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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1946

Page

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Cheyenne County Fair Opens Next Week in Sidney

Postwar revival brings four day fair August 13 14 15 16 with a $6000 plus investment and plans for crowds. Local stores offices to close afternoons as 4 H Home Ec Vo-Ag exhibitors, horse show, rodeo, fireworks and calf scramble headline a varied program. Linden street and highway 30 access noted. American Legion manages ticket sales.

Sidney Telegraph Vo-Ag John Martinosky Martinosky Fair Board Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club William Neary Rex Brownie Brothers Amusement Co Linden Street The American Legion the Telegraph

Winn Photos Show 4-H Club Activity

This Telegraph issue features photographs of county 4-H club personnel and leaders taken by Vergal Winn. Winn, an instructor in Sidney schools, is noted as a renowned amateur photographer connected with the county extension office prepared stories for the fair edition.

Telegraph Vergal Winn County Extension Office Extension Office Winn Sidney

Plan to merge Nebraska counties into 12 divisions

Miner Hinman of North Platte proposes consolidating Nebraska 93 counties into 12 without a survey. The plan would save costs by eliminating 81 county courts jails sheriffs and officers. Counties would keep county seat names. western district examples include Alliance Sioux Dawes Sheridan Box Butte and others.

Miner Hinman North Platte Insurance and Real Estate Nebraska Mr. Hinman Alliance— Sioux Dawes Sheridan Box Butte Sidney Scotts Bluff Morrill Garden Banner Kimball Cheyenne Deuel Valentine Cherry North Platte Grant Hooker Thomas Arthur McPherson Logan Keith Perkins Lincoln McCook Chase Hayes Frontier Dundy Hitchcock Red Willow

Lions Backing Iron Lung Campaign In Cheyenne County

The Lions Club endorses a drive to purchase an iron lung for county use. Finance committee led by A J Jorgenson to plan fundraising. Drs. Grimm Roche and Babbitt pledge help. cost estimated at two to two and a half thousand dollars. President Spearow urges immediate action as polio cases rise in western Nebraska and nearby Colorado. Lungs already exist in Ogallala Kimball Scotts Bluff and Alliance for emergencies. Nebraska polio statewide up to 105 with 11 new cases. Dawes and Douglas counties each 19, Scotts Bluff 11, Pawnee 9. State park pool closures in Chadron Niobrara and Lincoln deaths noted. officials say outbreak under control.

The Lions Club Cheyenne County A. J. Jorgenson B. H. Grimm R. E. Roche C .H. Babbitt Glenn Spearow Spearow Nebraska Chadron Scottsbluff Colorado Ogallala Kimball Scotts Bluff Alliance State Health Department Lincoln Dawes Douglas Pawnee County Niobrara Glen Foster State Game Commission Floyd Alcorn

Dorn tops shooters with 98 100 Sunday at Sidney Gun Club

Dayton Dorn of Big Springs, former state trap shooting champ ion, led a strong field with a 98 100 at the Sidney Gun Club registered shoot on Sunday. John Vogel of Alliance posted 94, while Barney Anthony of Sidney and Wayne Wilson of Cheyenne tied at 96 100, with R W Long of McDonald, Kansas close at 97 100. Additional notable scores included Bob Lindsey of Chappell 92 and Ray Averill of Sidney 91.

Dayton Dorn Big Springs Sidney John Vogel Alliance Barney Anthony Wayne Wilson Cheyenne R. W. Long McDonald Kan Dorn

Civic Progress Is Subject At Board Session

The city council held a special meeting to discuss paving districts 15 and 16 and general health and sanitation. Bids will follow after surveys by Ed Grupe and James Hazelwood. West Sidney sewer work may require storm sewers and bonds. open dumping will be eliminated with trench system to curb vermin. Rats at the city dump will be attacked by exterminators led by Councilman J. K. Mahr.

Sidney Gordon Tobin Tenth Avenue Ed Grupe Scottsbluff James Hazelwood West Sidney The Telegraph J. K. Mahr

Averaged land values across Nebraska farms set at 22.07 per acre

Tax Commissioner Robert Armstrong reports the average assessed value of farm land in Nebraska is 22.07 dollars per acre, about 79 percent of the 16 year average selling price. The state board of equalization raised assessments 10 to 15 percent in ten northwestern counties to align with statewide levels. most counties show farm land assessed at 56 to 86 percent of the county sale price, Grant county lacking enough sales data for comparison.

