Farm Relief Fund Passes House Amid Picnic Plans
The House approved 151000000 for the new federal farm board with a small administrative slice. The Cheyenne County Farmers Union annual picnic at Sidney fairgrounds tomorrow features talks by state and national leaders, a baseball game, 4-H demonstrations, and a large evening dance, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Farmers Union
T. G. Waddell
Cheyenne County Farmers Union
H. L. Click
Chadron
J. J. O'Shea
George Jackson
Bunker Hill
Lorenzo
Grabill’s Merrymakers
Weyerts Band
America
T.G. Waddell
Reverend Bicknell to Remain Sidney Pastor
Rev. J. H. Bicknell and Fred Stowe spent last week in Lincoln for a state conference of Christian churches. They report about 600 delegates attended from across the state. All western pastors will stay in place except Scottsbluff, which will see a change in pastor assignments.
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J. H. Bicknell
Fred Stowe
Lincoln
Conference of Christian Churches
Christian Church
Scottsbluf
Arthur H. Dilley Attends Lincoln Legion Convention
Arthur H. Dilley publisher of the Sidney News left Sunday for Lincoln to attend the convention of the executive committees of the American Legion. He is commander of the fourth Legion district. He will visit relatives in Missouri with Mrs. Dilley before returning to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Dilley
Sidney
Cheyenne County Couple Married at Sterling
Miss Frances Rose Tesar daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Tesar Sunol and Cyril M Kripal of Lodge Pole were married at Sterling Saturday afternoon. The couple are spending their honeymoon in Denver and vicinity and will reside in Lodge Pole where Kripal runs a tourist camp.
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Miss
Frances
Rose Tesar
Anton Tesar
Sunol
Cyril M. Kripal
Lodge Pole
Sterling
Denver
S P MacFadden Returns From Light Convention
S P MacFadden manager of Western Public Service traveled through Sidney briefly yesterday on his way home to Scottsbluff after two weeks in Boston and Atlantic City for the NE LA national convention.
Pioneer Resident Dies at Home Near Potter
Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, 95, a Cheyenne county resident for 39 years, died Saturday at her son John’s home north of Potter. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Danish church south of Potter and burial followed in the church yard cemetery.
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Hans Rasmussen
Cheyenne County
John
Potter
Church Yard
Leon Fine's Store Promotes Dresses for Picnic Trade
Leon Fine offers surprising dress values aimed at Farmers Union picnic visitors engaging shoppers with trading enticements. The promotion targets attendees at the union event, inviting purchases through special incentives and reduced prices.
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Leon Fine
Fine
Farmers Union
Former resident of Sidney fired from state office
G. R. Buckner, former assistant secretary of the Nebraska guaranty fund commission and later with the state commerce department, says he was relieved of duties a week ago and is no longer on the payroll, while State Commerce Secretary Bliss says Buckner remains on the job. Newspaper reporters at the capitol report confusion over conflicting statements and Buckner notes he has not drawn pay for June.
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G. R. Buckner
Nebraska Guaranty Fund Commission
State Commerce Department
State Commerce
Bliss
Buckner
State Capitol
Governor Weaver inspects proposed reserve site in Wildcat Hills
Governor Arthur J Weaver leads a party of about 20 Scotts Bluff county figures including R G Spencer of Omaha and Arthur Baldwin to inspect the Wildcat hills south of Gering for a proposed state game preserve. They tour canyons and hills after a noon luncheon with speeches by local leaders and state officials.
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Arthur J.weaver
R. G. Spencer
Omaha
Arthur Baldwin
Scottsbluff
Wildcat Hills
Gering
Gering Hotel
A. B. Wood
South Hills
T. L. Green
Game Park Commission
Scotts Bluff County
Wood
Scotts Bluff
Cc. O. Lyda
A. M. Petite
O. B. Brown
Park Commission
Royal Neighbors Tri-County Convention At Big Springs
The Royal Neighbors of Kimball Cheyenne and Devel counties held a tri county convention at Big Springs last Thursday. About 30 Sidney members attended eight cars decorated in lodge colors left at ten in the morning. The program began at 1 30 with American singing and remarks by tri county officers. Dr C H Smith and Rev Martin gave the welcome and response. Mrs Whitney of Kimball performed a piano number before the program continued.
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Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Big Springs
Sidney
America
Tri-County
C. H. Smith
Martin
Bigprings
Mrs. Whitney
Sterling Real Estate Board Plans Culver Visit
The Sterling real estate board prepares for Harry H. Culver president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards to speak at a noon luncheon in Sterling on Thursday June 20. Culver will discuss taxation and business conditions after landing about 11 30 and a 12 15 meal at the M E church. Tickets are available from Sidney Chamber officials Henry Pavlat and F H Wolf.
