Surprising Form Shown By Bunker Bill Boosts League
In Sidney, a league tilt heads to 2:30 at the local ball park as Chappell appears in the contest and Hornby likely starts on the mound for the Seals. Strenuous practices bolster defense after a breakdown against Peetz, while Potter and Lodge Pole clash on Sunday with Potter favored to win as the Bear cats struggle down the standings.
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Bunker Bill
Chappell
Sidney
Hornby
Seals
Peetz
Potter
Lodge Pole
Bearcats
Local Fight Card Set for June 24 at Sidney
A boxing program lined up for June 24 in Sidney features Chappell versus Strasheim and Kimball facing Weldon with amateur bouts on the undercard. Tickets cost 1.50 and 1 dollars, on sale at Johnson Drug, Sidney Drug Co. and Joe Simodynes pool hall. Doors open at 8, main event near 9:30, with a large crowd expected.
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Chappell
John Strasheim
Kimball
Weldon Thomas
Sidney
Freddice Frahm
Jim Mathews
Johnson Drug Store
Sidney Drug Company
Joe Simodynes
Two More Prosecutions Mark Staty Battle to Curb Bootleg
Staty pursues two more prosecutions in a campaign to curb bootleg fuel. The defense in Mitchell case contends the fuel was third grade and cheaper. Testimony suggests fuel from the bulk tank met standards, with possible minor impurity entering during transfer to the station tank.
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Staty
Mitchell Cace
County farm clubs form study groups in river news era
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF COUNTY FARMERS FORMIN CLUBS TO STUDY Continued from page 1 dent Clem Deaver vice president Clarence Deaver secretary Stanley Elsen reporter William George is leader Harvey George assistant Ieader The club has 12 members and plans weekly meetings at members homes Each member will feed his calf for six months The club will meet at Merry F's on June 24 The CC Girls Own Room club met June 3 lessons studied room pictures at home planned to meet at Rosetta Seimers home June 30 for second meeting The CC Clothing club studied sewing machines and thread use Each member to bring a hot pad to next meeting at Rosetti Geimers home June 30 Muort sentences and a snappy title are necessary for a good news story Helen Kastens said River news writing lesson June 10 at Nve Bord home Mrs John Kastens local leader soked questions about baby beef rations There are three divisions: growing fattening and maintenance Helen Kastens attended club week at Lincoln and gave a brief summary Mrs Kastens planned to entertain club members with a dinner mast but rain forced indoor meeting Orville Kastens
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Dent
Clem Deaver
Clarence Deaver
Stanley Elsen
William George
Harvey George
Ieader
Merry F's
Rosetta Seimers
Dorothy Lipke
C C
Rosetti Geimers
Dorothy Lipke Muort
Helen Kastens
River News
Nve Bord
John Kastens
Helen Kasters
Lincoln
Kkastens
Orville Kastens
Denuam Theatre Players Present One Night Fox Show
A fragment from a 1920s style plot centers on Patricia and her sister, Patricia’s longing for a wealthy real estate operator, and Tony who coaches her in wooing the target. The tale weaves irony as the coach becomes the pursued in a playful theater scenario.
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Denuam
FOX
Patricia
Tony
Beatrice Fairfax
Prince Charming Two Faced Admire Meant for Adults and Youth
A description of Prince Charming with double meanings aiming to intrigue the audience. Admission for adults is 50 cents with select seats at 75 cents. Children pay 25 cents. All seats are reserved. Tickets go on sale Sunday and mail orders are being accepted.
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Prince Charming
UKE IN GASOLINE PRICE PREDICTED NEXT WEEK
A historic report forecasts a rise in gasoline prices due to a new tax. The estimate suggests the average 55 gallon oil barrel could cost about $2.20 more, lifting lubrication costs 25 to 50 percent across industries and adding about $41,900 annually for a typical Class 1 railroad. The piece notes rising racketeering and states bearing added costs to curb bootlegging and smuggling.
Heavy rain and hail flood Banner county crops
A Wednesday night storm drenched Banner county with heavy rain and hail, flooding roads, stranding motorists, and damaging wheat and spring grains. The system spared Gurley Dalton and Sidney but hit Morrill county west end and most of Banner county, with parts extending several miles north of Brovson and soaking North Potter.
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Banner County
Gurley
Dalton
Sidney
Morrill Court
Brovson
North Potter
Williams colored singers troupe draws small crowd
A small crowd attended the Tuesday night performance by the Williams colored singers, presented under the Sidney Municipal band. Despite praise from listeners as one of the finest offerings, other attractions reduced attendance and the event was a financial failure.
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Wiliams Colored Singers
Sidney Municipal Band
Frere
Farmers Union Picnic Set for Johnson's Grove Potter
A large attendance is expected for the annual Farmers Union picnic at Johnson's grove in Potter. The event is set for next Tuesday, June 21, with the Telegraph News providing the program details. Town residents and nonmembers are invited to attend.
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Farmers Union
Johnson's Grove
Potter
Telegraph
Sterling Rotarians in Session on Wednesday
Sterling Rotary club members and wives joined 14 entertainers for a Wednesday evening gathering at the Union Pacific hotel. The event was moved from Friday to Wednesday to enable the joint meeting.
