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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1935

Page

1

Renew Cost Audit Proposal At Meeting Here Monday

Frank Arnold of the Nebraska League of County Taxpayers associations will speak at the chamber of commerce meeting Monday to discuss government cost audits for municipalities counties and school districts. The event opens at 6 p m with a dinner at Union Pacific hotel followed by the talk in the legion rooms. Farmers union members attend as special guests.

Frank Arnold Nebraska League of County Taxpayers Associations Chamber of Commerce Union Pacific Legion Rooms Arnold Farmers Union A. J. Jorgenson M. W. Osborn

Maroons Prep for Season Opener at Lodge Pole

Sidney high school cagers practice nightly for the season opener at Lodge Pole next Thursday. Coach Reed has four lettermen and several promising youngsters, expecting a fair season. The Maroons meet Sterling on January 4 after the Christmas break, a team rated Colorado's best last year with three veterans returning.

Sidney High School Lodge Pole Reed Maroons Sterling Colorado

Senator Green Given Water Lifting Patent

Senator C. D. Green received a water lifting patent first applied for in 1911. He noted the patent is practical for many irrigation uses but not ideal for Lodge Pole valley, though it reflects an idea he had already developed.

C. D. Green Lincoln Lodge Pole

Auction Farm Sale To Be Held Monday

R D Reynolds a well known farmer 114 miles west and 1% south of Lorenzo plans to move to Oregon soon and will hold a public auction of his livestock and belongings next Monday December 16 at his place. The sale described by A B Rapp will begin at 10 a m. Forty head of livestock farm machinery and household goods are listed.

R. D. Reynolds Lorenzo Oregon A. B. Rapp

New Drug Store Opens This Saturday in Sidney

The Sun Drug, the newest addition to Sidney’s business life, will open for business this Saturday in the Tobin Building at Tenth avenue and Illinois street. A formal opening is planned for next Wednesday.

The Sun Drug Sidney Tobin Building Tenth Avenue Illinois Street

Lehmkuhl Loses Suit Over Fatal Lodge Pole Accident

Judge I J Nis Jey granted a directed verdict for Mildred E Martin in the case brought by Lillian Fay Lehmkuhl seeking 28903 damages from a fatal collision near Lodge Pole. Evidence showed Martins car was largely on her side. Lehmkuhl claimed her husband Lloyd H Lehmkuhl a mail carrier was killed and was reaching for something when the crash occurred.

I. J. Nis Jey Lillian Fay ‘Lehmkuhl Mildred E. Martin

Pioneer Lady Morfeld Dies at 75 in Sidney Home

Mrs. Mary Margaret Morfeld, 75, wife of H J Morfeld of Sidney, died Wednesday morning after about five months illness. A 27 year resident, she was widely known and survived by husband and seven children: J B Morfeld M B Morfeld C J Morfeld Mrs Henry Brachtbach Mrs Frank Edgar Mrs Helen Schad and Anton B Morfeld. One child Sister M Ignatia predeceased her. Funeral from Catholic church at 9 39 this morning with Rev Anton Link. Interment Sidney Catholic Cemetery Gehrig Funeral Service in charge.

Mary Margaret Morfeld H. J. Morfeld Sidney J. B. Morfeld M. B. Morfeld C. J. Morfeld Henry Brachtenbach

Absentees Must Have Permits When Return

Public school officials require all students returning after an absence to present a doctor's permit. The rule applies even when illness is not the cause. Officials cite excellent overall health but enact this precaution amid scarlet fever concerns.

Tax Payments Jump Due To Wheat Money

Wheat allotment checks sparked a surge of real estate and personal tax payments in Cheyenne county. Farmers lined up at the treasurer's office daily to cash checks and settle back and current taxes, with total funding expected to reach thousands.

Cheyenne County

Turkeys Again Are Shipped East

Approximately 50,000 more turkeys will be shipped from western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming this month and early January with most consignments going to the eastern seaboard. The birds are higher grade than Thanksgiving stock, with more than 80 percent prime grade from Lusk Wheatland Torrington and Kimball. Loading occurred at Gering Bridgeport Sidney Torrington Wheatland and Lusk, and over 23,000 turkeys will leave this week for the east.

Nebraska Wyoming Seaboard Telegraph Lusk Wheatland Torrington Kimball H. V. Anderson Henry NPV Cooperative Market Association Gering Bridgeport Sidney

Tax Payment Law Cited For Auto Licenses In Cheyenne County

County Treasurer Louis Wasem reminds car owners that 1935 automobile taxes must be paid before securing 1936 license plates. New laws require payment of personal taxes before permits are issued. bring tax receipts to speed the process.