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Sterling Real Estate Board
Harry Culver
National Association of Real Estate Board
Culver
Culver City
Calif
Boston
Sterling
Colorado
Sterling Board
Sidney
United States
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Scottsbluff Beats Sidney in Annual Golf Meet
Scottsbluff golfers won the annual Bluffs links meet against Sidney by 26 to 8 on a point system. Blip Doran led Sidney with 76, Heinie Bauman and R. P. Kepler shot 78s, Rash and Jack Emery were low scorers for the meet with 175 and solid 37 38 splits.
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Scottsbuffs
Sidney Country Club
Bluffs Links
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Blip Doran
Heinie Bauman
R. P. Kepler
Flying school to be held in Sidney weekly
Mid-West Aviation company announces a flying school in Sidney to operate each Wednesday with Lieut. Henry Oldham in charge. The course covers ground school and actual control of planes, drawing inquiries from interested parties. Oldham, a Missouri native with a long aviation background, began flying at Kelly Field San Antonio and serves as a second lieutenant.
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Sidney
Mid-West Aviation Corportion
North Platte
Publc
Sidney Priday
Henry Oldham
Lieut
Oldham
Mid-West Concern
Missouri
Ozarks
Rockies
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Fourth of July at Krueger's Lake with full program
The Telegraph announces a privately sponsored Fourth of July celebration at Krueger's lake six miles east of Sidney Nebraska. Activities run July 3 to July 4 include a polo game and various entertainment with picnicking space and shaded grounds. Further program details will appear in a later Telegraph edition.
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Krueger's
Krieger's Lake
Sidney
The
Telegraph
Kruegers
Nebraska
Krueger
Seven persons injured in bad W of Sidney wreck
Four hurt and three bruised when a Potter family car swerved into a ditch between Bronson and Potter Sunday evening. Injuries ranged from severe lacerations to cuts and bruises. Mr Witt and Mrs G L Rogers hospitalised but released to recover at home. Driver distraction from a Union Pacific old timers special on a siding cited as contributing factor.
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Sidney
Bronson
Potter
John Witt
G. L. Rogers
Leola Rogers
G.L. Rogers
Witt
Rogers
Herdon
Union Pacific
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Goodwin Held Here Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin a 15 year Sidney resident died Saturday morning after nearly two years illness. Born 1861 Missouri she moved to Nebraska after 1883 marriage to Frances LeBaron Goodwin. Funeral conducted by Rev. Schenck and Rev. Welker. burial in Malvern Iowa. Pallbearers listed.
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Sarah Goodwin
Sidney
A. A. Rudd, O. W. Harris
J. W. Harper and
J. Earl Thayer
Grain Dealers Meeting at Commercial Hotel Today
Grain dealers from the region gather at the Commercial hotel dining room for a convention and business meeting as part of a statewide series before the new crop movement. A banquet follows at six o'clock with insights on grain grading from A T Nelson U SDA grain supervisor and loading tips from R J Clark chief grain inspector. A large turnout from western Nebraska is expected.
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Commercial Hotel
A. T. Nelson
Omaha
United States Department of Agriculture
R. J. Clark
Omaha Grain Exchange
Nebraska
Real Summer Weather Arrives Here at Last
Real growing weather has been the allotment of Cheyenne county during the past week. The mercury soared to the high point for the season Saturday and Sunday and gave indication that summer is here. Crops are responding nicely to the heat waves according to farmers. The outlook continues to brighten, although a good rain would help the situation.
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Cheyenne County
Mercury
Farmers Union Picnic Boost Ad From Local Businesses
Attention of Farmers Union picnic visitors is called to the page ad in this issue of The Telegraph. It is paid for by Sidney business houses and contains a message to everyone in Cheyenne county. The firms cooperating in this ad, as well as all other firms with ads in this issue, are boosters for the picnic and supporters of every farm move.
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Farmers Union
The
Telegraph
Sidney Business Houses
Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Monday Meeting
The chamber of commerce met yesterday noon in its regular semi monthly session with I E Grabill presiding in the absence of President L T Poole. Little business was planned and visitors included C L Carter and Reverend Minton of Bridgeport Episcopal church.
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Chamber of Commerce
I. E. Grabill
L. T. Poole
C. L. Carter
Rev. Minton
Bridgeport Episcopal Church
Byars Store Closing Out All Byars Stock
The final cleanup of J. B. Byars stock is underway as the Sidney store transitions to a J C Penney institution. An advertisement in this issue of The Telegraph lists attractive bargains offered.
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BYARS
J. B. Byars
Sidney
J. C. Penney Institution
The
Telegraph
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House
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committees
Washington News
Kansas
Farmers’ Union
County Fair Grounds
Weath
Bicknell
S. P. Macfadden
Governor Weaver
Royal Neighbors
Ingolf
Bluffs
G. H. Doran
Surial
Malvern
Iowa
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