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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1934

Page

4

Sidney High Beats Chappell In A Thrilling 42 25 Game

Sidney High School players Witters and Carlson led the Maroons past Chappell 42 to 25 with Witters scoring 17 points and Carlson adding six from the basket. Chappell’s Heming stood out for the Orange and Black with ten points as Sidney built a sizable second-half lead.

Sidney High School Chappell Devel County Witters Carlson Ray Sidney Maroons Thomas Stewart McCleneghan Heming Castle The Harry Ukulele Ukulele Telegraph Sidney High Schools Chappell Lads Chappell FG Moist Wertz See Aebig Vincent Sidney— Witters Davis Mae Wee See McNish Walden Wwe Bonham

St Pats Face Chadron In Regional Class B Final Fight

St Patrick’s Academy prepares for a Saturday night showdown with Chadron Prep in Alliance for the regional Class B title. The Pats rely on Loebe brothers and Killham’s improved play to challenge a versatile Chadron squad seen as a top North Platte area rival.

Zwickl Fitbin Henry Loebe Loebe Chadron Prep Merriman Crookston St Pats Chadron Alliance St. Patrick’s Academy Lincoln Harry Ukulele Prep Gordon Nebraska Pats Academy Killham Bob Whitmore

Editors Confer On Corn Hog Publishing Rules

At the Nebraska Press association annual meeting four editors formed a special committee to work with the state corn hog administration on a clear method and rate of publication for farmer names and figures under cornhog contracts. Doyle Buckles Fairbury J S Kroh Ogallala E W Huse Wayne and F H Price Newman Grove serve on the panel to coordinate with county editors before publication.

W.H. ‘Brokaw State. Com-Hog Nebraska Press Association Doyle Buckles Fairbury J. S. Kroh Ogallala E. W. Huse Wayne F. H. Price Newman Grove State Cornhog Administration County Corn-Hog Association

One House Move Has Stormy Path To Trad

The Nor ris steering committee faces a stormy path as it proposes amending the constitution to abolish the two house legislature in favor of a single body. The plan would require redrafting 17 articles and likely a long, costly ballot, with major changes to the executive, judiciary, and amendment procedures. The breadth of revision risks extended publication costs and voter confusion.

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Constitution changes loom as lawmakers clash over powers

The debate centers on legislative adjournment by governor and veto overrides by three fifths in both houses. The lieutenant governor would preside over the senate and oversee selecting its president. The judiciary article requires two thirds in each house to alter district judges or districts. A study committee faces many duties shaping the amendments. A petition of 56,373 electors, representing five percent of two-fifths of counties, initiates changes for a one house legislature.

Ate Lusessio Senate

Tax Law Contested In Hearing At Lincoln

A 1933 Nebraska legislative act spurred debate before the state supreme court. Attorneys argued it would defend taxpayers from spenders yet bankrupt many school districts and counties. The case was taken under advisement.

Lincoln State Supreme Court

Law on delinquent taxes tested in Douglas county case

County Attorney Beal filed suit for Douglas county to divert 1932 delinquent taxes to the general fund after paying year bonds. Attorney General Good condemned the measure as unconstitutional, arguing it amends statutes, is ambiguous, and risks county bankruptcies by letting units incur debt without coverage. He called Nebraska tax machinery absurd and antiquated due to August levies for the prior January fiscal year.

Beal Douglas County Good Nebraska

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Sunnyside Community Notes Hit With Frequent Calls

Local residents including Mr and Mrs L A Pearson Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey and others visited several homes in the area on Thursday Tuesday and weekend gatherings. The Better the Best sewing and calf clubs met at John Theis home while many attended H S Schaeffer funeral in Sidney. Community sales and queen sale events drew participants from Lodge Pole and nearby farms.

Bertha Ome L. A. Pearson Sam Irwin Frank Halsey Sylvan Halsey Les Omel Albert Brand John Theis E. A. Johnson Will Johnson H. C. Schmale Oscar Olson J. A. Talish Sidney W. W. Wise Clarence Meyer Albert Johnson Lucile Hiett Paul Pearson L. A H. S. Schaeffer Ralph Talish W. Crose V. W. Wise Les ‘Omel John Omel Chris Lee Morris Hernbloom Albert Brandt Mike ‘Lauder Lodge Pole George Emanuelson

Public Auction at Sidney Livestock Late Pavilion

Weekly sale every Saturday featuring stock pigs butcher hogs brood sows cattle and horses. Bring any consignments large or small. we will strive to obtain the top price.

Sidney Livestock

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