George Foster Dies Long Time Resident
George Foster, a longtime Sidney resident, died leaving his widow, Everett, and two daughters Mrs Aletta LeSueur and Mrs Grace Sellers all of Sidney. He is survived by brother William of Virden and sisters Flora Bumgartner Mary Miller Etta Barbee. Two children preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church this afternoon at 2 30 with Rev Ralph Meyer officiating. Interment will follow in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Aletta LeSueur
Grace M. Sellers
Sidney
William
Virden
Flora Bumgartner
Mary Miller
Geneva
Nebraska
Etta Barbee
St Louis
Christian Church
Ralph Meyer
Sidney Greenwood
Mrs. Springer Dead Rites Held Thursday
Mrs. Springer died and funeral rites were held Thursday. She is survived by three daughters Mrs F W Harlow, Mrs A Fobes of Beloit, and Mrs John Lingwall of Sidney, along with 19 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
F W. Harlow
A. Fobes
Beloit
John Lingwall
County Foreclosures Slated For Completion
The Cheyenne county board said the foreclosure program has brought in thousands of dollars. Commissioners contract with Mr Heaton to direct entry of decrees, dismissals, sheriff sales, and confirmation of sales to complete foreclosures not yet entered. The agreement excludes foreclosures signed for Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
R. P. Kepler
Sidney
Cheyenne
Local 4 H Members Exhibiting In Denver
Local 4 H members from multiple towns are listed as exhibitors in Denver. Names include Tamm Gering Richard Nelson Culbertson Keith Oswalt Palisade Bernard Skoland Big Spring Robbie Wilder Raymond Parnes Cody Lara Eickmeier Palisade Lester Eickmeier Palisade Rankin Evers Sidney Carl Kurz Sidney Robert Wolfe Solomon Harold Stevens Grant Paul Kemling Grant Leonard Rapp Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamm
Gering
Richard Nelson
Culbertson
Keith Oswalt
Palisade
Bernard Skoland
Big Spring
Robbie Wilder
Raymond Parnes
Cody
Lara Eickmeier
Lester Eickmeier
Rankin Evers
Sidney
Carl
Florence Kurz
Robert Wolfe
Solomon
Harold Stevens
Grant
Paul Kemling
Leonard Rapp
Denton
County Fair Building Insurance Cancelled
County commissioners cancelled insurance for the county fair building. A transfer of 300000 dollars from the delinquent tax fund to the general fund was approved. Official minutes of the meeting appear in this issue of The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Building Insurance
The
Telegraph
Bluffs Ask Change In License Numbers
Scotts Bluff county commissioners urged Nebraska legislators to redistribute index numbers for state automobile plates. If approved, Scotts Bluff would move from 21 to 3 in the state order. A formal resolution was passed unanimously and letters sent to lawmakers urging support for fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netraska
Scotts Bluff County
117 Turkeys Loaded Out Last Wednesday
Cheyenne and Deuel county turkey growers marketed 117 turkeys to the North Platte Valley Co-Op Poultry association Wednesday in the final loading. These turkeys totaling 1620 pounds head to the Henry plant to join others and be shipped to New York City for eastern demand, marking the end of coop loadings until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne and
Deuel County
North
County Depositories Named By Board
The board of commissioners adopted a resolution naming official county depositories for this year. They are American National Bank of Sidney, First State Bank of Lodge Pole, Potter State Bank of Potter, and Dalton State Bank of Potter. The county treasurer was informed to safeguard all depositories by pledging securities totaling the full amount held in such banks to the county treasurer or other county officials handling county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
American National Bank of
Sidney
First State Bank of
Lodge Pole
Potter State Bank of
Potter
Dalton State Bank of
Pats Broadwater To Meet Here Tonight
St Patrick academy cagers ride a seven game win streak into a city auditorium showdown with Broadwater. Pats have not lost this season while Broadwater has heated up after a slow start, promising another important test for the flashy St Pat five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats
Broadwater
T. Patrick Academy
City Auditorium
St. Pat
German Tax Consumes Large Estate Amid Propaganda Claims
A German report notes the tax nearly wipes out the estate, while Nazi propaganda ministers defend prosperity as real though authorities see no clear wealth evidence and observe widespread busyness.
Social Workers Session At Alliance Conference T: Social Workers Session At Alliance
Social workers gathered in Alliance for a session led by F Vallette Hill with an afternoon discussion on Youth and Employment by F A Cropper Sidney NYA supervisor Lt W B Mann on Youth in CCC Camps and L R Gerter Lincoln social service director on Inter Agency Corres pondence. The event featured a brass sextet of Bob Smith Percy Leonard Cate Kauffman Tom Murray Ronald Melick and Max Davis, all high school musicians under Hill's direction. Co L Alden Kimball served as conference president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Seaton
Bob Smith
Percy Leonard
Cate Kauffman
Tom Murray
Ronald Melick
Max Davis
F. Vallette Hill
F A ‘Cropper
Sidney
NYA
W B Mann
Mitchell
L. R Gerter
Lincoln
Lincoln, Social Service Director, On “Inter-Agency Correspondence” Co
L Alden
Kimball
Hybrid Corn Adapted To Restricted Areas
Hybrid corn may be profitable in certain areas depending on hybrid type seasonal rainfall and growing season length. The best adapted hybrids in south central Nebraska counties show higher yields but nonirrigated profitability is uncertain with low soil moisture and potential crop failure in drier years.
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South
Nebraska
Hybrid corn yields and planting economics examined
An analysis explains hybrid seed costs and potential profits. A bushel seeds 8 acres, about $6.50 per bushel, equating to roughly 80 cents per acre. A two-bushel gain per acre would cover the cost, and a four to eight bushel advantage could yield profit in hybrid planting.
