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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
6
County broadens pheasant season with ten days of shooting from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with both long and short seasons restricted to the same hours and bag limits as previous years. The article notes a large number of birds cut and many nests destroyed during the period.
St Pauls School will open September 2. The article argues early training should nurture body, mind, and soul, citing Jesus words on gaining the world yet losing the soul. It states the soul's condition affects both temporal life and eternal destiny, aligning with the school's purpose.
A dental plate report reinforces the claim that the body dug up near Sidney is John Frahm. Sheriff Benton vows to pursue the truth behind the Oshkosh burial and any misidentified corpse in the wider Frahm case. The Associated Press says a sensational break may come soon with further details.
Exhibitors urged to study the premium list for Cheyenne County Fair events. Rules require single premium per animal, registration proof for purebreds, and ground arrivals by noon September 11. No access to entries until after closing. grand parade may be required. Fair runs September 10 to 13 with amateur night September 13.
Friday evening marks an amateur night at the Fox theatre with finalists to be chosen for the final night. Cash prizes totaling 50 are offered by the fair board across three groups juvenile up to 11 years intermediate 12 to 16 adults over 16. Interested entertainers should submit their name and act to Manager Smith at the theatre or to J C Rosse committee chairman for one of two elimination contests.
A regional meeting of farmers from Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska calls for legal action to test the constitutionality of protective tariffs and the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The group plans to form a non profit League for Economic Equality to fund and pursue suits in federal courts to ensure price parity for agriculture with industry.
Van Zandt, a noted student of veteran welfare issues and advocate for disabled veterans and dependents, is billed to address the city Monday. He leads America’s largest overseas veterans group urging repeal of the economy act and restoration of pre March 20 1933 benefits.
A visiting official urged equal treatment for world war veterans with widows and orphans and outlined to President Roosevelt a legislative program. The plan asserts the federal government bears primary responsibility for care and welfare of disabled veterans and their dependents.
Long list of teachers and principals by school, with staff at East Side, North Sidney, Lodge Pole, Potter, Gurley, Sidney, Dalton, and Meadow Lawn. Includes superintendents, principals, and department heads across elementary to high schools.
Sidney remains undefeated in the Tri State tournament as Potter faces elimination. Chappell meets Paxton in the ten o'clock morning game and Oshkosh faces Holyoke at one. Four clubs contest for cash. the top eight share net receipts after the first four elimination. Box scores show Potter and Oshkosh routs, Albin upset, and Stoneham's youth rally continuing the money chase.
The report covers round results from the Tri-State meet with Potter losing 3 0 in a final, Sidney's 4 0 victory over Fort Warren, and Gering eliminated 16 2 by Holyoke. Holyoke’s Gibbs counts four hits and four RBIs, while Sidney’s Nash shines with three hits and two triples. Albin, Wyo., boosts its favored status by routing Chappell 8 2.
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