidates train daily, with an improved defense and offense anticipated. The game starts at 2 30 p m.
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Sidney Seals
Lodge Pole
Seals
Wheat Belt Loop
Sidney Park
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