Mrs J W Johnson Elected President Of Womans Club
Mrs J W Johnson was elected president of the Womans Club on Tuesday. Outgoing president Mrs Charles Gardner praised past work. A campfire achievements paper by Mrs Frank Gray celebrated Girl’s Birthday Week. The Abohahanta group invited club to area March 17 in library rooms. Mrs Lieperdorfer led singing, boosting club spirits. Five more programs remain with emphasis on steady attendance.
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Ana
Charles Gardner
Frank Gray
Abohahanta
Womans Club
Library Club
Lieperdorfer
W. F. Graham
District Court Jury Term Opens Monday With Tewell On Bench
Long list of civil cases to be heard includes names such as Taylor Ewoldt Hornaday Ebersole Rose and many banks life companies and savings institutions. The docket features numerous suits with First Trust Federal Trust Lincoln Savings Home Savings and other lenders against individuals and firms across multiple actions. Proceedings begin Monday with Judge Tewell presiding.
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Tewell
Taylor
Ewoldt
Hornaday
Ebersole
Rose
Equitable Life
Sharp
Emyart
Schuler
Frericks
Kruger
Federal Trust
Struve
Reel
Suzdy
First Trust
Goding
Folkerts
Schaffer
Flynn
Fenske
Mayer
Freeman
Weaver
Kurz
Jurgens
Gamble
Collins
Graham
Hallam
Mathiesen
Franson
Anderson
Harper
Parker
Hansen
Engel
Livoni
Hanson
Franss
Home Savings
Clark
Trompson
Anthony
Mantor
Hompes
Higgins
Aurich
Henry
Johnson
Jessen
Tuck
Jackson
Stow
Zewerige
Clarke
Kahl
Elaha
Kéedick
Gwens
Keedick
Shinran
Kenrdy
Stephan
Killham
Huxsell
Northwestern National Life
Meilke
National American Fire
Klein
Luikart
Nebras Bond
Mortgate
McPh
Ail
Nebraska Central Band L
Francis
National Fidelity Life
Niebaum
Hume
Osborn
Occidental Building
Mixthen
Reetz
Warner
Ricketts
Slawton
Riordan
Carley
State
Farmers State Bank of Gurley
School District
Seeger
Sidney B. & L
Barger
Liberty State Bank
Security Mutual Life
Hiett
Echarrel
Moorhead
State Life
Slawson
Langley
Portes
Sidney Lean
Cruise
State Journal
Cheyenne County
Stretch
Mathewson
Slayter
Tate
Segelke
Hutcheson
Thomas
Steele
Theodore
the Travelers Health
Kayne
Union Loan
Blaha
Follett
Village of Gurley
Sidney
Capitol
Attorneys Heaton Heaton Seek Appeal Over Trial Ruling
Patrick Heaton said after the trial he would probably appeal the case because he felt the decision was absolutely out of line considering the evidence offered. Heaton and Heaton represented the plaintiff while Roland Rodman defended.
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Heaton
Roland Rodman
Patrick Heaton
Public Sales Halts and Grain Sale Continued After Delay
Two public sales are halted a week by bad roads and a bank holiday. The Colton Grain company sale, held with the auction, will be continued through that case. Interlocking jigsaws for rent at the Gift Shop, five cents a day.
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Colton Grain Company
Former Sidney man linked to kidnap gang arrest
Denver police said Boettcher supplied many key clues leading to the capture of two fugitives in a high profile kidnapping case. Ransom notes were typed by Pearce at a Denver home, and investigators traced the suspects to a ranch near Mitchell, South Dakota, with efforts ongoing to locate Vern Sankey and Gordon Eikhorn. A $60,000 ransom was largely accounted for, and the case involved cross state trips between Denver and the Dakotas during the captivity.
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Denver
Boettler
Boetrocer
Torrington
Wycoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Mitchell
8. D
Lair
Lemely
Vern Sankey
Youngberg
Cee
Sankey
Gordon Eikhorn
Canada
Emersson Street
Boettcher
Pearce
Bositecher
Ed Young
Burlington
Sidney
Caro
Lions Club Eyes City Tree Planting Program
The Lions Club plans a gradual tree planting effort, aiming to start with a beautification project on a smaller scale due to limited funds. The club seeks to secure several hundred dollars to enable plantings across the city as part of its civic improvement agenda run by Lions International.
