Ikufus Zimmerle Dies in Tragic Train Accident
Ikufus Zimmerle dies in a train accident near Sidney while his wife and two children mourn. The Lions club and chamber of commerce member was a sports enthusiast in tennis and golf. His body likely to be shipped to Lincoln for burial. funeral arrangements handled by Gehrig funeral home.
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Lions Club
Chamber of Commendree
U. P
Zimmerle
Sidney
Lincoln
Mae Doris
Junior
The
Gehrig Funeral Home
Two Sisters Drowned In Sink Hole At Stunt Dam
Sidney and attended the public schools, where they were popular with classmates.
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Stunt Dam
Sidney
Evanglical congregations host outdoor recreation gathering
Benedict Schwarz of Chapell treasurer led a Potter league meeting that concluded with a free entertainment program Sunday evening. Representatives attended from Big Springs Chappell Sidney South Sidney Potter Kimball Cheyenne Scottsbluff and Alliance. Sidney showed strong representation as the outdoor event celebrated evangelical church communities in the city and nearby divinity.
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Potter League
Kimball
Big Springs
Chappell
Sidney
South Sidney
Potter
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Alliance
City
Divinity
Commissioners Open Dalton Road for Traffic Decision
Officials said Dalton Road will be open to traffic with restrictions. The meeting Tuesday produced quarterly reports and the full proceedings will be published in the Telegraph News next Tuesday.
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Dalton Road
Sheriff's Office
Telegraph News
Smut Control Fight Gains Ground in Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska Panhandle farmers began a concerted effort to control smut in wheat, shifting from a time when high prices and dockage favored smutty grain to current market conditions that penalize blemished kernels. Government and county agents spurred the campaign, later joined by private farm organizations and producers across the region.
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Panhandle
Wheat Best Slate Promises Upset Opportunities
Bid day features a strong slate with potential upsets as low teams challenge favorites. Potter travels to Gurley where Rehmer may appear in familiar surroundings in new colors. Cardinals pursue a victory over Bearcats while Bunker Hill hosts Lodge Pole in a key league game.
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WHEAT
Potter
Gurley
Rehmer
Cardinals
Bearcat
Bunker Hill
Lodge Pole
Cheyenne County Resolution Seeks Federal Employment Aid
County board in regular session on July 19 1932 requests cooperation from Governor Bryan and seeks state funding of 1500 dollars per month for eight months to employ heads of families on highway labor with wages not exceeding 20 cents per hour. Resolution notes exhausted funds and dependency on federal or state aid to keep needy residents.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
T. C. Middleswart
J.W. Billeter
County Board of Commissioners
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Weary Bonus Army in Sidney on Way Home
Report of the weary Bonus Army unit returning to Sidney ignored by Congress. De Wolf, a Frenchman, explains some men found work while others await money. He plans to return to Sacramento to reunite with his wife and child, noting failed lobbying efforts in Washington.
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Sidney
Congress
Page
Washington
de Wolf
Sacramento
West Nebraska bank depositors face priority dispute in supreme court ruling
The attorney general revealed soliciting letters from Lincoln firms urging depositors of failed West Nebraska banks to accept a plan aligning with a supreme court decision. The case concerns the step up plan of the guaranty fund and $3,000,000 due from state banks, with Rosalie bank depositors to receive full amounts plus 7 percent interest. Lawyers seek payment under the decree, while a Farmers State bank agreement with Lincoln firms proposes a 25 to 35 percent contingent fee for successful litigation strategy.
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Supreme Court
Rosalie Bank
Lincoln Law Firms
Guaranty Fund
E. H. Luikart
Farmers State Bank of Owsley
Long Law Suit Over Wheat Growers Affairs Dropped From Docket
A long equity suit over the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association affairs ends with a ruling that the defendants unlawfully used at least 8391 of the plaintiff corporation's assets for another entity. The court holds 10520 total due with 7 percent interest and costs, while the non stock cooperative contract is not binding on the plaintiff. The case spans years of litigation and multiple judges.
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Albert A. Mann
W. S. Wells
A. J. Johnson
William W. Fox
Equity
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assceciation
Supreme Court
Thavine Reserve Fund
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Fon Stock Cooperative
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Non-Stock Co-Operative
Nonstock Company
Plainiffs
Morrison and Sprague
Kepler
Mann
Tewell
Seven Olympic Teams Stop in Sidney on Way to California
Seventeen air conditioned cars carried the Olympic hopefuls on a deluxe special train through Sidney en route to California. The group, many teens, drew cheers and good luck wishes from visitors as trainers and officials oversaw meals and care. Nurse Katherine Roach aided the young athletes during the trans continental journey led by George W. Graves.
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Sidney
California
Poughkeepsie
Tae
Uncle Sam
Chold
Athens
Sam
Pennsylvania Railroad
Katherine Roach
New York City
George W. Graves
East Dalton News in brief including baptisms and visits
Ruth Jobe recounts local activity in East Dalton with visits from Haden family and Kallenbach relatives, church events, a I.O.O.F opening meeting, and a basket dinner planned. Births include Pauline Mar to Mr and Mrs Alfred Stensen. deaths noted as Granamchester Chichester. Community members cut oats, harvested, and assisted with farming tasks while families gathered at Greenwood hatchery and Sherwin ranch.
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Arthur Larson
Dalton
Bridgeport
A. W. Jobe
Free' Rathman
M. S. Englert
Greenwood Fish Hatchery
Edith
Maxine Devier
Delno Mayer
James Devier
Frances Kivett
Dr. Lewis
Hastings
Fred ,Rathman
Freddie
Lucile
A. V. Jebe
Rathman
Yowell
Kallenbach
Albert Christensen
Louis Kallenbach
Henry Yowell
Fred Rathman
Englert Brothers
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Ikufus Zimmerle
Benedict Schwarz
Chapell
Nebraska Panhandle
Cook
Thomas Lumber Co
West Nebraska
American Olympic Committee
C. M. Stone
Pennsylvania Lines
East Dalton
By Ruth Jobe
Mr. Haden
Gothenburg
L. O. Keedick
Miss Parody
Ruth Jobe
Rowena
Vivian
Mrs. Sargent
Mrs. Kallenbach
Granapichester
Chichester
Pauline Mar
Alfred S Tensen
Sidney Saturday
John Harms
Francis Connelly
Ferl Griffir
Tulsa
Oka
E. G. Griffith
Sherwin Ranch
Sic
Gus
Carl Sherwi
Sigma Ch
Pen
Priscilla
Batistes
Penney’s
Stevens
Nebr
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