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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

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Seed Loan Application Blanks Received Here

Radcliffe Schroeder in mayoral race all officials opposed nominations for city officers were made at ward and general caucuses Wednesday evening with renomination of retiring officers except W M Winders north ward councilman who would not seek another term. Results include councilmen ward one F A Barger and A D Greenlee ward two C W Smith and Jack Heavrin ward three I E Grabill and Robert Porter. For mayor Herman Schroeder and Attorney C S Radcliffe. City clerk Carl C Jones and Goldwin H Doran. City treasurer Leslie E Neubauer and J W Johnson. Police judge A A Clark and James Reisdorff. General caucus marked by absence of steam roller tactics. Rumor of a new slate for April 12 election overruled by voters. Two school board members nominated L T Poole N Wdegard Kenneth Agnew Roy Thomas. Councilman J E Grabill did not outline expenditures while noting council financial program since selling municipal light plant. Grabill cited $20,000 baseball team and $10,000 for a commercial club as past year improvements. Radcliffe said no policy differences with Schroeder but salaries may be high. Treasurer race between Neubauer and Johnson, both seasoned. A A Clark and Reisdorff are longstanding residents. (Continued on page 8)

W. M. Winders North Ward F. A. Barger A. D. Greenlee C. W. Smith Jack Heavrin I. E. Grabill Robert Porter Herman Schroeder C. S. Radcliffe Carl C.jones Goldwin H. Doran Leslie E. Neubauer J. W. Johnson A.A. Clark James Reisdorff Ariy L. T. Poole N. Ww Edegard Kenneth Agnew Roy Thomas J. E. Grabill Schroeder Grabill Radcliffe Neubauer Johnson A. A. Clark Frank Tobin Reisdorff North Platte Valley Highway Association Scottsbluff Bayard Scottsbluff Star Herald Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce Ogallala Wyoming Line Berne Coulter

Abolish Agency or Lose Trade Is Farmer Edict

Western Nebraska farmers threaten a buying and selling moratorium if the federal farm board is not abolished. Independent Cheyenne County Farmers argue high crop prices and seed loans burden taxpayers. They urge merchants to press Congress to end government agencies, warning landlords too will lose from short crops.

Federal Farm Board Nebraska Iowa Cheyenne County Farm Board

Lions and Rotarians to Meet in High School Cage Game

Lions and Rotary clubs schedule a benefit basketball game at the high school tonight at 8 as part of a three year series to crown an inter club trophy winner. Sidney High’s Western Nebraska champions face a Lions roster and a Rotary lineup featuring Poole Uptegrove Barger Tewell and Woolley in a crowd drawing charity event aiding the school athletic fund.

Maroons The Lions Club Rotary Club Sidney High School Steve Brody Brook Lyn Bridge Tom Poole Ed Uptegrove Doc Barger Roc Roche al Jorgenson Glen Wookey Judge Tewell Earl Woolley

Cold Western Nebraska Braces For Subzero Week

Western Nebraska endures the coldest stretch of the winter with Sidney logging 12 below and Cheyenne at 17 below zero as intermittent snow and strong winds hold temps near zero. Farmers optimistic due to seed loan extensions and snow cover, while many face delayed spring tasks and crop concerns.

Nebraska Sidney Cheyenne

Colton Sale Scheduled After Weather Delay

Colton community sale postponed from Tuesday due to bad weather and rescheduled for Tuesday March 22. Local organizers confirmed the event will proceed at the usual Colton venue with expected turnout from residents and neighboring communities.

Colton

Seed grain listed for drouth area in northern Nebraska

Two hundred thousand bushels of seed grain are listed for farmers in the drouth area of northern Nebraska through the extension service. Lists, coordinated by the Nebraska Crop Growers association and extension workers, name seed for sale and guarantee variety and germination quality. Elevators and co operatives will handle purchases. the extension service disclaims responsibility for seed quality or crop results.

