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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1932

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Nebraska moisture shortages linger in Panhandle and western areas

Nebraska bankers report moisture is below normal in western and north central counties while eastern and southeastern regions enjoy adequate subsoil supplies. Winter wheat condition sits around 83 percent with heavy expected abandonment in western Nebraska. Demand for farms for rent rises as crop prices fall. spring crops and winter wheat may begin under favorable conditions except in the panhandle where moisture remains scarce.

Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics North Central Panhandle

Owene’s Battle to Kill Grasshopper Eggs Puts Early Digging Advice

Prof M H Swenk of Nebraska Agricultural College urges early soil disturbance to 80 percent egg destruction. Disk and plow by March or April to break up egg pods, expose them to moisture and freeze thaw cycles. Deep plowing and packing bury eggs beyond hoppers’ reach. fall work could have been better but spring still offers time.

M. H. Swenk Nebraska Agricultural College

Scott s Bluff Taxpayers League Wins 1932 Budget Cut

Scotts Bluff County commissioners, in a special meeting with about 20 Taxpayers League members, accepted league recommendations to cut about 15 000 from the 1932 budget. The plan urges a county budget system with department level appropriations for 12 months, cost ledgers, and limiting official travel expenses. Proposed allocations compare 1931 costs with 1932 suggested figures for the county clerk, treasurer, motor vehicle, recorder of deeds, county superintendent, district court clerk, county court, sheriff, jail, and related offices.

Board of County Commissioners Scotts Bluff County Scotts Bluff County Taxpayers League League Register of Deeds

Libel suit may follow verbal war over governor Bryan

William Ritchie Jr a Democratic gubernatorial candidate charged Governor Bryan with authorship of the State Capital Notes in Scottsbluff and challenged him to name the candidate boaster and the lawyers involved He stated he would file a libel suit if Bryan identified him and demanded Bryan explain the notes and the pipeline tax issues in a telegram to Lincoln He denied plans to spend large sums and questioned who writes the unsigned notes and the governors Capitol whispering campaign placing emphasis on constitutional equality and party principles.

William Ritchie, Jr Bryan Scottsbluff Lincoln Ritchie Ames State Capitol

Farmers in Cheyenne County Close 1931 Accounts

Thirty four Cheyenne County farmers finished their farm account books for 1931 with help from L. R. Snipes and Richard Cole of the agricultural college and County Agent Willey. A new book opened for 1932, data sent to the rural economics department for analysis. The report compares each farmer to the 34 and to the top and bottom ten, helping identify profit drains while keeping individual data confidential.

Cheyenne County L. R. Snipes Richard Cole Agricultural College Willey Rural Economics Department The Farmac

William E Spearow Funeral Held At Sidney Neb

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Wednesday for William E. Spearow prominent Cheyenne county farmer found dead Monday night in his farm barn north of Sidney He was 60 years old Born September 26 1871 in Wolcottville Ind Married Mary Hess September 25 1895 later moving to Nebraska Survived by widow four sons three daughters in law three grandchildren a sister and two brothers The service featured Motet music and was among the largest in Sidney in years Interment was in Greenwood cemetery Frank Welch lodge No 75 A F and A M had charge of the graveside rites

Methodist Church William E. ‘Spearow Cheyenne County Sidney Spearow F. Charling Mills Nebraska William Edgar Spearow Wolcottville Ind Mary Hess Surprise Indiana Buller County H. Glen Hershel F Paul D Ralph E Frank Welchlodge Monster Mason Alice Chesebro Spearow Larne Haworth Spearow Thelma Baker Spearow Merle Gene Howard Hershel Robert Dean Spearow Greenwood Cemetery Frank Welch Lodge A. F A. M Rice Funeral Service Purial

Maroons Play Alliance Pats Contest Hyannis At Tourney

Sidney high school and St Patrick's of Sidney meet Hyannis in the district cage tourney at Alliance on March 4 and 5 with byes in the first round. Sidney Alliance vs Hyannis starts at 2 pm, then St Pats Hyannis at 3 pm. First round also has Mullen vs Hay Springs and Bayard vs Hemingford.

Maroons Alliance Pats Hyannis Sidney High School St. Patrick’s of Sidney Sidney Alliance Tilt Fvo Mullen Hay Springs Bayard Hemingford

Long Prison Term Faces Man For Poisoning Attempt

Orville Morris 39 Ly man farmer confessed to Scotts Bluff county authorities he tried to poison his wife with a sandwich sprinkled with poison crystals after she nagged him. A friend warned the wife to inspect the sandwich, likely saving her life. County attorney plans direct district court information. Morris may plead guilty and face 2 to 15 years in state prison.

Orville Morris Lyman Farmer Scotts Bluff Morris Scotts Bluff County

Officers Seek Harry Nicholson in Angora Shooting

Morrill county officers pursue Harry Nicholson and a companion Amos for a midnight shooting at a liquor still near Angora. Lloyd Haisner was wounded in the hand but not seriously hurt. Nicholson allegedly fired after an argument. Nicholson and Amos fled and their whereabouts are unknown.

