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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

1

Annual Farmers Union Picnic Largest in County History

The upcoming Farmers Union picnic at Lodge Pole city parks features a big program starting 10 am with a Potter vs Lodge Polo baseball game. Weyerts band, 4-H demonstrations, various races, a sack race, tug of war, and multiple prize events precede a noon luncheon. Notables include Mayor of Lodge Polo, District Director H C Hansen, E H Everson, C H Gustafson, and W H Brokaw.

Farmers Union Lodge Pole Potter Lodge Polo Weyerts America H. C. Hansen E. H. Everson South Dakota C. H Floyd Trelick South Divide Joe Lindley North Divide

Pageant by Former Sidney Man Set for June in Nebraska

The Gift of God pageant, compiled by Rev. Louis H. Kaub, former Sidney pastor, will be staged June 23, 24 and 26 at Chimney Rock south of Bayard. Organizers expect 20,000 attendees with a 135 character cast and understudies, elaborate costumes, two electric lighting systems, and extensive community labor.

Louis H. Kaub Sidney Chimney Rock Bayard Nebraska Raub Federated Auxiliary Bethlehem

Leading Pharmacist Graduate to Be Employed Here

The Johnson Drug company announced the employment of Richard E. Reder, graduate pharmacist from the University of Nebraska, who won the Lehn and Fink gold medal this spring for being the most likely graduate. Reder arrived in Sidney this week. The Lehn and Fink award is given annually to a student whose work throughout the course has been exceptionally satisfactory.

Johnson Drug Company Richard E. Reder University of Nebraska Lehn and Fink Reder Sidney

Open Season Possibility for Pheasants in Forty Counties

Game Warden Frank O Connell said a 30 day open season for pheasants may be feasible next fall in Sherman Valley Howard Hall and Greeley counties. The game commission may authorize an open season in 40 counties. Most seasons would run 10 days. The Nebraska bass fishing season opened Wednesday.

Frank O'Connell Sherman Valley Howard Hall Greeley O'Connell The Game Commission Nebraska

Nebraska De Molays Gather in Hastings for State Conclave

Nebraska De Molays converge on Hastings for the ninth annual three day state conclave. Arthur Zike and other Sidney De Molays attend with Hollis Kepler and Merriman Riggs noted among delegates. Former Governor Arthur J Weaver will receive honorary De Molay, with speeches planned by leaders Lindley Combs Ray Dickerson and Louis Lauer among the program. Floyd Dominy of Hastings is listed in the lineup.

Nebraska de Molays Hastings de Molays Sidney de Molays Arthur Zike Legion of Honor George Null Merriman Riggs Clyde Brewer Alvin Goodaie Hollis Kepler de Molay Arthur J Weaver Falls City Weaver Lindley L. Combs Omaha Ray T. Dickerson Kansas City Simmons of. Scottsbluff Louis Lauer de Moley Floyd Dominy

Sidney Rifle Club Fourth At Gering Shooting Meet

Cheyenne won the rifle shoot at Gering last Sunday with Sidney Rifle Club finishing fourth. H. E. Bauman led Sidney with 218 of 250 as the top Sidney score. Parks 215, Sweet 210, Treinen 200, Robbins 172. Sarman of Fort Warren led individuals with 242, followed by E Kirk and McIntosh. Larman, an expert rifleman since 1923, was noted as Fort Warren instructor and national team member, with Camp Perry appearances by four Cheyenne members.

Cheyenne Gering Sidney H. E. Bauman Bauman Parks Sweet Treinen Robbins Sergeant Sarman Fort Warren Tom Kirk E. Kirk G. McIntosh F. Chase E. Morrow Sarman McIntosh Kazella North Platte Larman Eighth Corps Cheynne Camp Perry

Servey Stores Offers Free Hosiery to First Sixty

Servey store launches a two day dollars days event with thirty pairs of silk hosiery free to the first 30 customers each day and sixty pairs to the first 60 purchasers of a dollar or more. Mr Hill aims for equal town and country access to the offer as shown in the advertisement.

