Plan to mail old age checks faces county opposition
Three counties Cheyenne Merrick and Jefferson oppose state centralized mailing of old age assistance checks, arguing it shifts control away from local authorities. Eighteen counties favor the plan citing economy and expansion to aid the blind and dependent children. State Treasurer Jensen awaits more replies before deciding, with continuation noted on page 8 column 3.
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Jensen
Cheyenne
Merrick
Jefferson
Pindell
Herbert Lock
George W. Patterson
Jefferson County Board
Deane Choir To Come To Sidney March 30
The Deane College a cappella choir of 50 voices will perform in Sidney on March 30 sponsored by the local high school. Many singers are soloists or part of small groups. a quarter study voice privately and music theory. Prof Sager holds a master in music from Kansas University and is an experienced director and concert artist.
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Prof. Sager
Kansas University
Hay Dealers Warned To Stop Watering Supplies
State agricultural department officials warned western Nebraska hay dealers to cease watering hay to freshen crops, saying the act violates the adulteration law. Complaints said watered hay weighs more. Department also urged railroads to test cattle scales under law. carriers failing tests will have scales condemned. Fees for scale tests range from 3.50 to 10 dollars depending on scale size.
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State Agricultural Department
Western
Nebraska
Declamatory Contest Staged at Gering
Sidney sent five entrants to the district declamatory contest at Gering. None won a first award but two earned second place. Jeanette Larson took second with a humorous piece and Bill Tewell was second in extemporaneous. Marilee Ellsworth Gordon Daniels and Dick Ellsworth won third in their categories. Miss Arvella Hansen praised her students’ performance.
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Sidney
Gering
Jeanette Larson
Bill Tewell
Marilee Ellsworth
Gordon Daniels
Dick Ellsworth
Arvella Hansen
Judge Nisley Declares Bias Free In Abduction Case
District Judge 1d Nisley overruled a motion to bar him from presiding over the trial of A A Hastings Clyde D Macomber and Joseph Rankins all of North Platte on charges of abducting robbing and assaulting Sam Pappas The judge said he is interested only in ensuring a fair trial for all defendants and denied bias claims 理
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Nisley
A. A. Hastings
Clyde D. Macomber
Joseph Rankins
North Platte
Sam
Milk Project Gets Praise Of Teachers
The executive board of the Parent Teachers association reports satisfactory progress with the milk project in Sidney schools during January. There were 130 bottles of milk delivered daily to pupils in the East North and Junior High buildings. Teachers report splendid results and hope the program continues through February and March. They seek individual and organizational contributions to the fund. A dance will be held on Tuesday February to raise funds in homes. The milk project aims to feed every undernourished child a half pint of milk every morning.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Sidney
Nebraska Names Main Freight Points for New Rates
The Nebraska railway commission issued track freight rate schedules to take effect February 14. Seventeen headline points were designated due to 90 percent of truck traffic, including Alliance Beatrice Chadron Columbus Fairbury Falls City Fremont Grand Island Hastings Kearney Lincoln McCook Nebraska City North Platte Omaha Scottsbluff and Superior. The commission also said unlawful contracts with common carriers and shippers at lower rates than the new schedules will be void.
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Nebraska Railway Commission
Alliance
Beatrice
Chadron
Columbus
Fairbury
Falls City
Fremont
Grand Island
Hastings
Kearney
Lincoln
McCook
Nebraska City
North Platte
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Superior
Commission
Next Practice Debate At Bluffs February 12
Scottsbluff high school will host a practice debate tournament February 12 with teams from Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska. Invitations have been sent to Kimball Sidney Oshkosh Bayard Gering Chadron North Platte Greeley Longmont Loveland Lander Sterling Cheyenne Rock Springs Douglas Casper. The event in the high school building begins with registration from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Amie Gilbert, debate coach, leads the tournament with help from her team.
