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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1935

Page

6

Jurors Named by Beard for Next Term

Jurors listed for the upcoming term include Clyde Brady Even Stines Charles Herboldsheimer Bill Lowdon Harry Courtright Sidney No 3 C M Hadley J J Driever R C Brauer P Millett R M rears Griswold Glen Ayers W Ett Harry Witters T E Brooks Lodgepole Dearill George M Booth George W Line C O Bills Jim Tighe H C Lough Joe Henal H H Meyer W W Wise Union Valley Henry Vick Roger Brennan Martin Anderson Jack Devier Ed Ewing Fred Schuler Lloyd Vowell Pleasant View George Reetz Ford Steffens.

Clyde Brady Even Stines Charles Herboldsheimer Bill Lowdon Harry Courtright C. M. Hadley J. J. Driever R. C. Brauer P Millett R M. Rears Gree Griswold Glen Ayers Ett Harry Witters T. E. Brooks Lodgepole Art Dearill George M. Booth George W. Line

Weather prospects in Cheyenne and Northeast Nebraska

Occasional rain or snow was forecast for Cheyenne county with overcast skies and cool temperatures yesterday. Eastern Nebraska saw light snow flurries and a light mist in the north, but no major storm. United Airline planes ran on schedule with low clouds briefly obscuring some aircraft.

Cheyenne County Nebraska United Aidline Sidney Mfotorists

Commissioners Lend Aid In Valley Project

The resolution calls for support from local civic bodies and directs the county clerk to enlist aid for early accomplishments of the valley project. It also mentions giving a copy to State Senator C. D. Green and seeks ongoing guidance from the district’s officials.

C. D. Green

Relief Grants Cut As Funds Run Low

The committee voted to ask the FERA for 5000 dollars to assist a cooperative self help organization at Kearney, while Haynes serves as secretary. The move signals tighter funding as available relief grants diminish.

Haynes FERA Kearney

Scout Anniversary Banquet and Skill Events Outline

The notice lists Scout Anniversary activities including First Aid No. 3 for teams of three, No. 4 with two entries using flint and steel in 3 minutes, No. 5 a stretcher race with 75 points for neatness and durability, No. 6 a knot problem with ten specified knots and penalties, No. 8 First Aid No. 2 for teams of three, No. 9 Compass relay for eight with personal compass, No. 10 signaling worth 200 points for a four person team with roles. An additional feature is mass church attendance or Sunday observance during anniversary week.

Flint and Steel

Valley irrigation plans loom in Lincoln session

Senate committee chairman Green faces joint hearings February 13 on irrigation development for Lodge Pole valley. Debate centers on a proposed 500 mile pipeline from Sidney and a $20 million cost, with Nebraska farmers hopeful for a reliable water supply and federal support potential. Green wields influence to push funding and policy for an irrigated Lodge Pole paradise.

Lincoln Senate House Lodge Green Sidney Omaha Nebraska Sam Omin~ka Lodge Pole Valley Lodge Pole

Consider Projects At Meeting Tonight In County

Government to permit preparation of a new public works program. Commissioners call a public meeting in the district court room Friday at 7 30 PM. Leaders from the county are urged to attend with those who can submit genuinely worthwhile public works proposals.

Kittrell Indicted For Fraud In Stock Sales

Federal officials allege that through Burlington Investment then Paramount, land in New Mexico and a 1000 acre tract near Trinidad were used as security to operate a life insurance venture. Santa Fe National Life Insurance was formed in New Mexico after Colorado’s insurance chief rejected the plan. Assets moved to the New Mexico firm as investors paid $2 a share to transfer stock, described as a stock exchange.

Burlington Investment Company Hall Paramount Company New Mexico Trinidad Colorado Commissioner of Insurance Santa Fe National Life Insurance Company New Mexico Company

Local Notes From Union Valley Community

Mrs Ravert and sons Max and Howard with Mrs Finney and Mr and Mrs Gillespie visited Sidney where Geraldine and Max sat eighth grade exams. Rev Reeves of Daliin were callers and supper guests. Measles affect several neighbors. Mrs Schlieker visited and helped repair a windmill. Misses Lyda and via Schmidt called. Gillespie and Ravert attended Bridgeport business calls. M C C club to meet Feb 12 for rug lesson by Abbott and Haggerty. Carl McFarland returned to Sidney after weeks with Finney grandparents. Lloyd Ravert family were Sunday dinner guests.

Nelson Finney W. L. Ravert Max Howard J. M. C. Gillespie Geraldine Sidney Kenneth Reeves Daliin Herman Schlieker Schlieker Mesdames

Social Roundup in East Dalton Community

East Dalton residents share visits and dinners with neighbors and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yowell, and others hosted and attended gatherings at local homes. Visitors from Sedgwick Colorado and relatives joined Sunday meals and weekend stays with the Devier and Christensen families.

Route One Community Socials and Visits Chronicle

Route One notes show abundant social visits and events across families led by Mrs. Millard Queen. A wide array of guests, gatherings, sales, and shows take place from Sunday to Friday, including travels to Julesburg and Sidney, oyster suppers, ball events, and numerous home visits among local residents and neighboring towns.

Local Socials and Visits In South Colton District

Residents report moves and hospitality in South Colton. Mr and Mrs Melburn Brown relocate to George Deaver property east of the school. John and Dorothy Elsen host guests. Harvey George visits from Sterling. H J Elsen hosts multiple calls and visits with Witters and George families. Several social events including a five cent supper and a card party draw attendees.

