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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

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Sidney federal building bid anticipated August 15

Contractors expect a call for bids on Sidney's new federal building of about eighty thousand dollars around August 15. The treasury department reportedly has plans and specifications finished and may request bids next week with letting by mid September. Local builders trust a Minneapolis builders publication for accurate details and anticipate local hiring for construction jobs. Postmaster I L Pindell noted no definite bid date but awaits word from Washington. The site at 9th avenue and Illinois street has long been cleared, and funds are already appropriated.

Sidney Federal Wal Minneapolis Treasury Department I. L. Pindell Washington 9Th Avenue Illinois Street Grace McIntosh

Grand Jury Indicts Sidney Man on Alcohol Sale Charge

Ed Wilson of Sidney faced a federal charge after a grand jury in Omaha returned an indictment for selling intoxicating liquor on May 23, 1932. Deputy Ed Mandeville served the warrant. Wilson pled not guilty before U S Commissioner Robert Barlow and posted $500 bond. The August 24 hearing was set as details emerged from undercover activity by agent Lowe.

Omaha Ed Wilson Sidney Ed Mandeville Grand Island United States Marshal United States Mary Mullen Wilson Robert Barlow Nellie Horst V. F. Kucera Ing Barlow Lowe Harold D

Magician Birch to Appear at City Auditorium Tonight

Birch the master magician appears at the city auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock in a two hour show sponsored by the chamber of commerce. The entertainment, praised by schools and organizations, promises family friendly magic and musical interludes as Birch and his company deliver feats that have drawn capacity crowds coast to coast.

Birch City Auditorium Chamber of Commerce

4-H Group Advances With Knot Tying Progress

The Eagle Knot Tiers 4-H club organized in June by Fred Seifer at John Siefer Jr.’s east of Dalton, is praised as a top county club. Officers include Ralph Warren president Pat Dreyer vice president Melvin Krauter secretary Johnny Barger reporter.

Fred Seifer John Siefer Dalton Ralph Warren Pat Dryer Melvin Krauter Johnny Barger

Bank Propaganda Hurts Western Nebraska Banks and Growth

Western Nebraska editors warn that malicious gossip about banks fuels runs and failures. Alliance’s two recent collapses are cited as consequences of eroding confidence, with calls for strict prosecution of gossip spreaders by state and federal authorities.

Western Nebraska Panhandle Western Nebraska Alliance Alliance Times Herald Ben J. Sallows First National Bank of Alliance

Immediate Need For Opening No 19 At Detour In Sandhill

Alliance Times Herald reports an urgent plan to open highway No 19 while grading and surfacing continue. The detour by Kilpatrick dam is poor, affecting ranch-country traffic around Angora. Commissioners were unaware of detour use until grading began, and Bridgeport bridge opened Saturday. If work proceeds in sections with ranch-area considerations, No 19 travel may resume.

Alliance Times Herald Angora Kilpatrick Bridgeport

Torrid Weather Grips Panhandle With 100 Degree Heat

The weather man raised temperatures above 100 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday with downtown readings reaching 106 on Wednesday and 107 on Tuesday. The heat dampened business as tourists rested mid day while farmers continued harvest. Corn growth accelerated under the sun, though the crop is not in danger yet. Relief seems unlikely this week with forecasts favoring around 100 degrees unless rain arrives.

Nebraska

Entries Close Soon For Fox Baby Contest

Mothers race to enter their babies in the Fox theatre sponsored contest with help from local firms. Pictures must be taken at Phelps studio at no charge. Children under five are eligible. Entrants’ photos shown on Thursday nights for six weeks before top ten vote receivers are announced.

Fox Theatre Phelps Fox

Gleaming Gold Still Holds Strong Appeal

Manager E. W. Boyd of the Fox theatre says gleaming gold attracts crowds as every Saturday night 11 local merchants join in giving away 50 dollars in gold. The promotion’s method is explained on screen each evening, with Safeway grocery James cafe Sidney Drug Hepner's Clothing Leon Fine Freytag Variety Central Shoe Mc Daniel's garage Mission Superservice Sidney Laundry Bergstrom's Service Station participating.

E. W. Boyd Fox Theatre Fox Safeway Grocery James Cafe Sidney Drug Hepner’s Clothing Leon Fine Freytag Varety

Lightest Grain Movements On Record This Summer

Nebraska farmers slow to sell grain amid holiday movement. central and panhandle districts show drastic drops in market activity. Wheat movement at Hastings and Kearney plummets to a fraction of normal, with 90 to 95 percent of sales old crop and storage pressures pushing prices higher through dairy, eggs, and poultry cash.

Nebraska Midwest Central South Central Panhandle Illinois Sioux City Hastings Kearney Cheyenne County

Southern Planters To Take Panhandle Potato Journey

Planters and dealers from the southern potato belt will visit western Nebraska for the annual western Nebraska potato tour. The trip starts Monday with Kimball Banner Scott Bluff Box Butte Dawes and Sheridan counties on the itinerary. Sponsored by the Nebraska Certified Potato Growers association, the tour includes extension service staff and several out of state visitors.

