Winter Wheat Crop Poorest Since Start Of Federal Forecast
The Agriculture Department forecasts a 400 million bushel winter wheat yield based on December 1 conditions at 68.9 percent of normal. Planting fell to 39,902,000 acres, the smallest since 1923, down 1.3 percent from last year. Nebraska acreage is about 2,890,000 with roughly 70 percent of normal yield, while western Nebraska shows spotty, possibly under 20 percent normal. Rye acreage this fall was 4,649,000, up from five million the prior year. rye condition was 76.3 percent of normal, below 82 percent last year. Continued notes on below average conditions suggest higher abandonment and lower yields ahead.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Nebraska
United States
Woman's Club Fetes Husbands At Parity Christmas Event
The Woman's Club held a Christmas party for members and their husbands at the American Legion club rooms after a regular meeting. Program included welcome by Mrs. C. H. Gardner, Nebraska songs led by Mrs. J. W. Johnson, readings by Mrs. W. H. Edwards, Roy Porter solos, whistling by Mrs. H. A. Stover, a comedy skit by Rev. F. Charling Mills and Vern Livingston, and a Christmas poem by Mrs. F. H. Wolf. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. A. E. Wright and Elwood Singer. traveling prizes to Mrs. Charles Sokol and Mr. Singer. Lunch by hostesses Mesdames C. H. Hutchison, R. T. Hill, Jesse Osborn, Hugh Slawson, and Miss Edith Oldershaw.
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Womans Club
American Legion Club
C. H. Gardner
Nebraska
J. W. Johnson
W. H. Edwards
Roy Porter
H. A. Stover
Annie Laurie
F. Charling Mills
Vern Livingston
F. H. Wolf
Bridge
A. E. Wright
Elwood Singer
Charles Sokol
Mr. Singer
C. H. Hutchison
R. T. Hill
Jesse Osborn
Hugh Slawson
Edith Oldershaw
Farmers At Lincoln To Fight Grain Rates
Two western Nebraska farmers protested to the railway commission on Wednesday over a Union Pacific rate cut on corn. They say the lower price by 7 cents per hundred reduces farmers returns after prior elevator contracts. They argue the drop benefits feeders and pockets, not producers, stressing tax pressures.
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Railway Commission
Nebraska
Corr
Union Pacific
Grand Hotel Booked at Fox Theatre for Two Nights
The Fox theatre has booked the picture Grand Hotel for next Tuesday and Wednesday replacing Kongo, which will show in January. Grand Hotel played here last summer as a road show and is now brought back for two days at regular prices. A press notice on the picture appears in this issue.
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Fox Theatre
Grand Hotel
No Arrests In Police Probe Of Break In And Extortion
City and county police yesterday said no arrests were made in two sensational burglaries and an extortion attempt last week. Suspects numbered at least four local men under surveillance as officers continue a broad hunt. Victims provided detailed descriptions to aid the inquiry.
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E. A. Phillips
Thomas Epps, Jr
Alliance Manager Dies of Heart Attack at 45
L. A. Goines, Alliance city manager for eight years and newly elected president of the League of Nebraska Municipalities, collapsed at home Sunday night at 9 30. He was 45. He worked part of the day and appeared in good health before the fatal heart attack while reading a newspaper, dying within about ten minutes. Officials and friends express deep regret at his passing. He was highly popular and well liked.
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L. A. Goines
Alliance
League of Nebraska Municipalities
Mr. Goines
Ony
Legion Staging Two Big Holiday Dances
The American Legion will stage Christmas and New Years Eve dances at the city auditorium. Verne Wilson's eight piece orchestra will play for both nights. The New Years Eve event will be a carnival dance with planned high-spirited fun.
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The
American Legion
City Auditorium
Verne Wilson
Legion
Just Two Days Left For Xmas Shopping
Two days remain for Christmas shopping with Sidney stores open tonight and tomorrow night to serve late shoppers. Merchants report satisfactory trade this week as stocks rapidly run down.
