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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1932

Page

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Nebraska Good Roads group shifts to four cent gas tax plan

At a Lincoln meeting the Nebraska Good Roads association abandoned a bond issue for highway building and endorsed an eight point program. The plan includes retaining the four cent gas tax, opposing tax exemptions, keeping funds for highways, and creating a bipartisan non salaried highway commission.

Nebraska Good Roads Association Lincoln Highway Department State Department Fred Putney Association Oliver Stephenson Nebraska City College View Belcher E. H. Polley Idaho Utah Nebraska Ray Turner Kearney Sorensen

Emergency Scout fund drive planned in Sidney

An emergency fund drive will be held in Sidney on Monday July 11 to aid Sidney Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, maintain Camp Fuller, and sustain local troops with the national organization. A committee led by E R Woolley will solicit voluntary donations, aiming to complete the drive that day amid economic hardship and past fundraising challenges.

Sidney Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fuller Sidney E. R Woolley Leon Fine L. A. Donahoe Boy Scout and Girl Scout Movement Woolley

Third of Winter Wheat Crop Maturing in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county reports only about thirty percent of winter wheat sown last fall has matured for harvest this year. Total maturing area is about 78 021 acres, with expected variation minimal. Despite reductions in winter wheat, other grains rose sharply, including spring wheat up to 40 950 acres.

Cheyenne Cheyenne County Sidney

Seven Counties Lower Assessed Valuations Drop in Nebraska

Seven Nebraska counties Adams Greeley Nemaha Sarpy Franklin Valley and Cuming reduced their assessed valuations after Cheyenne county cut its ten percent rate. Sarpy fell from 20847101 to 20261753 while Cuming dropped from 49781319 to 36502323 Adams from 45117540 to 37980803 Greeley from 16796280 to 13969250 Nemaha from 29834450 to 22942875 Franklin from 17622023 to 14927685 Valley from 19287026 to 15795570.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Greeley Nemaha Franklin Valley

Poole Encouraged As Oil On Black Hills Highway Promised

Nebraska state aid will pave 20.7 miles of rough road on the Denver Black Hills highway between Angola and Alliance. A. H. Read Co. of Cheyenne won the $79 957.01 contract for bituminous mat surfacing as part of over 1.5 million dollars in highway work. Poole hopes South Dakota and Colorado follow Nebraska's lead to permanently improve No 19, the main Black Hills route.

Denver-Black Hills Nebraska Angola Alliance Sand Hills Lincoln L. T. Poole Sidney Wyoming A. H. Read Company Cheyenne Roy Cochran State Highway Department Poole South Dakota Colorado No. 19 Black Hills

Minor Accidents Mar Fourth of July in Sidney

Two Cheyenne county youths suffered injuries during Fourth of July festivities. George Averman, a grocery store employee, received lacerations on his hand and thighs when a firecracker exploded in his hand at the country club. he was treated and expected to recover. James Mohatt was injured while playing kittenball, struck by a bat, with a deep scalp laceration needing stitches. he is recovering well according to his doctor.

Cheyenne County George Averman Averman Country Club James Mohatt Sidney Mohatt

Advertising Series Is Started By Mission

Mission Super Service inaugurated a weekly cartoon ad series for Telegraph News issues this year. Designed by a well known artist, the cartoons are prepared for Western Nebraska Oil and will be used exclusively for Mission station over the 12 month period, offering readers amusing local interest.

Mission Super-Service The Telegraph News Western Nebraska Oil Company Mission Station

Merchandise Dividend Paid By Farmers Gas & Oil Co

The Farmers Union Co operative Gas and Oil company began an eight thousand dollar dividend payment to stockholders this week. The dividend is in merchandise due to harvest approaching and would have been about sixteen thousand dollars if not for the Liberty State bank failure. Sidney headquarters notes the firm, a major Nebraska depositor, absorbed losses from the defunct bank. Manager Henry Johnson says merchandise dividends will aid farmers this year as harvest prep begins benefiting stockholders who run grain farms.

Farmers’ Union Cooperative Gas and Oil Company Sidney Liberty State Bank Farmers Union Co-operative Gas and Oil Company Reccnt Nebraska Henry Johnson Johnson

City Employees Drop From Softball League Prompting Schedule Shuffle

Withdrawal of Sidney city employees from the softball league forces rescheduling and the removal of Saturday night games after 21 entries. The Green Lantern shifts to the American League roster while American and National leagues list updated matchups and venues. New rules require 60-foot bases and a 6-foot baseline, with rosters, diamonds, and schedule details outlined for the season.