Nebraska Robert Armstrong Board of Equalization Grant County

County Fair Dance Heads to Friday Night

The Teatimers a six member Sidney band will provide music for the county fair dance at the city auditorium next Friday night August 16. The group features Don Hornbeck Dan Smith Jack Jedrick Tom Kokjer Jr Jack Bentley and Harold Adams and is billed as the official county fair dance with a large crowd expected.

County Fair Sidney City Auditorium Don Hornbeck Dan Smith Jack Jedrick Tom Kokjer, Jr Jack Bentley Harold Adams

Heaton May Be Chairman in Nebraska Dems Fight

Omaha Mayor Charles W. Leeman pushes for fresh blood in Nebraska Democratic leadership ahead of August 15 convention. He cites Pat Heaton Sidney Reed O’Hanlon Blair and other young candidates while Lincoln Democrats C J Campbell and Harry K Easton back his opposition to William Ritchie. Campbell urges a non aligned chair with broader Democratic support to heal a divided party.

Charles W. Leeman Omaha William Ritchie Leeman Nebraska Heaton O'Hanlon Lincoln Democrats Ritchie C J. Campbell Nebraska Bar Association Democratic State Committee Harry K Easton Campbell Reed O'Hannon Blair Pat Heaton Sidney Robert O'Hanion Organization of Young Democrats Leon Sprague Red Cloud James C. Quigley

Election Of Soil Heads August 24

An election will be held Saturday August 24 to choose four Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District supervisors. Eight candidates include Earl Anderson and Leo Willoughby Potter Rex Carey Dalton Berton Cunningham Gurley Morris Nelson Sidney FE R Maurice Nelson Sidney ER Frages LeMoyne Johnson Fred Lehmkuht Ledgepole. Landowners may vote 1 to 9 pm in the district court room at the county courthouse or cast ballots early at local banks or the Sidney extension office. Nonresident landowners or mail voters apply to Clyde Johnson in Sidney. Soil conservation work has spread across Nebraska with progress in Scotts Bluff Sioux Merrill counties and Deud County. The district aims to provide machinery and services to control soil erosion, building on farmer practices already in place.

Cheyenne County Court House Potter State Bank Potter Dalton State Bank Dalton First State Bank Lodgepole Sidney Clyde Johnson Nebraska Deud County Way Scotts Bluff Sioux County Merrill County

Architect Drawings For Legion Club House At 10th And Linden

Sidney American Legion Post No. 17 plans a brick and glass club house at 10th and Linden. Denver architect Charles Strong will prepare plans and apply for CPA permits with a target to start building next spring, with total costs around 75 000 dollars plus furnishings and equipment.

10Th and Linden Sidney American Legion Charles Strong Denver CPA Strong

33 Year Old Potter Mother and Baby Die

A 33 year old Potter woman Mrs Donald Bickel died early Wednesday ten minutes after delivering a stillborn daughter. She suffered a severe heart attack Tuesday while under oxygen in a local hospital. Survived by her husband and a four year old daughter plus two other children from a former marriage. Home of family is in Potter. funeral arrangements handled by Burwell Funeral Home.

Potter Donald Bickel Rural Electric Company

Narjes Cattle Break Denver Market Record

Gus Narjes cattle drew a Denver all time high price with twenty six choice steers selling for 2675 dollars per hundredweight on the market. The 26,565 pounds total averaged 1021 pounds per steer and were raised and fattened on the Narjes farm south of Sidney. Narjes plans another car of steers for sale next week as Cheyenne County farmers show topnotch production beyond wheat.

Denver Gus Narjes Narjes Sideny Perservers Neeting Cheyenne County

REA Gets Permit To Build 124 Miles Of Lines

The Rural Electric Company of Pine Bluffs Wyoming gained state railway commission approval to construct 124 miles of lines across Kimball Banner and Cheyenne counties with Cheyenne county lines in the Potter neighborhood. At the same hearing Burlington Railroad was authorized to discontinue pick up and delivery service at Gurley effective October 1.

Rural Electric Company of Pine Bluffs Wyo State Railway Commission Kimball Banner Cheyenne Cheyenne County Potter Burlington Railroad Gurley

Wheat Betterment Firm Is Organized In Sidney

Incorporation papers filed with the Secretary of State include the Sidney Wheatbelt Association, a non profit group formed to promote exchange of scientific and agricultural knowledge. Herman L. Hailey of Sidney is resident agent.