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Mrs. Public
Sidney
Greenlee Resting After Ankle Injury at Home
Roy E. Greenlee of Greenlees Inc fell and broke his ankle a week ago and is resting comfortably. The wound is improving and he will likely be confined for several weeks at home, according to reports from his residence.
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Roy E. Greenlee
Greenlees’, Inc
Mr. Greenlee
Democrats Plan Widespread Postmaster Removals in Fifth District
Cheyenne county Democrats claim postmasters will be ousted as soon as terms expire. Congressman-elect Terry Carpenter will cooperate with county Democratic committees to select replacements. About three or more Cheyenne postmasters may be removed. Carpenter plans a January itinerary to visit 31 counties and gather committee recommendations for numerous appointive offices.
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Cheyenne
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Cheyenne County
Look For Increase Of Petty Crimes In This City During Winter
Police warn that the coming winter could bring a spike in petty crimes in Sidney. They say the local force is insufficient to handle a surge and urge public cooperation to follow basic safety rules to reduce worry and tension before spring.
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Sidney
Few Luxuries Bought For Xmas This Year
A survey shows Americans shifted from luxuries to practical gifts for Christmas. While sales volume remains fair, total dollars spent fall 10 to 40 percent from 1931. Stores overestimated demand, likely leading to January inventory write downs as cold weather affected purchases.
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America
United States
Merry Christmas From The Telegraph Publisher
Fifty nine years after the first publisher sent a Christmas greeting to a small family of readers the current publisher extends a broader Yuletide wish. He hopes readers and loved ones find happiness joy and contentment and calls for cheer and resilience as better times come.
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The
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Mathewson Pleads Not Guilty In County Court
Bert Mathewson was bound over to district court on a $500 bond after pleading not guilty to ownership of a still and liquor seized in a raid on a farm southeast of Potter. R. C. Jackson of Sidney is the surety. The case may be heard late in January or in spring before District Judge id. L. Tewell, with attorney E. L. Hyde promising to fight the charge.
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Bert Mathewson
Potter
G. P. Kratz
R. C. Jackson
Sidney
Mathewson
E. L. Hyde
Id. L. Tewell
Maroons Triumph Over Lodge Pole In Season Opener 29 22
Sidney Maroons overcome a slow start to rally past Lodge Pole 29 to 22 in the 1932 33 basketball opener. Thomas and George started cold, then Witters and McCleneghan sparked the comeback with five third quarter field goals. Kreider led Lodge Pole with five fast break baskets as Disney and Kripal struggled to find the hoop.
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Thomas
George
Sidney
Maroons
Lodge Pole
Marcons
Black
Witters
McCleneehan
Kreider
Sidney Guards
Disney
Kripal
Senator Elect Green Seeks Tax Cut via Tax Reform
Charles D. Green of Sidney Nebraska state senator elect from the 31st district says taxes must be cut but opposes broad salary reductions for elective and appointive officers. He favors shifting the tax burden, supporting reform and building up the economy rather than retrenchment, and suggests abolishing many government offices rather than cutting their salaries.
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Charles D. Green
Sidney
Lincoln
Nebraska
Green
Ter
Leeches
First White Lady To Marry In Sidney Dies In Denver Home
Mrs. Freca M. Newman a pioneer homesteader and the first white woman married in Sidney died December 16 at her Denver home. Born February 3, 1849 near Davenport, Iowa, she would have turned 84 in February. She was the daughter of Corbin and Harriett McMurray.
