Three Way Deadlock in County League May Continue
Potter faces Dalton as Jobman could decide the outcome for the Bearcats. Dalton’s fate relies on Jobman’s form, while Glusman or McGowan may pitch for Dalton. Sunol and Lorenzo contest posts as both clubs fight in a tight season. Gate receipts for the league exceed last year, per the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELK
Potter
Dalton
Jobman
Bearcats
Glusman
McGowan
Sunol
Lorenzo Rerely
Lincoln Highway OT in Bad Shape Claims Secretary of Society
Herring says some competitors use unfair tactics on the Lincoln highway. He reports July 2 and 3 in Nebraska found only two detours, both graveled and adding little mileage. A July 1 tourist inquiry in Minneapolis about reaching Denver advised turning south at Missouri Valley and taking No. 38 west from Omaha, noting no detours there and that No. 30 in Nebraska has 28 detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Nebraska
Lincoln Highway
Information Bureau
Minneapolis
Denver
Missouri Valley
Omaha
Chaney Leads Sidney Sluggers in Season Contests
Sidney's team records show Chaney leading in base hits with Willis Wilson Afflerback and Chaney five each and Wilson stealing 23 bases. Mitchell W Thomas Chaney Portz and Willis form an infield noted for a .322 team batting average and a .954 fielding mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaney
Sidney Sluggers
Willis
Wilson
Afflerback
Mitchell
Hornsby
Sidney
W. Thomas
Portz
World War Buddies Reunited in Sidney After 12 Years Apart
Two former soldiers, long apart since wartime service, meet at the Tobler home in Sidney and recall their days in Uncle Sam's army. They reminisce about joys and hardships while defending independence and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Page 1
Tobler
Uncle Sam
County farmers stave off grasshopper invasion threat
Farmers say they have escaped the worst effects of a grasshopper invasion. Despite efforts and catching pests, progress seems slow against vast hordes. The apparatus mentioned cannot be used in corn fields, and crops will still be vulnerable once grain is cleared.
Taxes, trucks and rails in Nebraska school support
The piece notes that over half of Union Pacific taxes fund county schools and argues large trucks pay the same four cent gas tax per gallon as small cars. It contends big trucks cause far more highway damage yet benefit from rail revenue, stressing highway protection and school funding as shared goals for citizens and railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Nebraska
League
Cheyenne County Omitted From Highway Bids Yesterday
Lake report notes Cheyenne County was not included in yesterday bid set for a new Platte River bridge at Columbus. Cochran said bids will be taken July 16 for the project estimated at about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Izaak Walton League Head Urges Game Conservation
The Izaak Walton League leader calls for steady conservation of game, arguing that other states face similar declines. He notes Iowa once supported many native birds but hunters now pursue Mexican quail and Chinese pheasants, replacing native life. He adds conservation aims to sustain hunting for all sportsmen while maintaining year to year viability.
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Iowa
Hammond
Izaak Walton League
Jay Clsoman Captures Evergreen Tourney From Joe Simodynes
Jay Closman wins the Evergreen golf tournament defeating Joe Simodynes in the final. Second round results include Doran over Han Bown Denver 1 up, J C Ross Sprucedale over F C Carlson Denver 1 up, T E Keim Denver over D Blakeley St Louis 2 and 1, A S Peecher Denver over H G Johansen St Louis 4 and 3, W H Grant Omaha over M DeLisle New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Closman
Joe Simodynes
Page
Doran
Han- Bown
Denver
J. C. Ross
Sprucedale
F. C. Carlson
T. E. Keim
D. Blakeley
St. Louis
A.S. Peecher
H. G. Johansen
W. H. Grant
Omaha
M. DeLisle
New York
Shulenberger and Schwiese Triumph in Denver Golf Match
In a Denver set of matches, Shulenberger defeated Sweet 3 and 2 while Schwiese beat Speers 8 and 7. Keim edged Ross 6 and 5, Peecher defeated Grant 10 and 8, with Shulenberger over Schwiese 4 and 3. Consolation flights saw Ater topple Johansen 4 and 3 and Bentley prevail Roche 2 up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Shulenberger
Oshkosh
B. A. Sweet
Denver
A.M. Schwiese
W. R. Speers
Keim
Ross
Peecher
Grant
Shulenberger
Schwiese
Ater
Johansen
Bentley
Roche
Worley
Jackson
Pioneer Flight
Baldry
Kelsey
Whitmore
Burns
Barton
Doran
Tenderfoot Flight
G. W. Burns
Bown
Carlson
Blakeley
de Lisle
Sweet
Spears
Pageant promoter eyes Sidney event with Chadron link
McLernon plans to confer with civic club officers to push a Chadron pageant idea held in Sidney. He highlights Sidney's strong Nebraska history and urges a Deadwood era themed float funded by Cheyenne and Deuel counties for the Chadron parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Sidney
McLernon
Civic Club
Nebraska
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Deuel
Dalton Co op Society on brink without amicable deal
Dalton Co op Society, owned by Cheyenne County farmers, faces doom if an amicable agreement is not reached, continued from page 1.