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Sterling
Sterling Rotary Club
Sidney
Union Pacific Hotel
Sterling group hosts Scottsbluff Rotarians with choir tribute
The Sterling group met Wednesday noon with Scottsbluff Rotarians. Their party featured an orchestra of 13 girls and 2 men, members of an organization that provided excellent entertainment on Wednesday evening's program.
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Sterling
Scottsbluff
Demonstration Planned at E W Childs Farm near Sidney
Cheyenne county farmers will gather June 22 at 1 45 pm on the I W Childs farm three miles east of Sidney for a farm bureau sponsored demonstration. J R Redditt poultry specialist will discuss building feeders summer turkey management and methods of producing quality turkeys. Shelter shed construction for turkeys will also be covered.
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Cheyenne County
I. W. Childs
Sidney
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
J.R Redditt
Doran Family Heads to Rotary International Meet
Mr and Mrs Guy V Doran and daughter Helen depart Sidney by auto for Seattle to attend Rotary International convention June 20 to 24 as delegates from the Sidney Rotary club. About 5000 to 6000 delegates from around the world are expected. En route they plan to visit Wallace Doran, a banker at Toppenish, before returning to Sidney in early July.
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Guy V. Doran
Helen
Seattle
Doran
Sidney Rotary Club
Rotary International
Sidney
Dorans
Mr. Doran
Wallace
Toppenish, Wash
Straws on Sale as Unseasonable Heat Arrives
Merchants report rising temperatures prompt early straw hat sales and shoppers shedding heavy underwear as autumn tones fade, signaling a mild spell that boosts springlike apparel purchases.
Maple Grove Community Minutes of Family Visits and Travel
Mrs Ed Miles and family plus W Y Miles visited Frank Workman Tuesday evening. Walter and Lloyd Johnson traveled to Denver Tuesday and returned Thursday. Sharman family attended A L Roberts surprise party Tuesday night. Ed Miles family at Nels Johnsons Thursday to help fence. Hazel Gade visited Elmer Gade and family. Miss Hazel Gade stayed with her brother Elmer Gade. County residents shared meals and social visits throughout the week.
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A. K. Anderson
Walter
Lloyd Johnson
Denver
W. T. Sharman and
A. L. Roberts
Ed Miles
W. Y. Miles
Frank Workman
W. T Sharman
Vern
H. P. Cortney
Nels Johnson
Amelia
Marie Jacobs
Elmer Gade
Hazel Gade
Sadie Irwin
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnsons
Leonard Walker
Harold Spiker
Earl Johnson
Lee Johnson
Martin
Alfred Jacobs
Helen Johnson
Gurley
Ferne
Vincent Cortney
Lucile
Fielden Waddell
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Robert
Pred
Dorothy Irwin
Farmers Union
Liberty
Cuke
N. P. Johnson
Robert Dyke
Helen
F. A. Johnson’s
Ed Cortney
Emil Nightengale
T. G. Waddell
Ruth Cortney
Omaha
R.W. Johnson
Fuller Grove
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Nels Olson
F. A. Johnson
Newt Berggren
Gade
S. Joe Green
Gering
Mons Johnson’s
Sunol
John Olson
Lowell Hokom
Leslie Johnson and Son
W. T.sharman
Guy Weaver
Harvey Miles
Floodstorm Hits Crops and Social Roundup
A heavy rain known as a damaging hail storm swept through the area damaging crops yet the big rain was badly needed. The community calendar fills with visits and gatherings as residents share meals and attend plays and union meetings across numerous homes and farms leading to a Farmers Union meeting Friday night at Liberty school house with cuke coffee and sandwiches.
East Gurley Society Notes Spend Quiet Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs William Eigenberg spent Sunday at the Herman Jurgers home. Mrs Neil Rowan and daughter accompanied by others shared in the social visit in East Gurley reflecting small town courtesy and local friendships.
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William Eigenberg
Herman Jurgers Home
Neil Rowan
Gurley High Defeats Grand Prairie In 12-9 Victory
Saturday shoppers Norma Lee and the Neick couple visited. Gurley and East Gurley players faced Grand Prairie Sunday with East Gurley winning 12 to 9. The Jurgens family and Mrs Néick were among Sidney shoppers. Earl Johnson and family visited Gurley Friday.
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Norma Lee
Gurley
Charles Neick
Earl Johnson
East Gurney
Grand Prairie
East Gurley
Four Hundred Stockmen Convene For Nebraska Meeting
Over 400 stock men from across the country gather at Scotts Bluff for the Nebraska Stock Growers Association three day convention. Feeders and shippers discuss mutual problems with commission firms. Banquet tonight with G W Swift toastmaster. speakers and entertainment planned. Friday and Saturday programs feature state and national figures. Convention closes Saturday with reports and officers elected for 1933.
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
G. W Swift
Western Public Service Company
Summer Temperatures Arrive Before Official Start
Summer heat hits western Nebraska with two consecutive days above 90 degrees and a forecast of prolonged hot weather. A sultry wind swept Sidney, signaling the coming heat as residents brace for summer ahead of the official start next Tuesday.
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Nebraska
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Lewis Stone
May Robson
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Charles Lirek
H. J. Heinz Company
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E. W. Childs Farm
L. D. Willey
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Warner Baxter
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