Melburn Brown George Deaver School House Bill George John George Harvey George H. F. Krohn H J. Elsen A. J. Petre Jos Ne Witters HH. E. Witters Sidney Arlene Struve Lorenzo Dorothy Elsen W. L. Needham H. J. Elsen H. B. Witters W. L Needham Guelie Schmidt Sund Harvey Charles Deaver States Bothy Witters Curtis Elsen

Local Social Notes From Sunol and Nearby Towns

Mrs Bert Allington reports visits and gatherings across Sunol with neighbors stopping at homes of Cronk Haack Lindley and others. Hospitals and travel appear, along with a sale barn opening planned in Sidney and a local dance excursion.

Lorenzo Club Ladies Entertain Husbands and Families

Mrs Ethel Payzant reports the Lorenzo club ladies hosted an event for their husbands and families. The gathering featured socializing, refreshments, and planned activities reflecting community spirit and club camaraderie.

Ethel Payzant Lorenzo Club

Oshkosh Beats Dalton 24 to 17 on Home Court

Oshkosh defeated Dalton 24 to 17 on the Oshkosh floor. The junior play Her Emergency Family was staged last Thursday to a packed house, clearing about $100. Miss Neale coached the play. Funeral services were held Wednesday.

Oshkosh Dalton Neale Huneral

Card Party at St Marys and Local Notes

Miss Theresa Fullam’s funeral in progress with burial in Manchester Ineland. Rev Fullam to stay away months. Rev Joseph Bean supplying in his absence. Card party planned in St Marys church basement Friday night February 8. New barber Lester Ingerson rents R E Eddy place in north Dalton. A son born January 27 to Mr and Mrs G P Tiekuin in Sterling hospital. Mrs J A Vogt and son doe Mrs A Schmidt and Mrs Join B Schmidt left for Peters burg to visit a sick sister.

St. Mary‘s Church Theresa Fullam Manchester Ineland Fullam Joseph Bean Grand Island St. Mary’s Church Lester Ingerson R. E. Eddy North Dalton G. P. Tiekuin Sterling J. A. Vogt Doe

Plan Congress franking row sparks member debate

Fragmentary note references a February 20 1792 date and unclear franking plans. The readable portion hints at a congressional discussion among members about mail privileges and policy, with no concrete outcomes specified.

Congress Priystere

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Beard Kittrell Union Valley East Dalton Leitha Devier Lou Johnson Ed Mintken Arthur Larson Lloyd Yowell Ed Dickes Alfred Christensen Chris Deverschall J. D. Devier Edith Carl Christensen James Devier Fred Rathman Erwin Schultz Dgwick Colo Schultz J. A. Siefer, Jr Forrest Bevier C. A., Baker Aaron Parker Route Mrs. Millard Queen Charles Earnhart Millard Queen Co. N. Bondergard Harold Pettit Sarahy Hunt Hunts Home L. Tuecker Birdella Dawson Ed Stevens Millard Millard Queen Home Were Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Withers,Mrs. Sarah Hunt Ralph Maxine Georgia Dawson Clifford Smith Rodney Stevens Hubert Bondegard Sarah Hunt Charles Bondegard Ollie Withers Dave Nelson Scottsbluff Kenneth Earnhart Billy Imoss Reuben Lisco Lisco Gertrude Brestol Stevens Scott Cluff Jay Queen Grandma Queen Ralph Hunt Henry Schmidt Walter Sherrick James Campbell Julesburg Velma Phyllis Campbell Charles Hafer C. L.hopper Earl Hiett Clyde Johnson Frank Meier Court House Lois Byers Floyd Byers Walter Hopper Harry Wyeming Earl Pierce Dorodhy Dimick Otto Raddatz George Nieman Huntsman Ed Meier Harry Fleming Ted Marvin Floyd Fleming Robert Schweitzberger Otto Ervin Ralph Fleming Elmer Fulton Suhr Scribner A. M. Smith George Fleming John Mohatt Hugh Cortney Norma Kloepper Evelyn Anderson Goldie Jelinek W. C. Phelps Agnes Melvin Phelps Ervin Phelps Robert Schreitzberger Robert Hietz H.J. Elsen Sunol News Bert Allington Matt, Treinen J. B. Ruttner William Cronk Howard ‘Cronk North Platte Louie Haack Dickinson William Weber Braadwater Amelia Lindley Bobby Lee Zalesky Wol-Bur Ben Vacik Ovid Dan Dickinson J. M. Story Miss Mclllece H. W. Garber Fred Stuht Stuht James* Tighe Fternoon Donna Bert ‘Allington Tom Mclllece Miss * Cortney Lorenzo News Geo. H. Lee Tula S van Gr Rd Franklins Dr. Wests Epsom Adc Pharmacists Dr. Lyons Ila Wondersoft Kotex Stearns Prince Albert Janis Cream Colonial Sherapana Whitmans Camay Soap Norwich Cod Cartoon Tom Pipers-Son And FOX News Fomor Boulder Dam Z. J Ron Lung Barbasol Coty Hardie Albright Jackie ‘Cooper Buddie the Champ Little Pal Young Eagles Hollywood Rhythm Evelyn Venable Frank Englert A. Schmidt Join B. Schmidt Petersburg Denver Post Delivery WOLFE FOX Theatre Ando Traills Bagdad
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