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Dalton
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Receives Share From June Gasoline Tax
The June gasoline tax distribution allocates funds to Cheyenne County and nearby counties. Totals listed include Garden 800 dollars, Morrill 1,276 dollars, Scotts Bluff 4,256 dollars, Sheridan 1,679 dollars, Sioux 644 dollars, Kimball 659 dollars, Lincoln 3,337 dollars, and others, totaling over 1,800 dollars for Cheyenne County.
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Cheyenne County
Garden
Kimball
Lincol
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
South Colton Social Roundup Faces Fourth of July Festivities
The South Colton column lists numerous visits and gatherings from Friday to July 5. Mrs. Elsen and neighbors join picnics, matinees, and dinners. Ruth Deaver and Ormia Deaver visit Ruth Cortney. Dorothy Gould travels from Patterson to stay with Mrs. Witters. multiple families attend birthday celebrations at Henry Koester’s, Cedar Creek trout farm, and W. C. Fastenow’s. The local baseball team defeats South Divide. residents attend showings at Sidney and Krueger’s Lake celebration events and farm board meeting in Sidney.
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H. J. Elsen
Elmer Martin
John Eber
Ruth
Ruby Deaver
Ormia Deaver
Ruth Cortney
Dorothy Gould
Patterson
N. J
Harry Witters
Ladies Aid
H. P. Thomas
Charles Munshaw
Dorothy
John Eberi
Mary Boyer
Helen Dendinger
John Eberl
Eberl
W. C. Fastenow
Raymond
Arnold Sunderman and Sons
H. J Elsen
Cheyenne
K. D. Bassett
J. F. Fastenow
Adair
Henry Koester
Cedar Creek
Raymond Fastenow
Adair Fastenow
W. T. Sharman
Harvey George
Elmer George
Denver
F. Schreiner
Unadilla
John Ebert
Grandpa Witters
N. E. Witters
Sidney
Ruby
Clarence
Clem Deaver
Vincent Cortney
Olmia
Ethel Deaver
Jumbo Reservoir
Henry Brachtenbach
L. T. Rezanina
Carl Schmidt
George Messing
Thalker
Marjorie Deaver
Valera Deaver
Krueger
John
Will Fastenow
Dr Mabel Lott Chiropractor at 83 Gapen Building
Dr Mabel Lott operates as a chiropractor located at the Gapen Building, phone listed as 83. The brief notice identifies her professional services in the local directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lott
Gapen Building
Antelope Beats Sod Town 22 to 13 in Sunday Game
Antelope won another game last Sunday from the Sod Town team 22 to 13 with Ed Killham and Edson Madden contributing on the mound. Several players were absent, and the team prepares for next Sunday when Lloyd Juelfs’ squad visits on the local diamond for a rematch after a 20 to 4 win two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Larson
Mads Larson
E. M. Nelson
Maurice Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
I. K. Nelson
J. W. Ebertramson
Svend Olsen
Joe
Jess Gorman
Geo. Whitney
Carl Larson
Jake Woten
Jack Richards
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Pete Nelson
Bert Gibbons
Ed Morrow
V. A. Nelson
Chris Nelson
Dan Heimer
Charles Herboldsheimer
Guy
Chris Terman
Omaha
Vivian
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Sidney
Ed Killham
Eds
North Divide News Highlights of Sidney Area Activities
A summer of visits, parties, and dances fills Sidney and surrounding towns notes. Local families like Sparks Glantz Hu ghes and Lipke add to a weekend of gatherings, picnics at Krueger's lake, and a barn dance. A car mishap injures Mrs Siemers, while others enjoy 4 H club events, baseball losses, and community meals. A baby joins the Houlit family, and weather notes mark a wet Fourth.
