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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1932

Page

4

Tax hikes and federal spending fuel tax ire in 1930s

The piece surveys dramatic rises in federal outlays from 1927 to 1932, noting department increases from agriculture to the post office and a 63 percent overall rise in running costs. It juxtaposes Hoover's speech and Democratic criticisms while quoting a Canadian businessman on trade frictions and policy, ending with local social notes and community events.

Paxton & Gallagher Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Justice Shipping Board Treasury Department Post Office Department of the Interior Hoover Farm Board United States Republican Party Europe

Lib erty school notes and community gatherings in Grand Prairie

Dorothy and Josie Irwin attended play practice at Liberty schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon. Numerous residents, including Mrs. Frank Flessner and family, James Irwin’s circle, and the Jorgensens, gathered to celebrate Dorothy Irwin’s birthday with late-night lunch. Various local visits, harvest helpers, and health notes accompany a snapshot of Grand Prairie life.

South Colton Notes On Local Family Visits

Stanley Elsen spent weekend with Bobby Miles as South Colton baseball team beat non league Peetz. J C Miles and family of Sidney and Stanley Elsen dined with Mrs Anna Zimmerman. George Deaver children visited H P Cortney home. J E Stueve, Herman Stueve visited H J Elsen. John George ill last week. Dorothy Gould of Patterson N J visited family. Potato growers toured Henry Koester fields. George Petre of Crook spent time with grandparents John and Mrs. George. Harry George from San Diego visiting relatives. served in navy nearly four years. Pete Lenzen left for Omaha with cattle shipment.

John George Raymond Fastenow Henry Brachtenbach Ethel Deaver Sidney Ruth Ruby Deaver Pete Lenzen Omaha George Petre Crook Wayne Curtis Elsen George Brauer H. E. Witters Henry Koester

Buck the Hollywood hunter at Fox next week

The Fox theatre will feature a thrilling jungle film starring Frank Buck with previews of his animal collection. Buck recalls bringing back a notable zoo menagerie through years of travels and notes two full grown female tigers still travel with his stock, among other creatures, as publicity for the Openis film Bring Em Back Alive.

Fox RKO New York Frank ‘Buck Fox Theatre Buck San Diego Zoo Dalles Cai

Tar Ie PS AK Years Ago Bank Merger Shifts Western Nebraska

Historic note records the American and Sidney State banks consolidating into the American bank in western Nebraska with resources surpassing a million. Mentions legal firm Swenson & Warren, social visits, engagements, resignations, and local moves including a lightning death near Kirkpatrick's place and a leg amputation recovery. Names Warren, Swenson, Law, Schroeder, Oberfelder, Frankel, Portrey, Freytag, Hardy, Kuster, Urbach, Bates, Treat, Waite, Webb, Mahles.

Sidney State Banks Sidney Nebraska American Bank Studtink Herman Schroeder Harold G. Law Denver Frank Schroeder Irving Oberfelder Susye Frankel Irving Camp Funston Liberty Theatre Frank Portrey Farmers Union D. R. Campbell Implement House H. Freytag Shelton Freytag Trans-Mississippi Grain Company MK. S. Hardy Wyoming

Four Years Ago Coaching Party Adventure

A Friday night coaching party ended with a grand success. Mr Adams drove the four in hand and a stage coach ride provided novelty for several young ladies. Attending were Lieut and Mrs Bone steel, Mrs Bailey, Misses Bessie and Florence Yates Laura Minnie Clebourné and Eubank, plus Messrs Adams Morrow Paine Wittich Laing and Cahlin. Married, rey evening, eas.

Adams Iha Lieut

Maple Grove Community Notes From Maple Grove

Mrs. Ed Miles and several families and friends attended play practice at Liberty school house Tuesday afternoon. Various residents helped with harvest tasks and cooking for combine men. A birthday party for Dorothy Irwin was held Tuesday night. The Farmers Union junior club met with 11 members present and planned activities. Attendance at various visits and gatherings continued through midweek with neighbors and relatives noted.

Local social notes and weekend visits pages

Clarence Deaver stayed overnight at H P Cortney home Saturday. Families including Sharman, Limbeck, Johnsons, Greens, Cortneys, Miles and Jurgens were seen visiting or hosting Sunday. Lyle Schaeffer played ball near Lisco. Maple Grove couple to wed with ice cream and cake. Farmers Union meets Friday Aug 19 at Liberty school with a program. Various calls and dinners noted at multiple homes across the community.

Clarence Deaver H. P. Cortney W. T. Sharman and Sons Lee Johnson Hubert Strong Elmer Gade Donald August Gade Ray Miles John Newton Andrew Johnson John Chris Junker

East Gurley Social Roundup of Visits and Events

Mrs N W Burr and daughters stopped at the Charles Nelck home Tuesday evening. Mrs Earl Johnson and daughters visited Gurley Thursday. Mrs Charles Nelck and Arthur Sassaman called in Sidney on Thursday. John Kieselhorst threshing this week. Ed Lukens Earl Johnson and Henry Kreinbring assisted. Mr and Mrs Cruise of Kearney visiting here, parents of Mrs Neal Rowan. Mrs Sam Jones of Sidney stayed Saturday night and Sunday at the William Neick home. Mr and Mrs Albert Swanson and family saw Thursa Ahlm Thursday evening. Mrs Lynn Cunningham and sons visited at the L F Cunningham home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Hinrichs and daughter Yvonne, Mr and Mrs Grover Larson and family, Mr and Mrs William Neick, Thurma Neick and Mr and Mrs Sexton Ahlm and son Carl shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Nelck visited Ray Miles Sunday afternoon. The band concert drew East Gurley families. Mrs Ray Miles and daughters spent a couple of days this week at the Charles Nelck home. Telegraph wana. iet Kesalla