Cheyenne County Louis i Wesem Wasem

Knights of Pythias Meet at Kimball Event Draws Delegates

One hundred four delegates from Scottsbluff Harrisburg Kimball Crawford Sidney and Cheyenne attended the ninth district meeting and banquet of the Knights of Pythias at Kimball Monday night. Five candidates received the rank of page. State officers present included F. L. Brown Hastings grand chancellor Golden P. Kratz Sidney W. L. Elswick Gurley past grand chancellors and James McCain Cheyenne past supreme representative of Wyoming.

Knights of Pythias Scottsbluff Harrisburg Kimball Crawford Sidney Cheyenne Page F. L. Brown Hastings Golden P. Kratz W. L. Elswick Gurley James McCain Wyoming

Alliance Youth Democrats Draft Constitution in Meeting

The fifth congressional district organization of young democrats held a Sunday session in Alliance to draft a constitution for submission to the state convention in Kearney in February. Attendees included G L Whiting, chair. Mrs Lee Friday of Oshkosh. Miley McConnell of Kearney. W B Miller of Lodge Pole. Ed Omera of Scottsbluff. Nelson Moss of Gordon. Bud Crawford of Seneca. and Clarence Lody of Alliance.

Constitutional Committee of the Fifth Congressional District Organization of Young Democrats Alliance Kearney G. L. Whiting Lee Friday Oshkosh Miley” McConnell W. B. Miller Lodge Pole Ed O’mera Scottsbluff Nelson Moss Gordon Bud Crawford Seneca Clarence Lody

Telegraphs Free Kids Picture Show At Fox Theatre

Youngsters 14 and under in the Sidney trade area are invited to a free picture show Saturday December 21 at the Fox theatre. Admission is first come, first served with a 10 AM first short subject, featuring cartoons and oddities chosen for kids.

the Telegraph Fox Theatre Sidney Trade Telegraph Dad Mother Sidney the Fox

Telegraph lowers rate to 1.50 as January 1 price lift looms

The Telegraph and Telegraph News will raise to the old 2 yearly rate in 19 days, but for now the subscription remains 1.50 per year. The paper reports a surge in prepayments and new signups, with 115 renewals or new subscriptions since the month began and 94 in November, totaling over 200 in six weeks. Some subscribers even pay four years in advance for 5.00, a clear saving versus the coming price hike.

Telegraph The Telegraph News Telegraph Publishing Company Telegraph Office Asl

Pesek Beats Buresh In Two Straight Falls

Nebraska’s John Pesek, dubbed tiger man, defeats Puffin Frank Buresh in two straight falls on Monday night in Sidney. The all wrestling card, staged by the American Legion, showcased Pesek’s top form as fans witnessed a lengthy first fall of 21 minutes with a double eagle lock and a quicker five minute second fall ending with a wrist lock style sequence.

Sidney John Pesek Nebraska Tiger Man Puffin Frank Buresh Pesek-Buresh American Legion Pesek Baresh Ringsiders Buresh Louie Benesek Jake Weyant

Ed C Sanders Dies In Sleep Near Potter Nebraska

Ed C Sanders 59 longtime Cheyenne county pioneer died in his bed at home northeast of Potter Tuesday morning. A native of Iowa born 1876 he spent most of his life in the county. Survived by Edith his wife two sons a daughter five sisters and two brothers. Body at Rice funeral home services Sunday at Sanders home at one Interment in Sanders Cemetery near their farm northwest of Sidney.

Ed C. Sanders Cheyenne County Potter Edith George Moore Edwin Erickson Sidney Dan Aldridge T. E. Cahoon Dot Sanders Long Beach Calif L. V. Sanders E. H. Sanders Rice Funeral Home Sanders

Forty-Nine Warrants For County Fair Premiums Due

E A Winter county fair treasurer reports 39 war rants remain uncalled, totaling amounts owed to numerous individuals and firms. He urges all holders to call for payments before year’s end, listing names and sums from George Coulter to J H Billeter, Cheyenne County Trading Co., and others.

E. A. Winter County Fair Board Winters George Coulter Don Cruise A. B E. Frans Anna Gardner Dorothy Gade William Goding Mrs. Hart Elmer Buhrdorf George Egging Carl Fricke Ross Handley

Christmas Trade Boosts Cheyenne County Business

Business activity in Cheyenne County improves as farmers receive their allotment checks fueling a merry Christmas. Merchants report strong spending, a rare boost not seen in six years, with steady weeklong customer flow and expectations that 1935 Christmas volume will exceed 1934. Post office continues distributing allotment checks. a big Saturday trade is anticipated.

Cheyenne County Sam

Friday the 13th: superstition and warnings grow

A column warns readers about Friday the 13th fears and superstitions. It notes the day invites ill luck and accidents, advising caution with ladders and cats crossing paths. The piece contrasts believers who dread the date with skeptics who blame misfortune on the day.

