Two Bryans May Be Confusing To Voters
The article notes 280 candidates filed primary nominations with the secretary of state. It discusses legal guidance on certifying candidates for the nonpolitical ballot and allows nomination filings up to 25 days before the primary. Political filings must be in by 5 p.m. July 5. Joins mentions J C Reavis Falls City and C A Malcolm Spencer as late filings and that Rep Jackman of Grand Island is weighing a gubernatorial bid depending on State Engineer Cochran’s
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Secretary of State
Attorney General
J. C. Reavis
Falls City
Congress
C. A. Malcolm
Spencer
C. Farl Feas
Beaver City
Jackman
Grand Island
Capitol
Cochran
Congratulations Due For July 4th Program
County law enforcement agencies reported a quieter Saturday night with reduced disturbances. Legionnaires staffed the event, dedicating time to ensure Sidney could host what officials call the biggest Fourth of July program in history. The effort highlights Sidney as a leading Western Nebraska town and Cheyenne county as the hospitality center of the Panhandle.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
William E Shuman Campaign Work In Nebraska
William E Shuman of North Platte, a Republican candidate for Congress, visited Telegram on Tuesday afternoon. A Nebraska native and longtime attorney since 1904, Shuman organized the Lincoln County Taxpayers association and served as prosecuting attorney in a Lincoln County case where officials were found guilty of defalcations totaling 70 000.
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William E. Shuman
North Platte
Congress
Telgraph
Shuman
Nebraska
Lincoln County Taxpayers Association
Lincoln County
Kimball County Leads In Corn Hog Efforts Despite Quota Questions
Progress reports from Kimball and other county committees show steady work on corn hog quotas. Boards hold complete hog marketing figures and affirm state quotas and county apportionment, based on farmer data, with few doubts about overstatement.
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Kimball County
Metcalfe Visits Admirals In Nebraska Navy
Ted Metcalfe of Omaha Republican candidate for governor met admirals in his Nebraska navy during a Wednesday visit to Sidney. He spoke at the Fourth program and stayed overnight, leaving Thursday morning with reports of strong prospects for the nomination.
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Ted Metcalfe
Omaha
Sidney
Nebraska
Mr. Metcalfe
Clarence Davis Visits Sidney to Campaign in July Event
Clarence Davis of Ord Nebraska Republican candidate for congress visited Sidney Tuesday and left campaign materials. He spoke at the Fourth of July celebration and posted signs around town. Davis is an attorney based in Ord.
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Clarence Davis
Ord
Congress
Davis
Sidney
North End Residents File for County Offices
Two residents, J. H. Foster of Dalton and D. E. McDonald of Gurley, filed for county offices but were omitted from Tuesday’s paper due to clerical oversight. Foster seeks county assessor on the Republican ticket while McDonald is a nonpolitical candidate for county superintendent, both well known in the northern district of the county.
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J. H. Foster
Dalton
D. E. McDonald
Gurley
Sidney
Last Minute Filings In County Wednesday
Four last minute filings for office Wednesday evening brought two incumbents and two new faces into the race in this county. John T. McIntosh, republican, filed for renomination as clerk of the district court, and Fred E. Stephens, republican, filed for renomination as county assessor. The new men are J. Clayton Parks, democrat, of Sidney, who is in the race for clerk of the district court, and John L. Sullivan, Sidney labor leader, who is a democratic candidate for state representative of the 95th district.
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John T. McIntosh
Fred E. Stephens
J. Clayton Parks
Sidney
John L. Sullivan
Tical
D. E. ‘McDonald
Dewey de Branner
Gertrude’ M. Nelson
Rena H. McCleneghan
Harry A. Warner
W. E. Cunningham
Dan Campbell
P. J. Heaton
A. J. Kinnersly
R. P. Kepler
J. H. Foster
Fred 5
B B Hine Files For County Clerk Nomination
B B Hine, a longtime Sidney grain man and Spanish American War veteran, filed Tuesday morning for the county clerk position on the Democratic ticket. Resident of Sidney for ten years, he plans an active campaign after being urged to run.
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B. B. Hine
Sidney
Acreage Check To Be Finished Very Soon
The federal adjustment program measures wheat fields and contracted acres across Nebraska counties. County clerks finalize compliance blanks for review, with many already sent to Washington. About half the counties have blanks reviewed, Washington-bound forms include Thurston, Butler, Hamilton, Jefferson, Gage, Johnson, Cass, Washington, Cuming, Boyd, and Red Willow. Second payments will be 9 cents per bushel minus local expenses.
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Nebraska
AAA
Washington
Thurston
Butler
Hamilton
Jefferson
Gage, Johnson
Cass
Cuming, Boyd
Red Willow
Gas Tax Allocations By Counties This Month
Scotts Bluff ranked third in gas tax receipts for June with 7 260 22, state totals show 789522 distributed to counties 296070. Douglas led at 42944 32, Lancaster 22437 06, Gage 6899 52, Hall 6547 89 with several Panhandle counties receiving smaller sums such as Banner 452 20 Box Butte 2558 96 Cheyenne 2668 61 Dawes 2204 30 Deuel 1290 82 Garden 1077 57 Kimball 1277 96 Morrill 1910 14 Sheridan 2326 81 Sioux 948 26.
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Scotts Bluff
Lancaster
Douglas
Gage
Hall
Panhandle
Banner
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Dawes
Deuel
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Sheridan
Sioux
July Fourth Parade and Games Draw Big Crowds in Sidn ey Kimball
The July Fourth celebration attracted over 1200 spectators for a Sidne y Kimball baseball game won by Kimball 5 to 1. Fire department water fights thrilled crowds while boxing, horse demonstrations, and a softball match drew about 1000. A veteran program featured I L Pindell and Golden P Kratz with music by the Kimball band.
