Death of German Leader Shocks World Press
News briefs report the death of President Paul von Hindenburg at age 85 in Germany. Chancellor Hitler declares himself president and chancellor, aiming to name a successor if needed. European and American observers fear possible war implications, with Mussolini signaling continued resistance to German influence in Austria.
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Balloonists Overestimate Altitude in Official Ceiling
A historic balloon ascent notes the official ceiling was several hundred feet higher than the balloonists had calculated, highlighting a discrepancy between observed altitude and official measurement.
Union Valley Social Notes Share Local Visits and Tragedy
Mr and Mrs K C Finney and family and Mrs Nelson Finney were Sidney shoppers Saturday. The Jones and Benson families mourn Leonard Jones death at Lincoln. Local residents attended Mack Radcliffe’s birthday party and Steve Babb with wife stayed at the Ravert home.
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Death of rural mail carrier shocks Lodge Pole
Citizens of Lodge Pole mourn the sudden death of Lloyd Lehmkuhl while delivering mail on his route last Wednesday. The community recalls his service and attends the funeral as relatives visit and others move about town with updates on local residents and neighboring trips.
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Mrs Crose Returns From Denver After Son’s Operation
Mrs W G Crose came home Monday after a Denver trip for her son Harry’s operation. Eda and Frank Lehmkuhl of Wahoo and Mrs Nellie Lehmkuhl visited Oshkosh friends Sunday morning, then met the former’s wife in Sidney. Ed Lehmkuhl family left for Wisconsin Dells area before returning. Jack Hanna and son Jack of Shawnee Okla visited relatives Monday. Cushman Lawrence and son, former Lodge Pole residents, passed through en route to Lincoln. Mrs B C Brentzer and daughter Mrs G C Mosier hosted a shower for daughter and sister Mrs Jack Walters. guests brought many gifts and refreshments were served.
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Wheat Rule Change May Come This Fall
Nebraska officials may apply administrative ruling 30 to relax the 54 percent seed default for wheat under drought, allowing counties declared as drought areas to waive the seed rule for the 1935 crop. Farmers may file intentions in fall if the waiver is approved, with rains potentially altering plans.
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Frontier celebration figures attend Cheyenne event
Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins of Orville and Opal Gibbins attended the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne on Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Neich also traveled to Sidney on Saturday for the event.
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Local News Sketches of Area Residents and Visits
Bert Gibbins hauls wheat for Bentley. Mr and Mrs Charles Neick and Mr and Mrs Vernon Neick visit Ray Miles in Stoneham Colorado. Jean Johneson stays with aunt Mrs Frank Christensen near Dal ton. Mr and Mrs Steve Babb visit Charles and William Neick. Neal Rowan and daughter Norma Lee visit Sidney. Vernon Neick shopps in Sidney. A daughter dines at Lynn Cunningham home. Earl Johnson calls at Vernon Neick home.
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Bunker Hill Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs Arthur Garvin and children Mrs Ralph Garvin Miss Betty Garvin Ted Lieber and Stanley Beyer were guests at the John Engel home Sunday afternoon. Earl Bayne and family and Fred Beyer and son Raymond visited the Mrs Iva Beyer home Sunday. Norma Jean Seimers visited Dick Seimers Monday. Community members attended Broadwater dances Saturday night. Mrs August Suckstoof and daughters Eloise and Janice Mrs Lape Herts and daughter Dorothy and...
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Ralph Garvin
Betty Garvin
Ted Lieber
Stanley Beyer
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Earl Bayne
Fred Beyer
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Iva Beyer
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Norma Jean
Dick Seimers
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Lape Herts
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Social visits and a 5 to 4 Bunker Hill victory
Rose and Mrs Charles Gabriel with Roy visited the John Engel home Tuesday afternoon. Alvin Alfred and Ethel Seimers called at the Fred Beyer home Monday evening. Bunker Hill defeated Bushnell 5 to 4 Sunday. Iva Beyer and sons James and Albert, and Max McMillen joined at the Fred Beyer home Sunday evening. Dick Selmers and children Alvin and Ethel, Carl Schmidt, Ervin Selmers and Fred Kettler shared a picnic at Johnson's grove Sunday. Mrs Richard Welton and son visited the Fred Beyer home Tuesday. Lupe Hertz, Charles Gabriel and George Rohde dropped by the John Engel home Monday afternoon. Lorine, Evelyn, Harriet and Arlene Engel, Eloige and Janice Suckles and Dorothy Rose Hertz called at the Fred Beyer home Tuesday.
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Fred Kettler
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Corn Deteriorates In Hot Dry Weather
Crop damage worsened as droughty conditions persist. A. E. Anderson, state and federal crop statistician, reported further injury to crops, citing heat and dryness as primary factors.
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Farmers Face Feed Shortage as Drought Bites
Weekly reports to the office show potential feed if rain comes in August. About a third of farmers shipped beef cattle and roughly half that number moved milk cows due to drought. Corn deteriorates, largely a complete failure, with much too poor for age. Deterioration eased in cooler days, northeastern and northwestern areas show limited recovery. Tame hay at 20 percent, pasture 24 percent. Cattle condition downgraded to 63 percent.
Orpheum Scottsbluff card features McQuillan brothers headlining
The Orpheum in Scottsbluff hosts a two ten round bouts Monday. Phil McQuillan, a black fighter, faces Billy Vaughan while his brother Showboat McQuillan meets Eddie Fay Clark in the headline. Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor the card.
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