Totals For Candidates in This County Showing Wide Gaps
The county report lists Republican and Democratic candidates with vote tallies across multiple offices. Notable figures include U S Senator Renne 19 and Simmons 885 for the Republican side, Governor Griswold 752, and Democrat selections like Charles W Bryan 509 and Floyd L Bollen 65. Local offices show extensive tallies for county clerks, sheriffs, and treasurers across competing candidates. The roll call includes both parties for Secretary of State, Auditor, and other state posts with varying counts.
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U. S
U. S. Renne
Robert G. Simmons
Kenneth S. Wherry
Barton Green
Robert Smith
Dwight Griswold
C. A. Sorensen
George W. Sterling
T. W. Metcalfe
George B. Clark
H. L. Webster
Lewis C. Westwood
C. W. Johnson
Stanley Wright
C. A. Green
C. A. Green 273, Secretary of State
Ralph Smith
George S. Snow
Charles W. Hill
Charles B. McMahon
Frank Marsh
Auditor of Public Accounts
Geo. W. Marsh
Harry L. Babcock
A. D. Spencer
Commissioner of Public Lands and
Gernie B. Thomas
Leo Lowenberg
A. J. Morris
Leo N. Swanson
Harvey H. Walker
J. A. Axtell
Daniel Garber
George L. William
L. B. Johnson
T. W. Bass
Lee
Basye
George H. Heinke
Jackson B. Chase
C. P. Anderberg
Donald Gallagher
Richard O. Johnson
H. B. Reynolds
Henry
W. W. Schulz
A. J. Kinnersley
E. L. Hyde
R. P. Kepler
Charles Gardner
J. P. Hansen
J. H. Foster
Fred E Stephens
Paul . Collart
Guy Shaw
John F. Rohn
Maud E. Nuquist
Terry Carpenter
W. B. Banning
William Frederick Porter
Frank J. Klopping
Eugene D. O’sullivan
R. L. Cochran
Walter H Jurgensen
J. A. Guttery
Charles H. Driscoll
Harry R. Swanson
Auditor
C. A. Lord
George E. Hall
W. H.wright
Raymond W. McNamara
Francis V. Robinson
Lynn C. Roberts
Ju. L. Chaliburg
Fred A. Good
J. C. McReynolds
Hugh LaMaster
L. C. Qberlies
Frans Johnson
James A. Slaughter
Knud C. Knudson
Will M. Maupin
Horace M. Davis
Andy J. Welch
Fifth Instrict
Guy V. Doran
R. S. Hunt
Harry B. Coffee
Tom C. Osborne
P. R. Petersen
Guy Roberts
Fred W. Andersen
Edgar Leafdale
Charles D. Green
George Amiot
Interest Wanes In Sidney Softball Season Shrinks
Public interest in softball in Sidney has faded while the league winds toward a end of season with three weeks left. Standings are tight in classes A and B as postponed games loom potential ties. Schedule lists upcoming matches and the final goal to finish September 7.
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Sidney
Cressey
St. Pat
Gurley
Lions
Rotarians
Lodge Pole Firemen
Potter
Lutherans
Wander Inn
Hepner’s
Dalton
Bottlers
Cressey’s
Bert’s
Lion Club
St. Patrick
Liberty Bell
Sidney Firemen
Bert’s Place
Agios Font
Peetz Hosts Kimball In Wheat Belt League Showdown
Peetz faces Kimball in a Sunday league game as the Longhorns pursue the 1934 wheat belt title. Potters stint against them last week wasn’t a league tilt, leaving Kimball atop the standings. Peetz weighs firing Lefty Wilkins and counting on the veteran’s pitching and bat to challenge the leaders.
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Peetz
Kimball Longhorns
Potter
Longhorns
Lefty Wilkins
Lefty
Sidney Rifle Club To Have Meet August 19
The Sidney Rifle club will hold its second annual tournament on the club range three miles west and 144 south of Sidney August 19. Firing starts at 7 a m with high power and small bore sections, entry fees, prize structure, and NRA rules noted. A two man team small bore match may follow if time permits with team prizes and per-team entrance fee.
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Sidney Rifle Club
Sidney
Fort Warren
Farmer With Hay To Profit Next Winter
Value forecasts send alfalfa up to 25 dollars a ton and wild hay to a premium before cold months. Lodge Pole valley farmers profit from pump irrigation and seepage with hay stacks worth many times last year. A Sunol farmer expects 200 to 200 tons from under 100 acres at final cutting.
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Lodge Pole
Sunol
Appreciation note from Henry Paylat to Cheyenne county voters
Henry Paylat thanks Cheyenne county voters for their support in the last primary campaign and expresses appreciation for the confidence shown.
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Cheyenne County
History Of Interest Items From Sidney 14 Years Ago
From the Telegraph files a 14 year ago note reports city mail delivery planned for Sidney starting September 1 1920 with residents to provide mail receptacles at homes. Also mentions Mable McVicker Lexing ton opening a millinery store Irene Harris going to Grand Island for Nebraska Telephone Co R V Hull taking over Farmers Union Cooperative mercantile department and J A Pinkerton and family visiting.
