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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1940

Page

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Bond Issue Carries Would Slightly Raise Sidney Taxes

A $17 500 bond issue to fund a city park swimming pool would raise property taxes by less than $1.60 for a $2 100 valued property in the first year, with smaller increases in subsequent years. May or Roche state figures show the ten year cost is barely noticeable on average tax statements and that pool benefits would boost local trade and revenue. The June 18 bond election faces continued pro pool support amid opposition.

Roche I. L. Pindell Sidney Mekipgaten

Pioneer Settler Henrietta Scherer Buried in Dalton

Funeral services for Henrietta Alameda Scherer 79 were held at Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev. Kenneth Reeves officiating. Interment followed in Dalton Cemetery. She was born December 11 1860 in Montgomery County Illinois, the last surviving child of Noah and Mrs Sipe.

Dalton Presbyterian Church Henrietta Scherer L. R. Carey Dalton Kenneth Reeves Dalton Cemetery Rice Funeral Home Henrietta Alameda Scherer Noah Sipe Montgomery County Illinois

Retail Sales In April Show Modest Rise Across Nebraska Stores

The Census Bureau reports 438 Nebraska retail stores averaged 2.8 percent higher sales in April and in the first four months of the year versus the same periods last year. Jewelry shops led gains at 21.4 percent, vehicle dealers up 15.8 percent, hardware 10.4, furniture 8.7, lumber and building materials 5.0, and general merchandise 4.9. Declines appeared in drug stores 0.3, general stores with foods 0.6, groceries without meats 1.2, combination grocery-meat stores 3.3, filling stations 4, and men’s and boys clothing stores 19.7.

Nebraska Census Bureau

Fox Theatre Closes For Remodelling Week End

The Fox Theatre shut Sunday night to finish remodeling and modernization work. Formal opening is planned for Friday night June 7 under manager A C Stalcup. Crews will work day and night on seating, ventilation, a larger screen, and other improvements ahead of the reopening.

Fox Theatre A. C. Stalcup

Amateur Golf Meet Slated For Fortune Sunday

Sidney golfers prepare for the 36 hole spring amateur meet with a strong field expected after advance entries. Qualifying rounds open the day with 18 hole play to decide the championship later in the afternoon. Local organizers anticipate a winner from outside the city despite several local contenders.

Sidney Atate Gidmney

Red Cross Quota Doubled in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne Red Cross quota for European relief has been doubled from 380 to 760 dollars. Director Voorhees of Cheyenne announced the increase during a Sidney inspection tour. He said quotas were raised across Wyoming and western Nebraska and hinted at further increases. A Sidney meeting in late June aims to strengthen the local chapter and coordinate ongoing Red Cross activities citywide.

Cheyenne Red Cross G. Voorhees Voorhees Sidney Wyoming Nebraska

Telegraph To Issue Earlier This Week

The Telegraph will be issued one day early this week, going into the mails Wednesday night rather than Thursday night. The change aims to push the Fox Theatre opening announcement to residents by Thursday and inform merchants and the Fort Sidney Day committee two days ahead of the Fort Sidney celebration. Advertisers and news contributors must deliver copy to the Telegraph office by Wednesday noon, with mid afternoon exceptions possible.

Telegraph Fox Theatre Fort Sidney Fort ‘Sidney

Equalization Board Is To Meet This Month

Cheyenne county board of equalization will meet June 11 18 and 13 per a legal notice. The law requires the board to hear requests for adjustments in valuation and may extend up to twenty days. Those with business with the board should note the dates.

Cheyenne

Rotary Club Feature Musical Program in Sidney

Rotary club Friday night hosted a musical program showcasing Sidney’s talent. Voice pupils of Mrs J W Johnson performed with Virginia Johnson of Craig Colorado delivering vocal numbers and Suzanne Tewell a Sidney third grader playing piano selections. Raymond Fox closed with a vocational address.

Sidney Rotary Club J. W. Johnson Virginia Johnson Craig Colo Rotarians Suzanne Tewell Raymond Fox

Griswold Seeks Nonpartisan Unity On Foreign Policy

Dwight Griswold of Gordon urged a political truce on foreign affairs during the Sidney Memorial Day program. He called for united democratic principles and nonpartisan effort to handle world issues, praising democracy despite flaws as essential for liberty and peace.

Dwight Griswold Gordon United States Griswold

156 Income Reports Are Filed In County

In 1939 Cheyenne county filed 156 income tax returns with Sid ney residents accounting for 127 of them. Nebraska totals show 40 152 returns in 1938. The treasury withheld counts for larger localities noting residents may file in their home district or where their principal business is located.

Cheyenne Sidney Treasury Nebraska

Three Day Lions Clubs Meeting Begins Sunday in Sidney

Delegates from at least seventy Nebraska Lions clubs will attend the state convention in Sidney this Sunday through Tuesday. J W Nielsen predicts attendance could exceed four hundred. Ogallala Lions plan to escort visitors on an inspection of Kingsley Dam as the project nears completion. Sidney Country Club hosts a 36 hole spring amateur journey promising fast play if Lions attend. Sunday features a band concert and more.

Lions Clubs Nebraska Sidney J. W. Nielsen Ogallala Kingsley Sidney Country Club Ace Club

Robbery At Fox Theatre Sparks Regional Warning

Sheriff reports bandit captured in Fort Morgan Colorado after a Sterling theatre robbery. About six hundred dollars stolen from the safe. two men reportedly tied the janitor and forced manager Chet Miller to open the safe. A farmer named Phillips was kidnapped and driven away in a captured Chevrolet. officers believe the suspects headed toward Kimball or Sidney. The Cheyenne County alert followed the incident at the Fox Theatre in Sterling.

Cheyenne County Fox Sterling Chevrolet Phillips Kimball Sidney Sheriffs Office Chet Miller

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