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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
2
An independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue NE Sidney Nebraska details its Friday circulation, service to Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, postal entry as second class mail, and subscription rates including zones for distant subscribers.
Rescuers broke through to Marcus, seventy miles west of Sturgis North Dakota, finding households forced to burn books and chicken houses and ration food after a weeklong snowbound siege. A mix of political and international items filled the bulletin with notes on farm bills, prisoner releases, and sweeping wartime tensions.
Two by gas one by electric chair and claims gas was more humane. Sheriff A E Garter announced in York origin of two extortion notes received by York business men had been cleared up by capture of a one year old boy who walked into a trap. No charges filed. Chancellor E A Burnett denied reports of retirement at Nebraska. Ernest F Witte named director of Omaha community chest. Chile proclaims three month siege in all provinces after strikes tied to communist movement. UK leads American exports in 1935 with Canada Japan France Germany Italy following. Mikal Toukatchevsky meets France to plan military cooperation against nazi threat. France seeks Russia as ally.
Those seen in Sidney Saturday included Mr and Mrs Clark Fuller Mr and Mrs Wi A McMillen Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen Mr and Mrs Emil Van Mark and daughter and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher Mrs Ethel Lyngholm returned to Morrill county school after absence since the Halsey Fuller is reported improved from a recent accident Mr and Mrs Emil Van Mark shopped in Sidney Wednesday Grover Hatcher Arthur Coble and James Henderson called at the J C Hatcher home Monday Christmas vacation on count of an operation for APT kills and ear infection Mr and Mrs Fred Bever spent Thursday at the Richard Welton home Mrs Richard Welton and son spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Fred Bever Those absent from school last week on illness were Doris Runge Clifford Runge James Mitchell Esther Mitchell Dorothy and Patsy Loncar and Helen Henry Mrs Emil Van Mark was a school visitor Wednesday afternoon Those who had perfect spelling lessons last week were Yvonne Seimers Denna Jean Van Mark Bonita
Donavon Lyngholm and Bonita Runge received spelling stars last week. The Bronsen school box soc.al is scheduled for February 14.
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