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Sidney
Mable McVicker
Lexington
Marsh Jewelry
Irene Harris
Grand Island
Nebraska Telephone Company
R. V. Hull
Scottsbluff
Mercantile Department
Farmers Union Cooperative
J. A. Pinkerton
Tracer
R. P. Kepler
George Walker
E. P. Dow
Pittsfield
Ill
E. V. Colson
Courtright
Joe Jenik
Cage
N. C. Bates
Wyatt
Storm
Lodge Pole
J. M. Jackson and Company
American Bank
Ireland
Gus Granneman
William Henry
Lincoln
Sanders
Ray Haskell
Redington
Amy Heihus
Edward S. Wolf
Chappell
Adam
Amedee Tetrepils
Bunker Hill Colony Social Notes Report
Mrs Richard Wetton writes of weekend visits and gatherings in Bunker Hill including Iva Beyer and her sons James and Albert visiting George Bouchard. Mrs Engel entertaining for Rohdes and Gabriel families. Beyer and Seimers families dropping by Fred Beyer and Dick Seimers homes. Leonard Bayne traveling to Tapen North Dakota. Engel and Sterling families hosting league events and overnight guests at Fred Beyer residence.
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Iva Beyer
James and
Albert
James Rezac
George Bouchard
John Engel
Wiliam Rohde
George Rohde
Charles Gabriel
Sextoof
Lape Hertz
Elizabeth Engel
Wills Beyer
Sheriff Expresses Gratitude for Public Support
The public expresses approval of how the sheriff's office is run with 42 votes noted as a sign of confidence. The statement thanks supporters and pledges to continue diligent service and merit their strong backing.
Lrownson Social Notes Map Sidney Events and Visits
Miss Lomila McCleneghan of Sidney dinner guest at the Bisnak Range home Saturday. Edith Connelly and family visited sister Mrs. Harry Scott of Dalton Tuesday. Bronson beat Potter 18 to 10 in softball. Frank Anthony bought a Buick sedan. Harold Lyngholm returned from Omaha. W W Shinkle bought a Nash sedan. John Miller and Potter visitors dined with Walter Aurich Sunday. Bundy and Connelly shoppers Wednesday. Harry Bickel and children visit Sidney. Fred Shindle now on section at Bronson after tie gang work in Wyoming. Bundy and Harry Anderson called on Frank Smith Wednesday. Frank Anthony and daughter Thelma joined others to Potter to watch softball. Harley Hite visited Frank Smith Tuesday. The Anthony family and others picnicked at Lawrence Forks Sunday. Nels Thurston and Palmer Thurston visited Art Border home Sunday. Roland Darby stayed with Ruben Miller at Potts Wednesday. Seimers and McGee Saturday Sidney shoppers.
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Lomila McCleneghan
Sidney
Bisnark Range
Edith Connelly
Harry Scott
Dalton
Bronson
Potter
Frank Anthony
Harold Lyngholm
Omaha
W.W. Shinkle
John Miller
Walter Aurich
William Bundy
Harry Bickel
Fleming, Colo
Alex Shindle
Fred Shindle
Tie Gang
Wyoming
Harry
Anderson
Frank Smith
Thelma
Harley Hite
Rex Louthan
Raymond Anthony
Marvin Anthony
Lawrence Forks
Nels Thurston
Palmer Thurston
Art Border
Roland Darby
Ruben Miller
Potts
Pete Seimers
Robert McGee
Potter Defeats Bunker Hill Team This Week
Local notes report Potter defeating Bunker Hill and a sequence of small town visits. Frank Beyer and Bernard visited Fred Beyer, while Agnes Beyer and others attended a Bronson dance. Agnes Beyer left for Alliance after a three week stay at the Beyer home of Mr and Mrs P J Beyer.
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Bunker Hill
Potter
Frank Beyer
Bernard
Fred Beyer
Bronson
Agnes Beyer
Aliance
P. J. Beyer
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John L. Sullivan
J. O. Lobb
Henry Pavlat
Harold Lough
B. B. Hine
Montgomery D. Doty
Louis Wasem
C. M. Hadley
W. E. Cunninghan
Harry A. Warner
J. Clayton Parks
Otto Hink
W. Caillier
John J. Treinen
Henry Ko
John Peetz
James A. Sparks
N. H. Tank
Hugh A. McPhail
Ford Weiktorst
U.S
aAlbert W. Weichel
Richard C. Hunter
Supreme Court
Sixth District
Edward E. Squires
J. L. Tewell
Edward F. Carter
John A. Jimerson
Charles W. Taylor
Caroline Bengtson
Lulu S. Wolford
Dewey DeBrunner
D. E. McDonald
Gertrude M. Nelson
Reno H. McCleneghan
Marlatt
Ervin
Jack Marlatt
Lorenzo
Henry Paylat
Telegraph
Lewis’ S Stone
Russell Hopton
Jean Harlow Ir
the Girl From
Missouri
Jean Harlow
Fox Sunday
Harlow
Sidney and Vicinity
Bridgeport
Alphonsine Tetreault
Frank Zalesky, Jr
Sophia Jenng
Nelson
Minnie Meyer
Blanche Oberfelder
Lucy Jones
Emilie Cunningham
Messrs Jones
Hiett
Clinton
Barnhart
Stewitts
North Divide Anti
Susan Cranston
Lewellen
Western Nebraska Baptist Association
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Keith
Perkins
A. J. Alexander
Nebraska
San Francisco
Knights’ Templar
Chicago
California ‘National Guard
S. W. Boggs
May
Thomas Kane
Mrs
Richard Wetton
Ae MR
Ae Schule
Lrownson
F. J. Smith
Cudahy ‘Packing CO
SAP
A. B. “Rapp
Potter, Nebraska
T. C.spiker
Telegraph Wantads
Pepe
Dan Campbell
Krumm
Crisco
Lily
Monach
Maxie Cobb
Jonquil
Man Agratome
Iva
Beg
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