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Sidney
Denver
Freca M. Newman
Corbin
Harriett McMurray
Proposed Tax Cut Submitted To Governor Bryan
Nebraska's tax reduction budget for the next two years is ready for final revision. State Tax Commissioner Smith announced a detailed draft is complete and will be revised with Governor Bryan next week. The governor’s illness shifted the task to Smith who has held brief talks with the chief executive. A substantial reduction was made under the current budget, but Smith declined further details.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Smith
Farmers Union Resolutions Urge Lower Rates and Co op Plans
Cheyenne County Farmers Union adopted a set of resolutions at its annual meeting. They support a joint statewide legislative program, seek cooperation with district and state bodies, request state board reporting on agricultural marketing, push for truck license reciprocity with Kansas, protest higher Burlington freight rates, and urge a cap on per mile charges with G E Burke named agent.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Cheyenne County Farmers’ Union Organization
Nebraska
North Platte
Indorse
Records Farm Board
Kansas
Farmers Union of Kansas
Burlington
Huntsman
Gurley
Dalton
Lorenzo
Cheyenne County
Union Pacific
Julesburg
G. E. Burke
City to Begin Tile Manufacture for Sewer Project
Councilman A S Hardy announced the city will start tile manufacturing early next week for storm sewer work on West Illinois street and for the North side drainage at Forrest street. 48 inch tile awaits a Union Pacific contract. 24 inch tile for the smaller tiling. About 20 to 25 men will be employed during the project.
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A S_ Hardy
West Illinois Street
Forrest Street
Union Pacific Rairoad
Christmas Dinner Prices Dip to Five Dollar Feast
The Telegraph highlights bargain prices for a full Christmas dinner with turkey dressing vegetables and dessert under five dollars. Grocers advertise lowest quotes in a quarter century while economists note the improved affordability for many families this holiday season.
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Telegraph
Auto License Plates For 1933 Not Shipped
Cheyenne county 1933 license plates had not arrived yesterday and County Treasurer B C Grabill had no information on shipment. They were expected this week and would be placed on sale once received. He linked the delay to trucking fee litigation and the supreme court decision raising costs for commercial trucking firms. Grabill would notify Telegraph News when plates arrived.
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Cheyenne County
B. C. Grabill
Grabill
Supreme Court
Telegraph
Snow Storm Fails To Arrive In Panhandle
A forecast snow storm did not reach the Panhandle as Wyoming snow showers stayed local. Cheyenne county enjoys mild weather with no new snowfall, minimal wind, and melted remnants from two weeks ago. Roads remain open and a pleasant Christmas day is forecast for the region.
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Panhandle
Wyoming Monday
Rocky Mountain
Cheyenne County
Saturday Gift Night At The Fox Theatre
Free Christmas gifts will be given away at the Fox theatre tomorrow night during the Fox Christmas party staged by Manager Boyd and local merchants. The grand prize is a cabinet radio set with smaller awards also to be distributed, announced Mr Boyd in today’s advertisement.
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Fox Theatre
Boyd
Cheff Addresses Lions Club Christmas Meeting
The Lions Club met Wednesday at noon for a Christmas address by Dr. Paul P. Cheff of the Presbyterian church. Lions member Rev. F Charling Mill sang Silent Night. About 20 members attended.
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The
Lions Club
Pail P. Cheff
Presbyterian Church
F. Charling Mill
Lions
District Four Tops 1933 Nebraska Legion Membership Drive
District Four of the Nebraska American Legion leads the 1933 campaign with 50.71 percent of its quota, while District 13, 7, and 9 follow. District Two sits at 11.90 percent. Sidney Post No. 17 has about a quarter of its 120 member quota, but Commander Ed Runge expects over subscription by drive’s end. George Irwin of Bridgeport, fourth district commander, drives posts hard to push district over the top.
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Nebraska American Legion Department
Sidney Post No. 17
District 13
District Seven
District Nine
District Two
Sidney Post
Sidney
Ed Runge
George Irwin
Bridgeport
Antelope Have Gone South Says Warden
State Game Warden O Connor notes Nebraska antelope herds, two groups about 50 head each, have moved south for winter. Farmers welcome the animals after crops spared, as the antelope harm winter wheat and corn patches less when away from home. Two herds, near Sidney and in Garden county, are watched to survive the season.
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Nebraska
O’connell
Sidney
Garden County
Library To Close On Next Two Mondays
The public library will be closed Monday December 26 and Monday January 2. Librarian Mrs Constance Corbet advises patrons to secure books this weekend for the holidays. The library has gained many new and excellent volumes this year.
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Constance Corbet
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Greenlee
Merry Christmas
Council
Cheff
Lion Meeting
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