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Scottsbluff High School
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kimball
Sidney
Oshkosh
Bayard
Gering
Chadron
North
Platte
Greeley
Longmont
Loveland
Littleton
Sterling
Colo
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Douglas
Casper
Wye
Amie Gilbert
Trucker Meeting Scheduled in Lincoln February Fifth
The Nebraska Commercial Truckers Association announced a state wide meeting of truck operators to be held at Lincoln February 5 to discuss new rules and regulations aimed at preventing chiseling. Officials said the principal subject will be the new freight rates that commercial truckers must charge after February 16. Schedules have been set up by the Nebraska Railway Commission and representatives will explain the rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska ‘Commercial Truckers ‘Association
Lincoln
Nebraska Railway Commission
Jurgensen On Trial In Lincoln Embezzlement Case
Lincoln investigations center on Lieutenant Governor Walter Jurgensen charged with embezzling 916 dollars from Chester C. Kaderli, Union Pacific station agent at Potter. The hearing revealed 60 letters and telegrams about the transaction, with Kaderli claiming fraud after turning stock over to Jules H. Johnson. A final exhibit shows a 1000 dollar check for stock payment that was stopped at a Potter bank. The defense says Kaderli pressed for higher payouts, while a 1936 settlement document ties the dispute to a note for 917.16 hosted in Lincoln.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Walter Jurgensen
Chester C. Kaderli
Union Pacific
Potter
Kaderli
Jurgensen
United Savings and Loan
Jules H. Johnson
Lst
Richard Stout
Trucker Kenneth Steers Faces Multiple Violations in Sidney
Kenneth Steers a Lander Wyoming trucker was stopped in Sidney for operating a truck under a different certificate and with improper plates while hauling more than 12 000 pounds without required power or booster brakes. He paid 340 to the county judge and 160 for licenses leaving with fines and the brakes required by law. County Attorney P J Heaton filed the complaint.
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Kenneth Steers
Lander
Wyo
Sidney
Kenneth
Barlow
Louis
Sidney Rifle Club Wins Postal Matches in Wyoming
Sidney Rifle Club extended its winning streak to six by sweeping two postal matches last week. In Casper, Wyoming, Sidney defeated the local marksmen 1858 to 1742 in a four position match, led by Mathews 375 Breternits 374 Pierson 373 Doran 368 Kahler 368. In Greeley, the Sidney 1383 to 1367 victory saw Kahler 281 Breternitz 278 Pierson 276 Mathews 275 Doran 273.
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Sidney Rifle Club
Casper
Wyo
Sidney
Mathews
Breternits
Pierson
Doran
Kahler
Greeley, Cole
Joser
Breternitz
Art Print Exhibit To Be Shown Next Week
Sidney schools sponsor a cultural promotion with a large exhibit of art prints at the junior high school auditorium from February 7 to 11. Hours are 7 30 to 9 p m Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday with ten cents admission.
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Fria
Sidney Schools
Maroons Trim Lodge Pole Meet Bearcat Five Tonight
Colorado planning oiling on No 113 and re oiling No 54 plus junction signs for 138 as Northern Colorado Highway Association backs early completion of northern Colorado highway projects. In sports, Sidney defeats Lodge Pole 37 to 24 with Craig scoring five and Ellsworth three. Maroons travel to Scottsbluff seeking revenge after a 36 31 loss.
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Bearcat
Colorado
State Highway Department
Northern Colorado Highway Association
Brush
Msdee
Peetz
State Line
Akron
Otis
Yuma
Wray
Julesburg
Sterling
Greeley
Big Springs
Nebraska
Wyoming
Denver
Cheyenne
Sidney
Lodge Polo
Maroons
Lodge Pole
Craig
Slayter
Dick Ellsworth
Treblck
Lennie ‘Darnell
Scottsbluff
Bob Lundberg
Morrill County Sun Seized by Bridgeport News Blade
The Bridgeport News Blade purchases the Morrill County Sun circulation list and name, announcing both papers will publish from the News Blade plant with the Sun issuing on Tuesdays and the News Blade on Thursdays. The Sun’s machinery has not been bought and moved to Overton.