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Kimball Band
I. L. Pindell
American Legion
Golden P. Kratz
W. P. Miles
Sidney
Kimball
Spiker
Kimball Club
Ty Buck
Alliance
Seals
Ross Bales
Bill Busacker
Eddie Randolph
Busacker
Randolph
Anthony Supencheck
George Soderquist
Chappell
Bob Loebe
Dayton de Lane
Kenneth Swenson
Lee Schamp
A. M. Zike
Venoce Oilers
Arp
Hammond
Cheyenne
Oilers
Malay
Town Celebrates Summer Fair Crowds and Prizes
Large crowd witnessed citywide events on Wednesday as residents recall the day as the biggest yet. Prizes awarded include multiple first places in races and contests such as Grace Cur less and Gene Degenhardt earning top honors in water fights and races, with several second places noted for others.
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Ogee
Ue Price
Grace Curless
Leola Thorpe
Lois Frahm
Evelyn Niemeller
Matilda Loebe
Gene Degenhardt
Alfred Jacobs
Ada Schulz
Doris Thompson
Nick Colling
Vern Livingston
Ralph Witters
Sam McCleneghan
Don Thompson
Sam MecCleneghan
Martin Jacobs
Melvin Brauer
Weldon Stewart
Lyle Carlson
Jack Stephens
Donald ‘Swenson
Harold Lanterman
Lyle ‘Carlson
Billy Foster
Harold Hepner
Charles Willey
Gene McCormick
Lyle Mowrer
Ely Heins
Beatrice Zamarippa
Robert Lundberg
F. B. Downs
W. Sutter
Swede Swenson
Sidney, Bunker Hill In Game On Sunday
Gurley will go to Lorenzo and try to make it three straight for Frank Gabriel, the young pitcher. The Cards fight to stay in the league’s upper tier and aim for a fall tournament crack. Peetz was awarded a forfeit win at Lodge Pole. Potter rests with an open date before Chappell.
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Gurley
Lorenzo
Frank Gabriel
Peetz
Lodge Pole
Potter
Chappell
Entering Race for Nebraska Supreme Court Seat
Filing for office closed as many entered the race. Sidney taps James L. Tewell, district judge of the 13th district, a highly regarded legal mind, as a candidate from the sixth judicial district for the supreme court.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Supreme Court
James L. Tewell
Wheeler Woolsey Comedy Comes To Fox Next Sunday
The Fox theatre will present Cockeyed Cavaliers next Sunday and Monday starring Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey with Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee. Directed by Mark Sandrich the film blends dialog sound effects songs and dance with modern melodies and humor as two knights pursue romance and a duke’s ward.
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Fox Theatre
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Thelma Todd
Dorothy Lee
Mark Sandrich
Harris
Cockeyed Cavaliers
Wheeler and
Woolsey
Dorothy
Lee
Dot
Bert
Thelma
Bob
Val Burton
Will Jason
Cheyenne County Campaign Roster Lists Candidates for Local Offices
The county presents a crowded slate with multiple candidates for state and county posts. Democratic and Republican contenders include Jason Lobb and John Sullivan for the 95th district house seats, Charles Green and Dr. George Amiot for the 31st senatorial district, and Martin Dimery in the Sidney area. County offices show numerous aspirants across parties, with filings standing as of Wednesday at 5 o'clock.
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Cheyenne County
Jason O. Lobb
Dalton
John L. Sullivan
Sidney
Lobb
Sullivan
Cheyenne County Workers Federation
Charles D. Green
Edgar Leafdale
Potter
George Amiot
Henry Pavlat
M. D. Doty
B. B. Hine
Harold Lough
John C. Livin
E. H. Biggs
Louis Wasem
W. P. Callier
Henry Koester
W.W. Schulz
W. H. Edwards
Nonpol
Valuation Increase Noted in County Assessment Figures
The total personal property valuation rises to 2,608,516 this year from 2,462,835 last year. A disputed Western Public Service Company assessment in Cheyenne County at 209,000 will be reviewed at a hearing next Tuesday.
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Stephens
Western Public Service Company
Cheyenne County
Kron Would Be Short Term Senator
J S Kron publisher of the Keith County News at Ogallala filed for a short term senate position. The action centers on Kron seeking a temporary seat, with local impact noted in Keith County.
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J.S. Kron
Kron
Keith County
Ogallala
Nebraska Senator Short Term Honorary Link Expected
The item notes a short term position as United States Senator from Nebraska from November 6, 1934, to January 5, 1935, described as honorary unless Congress is summoned for a fall special session. Kroh pledges to provide the state with common sense representation if he serves during the term and a session is called.
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United States
Nebraska
Congress
Kroh
Warden predicts new duck regulations and season changes
State Game Warden O Connell foresees tighter duck hunting rules and a Washington meeting on fall regulations. He suggests a 30 day season or six weeks with select days closed, sunrise to 3 pm shooting, bag limit 15 per day with five per species, possession cap down to 15, and a October 1 start in Nebraska. Ducks were more plentiful last spring locally.
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O'Connell
Washington
Wallace
O’connell
Nebraska
Bill Hagadorn of Sterling Visited Dimery Home Fourth
Bill Hagadorn of Sterling was a guest at the M. W. Dimery home on the Fourth. The brief social note records a summer gathering with Dimery family attendance and mentions Hagadorn’s courtesy visit in the community chronicle.
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Bill Hagadorn of
Sterling
M. W. Dimery
Mrs Nora Helfrich Visiting Scottsbluff Kin
Mrs Nora Helfrich of Scottsbluff is spending a few days with relatives here.
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Nora Helfrich
Scottsbluff
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