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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1931

Page

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Sidney power plant to get $80000 upgrade and expansion

Western Public Service Company began an $80000 project at the Sidney plant to add a 1200 horsepower oil engine and 1200 kilowatt generator, boosting total capacity to 1350 kilowatts. The brick and tile addition will match the existing building as plans for rapid completion move forward.

Western Public Service Company Sidney Woxco Fairbanks- Morse J. Paquette Tis Wuatar Cirminilow Tan Tha Ware Nebraska Netroska Poquette Yesterdas

Junior Leaguers Draw Bye In District Tourney

Junior league entries at Bridgeport drew a bye and will start today. Participants include Mead Red Sox and St Edwards, with key absences from Sidney and several towns as District 7 and 8 games unfold toward regional qualification in Colorado Springs next month.

Tourney Ihe Sidi Dail Bridgeport Sidney al- Jarce Minatare Chappell Omaha Colorado Springs Mead Red Sox West Point St Edwards Pierce

Gasoline tax share to Cheyenne county tops June receipts

Increased tourist traffic and farm work boosted Cheyenne county June gasoline tax collection to 1 874 09 the second largest in the panhandle. State treasurer reports show June totals at 787 200 with 196 000 apportioned to counties by motor vehicle registration and the rest for highway and bridge funding. Lancaster 14358 Doulas 25622 Gage 4417 Hall 4033 listed among county shares with Banner Dawes Deuel etc.

Cheyenne County Toures Panhandle Lancaster County Doulas Gage Hall Banner Dawes Deuel

Union Pacific Hotel Upgrades Refrigeration Equipment

The Union Pacific hotel has begun a full General Electric refrigeration system upgrade to boost efficiency and service in the wine room. The units were wired through the Western Public Service company.

Vous Ween Okepray LA Union Pacific Hotel Western Public Service Company

Fourth Annual Farm Tour of Cheyenne County Planned

The Sidney Future Farm Club of the Vo Ag department schedules the fourth annual summer farm tour for Wednesday July 15. State Senator C W Johnson and other supporters join the tour, visiting north and south table country and the Sidney draw with stops at farm projects where boys present detailed reports on labor, expense and methods. A noon picnic will be held, and ice tea and coffee provided by Prof J W Neilsen.

Cheyenne County Sidney Future Farm Club Vo. Ag C. W. Johnson Table Country Sidney Draw Dalton Sundl Colorado Lorenzo Sidney Potter Senator Johnson J. W. Neilsen

Union Pacific Taxes Support Nebraska Schools

The railroad pays taxes that fund state and local government in Nebraska. Union Pacific taxes total about two million dollars annually, with Cheyenne county contributing 96217.95 of which 55106.35 funds schools and 41111.60 sustains government services. The booster league warns that rail decline hurts every home, reducing payrolls and tax receipts statewide.

Union Pacific Nebraska Cheyenne County Union Pacific Employes Booster League

Grain dealers condemn Steward speech at western Nebraska meeting

Insensed by Charles B Steward address to western Nebraska farmers Sidney grain dealers branded the event a sales promotion for Farmers West Central Grain company of which Steward is president. They questioned many statements and said the gathering failed to achieve its aims. Only about 300 attended instead of the expected 1500 from 19 counties. The meeting planned to press the Farm Board to set a basic wheat price but producers blamed recent Farm Board announcements for the lack of progress.

Charles B. Steward Western Nebraska Sidney Grain Dealers Steward Farmers West Central Grain Company World Wheat Outlook Federal Farm Board Farmers West Central Grain Company Farm Board Federal Board Omaha Western Nebraska

Chaney Leads Sidney Seals In Hitting This Year

The Sidney Seals hold a 12-5 record through 17 games with Chaney batting .453 to lead a trio of strong hitters. Wilson hits .418 and Willis .368 among players with significant playing time. Chaney also leads in runs with 26 and 29 hits, while Beismier has six home runs.