Morrill County Harry Nicholson Amos Lloyd Haisner Haisner Scottsbluff

Zwicki's and Krumm Plan Grand Opening

Zwicki's grocery and Krumm's market relocate to their new Illinois street quarters. An opening celebration marks Zwicki's third anniversary and runs from Saturday through next week with remodeled facilities and self service or clerk assistance options.

Colton Community Sale Planned For Tuesday March 8

The annual Colton community sale will be held on March 8, announced by Charles Deaver. He asks farmers to list their goods now to help prepare advertising material for a successful sale. Farmers not listing goods but attending should watch the Telegraph for next week’s ad.

Colton Charles Deaver Telegraph

Elevation of Chicago Bishop Designate Stanislas Bona

Most Rev. Bishop Designate Stanislas Vincent Bona D D was consecrated as bishop of Grand Island at Holy Name cathedral in Chicago. The ceremony was followed by testimonial functions dinners and receptions in his honor extending into next week with Rev Anton Link of Sidney Catholic church in attendance.

Grand Island Stanislas Vincent Bona Chicago Holy Name Cathedral

New Law Admission At Fox On March 1

Fox theatre announces new admission prices and matinee runs starting Tuesday March 1 per manager A J Hamilton. After opening, general admission drops to 35 cents from 40, balcony 25 cents, children 10 cents. Matinees daily except Monday with 25 cent general price. Sundays matinee and evening priced 35 cents.

New Law Fox Theatre A. J. Hamilton

Novelty Dance To Be Held Saturday Night

Grabill's Merrymakers and Brown's Central Shoe Store sponsor a novelty jubilee dance in the city auditorium on Saturday evening February 27. Free shoes hosiery and souvenirs will be given away. Admission reduced to 75 cents per couple.

Grabill’s Merrymakers Brown's Central Shoe Store City Auditorium

Extensive Raids Nip Northern Colorado Liquor Supply

Raids across four northeastern Colorado counties net 14 arrests and four cars seized, signaling the widest crackdown yet on local liquor making. Investigators from Logan, Morgan, Sedgwick counties and district enforcement officer E E Ellsworth, with Denver officer John R. Woodside, led the operation. Eleven suspects remained jailed as of the report, including five in Lege county, with several visitors from Sedgwick believed to distribute liquor from a Nebraska point.

Colorado Nebraska Logan Washington Morgan Sedgwick E E. Ellsworth John R. Woodside Denver Lege County Sedgwick County Vern Gafin Williams Beaster Sterling Julesburg John Quizenberg Frank Walls Herman Bretinger

Secret Wedding In Sidney February 8 Revealed

The secret marriage of Arthur B. Ranum and Eileen Wilcox occurred February 8 in Sidney to evade Colorado five day laws and stay secret. Judge G P Krate officiated. witnesses were Mrs Don Howard and Lora Smith. Ranum recently received a divorce from Louise Guthner Ranum on February 5 after long separation and prior marriage details are noted.

Arthur B. Ranum Eileen Wilcox Denver Ranum Sidney Colorado G. P.“Kraté Don Howard Lora Smith Robert G. Weir Blichael Wilcox Wilcox San Francisco Louise Guthner Ranum

Local elections heat up as candidates file and Winders retires

Local political races gain momentum with two new filings for county treasurer on the Republican ticket H W Pat Ells and Fred Stowe both long-time Sidney residents. A petition supports J H Foster of Dalton for county treasurer. Councilman W M Winders announces he will not seek re election, triggering ward caucus speculation for a successor in the second ward.

Courtly H. W Pat) Ells Sidney Fred Stowe J. H. Foster Dalton Foster Ilinois Henry Blome Poster North Side W. M. Winders Post Winders Telegraph Second Ward Vinde F. A. Bush I. KE. Grabill

Maroons Sweep Bridgeport in Conference Finale

Sidney closes the conference cage schedule with a 27 to 10 win at Bridgeport to finish 10 victories and 3 losses. Livoni Atkins and Chesebro led the offense, with Livoni scoring eight as Bridgeport struggled against Sidney’s defense. The Maroons, led by coach Black, head to North Platte for a district tourney qualifier and face a rival matchup with Platters amid Lincoln County football ties.

Sidney Bridgeport Livoni Atkins Chesebro Maroons Black Morrill County Walker Bartlett Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bankers Report Owene Scottsbluff Taxpayers League Lliam E. Spearow Zwicki’s and Krumm Link Anton Link Sidney Catholic Church Fox I.E. Grabill F. A. Barger Schroeder Blome Charles Green North Platte C. Muhr Jones Todd Milmine Humpal Jimmerson Ivan Wilson Platters Wilson Gothenburg Lincoln County St. Patrick's of
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