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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

7

Sidney And Kimball To Play Feature Tilt

Sidney and Kimball face a key league tilt on Sunday with both teams chasing cash positions. Peetz and Potter also square off at Peetz field in a high money contest while Bunker Hill travels to Chappell to meet Devel county. Lorenzo has an open date while Gurley receives a forfeit from Lodge Polo. all league games start at 2 30.

Seals Peetz Field Bunker Hill Chappell Devel County Club Plate Lorenzo Gurley Lodge Polo

Oilers Fall Behind In Playoff Loss To Thompsons

The Wenoco Oilers played listless softball and lost 4 to 2 to Thompsons of Cheyenne on Wednesday night. They wasted several chances to seize control. A preliminary game saw the Battlers beat the Rotary Club 16 to 6 in a postponed league playoff.

Wenoco Oilers Thompsons Cheyenne Oilers Battlers Rotary Club

Liberty Bell Leads With Three Victories In Softball League

Liberty Bell Beer Garden extended its Class A perfect start by beating Potter 10 to 1 in action Monday. Pitchers and power hits highlighted the win as center fielder Peterson homered over right field cars. In Class B, St Patrick edged Gurley 12 10, while Cressey Shoe Store routed Lodge Pole Firemen 20 8. Lions Club beat Dalton 11 8 in eight innings. Upcoming Class A and B matchups shown for tonight and the rest of the week with Liberty Bell facing Bert's Place Monday and St Patrick meeting St Paul Lutherans Friday.

Liberty Bell Beer Garden Potter Potter Club Beer Garden Peterson St. Patrick Gurley Cressey Shoe Store Walloped Lodge Pole Lions Club Dalton Janey Firemen Wander Inn of Liberty Bell Bert's Place Cressey Sidney Lodge Pole Firemen Vander Inn Hepner’s

Former Sidney Music Teacher Harold Smith Dies on West Coast

Harold B. Smith, formerly a music instructor in Sidney schools before 1925, died June 13 in Glendale California. He had been on leave from Bellingham Normal College to regain health and had taught there since leaving Sidney nine years earlier. President Fisher of Bellingham praised him as an outstanding personality and conductor with wide learning and strong music teaching impact.

Harold B. Smith Sidney Glendale Calif Smith Bellingham Normal College Bellingham Wash Fisher Bellingham Institution

Filings Lag In County With Democratic State Race Details

Candidates for county and state offices listed with parties and districts. Charles D. Green of Sidney and Edgar Leafdale of Potter seek the Democratic state senate seat in the 31st district. J O Lobb of Dalton runs for Democratic state representative nomination. County posts include county clerk sheriff treasurer commissioners district and other local offices with named nominees across Democrat Republican and non political groups.

Page Nime Charles D. Green Sidney Edgar Leafdale Potter J. O. Lobb Dalton Harold Lough John C. Livoni N. H. Tank A. J. Kinnersley W. P. Callier Louis ‘Winsem Guy Shaw W. W. Schulz Gertrude M. Nelson Rena H. McCleneghan Henry Koester T. W. Hawkins Hugh A. McPhail Ford Weikhorst

Local Campaign Slates in County Offices

James A. Sparks shows as Democrat for commissioner second district while E. H. Biggs runs as Republican for county clerk and P. J. Heaton is listed as Democrat for county attorney in the contested race.

Iff James A. Sparks E. H. Biggs P. J. Heaton

Rev J H Bicknell Dies. Funeral Held Lincoln First Christian

The Rev J H Bicknell, longtime pastor who built a loyal church congregation, has died. Funeral services are at nine this morning from the First Christian church in Lincoln. Interment follows at Wynka cemetery in Lincoln. Survived by wife Emlie and three daughters Joan and Julia of Lincoln and Elizabeth of New York City. Local church members traveled by car to attend.

First Christian Church Lincoln Rev. Bicknell Wynka Cemetery Emlie Joan Julia Elizabeth New York City

Unidentified Man Killed By Train Near Omaha

An unidentified man about 19 to 25, weight 175 pounds, was struck and killed by a train. A scar on the chin may aid identification. Union Pacific agents detained about 15 men. names and origin not learned. Body at Rice funeral home as investigators search for clues.

Schulz Union Pacific City Omaha Adell Louisiana Rice Funeral Home

Intangible Tax Law Held Invalid Across All Sections

The act’s saving clause cannot shield any part of the act from invalidation when key sections are unconstitutional. The bill aimed to tax intangibles by renaming personal property tangible, interweaving provisions so that striking any part risks voiding the whole. It raised money rates on money and moved most intangibles to real property level, with banks and insurers taxed at specific rates.

New Tax Ruling Maintains 1933 Basis for Taxation

State Tax Commissioner Smith notes the court decision voiding amendments to the intangible tax law keeps taxation on the 1933 basis. Schedule A properties taxed at 25 cents per 100 and Schedule B at 80 cents per 100. Banks and investment firms taxed at 80 cents per 100, and building and loan associations face 4 mills. reports of gross earnings required.

Smith

July Fourth Celebration Plans Near Completion

The downtown Fourth of July program will include a State Fair shows carnival on Jackson street from 10th to Tth avenues with rides and a 66 year old daredevil diving into a water tank as headline attraction. Ed Runge, general chairman, aims to finalize plans next week and has formed a committee to buy fans, dolls, and hats for families while urging merchants to add outside concessions.