Panhandle South Nebraska Western Nebraska Kimball Banner Scott Bluff Box Butte Dawes Sheridan Marx Koehnrke Nebraska Certified Potato Growers Association P. H. Stewart D. L Gross Extension Service Clyde Tandy Brownsville Tex J. W. Weston Baton Rouge A. P. Boles Missouri Pacific O. G. Atkisson Dwight Kastrup Burlington O. O. Waggoner A. J. Lowe H. A. Sheeler Illinois Central Scottsbluff Scotts Bluff Alliance Chadron

Federal Land Office Stays Open in Nebraska

Nebraska's Alliance federal land office will not be abolished after a review by the interior department. Following Judge Hewitt's retirement, Ebert G. Laing is recommended to Congressman Simmons for registrar, a presidential appointment with a recess assignment and eventual Senate confirmation. The office shows sufficient business to remain active with a minimum $1,000 and a current $1,850 last year.

Nebraska Federal Land Office Alliance General Land Office Judge Hewitt Alliance Land Office Department of the Interior Alliance Office Hewitt Ebert G. Laing Congressman Simmons Laing Senate

Western Nebraska Road Work Set for September Letting

Western Nebraska will receive more road work with the September 8 letting, excluding Cheyenne county. Projects total about 1.49 million dollars in federal funds and 134,500 in state funds, with additional set for September 22 or 29. Notable items include 12 miles of grading, drainage between North Platte and Stapleton and 10 miles between Angora and Minatare.

Nebraska Bryan Bhut Cheyenne North Platte Stapleton Angora Minatare Alliance Chadron Box Butte Dawes Kimball Gordon Sheridan Cheyenne County R. E. Roche Chicago Bryan Roche Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee

Mother Of Two Dies In Dalton Hospital

Mrs Hattie Watchorn aged 37 died at a Dalton hospital at midnight after an 11 day illness. An operation a week earlier failed to save her. She came to Cheyenne county from North Bend with her parents over a year ago. Survived by husband, two children Wilma and John, parents, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral from Rice Funeral Chapel with Rev Herman Joens, burial in Schuyler.

Hattie Watchorn Dalton Rice Funeral Chapel Herman Joens Schuyler

Democrats Organize In Sidney Tomorrow

Democrats plan a campaign meeting in Sidney at the district courtroom in the courthouse. Chairman Barlow ordered precinct organization meetings and elected the local chair and supporters to meet tomorrow for general organization. He predicts the Cheyenne county win is the party’s best yet and expects the Roosevelt Garner national ticket to sweep.

District Court Room Court House Barlow Cheyenne County Roosevelt-Garner

Advertising Boosts Business Despite Depression

Sidney merchants praise advertising as a key to prosperity, citing Telegraph News and Telegraph papers as popular, wide reaching outlets. Local banks, oil firms, and the Cheyenne County Trading Co. report strong results from sustained ad campaigns while a western Nebraska delegation seeks highway improvements, and Governor Bryan signals a shift to extending major routes rather than piecemeal road building.

Sidney Telegraph Telegraph News Cheyenne County American National Bank Nebraska Cheyenne County Trading Company M. W. Osborn M. W. Osborn Motor Company Porter Oil Company Shell M. H. Robineau Western Nebraska Oil Company

Seals Face Lodge Pole In Sunday Softball Clash

The Sidney Seals, leaders of Wheat Belt league, challenge Lodge Pole Sunday on the local diamond in a tight pitched prelim. Lodge Pole ace Sprague, 5 wins in the league, to oppose Sidney’s hitters as Munson, Lon Miller, and the Emanuelson brothers pace the visitors. Sidney aims to extend the league’s early pace with a strong infield and hot hitting.

Sidney Seals Lodge Pole Sprague Denver Sidney Willis Bushong Wil

North River Bridge Opens for Traffic at Bridgeport

The North Platte river crossing at Bridgeport was completed last week and opened Saturday. The 22 foot wide spanless bridge features a full length high hand rail and a near finish with only a few rails remaining. A concrete surfaced lane extends from Bridgeport's paying strip to the bridge, shaping an ideal north approach for heavy truck traffic on highway No. 19.

North Platte River Bridgeport Highway No. 19

Local Potato Tour Sets Out From Court House In Cheyenne

The second annual Cheyenne county potato tour begins today at 10 a.m. from the county courthouse and will visit most Cheyenne county potato farms. County Agent L D Willey and William Morrow of Alliance will lead the caravan for the inspection trip. A luncheon stop at Krueger's Lake will feature a talk by Mr Morrow on certification and disease control in potatoes.

Cheyenne County Court House L. D. Willey William Morrow Alliance Nebraska Certified Potato Growers Association Kruegers Lake Morrow

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Yan Johnson West Panhandle Press Sandhill Grips the Fox H. O. Werner R. W. Goss H. G. Gould Dalton Hospital C. W. Johnson Potter Big Springs Wyoming Line Melbeta-Potter Lincoln North River
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