County 4-H meeting set in Sidney on January 30
L I Frisbie and Miss Helen Noyes will visit Cheyenne county on Wednesday January 30 to join county leaders and prospective leaders in planning 4 H work for 1929. Agent Willey aims for strong turnout at the district court room meeting at 1 30 p m. Nebraska leaders target a 40 percent enrollment rise over two years with clubs for ages ten to twenty, requiring five or more members, officer elections, a plan, and a free lesson order through the county agent.
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L. I. Fprisbie
Helen Noyes
Cheyenne County
Willey
Sidney
Nebraska
Frisbie
Miss Noyes
Guaranty Fund Heads Propose Depositors Pay Less
A local discussion argues for nationalizing the guaranty fund or reducing burdens on depositors. Rodman proposes scrapping current guarantees as of 1929 and replacing with a 0.3 percent assessment on deposits to pay prior depositors, plus a 0.25 percent bank-wide levy to build reserves until capital equals the stock. Interest on withheld settlements would be cut. Administrative details outline securities investments and annual interest to banks.
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Rodman
Notice to Teachers Examinations Saturday January 19
State teachers examinations will be held at the courthouse on Saturday January 19. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Telegraph
Court House
Former Sidney Resident Passed Away in Denver
Former Sidney resident Mr. Taylor died in Denver after a long life of Orthodox Jewish faith and charity. Born October 10, 1848 in Russia, he emigrated to America in 1860, lived in Covington Kentucky and Indian Territory before settling in Sidney to join his daughter Mollie Fine. Burial was at Mount Nebo in Denver, with services per Jewish rites. his widow Lena Wolfman survives along with a Chicago brother and many local friends express condolences.
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Noon Meeting of C of C Attracts Large Attendance
A noon meeting of the civic club was well attended led by G F Liebendorfer R W Zimmerle E J Stiverson Albert Greenlee and S H Snyder. Henry Pavlat was reappointed secretary of the chamber of commerce board after a careful civic work study and recognized as an untiring booster and efficient organizer.
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E. J. Stiverson
Albert Greenlee
S H Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Paviat
Pavlat
Chamber
Panhandle Scout Council Plans For Active Year
Local scouting board outlines a busy year with leaders E C Tipton W T Williamson and E Milligan from Mitchell and B N Dunlap Bridgeport guiding programs. Other listed officials include Henry Pavlat Sidney Frank W Cyr Rev Rose Chap pell N L Tyson C A Morrill A B Schaeffler A E Chilson A E Scott N L Chatfield O M Finley and G B Berkeley among Scottsbluff organizers.
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W. T. Williamson
E. Milligan
Mitchell
B. N. Dunlap
Bridgeport
Henry Pavlat
Sidney
Frank W. Cyr
Rev. Rose
Chappell
N L. Tyson
C. A. Morrill
A. B. Schaeffler
A. E. Chilson
A. E. Scott
N. L. Chatfield
O. M. Finley
G. B. Berkeley
L. N. Odams
W.S. Hathaway
Scottsbluff
Dalton Man Finds That It Costs Money To Crash The Gates
A Dalton man recounts a Canada trip with a 240 dollar car duty and 30 dollar license fee after a 30 day permit. E R Blume, from Fargo, N D, planned to work for a tractor firm in Canada and stay weeks. He arrived in Dalton yesterday afternoon, noting the prohibitive charges and mischievous tone of the trip.
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Nebraska at stock show shines from Sidney to Cheyenne
Sidney and Cheyenne counties are well represented at the Denver stock show, which opened early this week, with stockmen claiming Western Nebraska offers strong entries and competition.
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Cheyenne County
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Colorado stock show brilloat Denver attracts strongest exhibitors
The report notes growing interest in the annual Denver stock show with more competitive stock from the western region on display than in prior years, signaling heightened regional interest in the Colorado city’s event.
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Denver
Colorado City
Epworth League Boosters Attend Winter Institute Drive
Senior Epworth League members of the Methodist church in Sidney sent delegates to Kimball Potter Dalton Chappell and Big Springs Sunday evening to boost the winter institute to be held here January 25 26 and 27.
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Correction on Ladies Aid president at St. Paul’s Church
The Telegraph corrects a January 9 meeting report stating Mrs. W F Peters was elected president of the Ladies Aid society. The society actually elected Mrs. J J Driever, who succeeds herself as president. Also notes a piano tuner, Frank C Jerome, and Burgess Music Store contact.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. J. Driever
Frank C. Jerome
Burgess Music Store
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