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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

6

Legal beer serves in Nebraska again at Sidney dealers

Draft beer and bottled varieties flow as Sidney dealers expand to meet new legality. A. M. Nelson promotes a sandwich and Dutch lunch. the Novelty remodels for a new beer bar and cooling. Charles Sokol plans multiple bottled brands with Coors first. Green Lantern reports strong draft and bottle trade. Boyd's Cigar Store upgrades for a beer cooler. Young's Cafe installs Frigidaire cooler. Commercial Cafe remodels dining room for private events. Elizabeth L. McDonald oversees beer trade. Sidney Beer Garden, Hazel M. Slayter, opens with post dance celebration. draft and bottled beer served.

A. M. Nelson Charles Sokol Coors Green Lantern Boyd’s Cigar Store Young's Cafe Young Elizabeth L. McDonald Sidney Beer Garden Hazel M. Slayter

Bids Requested to Pave Lincoln Highway Strip 12th to 17th

Nebraska bids invited for paving sections on Lincoln Highway from 12th to 17th avenues and for guard rails on routes including No 2 Crawford to Belmont and U S 26 Oralla to Lemoyne. governor notes trip to Washington to argue for higher federal highway share and feeder road funds.

Lincoln 12Th 17Th Avenue Sutherland Paxton Nebraska

Re Employment Meeting To Discuss Six County Bidders

The committee in charge of the county where the project is located meets Wednesday to discuss re employment of men in six counties. George Hedge state director of re employment will supervise the preparation of employment lists for this work.

George Hedge

County committee to furnish bid lists within 48 hours

The county committee will provide successful contractors with one of these lists within 48 hours after contracts are let. Cornell declares the re employment agency non political and jobs will be distributed without party bias. The recommended appointees include J. W. Billeter and Dr. R. E. Roche among others, with attendees from Kimball, Scotts Bluff, Garden, and Deuel counties.

Cornell J. W. Billeter R. E. Roche Paul L. Martin John McCleneevan E. J. Leonard Sam Wolfe Lodge Pole Harvey Heizer Dalton

Meteor Shower Over Rocky Mountain Region Stuns Witnesses

A series of bright meteor displays over the Rocky Mountain area astonished residents. H H Nininger of the Denver museum reported receiving notices that a large meteor likely disintegrated near approach, scattering millions of fragments over a wide zone. Witnesses believed a meteor fell nearby, yet no fragment was located. Old timers recall similar sky fire displays in the past.

H. H. Nininger Denver Museum Rocky Mountain

Peetz and Totter to Clash This Sunday in Wheat

The Seals under Bud Robineau prepare fast practice as Sidney eyes a top four finish. Sunday action features Potter facing Seals, with Dalton visiting Chappell and Kimball hosting Lorenzo.

Peetz and Totter Seals Bunker Hill Potter Bud Robineau Robineau Sidney Dalton Chapell Kimball Lorenzo Chappell

Stores Urged Not To Cut Hours In Retail Trade

Stores are warned not to cut hours and must add help. The national committee cites an average of 73 hours for grocers while contending shortened hours may hurt business. Grocers sought and were allowed a 48 hour week for employees. NRA officials say reducing weekly hours below 63 jeopardizes hoped re employment and undermines understanding with distributors and retailers.

National Committee NRA

Wage scales and work-hour limits under NRA code

The article outlines minimum weekly wages by city size ranging from 15 dollars in cities over 500,000 to 14 dollars in mid-sized to small cities, with a 1 dollar reduction for grocery workers with less than six months of experience. NRA warns retailers against joint hours agreements and prescribes a 40 hour workweek, 48 hours peak periods, and protection against reducing weekly hours below 52 unless already so before July 1, with limited exceptions.

NRA Indiana Retail Grocers A. D. Whiteside

Allotment Contracts Received On Thursday Filled Applications

Bre county committee and secretary will average the acres and production and vote the allotment on each application blank as brought in by the farmer. When the farmer turns in his first copy he becomes a voting member of the county wheat production control association. Official copies are filled out for the farmer, signed, and sent to Washington with duplicates kept at the county office and given to the farmer. Tenants with absent landlords can sign the first copy and send a similar copy to the landlord for signature. this speeds up the procedure.

Bre Washington

Suit to be filed against local utilities firm

A suit to be filed here Thursday targets a local utilities firm over disputed fees. G W Swift of Scottsbluff, president of Western Public Service, denied knowledge of the action, noting a possible mix up with a similarly named company. Woolley’s lawyers cite no law authorizing payment of fees on a gas oil fluid used in engines, saying the firm will likely test the case as litigation proceeds. The Western Public Service Company imports about 300 car loads of oil.

G. W. Swift Scottsbluff Western Public Service Company Swift Woolley The

Nebraska Suit Questions Fuel Import Licenses Under New Law

A legal challenge in Nebraska debates a statute requiring importers of gas and oil to obtain licenses despite already paying taxes on imported fuel. The suit hinges on whether the license mandate is valid under the new law and its implications for fuel distributors.

Nebraska

Nearly Hundred New Laws Go Into Effect This Week

A long list of changes takes effect this week in Nebraska. Federal Home Loan Bank gains authorization, cities may borrow for sewer plants, and stock brand laws are revised. Live stock sales yards require state licenses and tighter compliance. legalization of beer, lower maximum interest rates, and insurance rule changes affect Omaha and statewide entities.

Federal Nebraska Lincoln Omaha State Board’ of Educational Lands Life Jin Surance Douglas County

Sidney to glimpse Burlington speed train before winter

The Burlington plans a public tour of its new 100 mph diesel powered train, three streamlined cars, to be shown in principal towns after testing. Vice President Flynn said the tour will begin once the train is rails ready, and the diesel unit marks Burlington’s first step away from steam.

Sidney Burlington Fiynain Flynn Ear Tire Fynn

Wheat allotment plan moves ahead across Nebraska

Nebraska educational wheat program advances quickly with details to come. Precinct and county sessions have been held in all counties. State administrator Biorkaw stresses the plan is voluntary and contract signing rests with individual farmers.

Nebraska

Wheat growers in Nebraska study program attendance

Reports from western Nebraska indicate wheat producers are anxious about contracts not yet available under the wheat adjustment program. Nebraska leads in western and eastern counties with Cheyenne and Perkins among top producers. farmers will receive leeway on fall seeding of acres, with a August 24 announcement detailing acreage reduction and allotment.

Western Nebraska Cheyenne Perkins Srey J. Wilson Wilson Pushela

Acreage Estimates For 540 Bushels And Local Hiring News

A farmer calculates that at 20 bushels per acre, 540 bushels require 27 acres, implying a range of 27 to 40 acres. In other local news, Arconda Gemeinhardt has begun work as a saleswoman at Leon Fine store, starting Wednesday.

If You Smoke Too Much Watch Your Stomach

Adia tablets advertise quick relief from indigestion and upset stomach caused by smoking. The Western Drug Co. promotes Dr Emil's Adia tablets with a suggestive message to not stop smoking while claiming stomach relief benefits.

Emil Western Drug Co

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