Pleasant View social notes of J E Morrow family region
Mrs J E Morrow joined Mr and Mrs Vern Pearson to Sterling Wednesday. Numerous visits and gatherings fill the week with neighbors calling on Morrow and McNew families. A Thursday Bible school program, Fourth of July celebrations, and a needed rain mark community life with many visits to the Morrow, Pearson, Hilpert, and Mangels households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morrow
Vern Pearson
Sterling
Arlo Fisher
Ben Hilpert
Sidney
J. H. McNew
Frank
Oscar Mueller
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Frank Korsmeyer
Denver
Paul Morrow
Bert Gibbons
Dan Heimer
Elsie Stromberg
Columbus
Homer Light
Art Schubarth
Gus Haack
George Young
Peter Nelson
Art Schuessler
Henry Lenders
Joe Gerler
Leota Hilpert
D. Mueller
Dan Helmer
Bill Mangels
Bunker Hill Visit Noted In Local Recollections
Mrs George Rohde and her children visited the William Rohde home. Mrs John Engel and family called at Iva Beyer’s on Tuesday. Joe Beyer and the Nelson brothers attended a dance.
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Vivian Herboldshe
Harry Hazlitt
Edson Madden
Jens Olsen
John Anderson
Daug‘er
Roscoe Madden
Joe Madden
Dewey Larson
Lola
Albert Warner
Madsen
George Whitney
Ernest Tracy
L. K. Nelson
Clara Beyer
George Rohde
William Rohde
John Engel
Iva Beyer
Joe Beyer
Nels
Clyde
Victor Nelson
Potter Items from Potter Nebraska Local Notes
Mrs N S Miller and Mrs G L Rogers plan a month’s rest in Colorado Springs. J J Norcross to open a drug store in Wemingford. Dr Sloan and Dr Johnson fished near Alliance on July Fourth. Ted Carlson and wife welcomed a baby girl born July 3. Anna Sanders to visit relatives in Oregon. Wickhorst visiting with daughters in Wisner. Hite couple traveling through Wyoming and Oregon to visit mother. Redeen family leaving for Thermopolis Wyoming. Potter chautauqua set for July 30 to 23. Wheeler family vacationing at Oshkosh. Potter lodge A M & A officers installed June 30. El mer Seyfang master and officers named. further appointments listed. Emil Nelson family spent Fourth at Fate’s Park. Mildred Jacobson and Ray Arnell visited Denver relatives. Editor Stevens eyeing Chicago visit with Earl Stevens and family.
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N. S. Miller
G. L. Rogers
Colorado Springs
J. J. Norcross
Wemingford
Ney
Sloan
Dr. Johnson
Sand Hills
Alliance
Ted Carlson
Carlson
Charles Hagemeister
Anna Sanders
Oregon
Wickhorst of
Wisner
Art Harrs
Emil Tank
Guy Hite
Wyoming
Hite
Oscar Redeen
Sextorp
Thermopolis
Wyo
Potter
Loren Wheeler
Oshkosh
Potterlodge A. J
A. M
Elmer Seyfang
Ray Arnell
Mayard Mayer
Byron Pavlat
Claude Biggs
Fred Enevoldsen
Francis Rogers
Charles Smith
A. J. Ames
Tyler
Ralph Robertson
Sorter
Chaplin
Emil Nelson
Fates Park
Mildred Jacobson
Denver
Stevens
Earl Stevens
Chicago
Summer visits and travel among lodge pole residents
Mrs. R. Barlow and Harriet of Council Bluffs visit the Moorhead home then head to Colorado for a month in the mountains. Forrest Ward arrives from Toledo to spend summer with his parents, joined by Mrs. A Wice and Margaret of Boling Green. Carr Tarkington of North Platte dies in Omaha from pneumonia. funeral held in North Platte. Mr. Handley attends. Arthur Finnegan and Mrs. Pearl Johnson host relatives from Anaheim en route home after Minnesota trip. picnic observed.
