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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
6
Legal notice for a November 8 1932 vote on creating The Nebraska Public Safety Commission to oversee highway patrol sheriffs and police training. The measure limits property tax cost to 75000 per biennium with funding from fire insurance fees and gas tax share, repeals several Statutes, and sets penalties.
The measure proposes forming the Nebraska Public Safety Commission chaired by the Governor with broad duties to detect crime, assist state officers, patrol highways, train officers, and consolidate law enforcement under a State Superintendent of Public Safety. It details appointments, oaths, bonds, and personnel rules, plus funding, records, and penalties. It also covers radio licenses, jurisdiction, and the measure's election notice for November 8, 1932.
A crowded week in Eagle with dances at Harley Weyert's barn and Oregon Trail days in Gering. Local residents travel to Scotts Bluff Lisco and Julesburg. many visits, family gatherings, and shop days feature among Mrs Hume Mr Thurow Weigers Jessen and Ingwerson households.
In Colu county Saturday afternoon harvest help was arranged for yuillard Storey. Mr and Mrs Lester Frey and daughter hauled wheat for Reed brothers on Sunday. The pall game at Frerichs diamond drew a large crowd. Mrs Arthur Ingwerson and daughters returned home from Julesburg after a short visit. Lee and Kenneth Thompson of Denver visited relatives nearby last week. Mrs Dave Hume learned of her sister Mrs Robert Fitzsimmons serious illness in Burlington Colorado, bed bound for six weeks. Business trip to Ovid and Julesburg Wednesday. Alvin Layman and Paul Ingwerson motored to Lodge Pole Monday evening. Mrs Morris Jessen called on Herman Buescher Wednesday. Mrs Paul Ingwerson and Mrs Alvin Layman called on Arthur Ingwerson Sunday. Most farmers began harvesting this week. Walter and Floyd Weigers visited the Ingwersons Sunday afternoon. A fine rain fell Saturday in the vicinity.
Local notes report numerous visits among Sterling and surrounding families. Residents Ed Meier and Floyd Fleming made trips to Denver and Chappell while several groups met at the Fleming, Bolton, Robertson, and Meier homes to share afternoons and dinners.
Louis Johnson was called to the A. W. Jobe farm Tuesday to see a sick horse. Other callers included AL Westerhoff James Devier Grad pa Kallenback Louis Harold and Ida May. Freddie and Anita Rathman on the sick list. Florence Blome delivering mail while George Worth on vacation. James Devier family visited Charles Munshaw Sunday. Line 21 phones out of commission for over two weeks.
Ruth Jobe reports Ed Mintken and Ar thur Larsen teaming up while Ernie Taylor of Gurley travels again on his ice route. Hilda Ewert assists Mrs Ed Mintken during harvest. A W Jobe and children visited C S Jobe and Ralph Rein muth homes Sunday. The community saw rain and hail in streaks Saturday.
The Cheyenne County Lumber Company announces a shift to cash sales for coal to compete with truckers. Prices are being reduced and will apply to all customers except schools counties and other organizations that require board meeting approvals to pay tills.
The note claims a pastel shade is available in Cosk's Velyay wall finish and describes it as washable as stated by Thomas Lumber Co. The message reads as a product claim with limited detail and no additional context or specifications.
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