Sidney Green Lantern American League Piggly Wiggly de Molay Knotholers Chevrolet Garage Finke-Hutchison and Stover Western Nebraska Oil Company Bottlingworks Western Public West East Union Pacific National League Western Creamery Conoco American Legion Os‘born Upiegrove Zwicks Safeway Boyd’s, Telegraph Postoffice Lions Club Knights of Columbus Bottling ‘Works Club Chevrolet Western Nebraska Oil Ozborn-Uptegrove Lions Fine-Hutchison & Stover Western Public Service Zgwicki - Safeway

Pleas Of Panhandle Prisoners At Board Of Pardons Meeting

The Nebraska board of pardons will meet in Lincoln on July 12 to hear pleas from western Nebraska inmates. Parole requests include John Copie for burglary, Peter Nielsen for jail breaking, Gordon Fenn and Glen Ford for grand larceny, Will Dayton for auto larceny, Jake Molir for forgery, and Emmett Moody for breaking and entering. Also to be considered are Fred and Durbin Trimble for alleged threshing machinery robbery and Henry Bottorff for jail escape.

Board of Pardons Lincoln Nebraska John Copie Sheridan County Peter Nielsen Morrill County Gordon Fenn Kimbrall Glen Ford Yce Kingball County Will Dayton Garcen County Jake Molir Emmett Moody Scotts Bluff Fred Durbin Trimble Henry Bottorff

Corn Grows Rapidly In State This Week

The Nebraska corn crop is in good condition and growing rapidly reports the state department of agriculture. The period covered includes last week through Monday, with dry early days followed by frequent showers from Saturday to Monday, aiding cultivation and leaving most fields in clean condition. Winter wheat harvest is general and nearing completion in several counties.

State Department of Agriculture Nebraska Socia Weather Bureau

Thirteen Farmers Attack Trade Practices Again

Thirteen Cheyenne county farmers accused the federal farm board of harming agriculture and cited a proposed platform plank to the Democratic party Their protest cites a tax increase on future trading as the cause of dull wheat markets and claims Senator Frazier pushed the plan to hurt grain dealers The group cites the National Farmers Grain Dealers Association and says farmers petitioned against the tax Continued on page 6

Cheyenne County Robert G Simmons Federal Farm Board Democratic Party Voters League Liverpool Telegraph Nebraska Kansas Red River Valley Minneapolis Congress Frazier Northwest Thomas R. Cain National Farmers Grain Dealers Association Washington Senate Finance Committee

Wheat Belt League Renewals Four Sunday Games

The Wheat Belt League schedules four Sunday games with standings in mind. Sidney's Seals host Lodge Pole as Myron Hornby, ex Seals star, faces his old club from the mound. Peetz meets Dalton at Peetz, with the north county team the underdog despite effort.

Sidney’s Seals Lodge Polo Seals Lodge Pole Myron Hornby Hornby Sidney F Down East Peetz Nine Dalton Peetz Logan County Boys North County Lads

Labor Trades Likely To Solve Harvesting Costs

Western Nebraska farmers expect little hired labor as the wheat harvest begins. High wages due to market conditions push farmers to new methods like labor exchanges with neighboring farmers. Manpower and machine pooling replaces wages, meals only remaining as a minor expense. This system helps reduce harvesting costs this season.

Nebraska Panhandle

Shoe Store Changes Hands In Sidney sale announced

Ownership of the Central Shoe store in Sidney has passed to R E Cressey of North Platte, who operates five Nebraska stores. He launches a reorganization sale opening Saturday and lasting through July 16, closing out old stock for fall merchandise to be received soon. Cressey will continue Central shoes and plans a larger Sidney Cheyenne county selection than ever before.

Central Shoe Sidney R.E. Cressey North Platte Nebraska

Gas tax payments to ten Nebraska counties reported

June gas tax collections to Nebraska counties totaled 171449.04, slightly below May. Cheyenne county received 1570.95, though not yet in the treasurer's office. Scotts Bluff led Panhandle payments at 3706.95. other western counties included Banner 274.30, Box Butte 1515.44, Dawes 1202.06, Deuel 777.66, Garden and additional counties.

Nebraska Bass Cheyenne County Scotts Bluff Panhandle Box Butte Dawes Deuel Garden

Bee Invasion Triggers False Fire Alarm At Lodge Pole

A wandering swarm of bees caused a false alarm at Lodge Pole this week. An eastbound traveler saw smoke from the Kilgore home, summoned help, and fire fighters arrived to find Kilgore attempting to smoke bees from the house.

Lodge Pole William Kilgore Kilgore

Sweetheart Night At Fox Theatre Tonight

Tonight only the Fox Theatre offers a Sweetheart Night with Greta Garbo in As You Desire Me. Boys under twenty one can take the best girl for free by buying a ticket for themselves. the secret passion is admitted without a ticket. Call now for a date.

Fox Theatre Greta Garbo

Alert Bus Driver In Heroic Role Friday

Harold Crowe, an eastbound interstate bus driver, saved passengers by quickly swerving at Lodge Pole to avoid a team of runaway mules pulling a wagon. The wagon owner Harry Heath was slightly injured when thrown from the wagon.

Harold Crowe Crowe Lodge Pole Harry Heath

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Black Hills Highway 15 Mission Farmers Gas & Oil Company Western Creamerys Store Postofficce de Molays Knotholes Osborn- Uptegrove Department Board For Trade Simmons Wheat Belt League
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