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Oscar Meyer
Hazel
Harriet
Colorado
F. D. Barlow
W S. Schroll
Cheyenne
Forrest Ward
Toledo
Ohio
Ward
A. ©. Wice
Margaret
Boling Green
H. J. Handley
Carr Tarkington
North Platte
Omaha
Handley
Arthur Finnegan
Anaheim
Calif
Pearl Johnson
Minnesota
Shelter Under Oak Trees During Storm Said Dangerous
A Davey Institute bulletin warns seeking shelter under an oak tree in a thunderstorm is highly dangerous. Beech trees are rarely struck. oak to beech strike ratio is 60 to 1. Tree roots tap electrical fields underground.
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Davey Institute of Tree Surgery
Report on Liberty State Bank Sidney Nebraska June 30 1931
Report of condition for THE LIBERTY STATE BANK of Sidney Nebraska charter 1491 at close of business June 30 1931. Resources include Loans and discounts 366553.82 overdrafts 380.50 bonds and securities 95752 building and fixtures 510?9 00 other real estate 5577 26 building site 3500.00 cash and bank and due from national and Liabilities.
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Sidney
Nebraska
National and
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Roy Anderson
Estes Park
Ed Harrison
Fred Beyer
White Apron Cooking Club
Juedes
Julius Choan
Anton Link
W. EB. Gehrig
Sidney Ced
Adelaide Meyer
Paul Meyer
Laramie
Willis Meyer
Wayside
Black Hills
Henry Schmidt
Louis Schmidt
Frank Otto
Harold Meyer
Harris Lake
Ray Frame
Chester
Lawrence Schmidt
George Hendricks
Cecil
Charles Overman
James
Albert
Lawrence
Elsie Otto
Gurley
Elizabeth Sterling
Henry Johnson
Grand Island
Cedar Rapids
Lucile Schmidt
Betty
Delores Yowell
W. E. Gehrig
Brush
Fort Morgan
Colo
Mr. Gehrig
Lucile
Elsie
Edith
Fish Hatchery
Willis Beyer
Bill Juedes
Carl] Schmidt
Vera Diriever
Legion Park
William Ennenbeck
Albert Overman
Roy Buckleiter
Edith Otto
Andrew Nelson
Leonard
Clara
Bernice Beyer
John Vrana
J. M. Hughes
Krueger's Lake
Albert Johnson
Anton Leaf- Gale
Johnson
H. Miller
Cody
Wye
Ethel Leafdale
Hastings
A. M. Leafdale
Pete Hansen
Sk. Hansen
Lonrmont
Clifford Powell
Patricia
Roger Johnson
Douglas
Powell
Jesse Rowe
Amos Wagner
Charles Stevens
Pine Bluffs
H. Stevens
Clarence Johnson
Greeley
Catherine Wiehorst
Dean Hagemeister
Stanley Davis
North Divide
Pearl Sparks
Claud Sparks
Paul Sparks
Fred Stuht
Henry Glantz
Mr. Glantz
C. Glantz
Elizabeth
Henry Schnell
Fred
Connie
Bill Glantz
Vera Sparks
Elmer Hughes
Ed Wolverton
Emma Ely
Ed Brockelsby
L. J. Hughes
L. R. Barlow
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R. C. Geeting
Chappell
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Schroll
Donald Sutton
Arnold Thurow
Loveland
Thurow
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C. D. Moor
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J. D. Peyton
Wellingham
Howard Miller
Roy Miller
R. J. Miller
Harley Simkins
J. K. Hammell
Julesburg
Roy Johnson
Alice
Slawson
J. M. Watts
Paul Houlit
Kensington
Mitlar
B. J. Bates
Tribune
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Lodge
Pole
Bunker Hill
R. Barlow
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Star Meat Market
Magic Circle
Frank Schwasnick, Prop
Regilar
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