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Sveral Hurded
Lions International
Potter Lady Succumbs to Sudden Apoplexy
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Potter Methodist Church with Rev Sorter officiating. Interment was in Potter Cemetery. Mrs Kubis is survived by her husband and several children ages three to seventeen.
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Potter Methodist Church
Sorter
Potter
Four hundred farmers block foreclosure sale at Chappell
Four hundred farmers massed at the Chappell courthouse to halt a foreclosure sale on a Deuel county farm, where creditor Kratz sought $9,000. A prominent farmer Elingman, father of nine, owns a half section with $11,000 in improvements. County officials were unavailable to press further action and no coordinated countywide move had been launched.
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Chappell
Elingman
Ile
Deasl
Aison
Kratz
Cat
Gnappell
Fowever
Council and School Board Nominees Renominated for Spring Election
Retiring city council and school board members are renominated. K S Agnew and O A Olson terms on the school board expire this spring, joined by Leon Fine. Radcliffe chaired and Leon Vine served as secretary at the gathering. Officials have caucused for several years and declined postponing the spring election to cut costs.
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K. S. Agnew
O. A. Olson
Leon Fine
Agnew
J. W. Goodale
Lincoln
C.S. Radcliffe
Leon Vine
Nebraska farmers secure many trees this winter
Snow and rain boost demand for government tree seedlings as 400000 trees are ordered through extension service and county farm bureaus. Clayton Watkins, extension forester at the agricultural college, reports a boom in orders due to delayed planting and wetter conditions.
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Clayton Watkins
the Agricultural College
Entersion Service
Federal crop loan rules spark farmer group formation in Nebraska
An infilled federal inspection outline describes first lien on crops for loans and required waivers from prior mortgages. It notes advance interest, October 1933 repayment, and conditions for tenants or sharecroppers. The text mentions garden planting, home use acreage, and a proposed initiative by Cheyenne County farmers to relay views to Lincoln and Washington with farm group backing. It also references possible tax relief efforts and broad organizational membership across Sidney.
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Tre
Secretary of Agriculture
Braska
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Washington
Nakreska Panhandle
Farm Board
Sidney
Organization of Farmers and Business Men Forming Saturday
Cheyenne county farmers and Sidney residents plan an organization meeting in Sidney on Saturday March 11 at 7:39 PM to form a council of farmers and business men. The group aims to discuss farm questions, stimulate debate on agricultural activities, and seek state and national legislative input.
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Yeursday
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Cme
Washington
Mysterious blaze in Kiguse building prompts investigation
Firefighters respond to a smouldering basement blaze in Kiguse on Tuesday night. The state fire marshal may send an inspector to determine origin while officials suspect arson for thrill. Smoke and flames filled a small one story structure as 40 plus units crowded the scene.
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Cnda
Limited Eanning in Sidney Wile Offcers Await Orders
Limited earning activity reported in Sidney Wile as officers await instructions. Officials promised public clarity from Washington but withheld details. Banks may reopen Friday morning with restricted operations. only deposits, money changes, and government checks accepted until further notice. Bank phones remained busy.
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Sidney
Walington
Jorgenson
Gistetary
Woodin
Wiese
Roosevelt to unveil plan on national monetary reform
Reports from Sidney describe anticipation of a public Roosevelt announcement outlining steps to stabilize the gold supply and banking system. Treasury and White House activity focus on new currency measures and a decree to align monetary policy with congressional action. Public backing appears solid as holiday restraint wanes and banks adjust under Woodin's guidance.
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White House
Mgr. Roosevelt
Congress
Sicrey
Debesit
Woodim
Sidney
Roosevelt
Alliance Board to Cut Budget by About $24,000
In a late session the Alliance school board tentatively planned trimming about $24,000 from the coming year’s budget. A reduced pay schedule for teachers, the closing of the junior high, and other savings will achieve the reduction.
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Alliance School Board
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