Patricia Beatrice Mons Johnson Sidney Julia Eppenach Cleda Booth Doris Rupert Ray Tremain Verona J. H. Gell Avert Kragel J. C. Jorgensen Lee Johnson Dan Rupert Doris Mart Fenders of Lincoln Frank Flessner Henry Schmale Albert Johnson Charles Welton Will Gade Alice Lavern and Dors Everett Gade August Gade Anchor School James Irwin Alva Hart Leslie Johnson Earl Hoagland Beatrice Nelson Lawrence Will Frerichs W. O. Johnson Sundaturday J. H. Geu Wisner Geu Henry Tietjen Adolf Lueshen Arvin E. Planck Read Tiny Weaver John Hoktom Willard Frerichs Joe Frerichs James Bannick Roy Ware George Ware Gering Rasmus Madsen Ruby Ernest Alvin Peetz John Seifer Ernest Wickard Taylor George Will Fredichs Charles Smith Evelyn Nellie Smith William * Frerichs Clifford Fretichs Ethel Mauer Walter Frerichs Bud Frerichs George, Miller Una Radditz Freda ‘Michelman Lodoge Pole Sam Irwin Tietjen Henry, Ronneker Henry ‘Horst Gurley Earl Johnson Henry Thomas Robert Ethel Dorothy Sadie Irwin Weyerts Lesie Johnson Teddy Bismarck Range Bronson Hazel Herbert Bruck Miller Ralph Welton Sunol Martin Christensen Elmer Gade J. Geu Arlene Harold Otto ‘Krueger Albert Kragel John Olson Henry Earl Alex Krause Alfred Jorgensen J.H. Gell Adolf Luescen J. H.geu Anna Jorgensen Josie Irwin Liberty School House Lavern Fayetta Albert Frerichs Leona W. T. Sharman Ed .Miles W. . Miles T. G. Waddat Alfred Dorothy Irwin Clifford Ernest Frerichs Leola Frances Taylor Hospital Read Weaver M. W. Dimery Jane Lucile Hiett Farmers Union Dennis Wynne Freda Weaver Junior Christ Howard Denny Crook Mack Weaver N. W. Burr Charles Nelck Arthur Sassaman John Kieselhorst Ed Lukens Henry Kreinbring Cruise Kearney Neal Rowan Sam Jones William Neick Albert Swanson Sexton Ahlm Thome Lynn Cunningham

Local Berry Pickers and Village News from SEXTORP

Mrs Pete Nelson Lina Larson and Mrs Pete Nelson berry picked in the north hills on Wednesday. Fred Prince and daughter Angeline were in Sidney on business. Alby Kubis Dorothy Fisher Harold and Glen Tennant attended a Sidney picture show. Pete Nelson and Tom Jackson drove to Alliance and back via Scottsbluff and Harrisburg where a hard rain was reported. Several from the vicinity attended the M E church group gathering at Johnsons grove. Mrs Pete Nelson Roy spent Sunday at Billy Smiths. Lina Larson of Potter visited last week. Howard Yost and daughter spent days at Lusk Wyoming at the John Peterson home. Mr and Mrs Glenwood Lipska did chores for the hosts. Neva Shaw of Dix spent days at the L J Shaw home. Baack Sr was operated on for appendicitis at Kimball. Charles Dedic and son threshing at C C Crowells. Mrs Edna Borcher of Sidney helps Mrs George Reetz with house work. Crowell and Hagemeister families attended Sidney show. Several couples attended a bridge party at Lay Fishers Saturday.

Fred Griffith Peterson Will Moore Mrs. Jessen Suisse Ariderson Miss Peter Nelson Gétstner Hattie ‘Urbach Mia McIntosh Arlington George H” Jewett Grand Island Grace Fred Prince Angeline Sidney Alby Kubis Dorothy Fisher Harold Glen Tennant Pete Nelson Tom Jackson Alliance Scottsbluff Harrisburg M. E Johnson’s Grove Roy Billy Smith Lina Larson Potter Howard Yost Lusk Wyo John Peterson Glenwood Lipska Neva Shaw Dix L. J. Shaw Mr. Baack Kimball Charles Dedic C. C. Crowell’s Edna Borcher George Reetz Charles Smith C. C. Crowell Lee Hagemeister Herbert Johnson Ed Weilhorst Lay Fisher's

Perfumed Hosiery May Trigger New Government Bureau

The Chicago Journal of Commerce notes a federal move to aid Milady with fashion queries. A survey found 60 percent prefer narcissus scented hose, 24 percent fruit scented, 18 percent unscented, and 6 percent unsure. The piece jokes about a Washington bureau regulating hosiery scents and potential legislation.

Milady Departments of Commerce and Agriculture Little Willie Gladys Chicago Journal of Commerce Department of Commerce Washington

Presbyterian church ice cream social on D R Thomas lawn

The ladies of the Presbyterian church sponsor an ice cream social on the lawn of the D R Thomas home tonight. The public is invited and an orchestra will play. Price is 15 cents.

Ladies of the Presbyterian Church D.° .R. Thomas

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