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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1931

Page

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Bryan outlines tax relief and banking reform in inaugural address

Governor Charles Bryan pledges nonpartisan action to ease taxpayer burden and explores banking reforms. He urges reenactment of the original guaranty law or alternatives, suggests state banks, and calls for tax cuts, highway improvements, and code reform to reduce government costs and duplication.

Nebraska Charles Bryan Brygan State Bank Bryan State Banking Department

Maroons Fall to Lodge Pole in Low-Scoring Tilt

Bidney's Maroon cagers dropped their third loss of the season as Sidney was held to two field goals. Captain Chesebro led Sidney with four points while White, Griswold and Goodale controlled the Lodge Pole offense though they could not finish. Adams was out, altering the Maroons' rhythm and pace as Wolf battled the Lodge Pole defense to no avail.

Bidney Maroon Cagers Lodge Pole Sidney Keith Adams Captain White Sterling White Goodale Griswold Adams Maroons Chesebro Wolf West Ligoni

Stricter Law Observance Promised As Cheyenne County Starts New Terms

New Cheyenne County officers begin terms with most positions continuing. Sheriff William Schulz, elected last year, promises enforcement of laws as in prior year. The sheriff emphasizes Section 8 Nebraka motor vehicle lighting and signaling rules, including limits on lights and required signals. Other seasoned officials include County Attorney Kep ler, Clerk Henry Pavlat, Treasurer Ernest Biggs, Superintendent Gertrude Nelson, and Surveyor Charles Gardner as terms commence.

Ford Weikhorst Guy Shaw Joseph Nelson Paul Collart Kepler Walter K. Hodgkin Henry Pavlat Ernest Biggs Court House William Schulz J. M. Nelson Schulz Nebraska Gertrude Nelson Charles Gardner

Gigantic Auction Of Automobiles In Sidney Next Week

A gigantic auction of 50 new and fine used cars will be held next Tuesday January 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Beckmann garage. Col H J Glenn renowned auctioneer conducts the sale jointly by Beckmann Motor Company and Wade and Hamilton Inc. Bidders from up to 200 miles have attended prior Glenn sales with cars drawn from local garages stock. The sale is billed as a must for buyers as cars must go.

Beckmann Motor Company Wade& Hamilton, Inc Beckmann Col H. J. Glenn Ucewa-Wc Col. Glenn Glenn

Dr Dee L Abbott Chosen President Of Medical Society

Dr Dee L Abbott of Sidney was named president of the Cheyenne Kimball County Medical Society at Monday night’s regular meeting in Kimball. Dr J R Taylor of Sidney was elected vice president, and Dr J B Pankau of Dalton secretary and treasurer, with several doctors from nearby towns in attendance. A motion picture slide on Traumatic Surgery of the Extremities was shown by Dr A L Miller.

Dee L. Abbott Sidney Cheyenne- Kimball County Medical Society Kimball J. R. Taylor J. B. Pankau Dalton Gering Scottsbluff Bayard Chappell Big Springs A. L. Miller

Stockdick Sells Land To Old King Cole

E C Stockdick local realtor wittily reports selling land to L W Cole known as Old King Cole after a chance meeting in Sidney. Cole arrived seeking Morrill county land on agreed terms, a curious twist in a friendly deal between long acquainted figures.

Stockdick Old King Cole King Cole E. C. Stockdick Sidney Mr. Stockdick L. W. Cole Broadwater Morrill County

Police Stage Own Private Brew Fiesta

Sidney officers held a private beer party at the dumps north of town Wednesday afternoon. 396 bottles of 7 percent brew had been disposed of after a raid and chemist analysis found the potion too strong to keep.

Sidney Livoni

Hamilton Says Public Follows Its Favorites In Talking Pictures

A. J. Hamilton of the Fox theatre argues that the public chooses films by favorite stars and dependable comedy. He cites the box office success of Min and Bill with Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery, despite little preshow publicity. He notes strong newspaper coverage aided the showing.