Secretary of State Sidney Wheatbelt Association Sidney Herman L. Hailey

More Fair Ads In Paper On Tuesday

The Telegraph could not reach all Sidney businesses for county fair ads in this special issue. Due to staff shortages, some ads were omitted today. Tuesday's Telegraph will mail to the same list. Businesses wanting county fair ads must submit copy by Saturday.

Telegraph Sidney

Penney Store In Today’s Ad In Sidney Community Ad

The J. C. Penney Co store in Sidney, run by Carl Ziegler since 1940, has aided local trade growth since arriving in 1928 via the Byars chain. Located at 1027 Illinois St after moving from Tenth Ave, the store employs nineteen staff and offers apparel, dry goods, shoes, and novelties. The firm, originating from Kemmerer Wyoming in 1902, now operates 1609 stores nationwide and plans expansion when conditions allow. The Penney store also serves as an official Boy Scout and Cub Scout distributor.

J. C. Penney Co Carl Ziegler Sidney Penneys J. B. Byars Company Tenth Avenue Illinois St J C Penney Kemmerer Wyo Ziegled Penney

Golf Qualification Schedule At Sidney Country Club

Sidney golfers must qualify by August 17 or the next interclub meet. The club travels to Alliance on Sunday August 18 with the low ten qualifiers forming the Sidney crew. Golf Chairman P J Heaton reminds members to qualify for the club championship between August 17 and 25. The Calcutta Pool dinner is set for Wednesday August 28 at the clubhouse.

Sidney Country Club Sidney Alliance Sidney Crew Golf P. J. Heaton Calcutta

Western Folk Songs At Lions Luncheon

Vergal Winn led a program of western and folk songs at the Lions Club meeting with banjo accompaniment. The high spot was Straw berry Bean. President Glenn Spearow outlined the year’s aims, including buying an iron lung and sponsoring a soap box derby.

Vergal Winn Lions Club Winn Lions Glenn Spearow

Annual Horse Show Adds Colorful Entertainment At Fair

The Cheyenne County Fair opens August 14 with the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club presenting its third annual Horse Show alongside a county fair program. A parade will lead to the fairgrounds, with events including stake and quarter mile races, musical rope race, cutting horse, kid races, and trail classes. The American Legion Club hosts daily open houses from 5 pm to midnight at 93914 Illinois St, offering lounge space and air conditioning during the fair week.

American Legion Club the Legion Ilinois St Cheyenne County Fair Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club The Saddle Club Fair Board Sidney Fair Grounds Kid's Pleasure Horse

Systems For Discharge Of Non-Volunteer Enlisted Personnel

War Department discloses the demobilization rules for non volunteer enlisted personnel. Non volunteer enlisted men with 20 months service as of September 30 1945 will be separated by that date. Beginning October 1 1945 those with 18 months service as of November 30 will be eligible and will be separated by November 30. From December 1945 onward any month an enlistment reaches 18 months the member will be separated by the last day of that month. Women follow the same criteria until September 30 1945. WAC personnel whose terms expire by June 30 1946 are urged in July to volunteer through June 30 1947 or for the duration of the emergency plus six months.

War Department Army WAC

Childrens Clinic At Chadron Postponed

Officials in charge of the extension clinic for crippled children announced a definite postponement in Chadron due to the current polio epidemic. Dr. E W Hancock, pediatric surgeon from Lincoln, was to arrive Wednesday to examine cases at Chadron Municipal Hospital. The annual lad clinic beginning August 11 was cancelled for precautionary polio measures.

Chadron E. W. Hancock Lincoln Nebraska Division of Crippled Children Service Dawes County

VFW Sponsoring V J Night Dance at Auditorium

The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary sponsor a V J night dance at the auditorium next Wednesday August 14. Russ Prettymaan and his band will provide music. The event marks the first anniversary of peace for veterans and honors V J Day as a significant wartime date.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Russ Prettymaan VFW

Traffic Charges In Court During Week

Donald Schwartz of Potter was fined ten dollars and costs by County Judge Robert A. Barlow for improper passing on a public highway after being accused by a state highway patrolman. Martha Lippstrew of Dalton was named in a complaint charging operation of a vehicle without a driver's license.

Donald Schwartz Potter Robert A. Barlow Schwartz Martha Lippstrew Dalton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lions Backing Bob Lindsey Chappell O. Taylor Minatare Ray Averill Gen. Wainright Legion Jonathon Wainright America Bataan Nebraska American Legion Wainright Douglas MaacArthur Philipines Australia Gus’ Narjes REA Penney Store Legion Club Childrens’ Clinic
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