St Patrick's Opens Conference With 26 17 Victory At Lodgepole
St Pat's led by N Loebe and H Loebe tallied 25 points as the Blue and White edged Lodgepole 26 17 in the conference opener. Cunningham and Minshall led Lodgepole with five each. Cunningham was ejected. St Pat's seconds won 24 10. Oilers edge Bushnell 26 22 in another game. Safeway lost to Bushnell 20 11 in a rough, low scoring night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Academy
Lodgepole
N. Loebe
H. Loebe
St. Pat's
Sidney
St. Pat’s
Lodge Pole
Harold West
Cunningham
Minshall
St. Pat Seconds
Pilsner
Kent
Jaubitz
Ray Maley
Pat
Bex
Zwickl
Killham
Filbin
Lodgepole Cunningham
Bleck
Wise
Orr
Wencco Oilers
Bushnell Town
Bushnell
Oilers
Thomas
Simerson
Chaney
Chesebro
Stuebert
Cawthre
Hickman
Kennedy
Safeway Cagers
Safeway
Highlights of Farmers Union state convention platform
Nebraska Farmers Union delegates in Omaha outline a platform calling for repeal of the intangible property tax road funding protections, oppose a general sales tax, support a state income tax, and lower legal max interest. They seek reduced tariffs and education program funding limits, oppose the North Central Association as a school standardizer, favor entrance exams, and seek restrained extension service spending. They back remonetization of silver at 16 to 1, 3 percent farm mortgage refinancing, and cost of production legislation for farm staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Farmers Union
Omaha
North Central Association
Nebraska
Wheeler
Frazier
Processing tax results and Wallace figures show excess disbursements
The agriculture department reports processing taxes lag behind benefit disbursements by about 44.7 million dollars through November with December prospects for partial offset. Senate Republicans Vandenberg and Carey hint at oversight moves while Wallace orders a study into farmer payments made before tax collections. Internal revenue shows November collections of 27.8 million on major crops, bringing total processing taxes to 90.7 million.
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Senate
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Agriculture Adjustment
Vandenberg
Michigan
Carey
Wyoming
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Secretary of State Receipts Totals 161,622.26 for Year
Secretary of State Swanson reports 1931 year end receipts totaling 161,622.26 with breakdowns including 9,087.20 for filing domestic incorporations 4,190 for foreign corporations and other fees such as notary commissions 1,918 and brand registration 3,775.50. Expenditures in first half 12,029.07 second half 21,605.24. Distribution of statutes and supplements and book sales listed with quantities and prices. 652 copies remain on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Brand Fee Fund
Well Known Woman in Democratic Politics Visits Sidney
Nora Helfrich, a widely known figure in Nebraska and Kansas political circles, is in Sidney on business. She has campaigned for Harry Woodring and supported William Ritchie, serving as vice chair of the Ritchie for Governor club and assisting in state and national Democratic committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Helfrich
Nebraska
Sidney
Helfrich
Kansas
Harry Woodring
William Ritchie
Ritchie
L.E. Chadderton
Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska 1934 Budget Adopted
Sidney Nebraska commissioners convened January 9 1934 in regular session. A A Fenske elected chairman for the year 1934 with councilors Shaw Weikhorst Billeter Kepler Pavlat present. The board adopted a detailed 1934 budget across departments including mothers pension clerk sheriff highway assessor and county poor. Bids opened for county printing. Sidney Telegraph awarded contract at 1500.00. Appointments made for county officers custodians janitors and relief committees. A convention expense allowance of 300.00 was voted down on roll call. Session adjourned to January 16 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Pavlat
A. A. Fenske
Shaw
Weikhorst
Nebraska
Huntsman
Eagle
Pleasant View
Davison
Lodgepole
Trognitz
Bronson
Lorenzo
Bunker Hill
Guy Shaw
Ford Weikhorst
Sidney Telegraph
J. W. Billeter
Frank Frentz
County Aid House
David Huff
Court House
R. E. Roche
Samuel Wolf
Lawrence Schwartz
Soldiers Relief
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
James Campbell
Lodge Pole
Fair Board
W. W. Wise
Charles Welton
George Reetz
Fenske
Louis DeBrunner
George W. Line
Sunol News Highlights Local Family News and Events
Mrs. Bert Allington reports the Hornicek couple welcomed a baby daughter Friday night. Local residents visit relatives, attend funerals, and travel for work as Mary Pavlat returns from Chadron. Three basketball games draw a large crowd while Sunol and Lodge Pole teams split wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
John Hornicek
M. M. Pavlat
A. Engler
Lodge Pole
Raymond Maley
Sund
Frank Pavlat
Sidney
Virginia Engiert
Mary Pavlat
Chadron
Ruth Cortney
J. B. Ruttner
Max Wilt
Nels Olson
A. J. Englert
Denver
Vincent Coriney
Sunol
Ruth
Sunol. c
Meeting on Corn Hog Program At Cheyenne County
Farmers pack Cheyenne county meeting to learn details of the corn hog program. Harry Gould and J R Dedditt will explain the plan, answer questions, and outline contracts and county administration. A temporary committee will organize precincts for rural meetings and applications, with large potential funds guiding participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gould
State Extension Service
J. R. Dedditt
Cheyenne County
Potter items from Mrs Miller and community notices
Miss Cleo Tierney visited here en route from Ovid Colorado to Crawford to teach commercial studies. Local society reports include hospital recoveries, church Ladies Aid, Masonic lodge installations, and a Dalton basketball win. Multiple residents attend funerals, visits to Sidney and Chadron, and family gatherings at various homes in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Cleo Tierney
Ovid
Colo
Crawford
Joe
Emil Nelson
Kearney
Ray Weikhorst
Kimball Hospital
Maple Grove Notes Report Social Visits and Travel
Mrs Ed Walker returned home Wednesday after spending two weeks at the Harold Spiker home. Donald Gade stayed at the George Jacobs home Wednesday night while his parents drove to Sidney for the auditorium entertainment. Mr and Mrs R W Johnson and children Walter and Helen attended the church supper Wednesday night. Mrs Andrew Nelson and son Nels were also noted in these community updates.
