Seals To Big Springs For Contest Sunday
In a preview of Sunday action Seals travel to Big Springs while Oshkosh faces Chappell in a likely close matchup. Sidney benefits from Sawicki Rehmers behind the plate and a stronger outfield, with potential champions hinted from both clubs. Pottery adds an eye toward better battery support as Subry’s exit is noted.
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Page Oney
Sawicki
Rehmers
Sidney
Chappell
Potter
Bill Subry
Bearcats
Union Pacific Expands Trains To Handle Coast Rush
Union Pacific adds trains to ease the coast rush with a special car for women and children. The cars include a women’s smoking compartment and air conditioned coaches and tourist cars. At Green River Wyoming eastbound service consolidates cars from the Los Angeles Limited and the Portland Rose.
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Union Pacific
Green River
Wyo
Los Angeles Limited
Portland Rose
Portland
la Ral
Los Angeles
Omaha
Sellout Predicted As Fight Date Is Nearing
Continued from page 1, details include preparations for a major bout with Buddy More of Fort Warren as Wade is added as a sparring partner for Aaron Dixon, signaling heightened interest and event buildup.
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Aaron Wade
Opj Dixon
Buddy More
Fort .Warren
Wade
Testing Likely In County Report
County agent said on Tuesday that 500 signers are on file for a program while 200 more are expected by month end. He noted sufficient cattle are listed but signups are being held until the required number of signers are secured.
Beal Faces Eldridge As Connors Candy On Card
Golden Gloves champion headlines as Dixon and Joe Louis era sparks talk. Beal, pending hand healing, may fight Chuck Eldridge with an alternate opponent if needed. Connors meets Candy in a six round prelim. Dale Chambers orchestra plays for a post fight dance. Willard may be kept for a weaker card. Tickets at local venues, ringside $1.10, general 85 cents, juniors 25 cents. First bout at eight.
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Dixon
Joe Louis
Joey Beal
Chuck Eldridge
Fort Warren
Arlie Connors
Chink Candy
Connors
Candy
Dale Chambers
Jess Willard
Willard
Sidney Drug Company
Joe Simodynes
Liberty Bell Beer Garden
Relief funding drains Cheyenne County General Fund
The county blames relief for the General Fund being in the red about 28,000 dollars. The piece argues that relief costs have swallowed allotments and various government advances, leaving the fund with red ink on warrants. It notes the strain on fame and fortune as these financial advances fade.
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Cheyenne County
Tax Delinquent Taxes Pile Up In Cheyenne County
Taxpayers crowd the county courthouse to settle delinquent and current tax bills as the treasurer and aides work overtime. The treasurer reports bank balances and cash items at 184,924.30 while the general fund remains staggered and crippled. Registered warrants total 26,403.09 for the general fund and 4,035.00 for the emergency bridge fund.
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Cheyenne County
Mother Nature
Court House
Sam Bower
Open Stock Exhibits At Fair
The Telegraph reports the board approved opening stock exhibits after receiving offers from three printing establishments. A fireworks display is planned for one evening and baseball games are on the program. Race horse owners nationwide are requesting the race list as soon as available, with committees appointed to finalize advance arrangements and a meeting scheduled soon.
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Telegraph
Sidney Forgotten As Patronage Dished Out
Sidney is described as the logical center for the area with headquarters for the Nebraska Stock Growers Association and the Nebraska Potato Growers Association. The piece urges Alliance to adopt a tougher stance to defend rights, warning it has become a no man's land due to repeated submissions to loss of designation.
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Cortinuea
Nebraska Stockgrowers Asociation
Nebraska Potato Growers Association
Alliance
No Title Provided on Highway 19 Politics
The text argues highway No 19 should not accept small grants and vetoes for irrigation tests on an experimental farm. It calls for firmer political action, united support for dependable candidates, and a showdown against perceived poker politics, mentioning Sidney in a dismissive aside.
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Sidney
Nebraska Wheat and Hog Payments Await Farmers This Year
Nebraska farmers have about nine million dollars in wheat payments and 22 million dollars under the 1935 corn hog program, with about 10.4 million in wheat checks and 28 million in 1934 corn hog benefits already received. The wheat processing tax funds are believed sufficient to cover the next wheat payments to cooperatives. A compliance unit and temporary headquarters have been established as compliance is certified to Washington.
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Nebraska
Washington
State board to advance corn hog contracts to Washington
Elton Lux said the first compliance forms will go forward to Washington this week while about 13 000 1935 corn hog contracts await payment there. Another 6 000 were shipped Wednesday and the remaining 90 000 contracts will move forward rapidly under the state board of review chaired by Fred Wallace of Gibbon.
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Elton Lux
Washington
Board of Review
Fred Wallace of
Gibbon
Rust Trouble Across Nebrua Wheat Fields
Feldman examined 20 fields in Gurley noting a thorough rust invasion with potential rapid growth if weather favors them. Officials voiced calm but avoidance of firm statements as AP reports state statistician Anderson clings to a 40 million bushel Nebr. wheat estimate despite rust reports and rail freight agent Kerns gives mixed winter wheat condition and yield ranges from 16 to 2014 bushels per acre across divisions.
Kerns Declares Plans From Threshing Returns
Kerns announced that the details would be provided later from the threshing returns, signaling forthcoming data on agricultural yields and related figures.
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Kerns
Spud Rate Contest Interests West Spud Rate Experts
Ross of the state railroad commission returns from Minneapolis after presenting evidence to the interstate commerce commission supporting denial of certain railroad potato rate applications. The proposed rates affect shipments from Colorado and Nebraska into the southwest. Carriers had cut rates to counter truck competition but seek cancellation due to unsatisfactory revenues. Most shipments originate in western Nebraska's 11 county commercial potato district, totaling about 5000 cars annually, including seed stock and winter table use.
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Ross
State Railway Commission
Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Nebraska
Moon Eclipse Seen Under Clear Skies Across Regions
The eclipse was visible in New York and multiple areas as the skies remained clear and winds calm. Despite some locales reporting clouds and rain reducing visibility, observers enjoyed an unobstructed moon display with cool, tranquil air.
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New York
Sidney
Moon Eclipse Dims and Recedes in Moonlit Evening
An early evening event showed the Moon shining brilliantly until moments before eight when a slight haze caused it to shear on one corner. As Earth continued its path the Moon grew smaller, nearing total eclipse by 9:30, dimmest after ten, then recovered to illuminate a brilliant moonlit sky by 11:30.
Bayberry Candles Inspire Colonial Candle Talk
Bayberry candles were used in colonial days as a substitute for tallow. The berries yielded waxy candles that resisted bending and did not melt in summer heat.
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