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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1946

Page

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Levy Set For County Budget Hearing In July 31

County commissioners schedule public hearing for the 1946 budget on Wednesday July 31 at 9 30 a m in the courthouse commissioner's room. The proposed 3 70 mill levy aims to raise about the same as 1945 with general fund 2 40 mills roads 0 80 mills bridges 0 30 mills county fair 0 20 mills. Total funds and balances shown total 238 937 46 with 162 928 84 on hand. Protests or suggestions should be given at the hearing as provided by law.

Board of County Commissioners Court House The Telegraph General Fund

Kodinskys Leaving To Live In Arizona

Kodinsky who came to Sidney twenty five years ago and founded The Western Hide Fur and Metal Co plans to leave this week for Phoenix Ariz seeking a milder climate for his health. They sell their north Tenth avenue building to Henry C Blome who will remodel it as Kaiser Frazer dealer HQ. The couple with roots in Sidney since 1901 started from nothing and sent for their Russian wife in 1926. They leave many friends who regret the move.

Kodinsky Sidney Western Hide, Fur and Metal Co Kaiser-Frazer Line Russia United States

Brother Of Sidney Woman Dies Here

Leonard C. Hodgmen, 56, who arrived in Sidney to visit his sister Mrs. Frank Alster, died in a local hospital after a heart attack. A Nebraska native born December 1, 1889 in Orleans, he was a World War I veteran who worked as a carpenter in Chicago. Survived by two sisters Mrs. Alster and Mrs. W. B. Gibson of Bloomington, Ill., and two brothers Edward R. of Chicago and Cy L. of Dwight, Ill. Body shipped to Dwight for services and interment with Gehrig Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.

Leonard C. Hodgmen Sidney Frank Alster Mr. Hodgmen Orleans Chicago Alster W. B. Gibson Bloomington Ill Edward R Cy 1 Dwight, Tl Dwight Gehrig Funeral Home

Premium List Published for 1946 Cheyenne County Fair

The Telegraph prints the junior division premium list for the Cheyenne County Fair with entrant rules exhibit divisions and competition categories. County Agent William Bullock and Home Agent Mary Burbank have verified the program, including individual and team events, awards for general excellence, a calf scramble for boys, and a style show for girls.

The Telegraph William Bullock Mary Burbank

DDT Results Are Debated in Barn Fly Control

W P Bullock reports on debates over DDT's effectiveness for barn and livestock fly control. M H Muma says underdosing, improper application tools, slow knockdown, and sanitation gaps—straw and manure piles—limit results. No single measure suffices without cleanup.

W. P. Bullock

New Minister Takes Over Sidney Church

Rev. and Mrs. Gerald W. Gardner and daughters move to 2115 Maple St as he becomes pastor of the First Christian Church Sidney. Gardner begins his tenth year in the ministry this August after pastorates in Kentucky Iowa and Nebraska. He studied at Nebraska Wesleyan University Transylvania College and The College of The Bible. Mrs. Gardner is a Transylvania College graduate with a musical background.

Gerald W. Gardner Carolyn Sue Sharon Lee Maple St Gardner First Christian Church Kentucky Iowa Nebraska Beaver City Nebr Nebraska Wesleyan University of Lincoln Omaha Municipal University of Omaha Transylvania College of Lexington College of the Bible of Lexington Transylvania College

Sidney Boy Makes Perfect Navy Score

John Edson Osborn of Sidney enlisted in the regular navy for two years as an electronics technician. He is at Great Lakes undergoing recruit training. Osborn is the second from the Scottsbluff recruiting station to score a perfect general classification on the navy recruit test, following Kenneth Malcolm Sayer of Alliance two weeks earlier.

John Edson Osborn Lawrence Osborn Sidney Navy Great Lakes Floyd Leffington Osborn Scottsbluff Kenneth Malcolm Sayer Harry Sayer Alliance

SOD Seeks 80 Workers for Munition Handling

Sioux Ordnance Depot seeks about eighty workers for immediate employment in munitions handling. Pay starts at 83 to 92 cents with raises on qualification. Veterans receive preference. current veteran employment around 53 percent. Housing available at two federal projects near the depot. Apply at the depot or any U S Employment Service office.