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T. G. Waddell
Lucile
Harold Spiker
R. W. Johnson
Walter
C.© Hade
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
W. Y. Miles
Nels Olson
Earl Nightengale
Edna Nightengale
Elizabeth Bryant
C. O. Hade
Ana
Frances
Charles
Dallas
Joe Green
Leonard Walker
Mr. Walker
Ed .Miles
Dennis Wynne
George Jacobs
Elmer Gade
F. A. Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Vincent Cortney
Chadron
George Deaver
H. P. Cortney’s
Alvin Franzen
Henry Flessner
Guy Weaver
Mons Johnson
Ed Walker
Donald Gade
Sidney
Helen
Andrew Nelson
Nels
East Center Notes of Births Visits and School Events
Mrs J O Lobd reports a baby boy born December 29 to Mr and Mrs W F Waite. John Neibuhr and daughter Ardis return home New Year’s Day from Syracuse. Ruth Jobe visits with Mrs C S Jobe and daughters. Albert Linton and sons visit his mother and sister in Sidney. D E McDonald and daughter Patty and Bertha McDonald attend Ray Berry and A W Jobe visits. Patty McDonald’s birthday party for primary pupils with lunch. Ruth Jobe and Mrs Albert Linton visit. Ralph Reinmuth, Ernest Heine and son call at Swanson and Jobe homes.
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J. O. Lobd
W. F. Waite
John Neibuhr
Ardis
Syracuse
Ruth Jobe
C. S. Jobe
Albert Linton
Linton
Sidney
D. E. McDonald
Patty
Bertha McDonald
Ray Berry
A. W. Jobe
Patty McDonald
Hazel Bales
Esther May Young
Ruth Jebbe
J. O. Lebb
Sylvia
Lincoln
Clay Center
Laurel and Allen
Ralph Reinmuth
Ernest Heine and Son
Alfred Swanson
Examinations Set for Sid ney Court House on Jan 20 1934
State teachers examinations will be held at the court house in Sid ney Nebr on Saturday January 20 1934. Gertrude M Nelson County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sidney
Nebr
Farmers Union Co operative Gas and Oil Co financial statement
The Farmers Union Co operative Gas and Oil Company of Sidney Nebraska files a December 31, 1933 statement of condition with assets including cash, accounts receivable, inventories and fixed assets. Total assets reach 38 172 dollars with liabilities of 8 332 70 and net worth of 29 700 13. signed by President Guy Shaw and a corporate board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Co-Operative Gas and Oil CO
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Liberty State Bank
Hatson
Unicon C- Operative Gas & Oil Company
Nebraska
Bernard Lobb Returns Home From J. O. O. Lobb Home
Bernard Lobb came back to his home in Clay Center on Monday after a stay at the J. O. O. Lobb residence. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Lobb
Clay Center
J. O O
Telegraph
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Pats
Grocers
Weneco
Simersen, Chaney
Ladine
Ly Griswold
Bushnell Shoemaker
Cawthra
Garrett
C Lutz
Farmers Union State
Secretary OF State
Sunol News
Virginia Englert
Ruby Kuhl
Elvetta Ehlers
Firth Booth
Leona Lindley
Ruby Kirkl
Aliance
Cornhog Organization
City Auditorium
Ladies Aid
Thayer
Murten
van Cleve
George Coulter
Bill Fricke
Karl Fricke
Ccc
Ford Weiktorst
N.S. Miller
Joe Nelson
R. A. Babcock
San Diego
Los Angeles
School Board of District 9
Bridge
Clarence Rogers
Floy Thayer
Marjorie Talbert
Mildred Leninger
Kimball
Bartlett
Hughes
Sloan
Reichstein
Ardith Bartlett
Poleland
John Seyfang
Dalton
Alfred Arnell
Masonic Lodge
C. E. Biggs
D. F. Enevoldsen
Roy Jacobson
Byron Pavlat
Maynard Mayer
Peter Hansen
Elmer Seyfang
Dr. Ames
Tyler
C. W. Johnson
Iene
Penny
H. Pi Cortney
Leslie Johnson
L. P. House
Art Sassaman
James Irwin
Chris. Junker
Andrew Johnson
Reinmuth
Texas
Keystone
Presbyterian Church
Edgar Sayre
Delno Mater
Irvin Campbell
Leger
Delno Mauer
Earl Leger
Otto Horst
Amos Jobe
Austin Morris
Baby
Maple Grove
Mrs
East Center
Gertrude M. Nelson
Ford
Wickhorst
Chas. A. Welton
W. F Thomas
C. A. Overman
John Kurz
O. L. Miller
Ed Meyer
H. Ljohnson
Sidney N. Platte
Lobb
P.&g
Krumm’s Market
Lily
Zwickl’s
del Ray Tomato
la France
Brechts
M. J. B. Coffee
Greenlees’ Inc
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