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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1932

Page

6

Upsets Rock Softball Leagues as Underdogs Win

Standings across two leagues show surprises as Tuesday evening results toppled top teams. National Postoffice leads with 7-0, others include Osborn Uptegrove 4-1, Conoco 4-2, Western Creamery 4-2, and more, with varied records like American Venoco 6-0 and Legion 0-5.

Page 1 National Postoffice Osborn- Uptegrove Conoco Western Creamery Bonham’s Union Telegraph Boyd's K. of C Lions Legion American—Venoco de Molay Green Lantern Finke Power Phone Piggly Wiggly Union Pacific Knotholes Bottlers Chevroelt

Rural districts in excellent financial shape says Mrs Nelson

Mrs Nelson reports ten high school districts total $27 440 40 in the county and believes the entire rural system is fundamentally sound. She warns there is no danger of impairment unless conditions worsen beyond present levels.

Nelson

State Tax Levy Will Rise Despite Decline in Land Values

The general fund levy will raise 5,714,244 while the capitol levy adds 278,126, totaling 5,992,371. Last year the combined levy was 6,213,419. The board added 4 percent for tax collections, with total requirements at 6,985,545 and available funds at 7,209,087, leaving a 223,542 margin. Miscellaneous state department collections amount to 1,070,120 and intangible property taxes add 146,596. State Tax Commissioner Smith corrected prior errors in assessing Iowa Nebraska Light and Nebraska Power Company franchises.

General Fund Capitol State Board Smith Iowa-Nebraska Light Company Nebraska Power Company

Potato Tour Dropped by Cheyenne County This Year

Cheyenne County will not host the Potato Tour this year though plans discussed include harvest injury prevention, new varieties, strain adaptations, disease control, storage facilities, and production cost reduction. Specialists from the experiment station, agricultural college, USDA soil experts, and federal inspectors joined growers and shippers from the region to explore better market contacts. Telegraph Wananis set results.

Experiment Station and Agricultural College U. S. Department of Agriculture Federal Inspection Service

Harvest Activity Over Cheyenne County Continues

Harvest progress in Cheyenne County edges forward with most wheat stored or saved for market. Barley is kept for feed, corn has grown with recent rains, and farmers expect late maturity near August 20. Elevators report light marketings and plan steady shipments into fall.

Long legal fight looms over revolt of towns

The Western Public Service Company faces a possible court battle as towns push for municipal control. It has expanded Sidney plant and invested heavily in rural electrification to Lodge Pole valley and Chadron, while planning lines north and south to aid farmers. Company officials suspect Denver engineers provoke unrest.

Western Public Service Company Sidney Lodge Pole Chadron Denver Colorado Nebraska

Agricultural Goods Decline Slowed and Wool Output Forecast

The report notes a definite check to a steady decline in agricultural goods with fewer lambs to market next winter and smaller stocks of meats and eggs reducing burdens. It also forecasts a downward trend in sheep and wool production in western states over the coming years.

August Theatre Calendars Distributed This Week

The Fox Theatre completed distribution of August calendars this week. Those who did not receive one may have it delivered to their door by calling the theatre.

Fox Theatre

Commissioners Gate Expense Cuts Amid Lowered Valuation

Cheyenne county officials face hard times as valuations fall and the board adopts strict economy. They refuse nonessential grants, curb poor relief, limit courthouse expenses, and scrutinize road and project spending to reduce debt and stabilize finances. The policy aims to earn public trust through businesslike, prudent budgeting.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Court House

Will Bill Big Boxing Card in September World Title Affair

A major boxing event in Denver is planned for September headlined by Will Bill, with over a thousand fans expected at the city auditorium. Benny Reitz of Holyoke seeks redemption after last month’s setback, and Anderson of Cheyenne may test his comeback. Weldon Thomas from Sidney is billed for two tough fights, with Collart of Gurley possible, promising a high payoff for local fans.

Will Bill Tory Denver City Auditorium Billy Reitz Holyoke Reitz Clark Anderson Cheyenne Weldon’ Thomas Sidney Collart Gurley

Farmers oppose sales holiday plan for many growers

Farmers in western Nebraska and the Nebraska panhandle condemn a proposed sales holiday as hopeless for many. They urge a co operative movement and a practical marketing scheme tied to seasons and demand to restore post war prices. Other growers agree but say hungry mouths must be fed.

Olson Nebraska Middle Western Nebraska Panhandle

Social News From North Divide Area

Mrs. Pearl Lipke hosted the C C club with guests Mrs. C B Kinteen and children. Theo Olk and son of Norfolk visited J A Sparks. Ruth Kinton is recovering from appendicitis. Numerous Sparks family visits include Carl Schmidt and Kinton households. Agnes Chambers returned to Denver to nurse duties. Mrs Ziemers of Norfolk visited Elmer Hughes.