Page One Jackson Street 10Th Tth Ed Runge

Crops Improve After Rain Lifts Cheyenne County Outlook

Rainfall boosted crops with potential yields above 20 bushels per acre if no pests or adverse conditions intervene. Some fields are damaged, but overall the picture is brighter than after last week’s storms. Corn may sustain farmers through winter as conditions improve and prices for wheat and corn look profitable. Pasture lands in Nebraska recovered, aiding cattle country as range aquires moisture after drought.

Cheyenne County Nebraska

Lodge Pole Social News and Local Death Notice

Mrs. George Line and family hosted relatives in Lodge Pole while Mrs Barbara Libby Schroll of Santa Monica died after a long illness. Funeral for John Kahrs held in Sidney. W B Taylor returns home from Salt Lake City hospital. Residents visit Lewell, Bushnell, Cheyenne, and Grand Island. local folks travel for family events and hospital stays.

M. A. Libby R. F. Miller Dick Brown G. S. Jewett Jean Betty California Lutheran Church John Kahrs Sidney George Line Chappell George Crose Denver W. G. Crose Pyle Joe Teague Logan I2a Lloyd Line Othol Kasparek Leonard Noyes Mumper George Hillman Carrie Bowser Bushnell Wolfe and Heath O. M. Waller Jack

Local social notes from Brownson and Sidney visits

Mrs Earl Easton visited with Mrs Frank Anthony while Mr Easton and Mr Anthony attended the ball game at Sidney. Many locals traveled to Denver Annapolis Oshkosh Bayard and Lawrence Forks for pageants dances and church picnics. Families including McMillen Fuller Anthony Hicks Lyngholm and Connelly are noted with birthdays schoolmates and club meetings as a quiet record of community life.

Earl Easton Frank Anthony Mr. Easton Mr. Anthony Sidney Clark Fuller W. A. McMillen Denver Mr.McMillen Arthur James Mitchell Pete Seimers Frank Smith Edith Connelly Pearl Hicks Raymond Anthony Annapolis Harley Hite Leonard Kirtz Oshkosh John Connelly Lawrence Forks Pearl Florence Hicks Potter B. F. Smith Peetz Lavern Marjorie Anthony William Bundy Lawrence Burns San Francisco Calif White Helen Malone Alex Shindle B. H. H. Club Oscar Hatcher W. W. Shinkle Olson Clem Doyle Easton Nelson Boys Harry Anderson Nellie Damme Art Joe McMillen Florence

Meadow Lawn Social News Highlights

Mr and Mrs George Juelfs and daughter Gerald Waterman and Leonard Peterson were entertained at dinner Sunday at the Clarence Rogers home. Miss Opal Boyee returned home this week after spending several months at Dix. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader shop.

George Juelfs Gerald Waterman Leonard Peterson Clarence Rogers Opal Boyee Dix J. C. Kreader Ped Sidney Dennis Walsh Jensen Chappell Charles Mayer Chris Peterson R. R. Bovee Delores John Eberly John Shrinert Ed Walsh Julia Mary Edward D. J. Walsh George Worth Corcoran Gerald Winterman Ralph Allison Pearl Lipska Leo J. M. Kreader Carr Ross Vera ‘Ross Pat Caulflin William Neary Iowa Cortney Wilma Shrinert

Neighborhood Social Notes From Sidney Area

The community plus Dennis Walsh and Ed Walsh families share visits and funerals in Sidney and nearby towns. Residents such as Mayer Peterson Waterman and Shrinert families host guests while 4-H and cooperative society events draw locals to Dalton and Legion park.

NORTH DIVIDE By Mrs. Pearl sparks

Adeline and Jimmie Rezac, Ed win and Evelyn Blanke, and Donald and Dean Hecker called at the Paul Sparks home Tuesday evening. Mrs. T. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Walter Huettman, and Mrs. J. A. Sparks attended a club party in Sidney Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Brockersby, Mrs. Ed Lipke, Mrs. Emma Ely, and Mrs. C B Kin-

Jon Bridgeport Paul Sparks Fred Seimers Ruth Sparks T. W. Hawkins Rudolph Paustian Otto Kurz Mike Schwartz George Rippe Herman Blanke Edwin Bill Hecker C. B. Kinton Barton Sidney Adeline Jimmie Rezac Evelyn Blanke Donald Dean Hecker Walter Huettman J. A. Sparks Ed Brockersby Ed Lipke Emma Ely C, B. Kin

Adlerika Eases Headaches From Constipation

An Adlerika dose relieves headaches by cleansing poisons from both upper and lower bowels. Claims end to bad sleep and nervousness. product promoted by Western Drug Company.

Western Drugs Company

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Sidney and Kimball West Coast J. H. Bicknell Lodge Pole Mrs. George Line Brownson F. J. Smith Shiney Mayer Paul ‘Sparks William Ewert C. J. ‘Osborn Ed Wolverton Ray ‘Frame North Divide Mrs. Pearl Sparks Pepsodent Nyseptos Bayers Aspirin Colgate Petrolagar Burma Pepsin FLY Funeral HINDS Jergens Gillette Probak Valet Pt. Thermos Woodbury Razor Blades Enders Gem Eveready Western Drug Co Jonquil Fom Greenlees’ Inc Telegraph THE Tom Brown John Halliday Judith Allen Hill Fox Thrilist Shirley Grey Banrat Ellis Mystery Squadron Madre Lom Madge Evans Sylvia Froos John Boles James Dunn Arthur Byron Ralph Morgan Nigel Bruce Muarg Aida Arom U le Bi Stepin Fox News
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