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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
11
The Daniels depart for a new home after years as leading choir members. Church members regret losing these faithful congregants. The country club board will meet soon at the club house to name successors to the Daniels.
Lower fares will not curtail current bus service. Interstate Transit lines and Union Pacific stages operate under NRA bus code approved by President Roosevelt.
The Athletic Club plans sports for men of all ages under an experienced supervisor to ensure safe gradual conditioning. A fast basketball league is under consideration with local teams to boost entertainment, and Diamond Oilers of Tulsa may visit this winter. Active members pay $5 yearly and associates $2.50.
Kratz envisions a statewide vigilante movement by Legionnaires to aid county officials in protecting life and property. He argues small counties lack funds for police and urges organized local action despite criticism.
A plan to attend the annual bazaar and supper hosted by the Dorcas ladies in the parlors of Trinity Lutheran Church next Wednesday December 6. The event invites community members to support church activities and fellowship.
Farmers report a warm fall with wheat rooting well and a weed fringe to curb wind damage. Deep roots and steady soil penetration reduce risk next spring. Many say acreage remains high despite allotment cuts, hoping December moisture will sustain crops through winter. City council and county commissioners discuss work relief project approvals.
Washington reports a national re employment service for federal civil works projects has placed 325 people in 93 Nebraska offices. Two workers per office at 30 hours weekly will be paid 50 cents an hour. Most applicants are from the re employment roll. Cheyenne county is the ninth county to absorb relief workers into employment. Garden county will soon add ten counties with relief workers placed. Other counties include Wayne Saunders Cass Dakota Butler Dodge and Sarpy.
Sidney merchants urge early Christmas shopping with limited stock and strong hoped for sales stimulant. Telegraph advertises savings and warns readers to keep the current issue and a December 15 edition for more value, emphasizing reliable service and courteous treatment from Telegraph advertisers.
The article notes partial tax payments by Northwestern Bell and Western Public Service, with half installments and year totals of 4082.78 and 8845.32 respectively. County tax receipts show a rush to pay taxes this fall not seen since 1929, suggesting eased financial tension. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
Farmers and merchants in Cheyenne County await federal allotment payments hoped to arrive before Christmas. Local committees have pushed operations, with most contracts to be signed by week’s end. Funds will help ease hard times as checks reach farmers and relief is anticipated.
Grochi made a fine gentlemanly appearance in black and did not look like the wicked cowboy stereotyped in stories. Afterward the floor was cleared following the anniversary event.
The account describes guests departing hours with dancing feet to two violins and a cabinet organ. It praises the abundant refreshments provided by Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, noting Western cattlemen showed hospitality, and the preacher left $50 richer with memories of a cheerful evening.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Thermopolis family with Mr and Mrs Dui and five children including four sons and a daughter. Mentions a treatment at the fir and an event dated 1894 involving a possible entitle. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Winders Hardware Co offers useful Christmas gifts advertised in a telegraph want ad style. Try them for practical presents and home improvement items this season.
An ad claims Dr Emit's Adla Tebe relieves burning and gnawing stomach pains by neutralizing irritation. The ad promises refund if not effective and mentions a Western location and price or funding detail as part of the sales pitch.
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