Dorothy Lipke C. C. Club C B. Kinteen Lipke Theo Olk Son Norfolk J. A. Sparks Boyd Harold Tobin C. W Sparks Carl Schmidt Ruth Kinton Agnes Helen Chambers Alfred Koester Henry Yowell C. B. Kinton Rosetta Alfred Seimers Robert Sparks Evelyn Blanke Joy Sparks Ruth Sparks Agnes Chambers Denver Ziemers Elmer Hughes Lowell Wolverton Conrad Glans Paul Sparks Otto Kurz Sidney

Five Day Week Backing Grows With Hoover Support

Rapid relief plans center on spreading the five day work week and the federal reserve board allowing loans to individuals by member banks. President Hoover names Doak and Lamont to oversee a New England backed division, as Congress grants limited authority for Fed banks to advance funds under new relief law.

Federal Reserve Board Hoover White House Doak and Lamont Garner Reconstruction Corporation Congress Reserve Board Secretary of the Treasury Comptroller of the Currency

East Dalton Notes and Local Visit Highlights

Ruth Jobe reports from East Dalton on a two week gap in George Worth’s rural route duties, social visits at the Henry Yowell and Mrs. Peterson homes, and upcoming start of school on August 29. Items include cherry picking, a rattlesnake incident during shocking, and visits by Sam Brady and family to Kallenbach and Mintken households plus A W Jobe and Christensen households. Hepner’s straw hats offered at 65 cents.

George Worth Fred Rathman Henry Yowell Peterson James Devier Forrest Devier Edith Louis Kallenbach Harold Sam Brady Kansas City Brady Ed Mintken Sam Bracy John Kallenbach A. W. Jobe Pauline Marie Carl Christensen

One Time Resident of This City Dies on Train

A former resident known locally as Hoops dies aboard a train at age 11? He had been a horse buyer for a Grand Island firm before coming to Sidney and returned to that business after leaving Sidney. The body was shipped to Seward, Hoops’ hometown, for burial.

Sidney Hoops Grand Island Seward

West Center Social Notes From J C Guill Home

Mrs W J Ewing and others visited J C Guill home Wednesday afternoon. Various neighbors and relatives including Osborn Swanson and Guill family members called or spent time at the home. Several guests traveled from Council Bluffs to visit relatives, with multiple dinners and calls noted across the week.

Pleasant View Dinner Guests From Froham and Local Family

Mrs J E Morrow reports Sunday dinner guests at the C G Gemeinhardt home included Mr and Mrs Charles Fiehler and family of Froham Missouri and Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert.

Charles Fiehler Froham, Mo Ben. Hilpert C. G. Gemeinhardt

Local Grocery Deals On Bacon Tea And Butter

Coupon era ads advertise mild large bacon prized at 12 14 cents per pound with whole or half sides available. Orange Pekoe tea promotes 19 cents per half pound in chests and bags. Creamery Butter offered at 17 cents per pound all day Friday and Saturday, touted as Colorado’s best with strict sanitation and year of complaint-free quality.

Colorado

Household Social Roundup At Local Homes

Paul Morrow and Rodney and Wendell Mathewson spent Thursday night at the J. E. Morrow home. Art Brandenberg visited Dan Heimer Friday. Rev and Mrs G H Boehnke and family, Art Weinhold and Bill Poppitz were Sunday dinner guests at the Otto Bergt home. J E Morrow visited Vern Pearson Friday. W R Morrow accompanied him home. Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller and family and Mr and Mrs Anton Steffens and families spent Sunday at Albert Schlicting home. Paul Morrow visited Charles Herboldsheimer Sunday evening. William Morrow and Paul Morrow called at Vern Pearson Sunday afternoon. Delores and Shirley Hitzeman, nephews of Mrs G H Boehnke, have been visiting at Boehnke home, returning Monday to St Paul Minn. Ladies Aid met last Thursday in church basement, Mrs Frank Mueller hostess.

W. J. Ewing Cresswell Clara Ewing J. C. Guill Clara Lucile Swanson Ira Guill Just Jensen O. E. Osborn Myron Hough Council Bluffs E. E. Osborn George Young Arnold Jeanette Draper Paul Draper Arthur Yocum Paul Morrow Rodney Wendell Mathewson J. E. Morrow Art Brandenberg Dan Heimer G. H. Boehnke Art Weinhold Bill Poppitz Otto Bergt Vern Pearson W. R. Morrow Frank Mueller Anton Steffens Albert Schlicting Charles Herboldsheimer William Morrow Delores Shirley Mhitzeman Boehnke Mon- Gay St. Paul, Minn Ladies Aid

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Clendars Battle Creek Yellowstone M. J. B. Coffee Greenlees’ Inc North Divide Mrs. Pearl] Sparks East Dalton By Ruth Jobe Hepner Penney's Asia Penney’s Penney’s Largest Big Boy J.c.penney Co.inc Tenth Ave Nebr West Center By Ruth Osborn O. P. Skaggs System Skagg Tom Brown Culver Sam Summerville Richard Cromwell H. B. Warner Culver Military Academy Freytag Variety Store Bergstrom Service Station Hepner Clothing McDaniel Garage Lecon Fine’s Safeway Sidney Drug Mission Super Service James Cafe Sidney Laundry and Dry Cleaners—Central Shoe Store Merton Ict Amou I Cargo Erwin ‘Zasu Pitts Ben Turpin Joan Blondell Stuart Iveth LA , Lugosi Sidney Fox Edgar Allan Poe Fin
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