Bankers Back Livestock Rebuilding With Loans Plan
Board discussed creating a special corporation to issue loans to farmers for brood stock as banks lack reserves. Emil Placek of Wahoo reported Nebraska hog numbers fell from 5 million to about 1.59 million, with cattle and sheep similarly strained. A $45,000 seed fund, possibly $75,000, was proposed to start loans, later borrow on its own notes. eligibility would require drought-resilient farming and livestock care commitments. Banks lack funds or are wary due to drought, leaving farmers with mortgaged property and little security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Placek
Wahoo
Association
Nebraska
Placek
Drouth
Oil Drilling Pushed Thru Cold Weather
Oil drilling continues despite cold weather as activity remains separate from West Plains. A shallow test is planned on the Selleck property near Broadwater. In the West Plains field, the development company will pursue extensive depths to test the structure for oil bearing potential.
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Ing
West Plains
Sidney
Broadwater
Selleck
Colorful Life Ended Mary Connally Dead
Mary Connally died this week after a gradual health decline. She was mother to fourteen children, six of whom had predeceased her. Surviving children include Francis of Sidney, Vincent of Comstock Nebr, Sylvester of Los Angeles, Emmett of El Monte, Earl of Hollywood, Nell Anderson of Portland, Ruth Gehrt of Oakland, Olive Gustin of Denver. Funeral services were held this morning at eight, Rev Anton Link officiating, with interment in the Dalton family plot, Gehrig Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Francis
Sidney
Vincent
Comstock
Nebr
Sylvester
Los Angeles
Emmett
el Monte
Calif
Earl
Hollywood
Nell Anderson
Portland
Ore
Ruth Gehrt
Oakland
Olive Gustin
Denver
Anton Link
Dalton Cemetery
Gehrig Funeral Home
Maple Grove Community Notices and Social Events
Maple Grove gossip recounts gatherings hosted by Harold Spiker and W T Sharman families. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Helfrich. I N club and Extension club meetings. visits to Frances Egging, John Deere show attendance. PTA and school events at Anchor and Liberty schools. multiple visits by Cortney, Cortney era family, and neighbors with card playing, dinners, and trips noted.
Johnson family and friends visit weekend gatherings
Verne and Lillian Badziong spent Sunday with Albin Johnson. Ruth Johnson returned from the Sharman home after Saturday and Sunday visits. Leslie Johnson and son Ted visited Cecil Tremain’s home Sunday evening. Mrs Tremain and daughter Carol are at Taylor hospital with a hard cold.
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Son
Verne
Lillian Badziong
Albin Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Sharman
Liberty School
Farmer's Union
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Cecil Tremain
Carol
Taylor Hospital
Sextorp storm halts travel and health concerns
The storm Saturday drifted snow making roads impassable in places. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elmquist visited Charles Johnson Friday. The community mourns the death of Jacob Jung Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and Rey were in Sidney Friday on business. A small crowd attended Corner S S Sunday due to snowbound roads. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Gordon sought a physician in Sidney Thursday for Mrs. Johnson's long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elmquist
Charles Johnson
Jacob Jung
Pete Nelson
Rey
Sidney
Gordon
Local social calls noted across Sidney area
Mrs Pete Nelson and Roy visited Arlo Fishers Friday evening. Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheim er called at Pete Nelsons Wednesday afternoon and spent the evening at Billie Smiths. Billie Smith and sons visited Robert Nelson Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and daughters visited Ellis Fishers of Potter Friday. George Jung called on Billie Smith Friday. Irene Dunlavy spent Friday night at Alex Spencer home. Robert Nelson a business caller in Sidney Monday. Neil Dunlavy called on Billie Smith Monday.
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Pete Nelson
Roy
Arlo Fishers
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Billie Smith
Billie Smith and Sons
Robert Nelson
Arlo Fisher
Ellis Fishers
Potter
George Jung
Irene Dunlavy
Alex Spencer
Sidney
Neil Dunlavy
Nebraska unemployment claims rise in early year totals
About 10,800 Nebraskans filed benefit claims with the unemployment compensation division in the first two weeks of the year. Initial claims in the second week numbered 3,176, roughly half of the early four days. Omaha reports 1,157 new claims last week and Lincoln totals reach 1,098.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Kinney
Omaha
Lincoln
Ethiopia Wildlife Rules and US Claimant Timelines
A report notes Ethiopia protects seventy big game species and ten rare birds as new wildlife regulations take effect. It also mentions claimants who filed on January 3 will receive first benefit checks after a two week waiting period, with checks mailed on or after January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Ethiopia
Italy
Hats for sale at 75c to clear spring stock
Roses Hat Shop offers all hats at 75 cents in the Gift Shop to make room for new spring millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roses
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George Foster
Bluffs
Alliance
Mary Connally
Maple Grove
Ed Miles
I. N. Club
Marl Nightengale
Charles Smith
Zella Anderson
Dorothy Theis
Lester Badzling
W T. Sharman
H P Cortney
Frances Egging
W T Sharman
Lester Badziong
George Kavanaugh
Robert Irwin
Birdie Lane
Roger Witters
John
Christ Junker
W. T. Sharman
Sidney Drug CO
Prescription Druggists Phone 265
Whitman
Wright
Kok of
Guahanileed Elian
SGNET
Epsom
Martel’s Bay
Admiracion Sham
Monreale
Castile
Alvisys
Guarantecoo Fresh
Counas
Sextorp
Mrs
Penney
Sally Lea
Penney’s
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