Servey Hill

Equalization Board In Sesssion Tuesday To Discuss Adjustments

The board of equalization met this week and adjusted some differences brought before the meeting. Details of the session and adjustments made are contained in an official report of the meeting.

Equalization Board Sesssion Board of Equalization

Listen To The Laborer's Plea Listen To The Laborer's Plea

A poem by W. J. Siders laments workers deprived of time to rest as Curfew and clocking rules erase the five o'clock whistle. It mixes historical references with labor nostalgia, urging restoration of a humane end to the workday for patched clothing laborers.

Three Sidney Graduates Earn Nebraska Degrees

Three Cheyenne county students from Sidney graduated from the University of Nebraska at commencement last Saturday morning. Roscoe S. Baker earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery from the College of Dentistry, Cecile M. Jones earned a Bachelor of Arts in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Willie H. Jones earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the College of Engineering.

Cheyenne County Sidney University of Nebraska Roscoe S. Baker Cecile M. Jones Willie H. Jones Baker College of Dentistry Delta Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity Miss Jones Jones The College of Engineering Delta Sigma Lambds American Institution of Electrical Engineers

Popularity Contest Awards Announced For Cheyenne County Girls

A Fox theatre attraction promotes a county wide popularity contest with prizes from local merchants. Entries from Cheyenne and Peetz areas are invited, with first second and third prizes and final judging by audience applause at the Fox theatre.

Nome Brown's Central Shoe Servey Store Peetz A. J. Hamilton Fox Theatre Myster isa _ing

Implement Dealer Hits New Note In Grain Purchase Offer

J L Hand manager of Midwest Tractor and Combine offers farmers 75 cents per bushel of wheat applied toward Twin City or Minneapolis Moline tractor purchases. He argues the plan supports agriculture, helps farmers during low wheat prices, and demonstrates faith in Cheyenne county producers.

Sidney J. L. Hand Midwest Tractor and Combine Company Twin City Minneapolis Cheyenne County

Sidney Seals Meet Lodge Pole In Feature Tilt

The league leading Sidney Seals open Sunday in Cheyenne County play against Lodge Pole led by Lon Miller. Lodge Pole, among the top contenders, holds four wins in five starts. Miller’s club travels with a loyal contingent as Anderson may start for Millers' nine. Sidney relies on Gordon, Beismeir, and a newcomer in the lineup.

Sidney Seals Cheyenne County Lon Miller Lodge Pole Miller Anderson Millers Sidney Gordon Beismeir

Munson Tops League Sluggers To Date In Unofficial Averages

In incomplete box scores the county league batting leaders remain led by Munson of Lodge Pole at .565 with O Raddatz of Lorenzo idle at .500. Westerhoff is third at .476 after a slip against Sidney, followed by Beismeir .462 and Chaney and Brandt tied at .400. In Sunday's Sidney game Munson Brandt Beismeir and Chaney lead batters, while Anderson will pitch for Lodge Pole. Sidney has several pitchers with the starter uncertain.

Munson Lodge Pole O. Raddatz Lorenzo Westerhoff Sidney Beismeir Chaney Brandt Anderson

Historical Society In Cheyenne County Formed Saturday

Cheyenne county pioneers are invited to attend a meeting in the district court room at 2 30 o'clock tomorrow to organize a Cheyenne county historical society. The initiative is backed by several pioneer residents who believe the county holds rich historical lore.

Cheyenne County

Buck Beltzer Visits Sidney With Son During Busy Trip

Buck Beltzer a widely known Nebraskan and president of the Nebraska state baseball league plus a Grand Island bank executive, visited Sidney on Wednesday and Thursday for business with his son Jimmy.

Buck Beltzer Nebraska State Baseball League Grand Island Sidney Mr. Beltzer Jimmy

Mothers Vacation Camp At Krueger’s Lake Planned

Cheyenne county ladies show interest in a four day Mothers Vacation Camp at Krueger’s lake from June 29 to July 2. County Agent Willey reports many have filed blanks and paid fees, with a June 20 turnout target for final headcount. A $4.25 charge covers all camp expenses. attendees supply bedding personal items dishes and six eyes and six potatoes while organizers provide food and utensils. Miss Mary Ellen Brown oversees the program with prior camp experience.

