George Gerlach Dies Funeral At Harrison
George Gerlach dies and funeral held in Harrison. Interment in Harrison cemetery. Survivors include wife, two daughters Bernice and Marjorie of Omaha, sisters in Harrison and Seattle, and brothers William of Douglas Wigo, and Jess of Scotts Bluff.
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Harrison Cemetery
Bernice
Marjorie
Omaha
Harrison
Seattle, Wash
William
Douglas
Wigo
Jess
Scottsbluff
Annual City Caucus Slated For Monday
Sidney residents anticipate a busy weekend as the annual city caucus approaches. Voters will elect three year terms with City Clerk Carl . Jones City Treasurer Leslie Neubauer and Police Judge A. A. Clark up for re election in April. First ward caucus at the city auditorium second ward at the north side school building third ward at the east side school. Meetings begin 7 15 and the general caucus follows at 8 00.
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Carl ©. Jones
Leslie Neubauer
A. A. Clark
First Ward
City Auditorium
Second Ward
North Side
Third Ward
East Side
Sidney
Stolen Gold Buried Beneath a Tombstone in 1880 Theft
A granddaughter recounts an unsolved 1880 robbery in Sidney linked to a buried cache beneath a tombstone. Witnesses recall Black as a bartender with vague claims of complicity. Chester Allen was tried and acquitted for alleged involvement. Old timers remember tombstone funds and uncertain burial details.
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Rogers
Black
Sidney
Cheyenne
Chester Allen
Express
County Pensions Steps With County Totals
Merrick county reports 200 applications with average 14.33 totaling 2,954. Pierce 5 apps averaging 19.20 for 1,450. Box Butte 150 apps at 20 for 3,100. Sherman 200 apps at 5.79 for 1,193. Allotments this week include Garden 667 Dev el 522 Sheridan 1,413 Kimball 612.
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Merrick County
Pierce County
Box Butte
Sherman
Panhandle
Garden
Devel
Sheridan
Kimball
High Winds Hit Western Section
A severe windstorm impacted western areas, loosening a farmer's trailer near Sidney and scattering corn as the four wheel trailer was demolished. Temperatures stayed high but fell several degrees Tuesday night. Several tree branches were blown down and additional light damage noted.
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Sidney
Loan Charter Will Be Delivered March 9th
The article notes the charter will be delivered March 9 and that the new federal plan will allow lending within a fifty mile radius. It will position the local group as the leading lender for several smaller towns and free funds for building investments. Directors cite many federalising advantages and plan newspaper advertising to highlight savings and loan policies.
Maroons Fall In Season Finale To Chappell Five
Sidney high school closed its season with a 34 26 defeat to Chappell. Heming led the visitors with sensational scoring while Sidney struggled to find the basket, trailing 12 2 after the first period and 17 4 at halftime. The Maroons rallied to 25 16 in the third, and late in the fourth threatened to tie before Chappell pulled away for an eight point margin.
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Sidney High School
Chappell
Heming
Sidney
Devil County
Maroons
McCann
Bales
Hengl
Crosby
Craig
Sa Willey
Wee
Ene Wendt
Dedrick
Hengle Crosby
I McCann
Country Club Dues and Committee Appointments Reported
The country club maintains dues and lists committee appointments for the year led by President Leon Line. Notable actions include authorizing blue rock traps and a rifle range for use this year and seeking a golf professional to locate here. Several members are named to committees across grounds golf house membership finance and entertainment.
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Tin
Earl R. Kratz
Joe Simodynes
Golf Committee
Leon Line
Grounds
I. E. Bauman
James Zalesky
BR. P. Kepler
Joe Simolynes
C. W. Smith
Guy V. Doran
House
L. T. Pools
D. R. Thomas
D. R. Campbell
W. M. Winders
Ray Babcock
R. B. Roche
L. A. Donahoe
Joe Siimoc¢ynes
E. A. Winter
Careless Driver Cited As Town Reports Weekend Activities
Donald of Sund spent Sunday with the John and Elmer Seyfang families. Several skating parties were held last week. The ice at Johnson grove was good until the thaw Saturday. The American Legion auxiliary met and a handkerchief shower was given Mrs Guy Hite. Mrs Hite will move soon to Washington or Oregon. J S Steele of Kimball visited Potter. Date set for postponed senior play is Tuesday. March 3 ban on gatherings lifted. measles cases noted. New light plant engine started Friday under WPA grant of 45 percent of $10,657. Church services resume after three weeks. Town caucus set for March 16. election April 7. Community club to elect officers next week. A dozen frozen water pipes reported as warm spell ends frost.
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Donald of
Sund
John
Elmer Seyfang
Johnson Grove
Guy Hite
American Legion Auxiliary
G. J. Rogers
Washington
Oregon
Minnie Morgan
Sidney
Donald Biggs
Roland
J. S. Steele
Kimball
Potter
Board of Health
Community Club
Potter ceremony unites Bundy and Harrison in Potter
Rev. Tanner performs marriage Sunday for former Potter citizens Paul Bundy and Margaret Harrison. Both are Potter high school graduates now living in Sidney where Bundy works at Safeway and Harrison runs a dressmaking shop. The notice also lists local visitors and patients, including Mrs. Ray Weikhorst at Kimball Miller hospital.
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Tanner
Potter
Paul Bundy
Margaret Harrison
Potter High School
Sidney
Electric thawer fixes pipe burst on first attempt
Workers rigged an electric thawer Tuesday to address a burst pipe, and it worked perfectly on the first case tried, restoring heat and stopping further damage.
American Mastodons and Their Global Range
The term mastodon often refers to the American variety but also appears in other regions. Many scientists think they may have still lived in America when the first humans arrived, though no proof supports this theory.
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America
Specials Discontinued March 14 Prompting Quick Call
All specials end on March 14 with a final reminder to hurry and phone 10. The note references a promotion tied to the Green Lantern location.
Vaccination and Montana Altitude Notes
The article notes vaccination as discovered by Penner in 1706 and states Montana has the lowest altitude among the Rocky Mountain states. It presents historical and geographic points in a concise summary.
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Penner
Montana
Rocky Mountain States
Canada Name Legend and a Farmer’s Demand for Corn
A humorous note recounts the tale that Canada got its name from Spanish explorers voicing Aca Nada meaning it is barren. The piece contrasts that myth with today’s fertile image and ends with Yim ndy Anderson of Sia ney Draw ordering a 151 Jlister, praising a good stand of corn.
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Canada
Greenland
Yimndy Anderson
Up ‘Sianey Draw
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George Gerlach
Pageong
Telegraph
Chappell Quintet
Country Club
Ternoon
R. L. MacAdam
Ralph Osborn
Epworth League
Epworth Institute
C. W. Johnson
Johnson
Peter Hansen
K. Hansen
A. FP. Hunter
Nebraska Wesleyan
W. C. Shests
WN. S. Miller
L. V. Slocumb
Harley Hite
Virginia Reed
Boyd French
A. F. Whitmire
Lew Brown
Brown
Gus Schrader
Jack Story
Oklahoma City
Paris
Aut Arts
Wwe
Jrow
Elliots
AlHee Miles
Kiset
Dee
LIS
PAN Aster
Ope
Northwestern Bell “Telephone Company
The
Ritz
Beauty Shop
Green
Hardy Furniture ‘Co
Hecormick
Nebraska
Jens Olson
Harold, Spiker
McCormick Deering
Willie
Sterling Brothers
Chas. Munshaw
Dalton Country
Ralph Spearow
Huntsman
W. K
Babcock Implement Co
12Th Avenue
Snover
Baldwin
Milicc, Fuqne
U.P. Depit
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