Three deaths from gas leaks mark Omaha cold snap
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
2
Sidney Daily Independent subscription rates notice
An independent newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska lists subscription rates payable in advance with telegraph news. One year outside zone one (over 50 miles) costs $2.50, zone one is $2.00, with postage paid.
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Zone One
Sterling Horse Sale Promises Strong Demand and Broadcasts
Thursday sale starts at 1:00 PM with quality horses offered. Eastern market expected to operate at full capacity and buyers from major markets will attend. Bring good and medium priced horses as large crowds and solid demand are anticipated. Listen Saturdays 1:00 to 2:00 PM on Station KGEK Sterling Colorado.
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Sterling
KGEK
Colo
Ministers Hold Surprise Talks After King’s Funeral
Ministers met in London and Paris following King George’s funeral. They discussed charges that prewar networks formed around Germany and a Franco Russian parade over Berlin is planned.
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London
Paris
George
Germany
Berlin
University expert debunks heredity liquor myth
Dr D D Whitney of the University of Nebraska says inherited liquor desire is unfounded though a drunkard's child may lack center. Douglas County searches for plow thief after a county snow plow stolen Saturday night from Valley and left abandoned six miles northwest. WPA payrolls show 21,499 Nebraskans at work in mid January with total pay of 381,196 dollars, state administrator D F Felton reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Whitney
University of Nebraska
Dougals
Valley
Nebraska
D. F. Felton
Purdue President Dr Edward Elliott Honored by Nebraska
Dr Edward Elliott, president of Purdue University and former Nebraskan, received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Nebraska's charter day exercises. State Engineer A C C Tilley announced plans to convene the governor's safety council executive committee within 7 to 10 days to elect temporary officers.
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Edward ©. Elliott
Purdue University
University of Nebraska
A.C. C. Tilley
State Safety Council
Nebraska primary name for Roosevelt in April ballot
Senator Burke and Arthur Mullen proposed printing President Roosevelt's name for the Nebraska presidential preference primary on April 14. The state party committee will file the name. Nebraska officials moved to speed old age pension payments by immediate allotments for February, skipping county board certification.
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Roosevelt
Nebraska
Sentnor Burke
Arthur Mullen
Tolen
State Assistance Board
Dalton By Mrs Frank Englert Victims Named
Dalton by Mrs Frank Englert report lists Mr and Mrs Herbert Foster and Geraldine as victims in a partial readable notice from an old newspaper page segment.
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Dalton
Mrs
Frank Englert
Herbert Foster
Geraldiné
Dalton Triumph Over Goodview In Thursday Hoop Win
The Dalton basketball team defeated Goodview by nine points in a Thursday game at home. Community notes report local events including hospital stays, social gatherings, school plays, and upcoming machinery show with free lunch. Ed Collins died at his home. he was a pioneer resident mourned by the county.
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Mildred
Heizer
Goodview
Dalton
Ray Johns
Presbyterian Church
Paul Nagengast
Herman Rehling
Busacker
R. H. Miller
Rehling
William Busacker
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Marian Asbury
Clarence Mellberg
John Mellberg
Vern Ankeny
Lincoln
Marguerite Cortney
Betty Buchanan
George Shinker
John Smith
John ‘Smith
Frank Meier
J. D. Bolton
Miss Rocke
George Fleming
Farmers Union
Omaha
Ed Collins
East Dalton Dinner Guests List in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs A J Mellberg were Sunday dinner guests at the Clar encé Mellberg home. Mr and Mrs Mike Miller and daughters spent Sunday at the Fred Rathman home. Mr and Mrs Ed Miniken spent Monday at the Arthur Larson home. Mr and Mrs Arnold Westerhoff and daughters Ardis and Wanda Miss Mildred Van Steenberg were dinner guests at the Arthur Larsen home. Mr and Mrs Carl Chrstensen spent Monday evening at the Ed Mintken home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell and family spent Sunday at the A L Yowell home. Mr and Mrs Carr Ross and daughter Marilyn spent Sunday at the Arthur Larson home. Mr and Mrs A L Yowell spent Tuesday at the Lloyd Yowell home. Warren Weikhorst is visiting at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Devier.
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Clarencé Mellberg
Mike ‘Miller
Fred Rathman
Ed Miniken
Arthur Larson
Arnold Westerhoff
Ardis
Wanda
Mildred van Steenberg
Arthur Larsen
Carl Chrstensen
Ed Mintken
Lloyd Yowell
Carr Ross
Marilyn
A. L. Yowell
Warren Weikhorst
J. D. Devier
Peetz By Constance Brown Open House Recap
The Gazette reports an open house held on Saturday with light refreshments served. Fred Nichols returned home Monday after several weeks in Florida. Betty Slaymaker entered Sterling hospital for treatment. Albert Werner bought a new Ford. H M Van Dern and Ray French returned from a business trip to Danger. Mrs John Fehringer and Vanda were mentioned in the list of attendees.
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The
Gazette
Fred Nichols
Florida
Betty
Charles Slaymaker
Sterling Hospital
Albert Werner
Ford
H. M. van Dern
Ray French
Danger
John Fehringer
Vanda
Smallpox and illness sweep local families. school closed
Lee Gillham, Mrs. Del Hawkins, and Joe Joritsma are listed as ill or recovering from illnesses. Bob Fischer returned from a CCC camp in Cheyenne to visit family, with Florence Nollette accompanying him. The Scydies are quarantined for smallpox, and Millard Ayle’s Armstrong School is closed for scarlet fever. Walter Robinette injured his hand while repairing a car fan, and Sterling visitors Gordon Petre and Harold Petre stopped by the families of N. J. Petre.
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Lee Gillham
del Hawkins
Bob Fischer
Cheyenne
George Fischer
Florence Nollette
Joe Joritsma
Albert Scydie
Armstrong School
Millard Ayle
Walter Robinette
Market Quotations and Telegraph News Summary
Market quotations list Wheat 91, corn 58, oats 25, barley 28, old roosters 66, colored hens and springs 15, leghorn hens and springs 12, butterfat 32, eggs 20. Telegraph Waniads Get. Results.
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