Sidney Seals Chaney Wilson Willis Beismier Louis Tracy Mitchell W. Thomas Porter

Oregon Trail Days at Gering Preview Big West Nebraska Event

West Nebraska town gears for Oregon Trail Days with hundreds expected. Chicago expert to lead floats. Scottsbluff and Gering bands perform. free acts number a dozen to 15 daily. Concessions space sells fast. wedding notices see no applicants yet. fireman tournament adds to 13 event list. parade Friday promises full crowds and budget friendly fun.

Gering Chicago Henry Knies Scottsbluff and Dorothy Barden Anderson Srader

Deep Plowing Boosts Wheat Stand On McLernon Farm

A 150 acre wheat field on Edward McLernon’s Sidney area farm, cultivated with a deep furrow drill, shows one of the best stands in the county. County Agent Willey suggests seed marketing in Cheyenne county, with demand for Nebraska 60 wheat. Comparisons note furrow drilling yields outperform shallow and surface drilling, while some terrain shows no crop with surface methods.

Edward McLernon Sidney Edward MccLernon Nebraska McLernon L. D. Willey Cheyenne County Henry Biedermann Biederman T. W. Hawkins

Izaak Walton League Official Talks Before Lions Club In Sidney

James Hammond of the Izaak Walton league told Sidney Lions Club and local sportsmen that organized conservation is essential to prevent extinction of wild game. He cited Pennsylvania’s revival through a game commission, noting its large harvest last year with breeding stock intact.

Izaak Walton League Lions Club Sidney James Hammond Hammond Pennsylvania State Game Commission Union

Cheyenne County Bypassed in Highway Work Bids

State plans for nearly 178 miles of grading and 146 miles of gravel highway, eight miles of paving between Blair and Calhoun, 14 small bridges, two viaducts, and oil surfacing, but Cheyenne County was excluded from the Lincoln highway improvements between Sunol and Lodge Pole, leaving no state funding for local highway work there. Roy Cochran, state engineer, cited varied maintenance costs and overall project scope.

Lincoln Cheyenne County Lincoln Highway Sunol Lodge Pole State Highway Department Roy Cochran Ioda Blair Calhown Gretna Johnstown Woad

Dalton Co operative Society Faces Crisis Over Director Seats

Bitter dispute at the Dalton Cooperative Society in Nebraska pits supporters of J. W. Blome and Ia. R. Dirks against opponents over seating two directors. With 35 stockholders backing Blome and Dirks, a July 11 session may decide the futures trading stance and leadership, risking the society’s future if no settlement is reached. The controversy centers on proxy votes, by law violations, and the refusal to call a special meeting for officer elections.

Dalton Cooperative Society State of Nebraska J. W. Blome Ia. R. Dirks Blome Dirks Blome-Dirks C. A. Baker L. W. Chichester Blome and B. L. Gillespie E. L. Hyde Sidney Dalton Co-operative Co-Operative Dalton Table

Lincoln Highway mood bright as association grows

J A Herring, field secretary of the Lincoln Highway bureau, returns from Cheyenne and reports few detours, all gravel. Wyoming and western Nebraska plan road work to avoid detours east of Cheyenne for Cheyenne roundup July 21 to 25. Cheyenne chamber and locals welcome the new group, pledging state support. Iowa Nebraska and Illinois join or ready to join, with goal of a dozen states. Herring will sign municipalities via chambers of commerce on a population basis, minimum 25 dollars, larger towns 10 dollars per 1000 population. Future trips will seek sustaining members to boost traffic on the Lincoln highway amid better competition. Continued on page 8.

J. A. Herring Lincoln Highway Bureau Cheyenne Wyoming Mr. Herring Nebraska New York City Herring Chamber of Commerce Iowa Illinois Chambers of Commerce Lincoln Highway Association Lincoln Highway

War Buddies Reunite in Sidney After 12 Years

Roy Tobler of Sidney and L A Archibald of Belaire Ohio reunite this week as first mutual sightings since 1919. Both men served in the 166th era squadron and spent more than 14 months overseas before returning to the United States in June 1919. They were discharged after landing home.

