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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
6
The report notes winter wheat averaging twelve bushels per acre. Oats yield 29, barley 28, and rye 19. Corn stands at 91 percent of normal with a large crop expected. panhandle counties report varying damage from heat and dryness. Some counties report light to severe injury, while two counties did not report.
Sidney De Molay is named to high honor as one of three in the state. The insignia of a representative De Molay includes a recognition emblem riband and medallion to be worn on the coat lapel. The emblem and riband will be sent later to the chapter advisor for formal public presentation with compliments of the grand council.
Green Lantern overcame a tense inning and, with the bases loaded, pressed its lead in softball to a 10 to 9 victory. Earlier games saw Green Lantern trim De Molays 15 to 8 and EX. C. top Lions Club 10 to 7 while tuytent outslugged P. A. 12 to 8 and Piggly Wiggly doubled the Bottlers 12 to 6.
The document outlines a voluntary drive requiring employers to sign a pledge of cooperation and abolish child labor by August 31. Existing wage, hour, and price terms stay in effect through December 31 unless a permanent code replaces them. Starting September 1, Roosevelt will set hearings to expand codes across all business lines to replace voluntary agreements with permanent, binding codes by year end.
Banner County faces a dispute over paying a medical bill for a youth who was not a resident. The family supported themselves by odd jobs while the youth fell ill in Kimball County and was taken to Miller Hospital in Kimball. Attorneys argue the bill should be paid by Kimball County since the illness occurred there, and that the youth was self supporting, not a pauper, raising questions about residency and the scope of pauper statutes.
The July 15 report shows Nebraska corn crop in excellent condition. Prices rose across several commodities including potatoes up from 43 cents to 1.70 per bushel since June. Hay and alfalfa profits surged. hogs and cattle slipped slightly while poultry and dairy posted strong gains.
Five road projects in Cheyenne County are listed for bids. Plans and specifications can be seen at the county clerk in Sidney, the district engineer in Bridgeport, or the Department of Roads and Irrigation in Lincoln. Bidders must furnish bonds equal to 100 percent of the contract, and the work aims to relieve unemployment.
Grocers in the North Platte valley have aligned with county merchants and are urged to attend a meeting here on Monday July 31. The notice continues a discussion from page 1 on merchant interests and local commerce.
At Scottsbluff and Sidney meetings chamber officials report agreement on a 9 am to 5 30 pm schedule with a 52 hour workweek. The program aims to place new hires, align merchants under a common code, and post honor rolls in post offices to encourage patronage of compliant retailers.
The Scottsbluff district includes numerous counties with indebtedness over 10 million dollars. The home loan board initially sought three districts in Nebraska and a five district plan was seen as a victory for the Nebraska manager. Smrha declined to specify staff numbers for each office.
Long Beach California mourns the death of an Early Day resident of Cheyenne County. The funeral will be held at the home of L V Sanders north of Potter with interment beside Mrs Sanders who died earlier. Pioneers expressed regret upon learning of his passing and his image was shown at the recent pioneers day meeting in Sidney.
Peetz appears certain to cinch the Wheat Belt title as the end nears. The team should extend its 12 game winning streak and move one notch closer to the bunting.
Discussion of the agricultural adjustment plan outlines two options for allotments Plan A bases income on county average production Plan B uses individual allotments and favors better positioned farmers Farmers will attend precinct meetings to learn details sign up contracts and a representative will visit nonattendees Allotment figures will be published for neighbor verification and penalties apply for contract violators Local bake sale notice included with event details and times.
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