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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1931

Page

10

New County Board Elects Bert Allington Chairman

The Cheyenne county board met in regular session with Bert Allington as chairman designate for 1931 after motions by Allington and Weikhorst. Bonds for county officers were approved. Appointments for deputy clerks and county attorneys were confirmed. The board authorized rent for the county attorney’s office and approved a filing case purchase. Mothers pension applications to be routed through the poor fund. Meeting adjourned to January 13 or by special call.

New County Board Bert Allington Board of Cheyenne County Commissioners Guy Shaw Ford Weikhorst Henry Pavlat R. P Kepler Fritz Huddin Potter Gertrude M. Nelson W. W. Schulz Weikhorst Ford Shaw

Crook Eagles Deliver Blowout Over St Patrick Falcons

Crook defeats St Patrick 42 to 15 in a Wednesday night game. Crook’s Master Mason and McKelvey combined for 37 points with a sharp passing attack. Roth led St Patrick with nine points as Filbin was ejected for personal fouls and Stanley came in. Crook hosts St Patrick again January 27 as home-court advantage hopes to boost a stronger effort.

St. Patrick's Academy Corok Academy Crook Master Mason McKelvey St. Pat Roth Filbin Stanley St Pats Broadwater Crook-St. Patrick St. Patrick Itrowsky

Sidney rifle club shows growing interest this season

At the Sid ney rifle club meeting at Wal-Bur hall Tuesday evening Melvin Sweet led with 177, John J. Treinen next with 174, and Gus Hellbush third with 170. The Union Pacific rifle club has received new .22 and 30 calibre rifles from the war department, boosting winter and spring interest. Sidney aims to form a ten man team to challenge nearby towns. Riflemen will contest Kimball Crook Sterling Peetz and Gering this season, per John Treinen.

Sidney Rifle Club Wal-Bur Hall Melvin Sweet John J. Treinen Gus Hellbush Sidney Union Pacific Rifle Club War Department Sidney Riflemen Kimball Crook Sterling Peetz Gering John Treinen

Denver Bishop to Hold Confirmation on Sunday

The Rt. Rev. Fred Ingley bishop coadjutor of Colorado will confirm a class into full rights of the Episcopal church on Sunday January 11 at 11 o clock in Christ Church and will celebrate at the communion service at the same hour. He is substitute for Bishop Beecher who suffered a serious accident last November and will be guest of Rev and Mrs E C Van Hise in the city.

Fred Ingley D. D Colorado Episcopal Church Christ Church Bishop Ingley Beecher E. C. van Hise

Former resident sends New Year greetings to Cheyenne county

Best wishes for 1931 go to Cheyenne county friends through Rev. Co. Strandberg. The message says the writer grew to manhood there, where playmates still reside, and hopes Cheyenne county remains one of the best in Nebraska and perhaps the Union.

Cheyenne County Rev Co. Strandberg Nebraska Ute Rev. Strandberg

Final shoe clearance announced at Greenlees Inc

Greenlees Inc announces a final shoe clearance featuring men, ladies, and children's styles. Prices on clearance stock are described as the lowest in years, with a broad selection highlighted.

Greenlees Greenlees’ Inc

Seven Cheyenne County Students Treated at Nebraska U Hospital

Report shows 3,236 patients cared for in the hospital during the past year averaging 53,863 days of care. Seven Cheyenne County youths spent 66 days there. The hospital serves as a teaching facility for the University of Nebraska College of Medicine with 180 beds and an average daily census of 145. Expanded capacity to 240 beds awaits 1931 legislative funding.

University of Nebraska At Lincoln Cheyenne County University of Nebraska College of Medicine Board of Regents

Just Imagine 1980 Futuristic City at Fox New York

Previewed as the greatest ever dream city for talking pictures Just Imagine shows a 1980 metropolis with towers over 200 stories aerial traffic cops in balloons nine traffic levels canal system for ocean liners and fleets of airplanes with helicopters. Cast includes Maureen O Sullivan John Garrick Marjorie White Frank Albertson with David Butler as director and Seymour Felix staging the dances.

New York Buddy DeSylva Lew Brown Ray Henderson de Sylva Brown and Henderson David Butler Godison Ralph Hammers Just Imagine Fox Theatre Brendel Maureen O'Sullivan John Garrick Marjorie White Frank Albertson Seymour Felix

Penny Display Windows Remodeled This Week

J C Penny store display windows have been remodeled this week reducing decoration space but creating a neater overall presentation for shoppers.

J. C. Penney

Central Market Interior to Undergo Remodeling

Carl Olson announced that the Central Market interior will undergo minor remodeling to adopt a modern business look. Paneling and repainting are planned, with Viggo Neilsen completing the work.

Central Market Carl Olson Viggo Neilsen

Sum remains in temporary school fund certified for distribution

State Treasurer W M Stebbins certifies to State Supt. C W Taylor that $496,408.39 is held in the temporary school fund for distribution. Sources include bond interest, warehouse licenses, insurance licenses, liquor licenses, employment agency licenses, school land interest, and school land lease.

W M Stebbins C. W. Taylor

Domestic grain market strengthens as new year starts

The weekly grain market review shows modest gains in domestic wheat, corn, rye, oats, and barley as the new year begins. Canadian and southern hemisphere factors influence prices. winter and spring wheat receipts rise while elevator stocks grow, with strong Canadian shipments partly offset by steady domestic demand.

Grain Market Review U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics Canada Winnipeg Liverpool Argentina Kansas City Omaha Chicago Fort Worth Tars Lake St Louis Cincinnati Minneapolis

Dr Mabel Lott Chiropractor Ad at Gapen Building

Chiropractor Dr Mabel Lott lists contact at 83 Gapen Building. An adjacent line notes 26 27 and a generic car sale blurb from M W Osborn Motor Co promising serviceable cars at cheap prices.

Mabel Lott Gapen Building M. W. Osborn Motor Co Gapen

Defective Draft Triggers Fire Alarm at Grage Home

The fire department was called to the Grage home on the north side Wednesday where a defective draft caused smoke damage. The department found no blaze, however. The draft was repaired.

4-H Scholarships Open to County 4-H Members

The extension service announces 100 scholarships for 4-H club members in the United States who will be college age by September 1932 and active as 4-H members on March 1, 1931. Scholarships must be used within one year of the award notice.

Extension Service U. S

Stockdick Sells Land to Old King Cole

Stockdick closes deal selling Morrill county land to Old King Cole, a childhood fiction figure, amid lighthearted chuckles. William Cole of Pisgah Iowa, the buyer’s father, also shows interest in the purchase.

Stockdick Old King Cole Mr. Stockdick Mr. Cole Morrill County William Cole Pisgah

Children’s Home Society Seeks Funds at Local Visit

A representative for the Children’s Home Society is soliciting donations, noting nearly 38 years of work for unfortunate children. The statewide, nonsectarian group has aided over 12,000 children and placed about 3,400 in adoptive homes, operating on voluntary gifts under a state license and National Child Welfare affiliation.

State Department of Public Welfare National Child Welfare Organization of America

Card of Thanks and a Furniture Ad

Card of thanks from Mrs. N. N. Sherman and family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of their husband and father. A Victrola cabinet priced at 25.00 is advertised by Leonard Furniture for home or school district use.

N. N. Sherman Leonard Furniture

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