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Bridgeport News Blade
Morrill County Sun
Bridgeport
Ray Ryason
News Blade
the Sun
Ryason
Overton
Sunol Dominates Chappell High In Western Nebraska Clash
Sunol routed Chappell High School 30 to 19 on their home floor to claim a likely western Nebraska title. The Sunol second team also defeated Chappell reserves 18 to 8, as a large Sunol fan delegation cheered. Sunol next hosts unbeaten Dailey, Colorado, in a pivotal game after Dailey recently beat Sunol. The source notes Sunol high school has just 43 students.
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Sunol
Chappell High School
Western
Nebraska
Chappell
Dailey
Colo
Sunoil
Sunol High School
White Spot advertising plan praised by Nebraska labor bodies
Central Labor Union president Mace M. Brown of Omaha endorses the White Spot national advertising campaign to lure new industry to Nebraska. He says it will boost employment and benefit farmers and business people, praising state newspapers and radio for cooperation. Brown notes tax differences versus other states and argues labor and farmers bear the burden of taxes, urging support for the program. Continued on Page 8, Col. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Nebraska
Mace M. Brown
Central Labor Union of Omaha
E Hc
Brown
State Chairman Of Conservation Work To Speak In Sidney
A mass meeting for western Nebraska farmers and business men is set for Wednesday February 9 in Sidney to discuss current and federal crop control plans and farm conditions. Fred Wallace of Gibbon will lead the program as state chairman of the agricultural conservation plan and other speakers will share unbiased farm insights.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Tom Allington
Fred Wallace
Gibbon
Wallace
Chicago
Allington
Cheyenne
Kimball
Devel
Morrill
Ed L. Uptegrove
General Ag
Property Values Drop In State Says Smith
State Tax Commissioner W H Smith reported in his annual review to Governor Cochran that Nebraska property valuations fell by 2 6 million in 1937 due to continuing bad weather. The 1937 total valuation stood at 2 058 224 967 as assessed by county officials. Prices rose from 1936 but scarce supply kept overall value down, forcing the state board of equalization to raise the levy from 1 76 to 2 64 mills and increase general fund withdrawals by 1 866 428. Transfers of liquor and estate tax receipts and higher 1937 38 appropriations over 1935 37 contributed to the rise in outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Nebraska
R. L. Cochran
Smith
State Board of Equalization
General Fund
Sunol Still On Top Of LPVAA Cage Race
Sunol High School’s cage team remains leading the LPVAA after a 27 to 35 loss to Dailey, Colo. The Jan 25 to Jan 31 results list Sunol beating Dailey and Bushnell and losses by St Patrick and Gurley as the standings reflect up to January 31.
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Sunol
LPVAA
Sunol High School
Dailey
Colo
St.Patrick
Gurley
Bushnell
Potter
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Broadwater
Goodview
St. Patrick
Daltoon
Lisco
McGrew
No Epidemics Reported in Nebraska January
State health director Dr P H Bartholomew reported Nebraska had no epidemics in January. influenza was prevalent last January with 322 cases. last month only 14 cases were found. Other diseases showed little change from prior periods.
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P. H. Bartholomew
Nebraska
Overloading Truck Charged By Patrol
A hearing before County Judge Robert A. Barlow is set for Monday February 14 on two complaints against Watson Brothers truck line and driver Harvey D. Marshall. The State Patrol accuses the firm of hauling loads beyond capacity and beyond licensed limits with a gross load of 60 900 pounds cited as the example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Barlow
Watson Brothers
Harvey D. Marshall
P. J. Heaton
Marshall
Sugar Beet Growers To Meet At Ogallala
S K Warrick of Scottsbluff said district educational meetings on the 1937 38 sugar beet program for all sugar beet producing areas in Nebraska will be held in mid February. Schedule lists Kearney Ogallala February 11 and Scottsbluff February 9 10 with meetings starting at 1 30 PM. National and state AAA north central region speakers Nebraska extension service and Nebraska agricultural conservation committee will lead. Principal speakers include C R Oviatt E W Janike L D Willey and Warrick.