Sioux Ordnance Depot Hiss Beet Tor Federal Public Housing Agency Ordville Sioux Villa Sidney U. S. Employment Service

105 Degrees Is Top For State Monday

Sidney topped Nebraska with a 105 degree reading at the airport, two points above 103 at the town government thermometer. The heat surged across Chadron Scottsbluff and Big Springs, sparking dust storms and swarms of tiny bugs. Farmers called Tuesday cooler and harvest weather, the sole bright note in a harsh spell.

Sidney Chadron Scottsbluff Big Springs

Town and Country Drive-In Opens This Afternoon

The Town and Country Drive-In will begin business this Friday at five o'clock. Located on east Illinois Street in Wal-Bur Hall, it will offer meals, sandwiches, and fountain service. Patrons may be served in their cars. Remodel and equipment have been completed after weeks of work, delayed by hiring difficulties.

Model Planes Will Compete Here Sunday

A model plane contest sponsored by the volunteer firemen will be held Sunday at the Johnson and Schwartz airfield east of town. Registrations are with Ben King at King Electric Co. Divisions include junior and senior events for both boys and girls. Each contestant gets three official flights per contest class. entrants should arrive 30 minutes early. Scottsbluff brings ten contestants while Sidney aims to challenge western Nebraska leaders. wind risk may delay only in bad weather.

Johnson and Schwartz Nebraska Ben King King Electric Co Pate Te Gta Sidney Western Nebraska Scottsbluff Panhandle Bob Duis

Judge Refuses Stimka Plea In Shooting Case

Ernest Stimka faced District Judge J L Tewell after seeking a guilty plea for shooting his wife Bertha on June 30. Stimka recalled little of the act, admitting he had a revolver and had consumed liquor. the judge refused the plea, ordering a jury trial unless testimony is altered. Stimka, a Keith County farm hand, was wounded and returned to jail, with the case set for the autumn term.

Ernest Stimka J. L. Tewell Stimka Bertha R. P. Kepler Tewell

Legion Team Heads to North Platte Sunday

The Sidney American Legion baseball squad travels to North Platte to face the classy nine. The Platters have lost two to Hershey but are otherwise undefeated. the Legion lineup has only fallen to Gurley and Peetz.

Sidney American Legion North Platte Platters Hershey Legion Gurley Peetz

Wheat King Morris Jessen and Four Sons Bid For Honors In Nebraska

Nebraska wheat king Morris Jessen, a 54 year old Cheyenne County farmer, will harvest over 100000 bushels of winter wheat this year with his four sons. The Jessen family holds about 9800 acres in Nebraska and Wyoming, mostly wheat, using a summer tilling system. Their operations span Cheyenne and Kimball counties in Nebraska and Laramie County in Wyoming, with planned plantings increasing to around 4200 acres this fall and about 1200 more acres in Kimball County. The 1946 yield is expected well above 100000 bushels, averaging about 45 bushels per acre in Cheyenne County. The family notes past hardships and lessons learned about debt and land acquisition dating back to 1916 and the 1920s.

Morris Jessen Nebraska Cheyenne County United States Germany Here Wyoming Jessen Cheyenne Kimball Laramie Bushnell Morris John Leo Raymond Henry Kimball County Bloomfield Braska Dalton

Jensen and Munderloh Open New Locker Plant Market

The new Jensen and Munderloh store and locker plant opens at eight o clock this morning on west Illinois Street in Sidney. The firm promotes a grand opening with a modern store design and features, inviting the public to shop for quality foods at consistently lower prices and to expect honest efficient service.

Clifford Jensen Rudy Munderloh Jensen and Munderloh West Illinois Street West Highway 30 Sidney

Osborn and Osborn Old Timer Firm of Sidney

The Osborn firm founded by Leo E. Osborn and now with his son Ralph in Sidney has grown from a 40 year real estate and insurance venture to a landmark business. Betty Schweitzberger joined in 1942 as a valued assistant, and the ad promises more community progress in Cheyenne County Nebraska.