Cheyenne County Krueger's Lake Willey Mary Ellen Brown Extension Service

Maley Relapses. Taken to Local Hospital After Minor Crash

S. A. Maley, Sidney land owner and farmer, was moved to a local hospital yesterday morning after a minor automobile accident this week. He sustained rib injuries and bruises but his condition is not serious and rest is advised. A worsening condition early yesterday prompted the hospital transfer after his car skidded into a ditch near Julesburg.

S. A. Maley Sidney Mr. Maley Julesburg

Cheyenne County Hit by Heavy Rain Wednesday Night

Sidney and most of Cheyenne county received a soaking rain that began Tuesday evening and continued all night. The downpour filled basements and flooded lawns, with Sidney reporting nearly two inches. The storm boosted June moisture and improved grain prospects, though wheat stood at 85 percent of prior levels. forecasts call for 57.96 million bushels vs last year’s 70.27 million.

Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska State Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Panhandle

Nephew of Walker Praised for Heroic Lake Rescue

Leonard Walker of Las Animas Colo nephew of B L Walker head of Sidney Motor Sales was praised after saving George Cook from drowning in Blue Lake eight miles northwest of Las Animas. Cook cried for help as cramps struck both legs two miles out. Walker refused to leave him and brought both to shore exhausted. Walker is noted as an expert swimmer who won 25 50 and 100 yard dashes at Fort Logan last year.

Leonard Walker Las Animas Colo B L. Walker Sidney Motor Sales Company Walker George Cook Cook Harry Marston Dad Gates Dan Gates Blue Lake Marston Gates Walker Long Citizens Military Fort Logan

Leonard Furniture Announces Second Anniversary Sale

Leonard Furniture launches its second anniversary sale starting Saturday with prices at a decade low. Mr Leonard says additional discounts have been cut on many items for the birthday observance, highlighting numerous bargains and a large stock unable to be fully listed in this ad.

Leonard Furniture Leonard Furniture Company Leonard

Leon Fine Announces Mid Summer House Dress Sale

Leon Fine featuring a summer sale on house dresses starting this week. He has a complete stock of latest style house frocks offered at a low price of 88 cents each.

Leon Fine Mr. Fine

Famous Colored Band to Appear in Sidney June 20

McKinney's Cottonpickers, internationally famed colored orchestra and Victor recording stars, will headline a June 20 dance at Sidney's new auditorium. Don Redmond leads a top roster of Southern artists, sought after for high style dance music and big crowd appeal.

McKinney Cottonpickers Victor Sidney New Auditorium United States New York South Southern Don Redmond Paul Whiteman Cuba Austin

Improvements Near Hickory Street Add Frontage Upgrades

The Harper property on Hickory street known as Front street is being upgraded this week. Workmen remove the north frontage of part of the building and install larger display windows for Buck Furniture company. A brick front will replace the existing frame facade. A new cafe at 9th avenue and Front street, Bob's Corner Kitchen, enhances the corner's look.

Harper Hickory Street Front Street Buck Furniture Company 9Th Avenue Bob

C W Smith Named President Of Local Lions Club

C W Smith was elected president of the Lions Club at a Wednesday noon meeting, succeeding Dr Roche. Roy Liggett became secretary treasurer, with R W Zimmerle having held the post this year. Dr L A Donahoe, Dr Roche, Mr Smith and J W Nielsen were chosen as delegates to the state convention in Omaha next week.

Co. W. Smith Lions Club R. E. Roche Roy Liggett R. W Zimmerle L. A. Donahoe Roche Mr. Smith J. W. Nielsen Omaha

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Didney DE Molays Sidney Rifle Club Servey Stores W. J. Siders Maud Muller Joan of Arc City OF Cecile M Jones Willieh Jones Fox theatre-Telegraph Sidney Business Houses Lockwood Stevens van Engelen Co J. Gc. Penney Company Dcne Here Dalton Pat Big Lake Hickory St C. W. Smith
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