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S. K. Warrick
Scottsbluff
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Kearney
Ogallala
North Central
AAA
Nebraska Agricultural Conservation Committee
Nebraska Extension Service
C. R. Oviatt
E. W. Janike
L. D. Willey
Warrick
Warner Files for Governor Lead in Cheyenne County
No new filings this week in Cheyenne County, total five county office bids. Charles J. Warner, veteran Republican and long-time legislator from Waverly, enters governor race with platform advocating economy and no new taxes and opposing further federal encroachment on state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Charles J. Warner
Warner
Waverly
Mild Weather Holds No Snow Reported In Sidney
Weather summary notes mild conditions with no snow in Sidney. Groundhog sighting potential shadows in Cheyenne County referenced as a factor, but moisture failed to materialize while clouds cleared and temperatures moderated to springlike levels by mid afternoon. The day’s low reached 4 above zero.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebraska 4-H honors include Lipke win and trips
Dorothy Lipke of Cheyenne County wins the highest 4-H award, earns a free trip to national 4-H week in Washington next June, joining Monetha Newman York county Max Kemling Perkins county and Norman Yates Fillmore county as state recognition recipients. Lipke, 18, a rural teacher, has led 22 projects and 256 demonstrations. Newman, a freshman, has held top dairy and Holstein titles. Kemling, 19, and Yates, 21, notable for meat, sorghum and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nebraska
Monetha Newman
York County
Dorothy Lipke
Cheyenne County
Max Kemling
Perkins County
Norman Yates
Fillmore County
Miss Lipke
Sidney High School
Miss Newman
The
Agricultural College
Kemling
Nebraska Wesleyan
Yates
Mattson Kidnapping Hoax Debunked By Authorities
A phony tip named John Elliott led to a Hoover contact and a reported Mattson kidnap plan. Hoover alerted FBI headquarters, and a Sidney to Omaha trace found no basis. Sheriff Schulz and Sidney officers canceled any planned federal action after the call proved unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidaney
Mattson
John Elliott
J.edgar Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Sidney
FBI
Omaha
W. W. Schulz
G-men
Nielsen Attends Lions Meeting At Bayard
J. W. Nielsen district governor of Lions clubs attends a Bayard Lions meeting. Deputy District Governor Frank Prince leads the program attended by 60 members from Sidney Bridgeport Scottsbluff Gering Bayard and Alliance. Past District Governor Jack Raymond Judge Earl Meyer and Nielsen spoke. Bayard club skit cited as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nielsen
Lions Clubs
Bayard
Frank Prince
Sidney
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Gering
Alliance
Jack Raymond
Boottsbluff
Earl Meyer
Nielsen
Bayard Club
Patrolmen to tag cars with old permit in Nebrasa
Nebraska highway patrol chief R. F. Weller announced patrolmen will stop all motor vehicles displaying last year plates and issue violation cards granting five days to obtain 1988 plates. If not obtained, charges will be filed and drivers operating after February 28 with old plates face immediate arrest.
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Nebraska Highway Patrol
Weller
Nebraska counties receive state school fund shares
The state department of public instruction distributed 457,884 to Nebraska's 98 counties as their regular semi annual share of state school funds. Counties listed include Banner 1,477 Box Butte 4,627 Cheyenne 5,784 Dawes 4,588 Garden 3,673 Kimball 2,591 Morrill 6,001 Scottsbluff 11,047 Sioux 3,047.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Nebraska
Banner
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Dawes
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Scottsbluff
Sioux
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