Hamilton A. J Hamilton Fox Theatre Min and Bill Marie Dressler Wallace Beery Fox Min

Youth Narrow Escape From Gasoline Explosion

C A West a petrol station employee near Sidney narrowly escaped severe burns when a pan of gasoline fell onto a stove and exploded. Workers wrapped him in a tarpaulin and smothered the flames while he stood on a barrel. fire department arrived but flames were controlled quickly.

C. A. West Sidney West

Lions Convention Held Today In Scottsbluff Nebraska

Western Nebraska Lions clubs gather in Scottsbluff for their annual conclave at the Lincoln hotel. Sessions start at 4 PM with a banquet at 6 PM closing the event. Notable speakers include A L Miller Vincent D Heskell Lloyd L Anthony Mayor Joe Davis and Robert R Modie. A F Middaugh delivers the welcome address amid music and stunts.

Scottsbluff Lions Clubs Nebraska Lincoln Hotel Sidney Vincent D. Heskell Omaha Lloyd L Anthony Omaha Club Joe Davis Hastings Robert R. Modie West Point A F Middaugh Scottsbluff Club

Womans Club Studies The Hawaiian Islands

The Hawaiian Islands were studied by the Womans Club on Tuesday in a regular program. Mrs Graham presented a paper on Molokai leper colony, and Mrs Bush described the Samoan islands as The Garden of the Pacific. Roll call featured interesting notes about the islands.

Womans Club Hawaiian Islands United States Molokai W .Graham F. A. Bush

Soliciting Funds Here For Childrens Home

C I Coates district superintendent for the Nebraska Childrens Home Society is in Sidney this week soliciting funds for the charitable institution. The local board includes Mrs Rena McCleneghan Mrs A A Rudd Mrs Harriet Hart and Mrs BR H Rogers. The board supports the work for orphaned and homeless children and urges public aid. The society was organized and chartered in 1893.

C. I. Coates Nebraska Childrens Home Society Sidney Nebraska Rena McCleneghan A. A. Rudd Harriet Hart BR. H. Rogers

Mrs R E L Jackson Dies Suddenly Funeral Here

Mrs. R. E. L. Jackson long time Sidney resident wife of prominent businessman died at a local hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 9 a.m. from the Christian church with Rev. J. H. Bicknell officiating. The body will be shipped to Missouri for burial. Gehrig Stone has charge of the arrangements. Related bank robbery case details involve Raymond Rezac and two companions, with sheriff statements on possible prosecution in Cheyenne County and connections to multiple holdups in Iowa and Illinois.

R. E. L. Jackson Sidney Raymond Rezac Nebraska Cheyenne Willam Schulz Rezc Albert Rezac Fred L. Gift Ray Rezac Schulz Sterling Council Bluffs Iowa Oakland Rezac George Sheldon Sheldon Sterling Illing Station Merion Harvey Rathbone Lincoln Imperial Rathbone Rezacs Gift

Scholarships To 4 H Workers Is Now Available

International Harvester funds 100 scholarships of 500 dollars each for 4 H club members nationwide to support agricultural study. The awards honor Cyrus H McCormick’s 1831 invention milestone and back scientific farming. Geographical distribution and alternates explained. committee to establish application machinery in January.

United States International Harvester Company Cyrus McCormick, Jr McCormick Cyrus Hall McCormick Central States

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Plans January Meeting

The Cheyenne county farm bureau sets its annual meeting for January 28 at the Fox theatre with a 10 am start. Officers will be elected, the county agent’s report given, and a travel lecture by Francis Flood will follow at 1:30 pm. Dinner is provided by the bureau, and the event draws over 500 farmers plus others in Cheyenne county.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau L. D. Willey Fox Theatre Willey Francis Flood South America

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Fast Lodge Pole Quintet Cheyenne County Wade-Hamilton Dr. Abbott Police West Nebraska Hawaiian Island Childrens Home The Childrens Society Raymond Reiag Colo R.E. L. Jackson Colorado Directors Committee United States Department of Agriculture National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Farm Bureau Meeting the American Legion Wiley
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