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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1930

Page

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Warm political battle in Cheyenne county primaries near

In Cheyenne county a heated primary unfolds with a strong sheriff and county attorney fight. Filing closed July 2 bringing 12 candidates for sheriff and multiple contenders for county attorney. The field includes George Amiot, C P Miller, E O Leary, John McCleneghan among democrats and Roy Ellington, M W Dimery, C M Livoni, Roy Toddler, W Schulz, Ralph Robertson among republicans, plus four Sidney attorneys. County clerk Henry Pavlat faces Democratic challenger Charles Hadley. treasurer contenders include Ernest Biggs, H L Challburg, D L Pratt. Nonpartisan county superintendent seat held by Gerture Nelson.

Cheyenne County George Amiot Sidney C. W. Johnson Potter Martin W. Dimery Sheriff’s Office C. P. Miller E. O'Leary John McCleneghan C. Frank Chick Elmer Bowman C. M. Livoni Roy L. Toddler Harry Johnson W. W. Schulz Ralph Robertson County Aty R. P. Kepler W. H. Wehmiller H. L. Challburg D. L. Pratt Charles H. Gardner Gerture M. Nelson P. C. Collart

Winter grain in good condition farmers report

Weather favors maturing winter grains and corn but not spring crops in Cheyenne county through June and early July. Harvest may begin August 1 with peak mid month. yields for winter wheat expected near 20 bushels per acre though unsettled markets limit optimism. Over 200000 acres of winter wheat remain to harvest.

Cheyenne County Federal Bureaus of Agricultural Statistics Cheyenne

Dalton Gurley Sunday Headliner on County Loop Slate

Gurley sluggers face Dalton in a key county league clash as the leaders duel. Dalton sits atop the standings tied with Bunker Hill, while Potter and Lodge Pole loom as potential threats as pitchers Jobman and Bales clash with strong lineups. Continued on page 3.

County Loop Gurley Dalton Bunker Hill North County Potter Jobman Lodge Pole Bales Sidney Lorenzo

Formal Dedication of Sidney City Auditorium Set

The dedication next Tuesday will honor Sidney s new 100000 dollar city auditorium. City officials including Mayor Herman Schroeder and City Attorney R P Kepler will attend with a full program. The project grew from a used band stand and a vacant lot to a premier public building completed after the sale of the municipal light plant.

Sidney 11Th Avenue Jackson Street Western Public Service Company Nebraska R. P. Kepler Martin W. Dimery Herman Schroeder W. M. Winders F. A. Barger I. E. Grabill George Moore F. A.bush Carl Jones Leslie Neubauer C. H. Gardner R. E. Roche Frank B. Tobin Carl M. Livoni Arthur Kenfield

Highway Group Holds Meeting at Alliance

About fifty five delegates gathered for the Inver-Black Hills highway meeting in Alliance. Walter Hager chaired, with R L Bronson of the Black Hills association as chief speaker detailing the formation and results, including attracting tourists and Calvin Coolidge. The group planned outreach to Bronson’s organization, raised 1500 dollars for advertising, and outlined apportioning costs among towns.

Calvin Coolidge Black Hills Association Bronson Highway Association Walter Hager Highway Group Mervin Brown Sterling Chamber of Commerce

Interview With State Engineer Roy Cochran On Highway Needs

Front page interview with State Engineer Roy Cochran discusses highway department challenges and the Sliney Chamber of Commerce view that heavy travel must be hard surfaced. Cochran explains why the traveling program is failing and notes Cheyenne county residents will find the gas tax expenditures of interest. The interview is supplied by the state department of publicity for The Telegraph.

Roy Cochran Highway Department Cochran Sliney Chamber of Commerce Cheyenne State Department of Publicity Telegraph Department of Public Works

Lions Club May Open Playground in Sidney This Summer

A public playground for Sidney children may be established this summer if the Lions club report proves favorable. A committee including F. A. Bush Frank Goodwin and Martin W Dimer y is surveying the project to assess its chances of success and oversee supervision by an experienced instructor.

Sidney Lions Club F. A. Bush Frank Goodwin Martin W. Dimery

Evergreen Meet Draws Sidney Golfers For Invitation

Sidney players prepare for the Evergreen Colorado invitation with Jay Closman and Sam Daniel favored to reach the finals. Daniel holds the club championship and Closman recently set Sterling course record. Others entered include Frank Paviat C. W. Smith and Heinije Bauman as they travel to Cheyenne this weekend then Evergreen on Wyoming course.

Evergreen Colo Sidney Jay Closman Sam Daniel Aces Closman Daniel Sterling Frank Paviat C. W. Smith Heinije Bauman Wyoming Sidney Country Club

Why Spring Business Fails to Halt Local Trade

Businessmen in the region note spring often brings quieter commerce after Christmas but rarely disappoints. They attribute steadier sales to advertising and keeping Sidney's name before traders in a wide territory, drawing buyers despite seasonal slowdowns.

Wheat conference invitations issued for Hastings and Sterling

Special invitations were sent to county agents, farm bureau directors, and key agricultural leaders in western Nebraska to attend wheat conferences in Hastings on July 7 and Sterling on July 8. Tickets grant seat preference, with public access, and speakers include A Legge and Hedges. The program runs 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Hastings Sterling Smith-Hughes Nebraska Colorado Washington Secretary of Agriculture A. M. Hyde E. A. Burnett University University of Nebraska Alexande Legge Federal Farm Board Harold Hedges

Blindfolded Driver to Pilot Car Through Sidney Streets

The Fox theatre in Sidney, managed by Raymond W. Davis, plans a daredevil act with Helen Austin driving blindfolded through Sidney streets next Monday. Her brother Jack will accompany her. A no fakery policy and police participation are promised as officials blindfold Miss Austin before the stunt, to run from in front of the theatre at 2 and 6:30 p.m.

Sidney Streets Fox Theatre Raymond W. Davis Sidney Sideny Helen Austin Jack Miss Austin Austins Katina

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Dimery Amiot Johnson McIntosh Tate Evergreen Meet The Legge Omaha Lincoln State Department of Public Works Roy L. Cochran State Department Wheel
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