Roy Tobler Sidney L. A. Archibald Belaire Ohio Archibald Tobler United States

Sidney golf team regains laurels at Evergreen tourney

Sidneys Jay Closman captured the Evergreen Invitational from Joe Simodynes 8 and 7 after a 36 hole route. Doran of Sidney was medalist with 74 in qualifying. Denver and Hastings golfers advanced in Pioneer and Tenderfoot flights as Sidney players dominated the semifinals and finals. A nine hole one club event accompanied the day’s play.

Sidney Evergreen Jay Closman Sidney Country Club Colp Joe Simodynes Nebraska Closman Simodynes Blip Doran Sanders Denver Everett G. Pratt J. E. Williamson Pratt Pioneer Flight A. H. Jones Hastings Phillip Gillian Gillian T. &. Keim R. S. Senger Oklahoma City Noel Keim Sterling Limodynes Robinson Erickson Palmer E. G. Pratt E. H. Kelvey C. W. Smith W. G. Baldry R. Cc. Larsen Les Bentley W. Whitmore Herman Olds W. C. Burns Phillip Gillion R. L. Barton Guy Doran A. H. Wood A. R. Aiken Smith Williamson Larsen Olds Jones Woods Tenderfoot Flight R. I. Sariger G. W. Burns William

County League Action Sunday News and Odds

The Cheyenne county league leaders Sidney Potter Lodge Pole face no clashes Sunday with games Sidney at Gurley Lodge Pole at Bunker Hill Dalton at Potter and Sunol at Lorenzo Depesters expect all three leaders to win Sidney tackles Gurley and Lodge Pole should beat Bunker Hill Potter seen advantaged versus Dalton The Seals meet Gurley while Bunker Hill struggles this season and Lodge Pole looms strong in the loop with little doubt about Sunday’s likely victor

Sidney Potter Lodge Pole Lodge Pooe Gurley Bunker Hill Dalton Sunol Lorenzo Depesters Cardinals Seals Cardinal Rehmer

Grasshopper Siege Eases in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County largely escaped a severe grasshopper invasion that devastated crops in north central Nebraska. While some herds appeared locally, most damage was east and north of the panhandle near the Nebraska South Dakota line. Farmers report varying experiments, including hopper catchers catching 15 to 20 bushels daily, using a seven foot tray with waste oil pulled by two horses to trap the insects.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Panhandle Nebraska and South Dakota

Promoter Seeks Sidney Pageant Based on Chadron Show

Promoter Robert L. Pullen, who produced a Chadron historical pageant, seeks to stage a similar event in Sidney. He writes Edward McLernon of the Cheyenne County Historical Society and hopes the idea gains chamber of commerce support. He also envisions a North Platte valley pageant.

Chadron Robert L. Pullen Sidney Edward McLernon Cheyenne County Pullen McLernon Chamber of Commerce Historical Society

John R. Coen Elected Exalted Ruler Of Elks

John Jm. Coen of Sterling, known in Sidney, was elected grand exalted ruler at the Elks national convention in Seattle. He ran unopposed with endorsements from former rulers and received enthusiastic, unanimous convention support. Colorado lodges and many others sent delegates to back his candidacy amid numerous demonstrations. Raymond L. Sauter of Sterling nominated him with an extemporaneous speech and strong ovation.

John Jm. Coen Sterling Sidney The Elks Lodge Seattle Wash Mr. Coan Elkhom Colorado Mr. Coen Raymond L. Sauter Coen Sauter

Sidney Golfers Meet Alliance Next Sunday

The Sidney country club golf team travels to Alliance on Sunday for an interclub match. Chairman C. W. Smith hopes at least 30 members from the local club attend. Alliance will host the return match at a later date this summer.

Sidney Country Club Alliance C. W. Smith

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