Osborn Ralph Osborns Betty Schweitzberger Peetz

New Phone Manager Arriving Next Week

J. KR. Miller of Ainsworth will replace R. C. Walther as manager of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. exchange in Sidney. Walther is promoted to manager of the Fremont branch. Miller has spent almost eight years with the company, the past three at Ainsworth, and earlier assignments at O'Neill, Loup City, Minden, and Lexington. He is expected to arrive next week.

J. KR. Miller Ainsworth R. C Dick) Walther Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Exchange Sidney Walther Fremont Miller O'Neill Loup City Minden Lexington

Man Held In Jail On Larceny Charge

Arthur E. Ramey, held in county jail for a fifty dollar fine after pleading guilty to larceny. Sheriff W. W. Schulz said he took two pairs of shoes from Juan Olivas, who lived with a track repairing crew at Brownson. Orrin F. Myers, charged with intoxication, was fined twenty five dollars and costs by Judge Barlow on Tuesday.

Arthur E. Ramey Robert A. Barlow Ramey W. W. Schulz Juan Olivas Brownson Orrin F. Myers Barlow

Drivers Examinations Set at SOD and Ordville

State Patrolman R E Nichols will conduct drivers license exams at Sioux Ordnance Depot tonight from six to eight and at Ordville recreational building tomorrow from ten to noon.

Sioux Ordnance Depot R. E. Nichols Nichols Post Exchange Ordville

All Production Records Toppling as Harvest Moves Into Final Stages

Estimates show Cheyenne County wheat yield revise upward with over a quarter million acres sown. Reports from farms near Lorenzo, Sidney, Potter and Dalton indicate averages around 40 to 50 bushels per acre, potential 7.5 million bushels total, amid storage and pricing concerns and strong highway to a Nebraska all time high.

Cheyenne Here Nebraska Lorenzo Sidney Potter Dalton Department Charles Wright Omaha Grain Exchange

Harvest Progress in Panhandle Area Reported

L. F. Snipes, State Supervisor of Emergency Farm Labor, notes western counties show uneven wheat cuts with Red Willow 98 percent and Box Butte 25 percent complete. Kimball reports starting and a surplus of harvest hands, while favorable weather could finish most Nebraska wheat by next week’s end.

L. F. Snipes Red Willow Hayes Hitchcock Dundy Chase Keith Deuel Garden Cheyenne Morris Box Butte Kimball Banner Snipes Nebraska

Two Injured In Car Crash Near Sund

State patrol reported two people injured in an automobile collision on highway No. 30 Tuesday afternoon. Vehicles driven by Vivien Nelson of Palestine Illinois and Robert Pierce of Longview Texas collided after Pierce said a truck blocked his view. Both cars left the road and stopped in a 12 foot ditch. Zona Beck and Albert Bauerman sustained facial injuries and other wounds. Beck was hospitalized briefly. Pierce faced a charge of failing to yield the right of way.

Sund State Patrol Vivien Nelson Palestine Illinois Robert Pierce Longview Texas Pierce Nelson Robert E. Nichols Nichols Zona Beck Albert Bauerman Miss Beck Arnold Braasch Sidney

Navy Recruiter To Visit Here Tuesdays

A Navy recruiter will visit Sidney each Tuesday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and can be reached at the post office. Similar visits are set for Chappell on Tuesdays from 1 to 4 30 p m. The Navy seeks Electronic Technicians and urges high school graduates to take the Eddy Test with no obligation. A passing test opens a top career. the course covers Radar, Underwater Sound Gear, Radio, and other secret equipment with future implications including atomic energy.

Navy Sidney Chappell

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Kodinskys Arizona M. H. Muma College of Agriculture Bullock Sidney Church Sidney Boy SOD Bluffs Wheat King Osborn Firm Sod and
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