Appearance Bond For Brennan Posted Here

Roger Brennan of Dalton is named defendant in an embezzlement charge filed by County Attorney P. J. Heat on Monday. He posted a $1000 appearance bond and is required to appear at a preliminary hearing January 10. Brennan, former manager of the Dalton cooperative association until July 18 last, is charged with embezzling $805.10 of money and personal property from the association over the past three years.

Roger Brennan Dalton P. J. Heat Brennan Dalton Cooperative Association

More Xmas Lights On Streets This Season

Sidney city workers plus Western Public Service began installing seven hundred fifty feet of new Christmas wiring on downtown streets after the order was placed last Friday. Four lit trees were added at the four corner lamp posts at Tenth avenue and Illinois street enhancing the holiday display.

Sidney Western Public Service Company Tenth Avenue Illinois Street

Green Seeks Landowner Funds to Start Valley Irrigation

Senator C D Green urged Lodge Pole valley landowners to finance early irrigation development until government funds can be secured. He plans to send a letter to owners noting their large investments in seed and equipment and arguing they will benefit directly from the project. T W Hawkins elected Farmers Union president at county convention with large attendance and spirited program. H L Hiett chosen vice president and Oscar Olson re-elected secretary, with Borcher and Tremain retaining director posts.

Lodge Pole C. D. Green Green T. W. Hawkins Farmers Union Hawkins Glen Bales Bales H. L. Hiett Sidney Sidney, Was Elected Vice President To Succeed Mr. Hawkins Oscar Olson Art Borcher Ray Tremain

Former Fox Manager In Sidney Disappears

Otto G. Brown, longtime Fox theatre manager in Sidney and former manager in McCook, vanished Sunday night. Chet Miller and Fred Glass traveled to McCook to install a new manager. Police reported no known reason for the disappearance and company officials offered no details. Brown had helped introduce talking pictures in Sidney in 1929 and later worked in Sterling and Boulder before returning to McCook.

Otto G. Brown Fox McCook Sidney Theatre Chet Miller Fred Glass Rawlins Brown Sidney Talking Pictures Sterling Boulder Fox Company

Fox Calendar Shows December to January Movie Lineup

The Fox theatre again uses ample advertising space to promote its calendar and Shirley Temple contest. Manager Smith reprints the monthly lineup, highlighting pictures scheduled from December 5 to January 4 for patrons.

Fox Theatre The Fox Smith

George Sine Shows Slow Improvement After Train Crash

George Sine, pioneer Lodge Pole resident, was critically injured last week when his car was hit by a Union Pacific train. Hospital attaches report he showed some response to treatment and had a definite turn for the better on Wednesday. Full extent of his injuries remains undetermined due to the severity of his condition.

George Sine Pioneer Lodge Pole Union Pacific Sine

Two Holiday Dances Planned This Month

The Telegraph prepares dance bills for Christmas and New Years events. American Legion auxiliary sponsors the Christmas night dance at the auditorium with Hank Barker and his orchestra. Barker and his orchestra sponsor the New Year’s Eve carnival dance with serpentine balloons noise makers and novelties.

The Telegraph American Legion Auxiliary Hank Barker Barker

Scouters To Meet At Scout Camp Sunday

The annual scouters meeting will be held Sunday December 15 at the scout camp west of Sidney. It will begin at three o'clock with J C Rosse cooking a scout dinner for the early evening. Attendees are urged to sign up for meal planning and a small charge will be collected.

Sidney J. C. Rosse

Oshkosh Debates Highway 26 Route Change

State highway engineers survey proposes shifting Highway 26 to pass south and west of Oshkosh, instead of through the town’s main street. Local businessmen filed petitions last week with the highway department protesting the contemplated route change.

Oshkosh Highway Department

Cage Rules Clinic To Be Held This Evening

O L Webb secretary of the state high school athletic association will discuss interpretation of 1936 basketball rules at Chappell tonight at 7 30. High school coaches and officials from this section are expected to attend.

O. L. Webb State High School Athletic Association Chappell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tax League Chamber Commerce Jorgenson Senator Green Mro Lehmkuhl Knights 'S of Pythias Mr. Sanders J. E. Sanders Iowa That State C. A. Hansen Edgar Hicks R. P. Kepler Stanley Livoni Gerald Meehan Bradley Parody Louie Reimers Mrs. Rice A. M. Ross F. A. Rowan R. L. Runion E. A. Ruttner Joe Schwartz Evan Stines H. L. Thompson L A. Thompson Thimgan Meld Weikhorst Ferd. Weikhost Donald Wills Roy Wills J. C. Wolfe Sunny South Mrs. G. H. Thompson Phyllis Campbell Joy Sparks Cheyenne County Trading Co J. H. Billeter Hiett Olson Tremain Borcher Carl Mahr
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