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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
6
The Cheyenne area faces shortfalls in the 1936 soil program as farmers report failing to receive anticipated funds. At least three men in Sidney could not pay notes because no money would come under their 1936 contract, with more believed affected. The local program is expected to bring about $250,000 to Cheyenne county, of which $88,000 has already been received.
A recurring offender with prior prison terms in Washington and Colorado was arrested on shoplifting charges. The sheriff reported the detainee Seward, now under parole violation, and Colorado prison warden Roy Best was asked about returning him to complete the sentence.
Mr Barker stated he had posted a certified check for 5000 dollars with the board previously. The board considered the sale for weeks and even debated rejecting the bid before agreeing. Possession will be given May 20.
Mr Barker plans his son Ronald from Norfolk to manage part of the expanded business as the school board debates selling two properties. The $10,000 proceeds will fund a new Smith Hughes Load building beside the senior high. Taxpayers split on the deals, but many favor completing the construction without raising taxes. The city’s failed bid for the Central school block for a park disappointed some owners.
The central school block is noted as one of the wiiicest locations in town and is considered ideal for a future apartment house site.
Members of the Eastern Star Ken singston and their husbands met in the Masonic club rooms for a covered dish supper at 6:30 followed by bridge. Fifty meals served and nine tables active with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. W. Lanham Carl Jones and others. Other events included Hi Lo club dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. C A Story, an Aid Society sewing day at St Pauls Lutheran, Jobs Daughters initiation of Jean Perery Joy Seth, and Rebekah lodge ceremonies with Mrs Ed Lipke admitted and a large attendance including several former members.
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