Drouth Northernebraska Gsiensin Service Grouth Nebraska Crop Growers Association Extension Service Nebraska P. H. Stewart D. L. Gross Association Stewart and Groes Stewart Gross

North Platte Valley feud over Highway 26 paving dispute

The North Platte Valley towns of Scottsbluff Bayard clash over Highway 26 development with editorial rebuttals accusing Bayard leaders of misrepresentation. The Scottsbluff Star Herald defends Scottsbluff's long effort, cites internal Bayard trouble and argues the route favored by Scottsbluff would have brought paving earlier.

North Platte Valley

Swenk on Hopper Articles and grasshopper hatching

M H Swenk, chair of the entomology department at Nebraska Agricultural College, notes ideal late season weather extended grasshopper egg laying from mid July to early November. He warns the fall hatch may prolong hatching in spring 1932 and discusses temperature and humidity effects. Continued on page 8.

M. H. Swenk Nebraska Agricultural College Swenk

Anti-Hoarding Drive To Open Local Campaign Monday

The Sidney chamber of commerce will open a local anti hoarding campaign next Monday at noon. Cullen S. Wright of Scottsbluff will be main speaker, with delegates from nearby towns invited. The effort aims to boost circulation, boost credit, and lessen idle money as part of a broader reconstruction effort led by citizens groups and national policy acts.

Sidney Washington National Credit Corporation Reconstruction Finance Corporation Glass-Steagall

Pavlatized Over Political Letters in Nebraska

Henry Favall of Sidney discusses anonymous State Capitol Notes circulating in Nebraska. He notes up to 80,000 Democratic primary voters and estimates weekly mailings costing six cents per item plus envelopes and clerks. The piece critiques the ongoing political campaign through unsourced circulars.

Sweeping Liquor Probe Threatened Over Death of Bayard Youth

Bad weather delayed an inquest into the death of William Love an 18 year old Bayard lad from acute alcoholism Funeral rites for the Bayard youth were postponed Morrill County authorities plan a thorough investigation with potential manslaughter charges possible if bootlegging links to the death are proven The sheriff and county attorney are overseeing the case and an extensive crackdown on liquor sales to minors is anticipated

Bayard William Love Morrill Love Morrill County

Office Seekers Rally In Rural Cheyenne County Primary

With April 12 fast approaching, Cheyenne County voters see a crowded field for county treasurer and four candidates for the 31st district state senate. Democratic and Republican hopefuls campaign in snowbound rural areas while Sidneys Guy V. Doran faces six opponents for Congress in the fifth district, promoting an open, reform agenda including abolishing the farm board and restoring grain trades to industry.

Cheyenne County Treasuer C. W. Johnson Martin W. Dimery Earl R. Kratz Charles D.green F. L.whiney H. L. Chalber Joseph Steele Kimball Steele Challberg and Whitney Cheyenne Lincoln Guy V. Doran Sidney Doran Robert G. Simmons

Hahler Named Pontiac Agent For Local Motors

Joseph Hahler of Hahler Motor Co announces the firm becomes authorized Pontiac sales and service representative in the district. He cites trained service staff and broadening of choices with the Pontiac eight and Pontiac six to meet buyers’ needs. The firm invites motorists to visit the showroom.

Joseph Hahler Hahler

Maroon Hoopsters Prep for State Tourney at Lincoln

Sidney high school's Maroon cagers travel to Lincoln for the state tournament after a regional title in Alliance. Coach Black expects a strong showing among 15 tough teams, with captain Bud Livoni leading a defense poised to improve in scoring. Bartlett Chesebro and Livoni earned all star honors. Goodale anchors guarding duties while forward trio Atkins Walker Thomas supply depth.

Sidney High School Alliance Lincoln Maroons Black Eastern Nebraska Panhandle Sidney Bud “Livoni Bobh Bartlett Chesebro Livoni Livons Bartlett Atkins Walker Thomas Goodale

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Poole Ladegard Agnew Lions Rotarians High Schoo Athletic Fund Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Pavlatized State Capitol Henry Favall Omaha World Herald Doran Farm Board Boards of Trade Pontiac University Coliseum
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