Embezzling Suspect Held After Sidney Loss
Edgar W. Moore, 24, is held by Oakland police for Cheyenne County authorities charged with embezzling 2600 dollars from Platte Valley Finance in Sidney. County Attorney L M Clinton filed the charges and extradition was issued. Sheriff plans to bring Moore to Sidney for arraignment. Moore left Sidney March 4 claiming to seek funds to cover the loss.
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Edgar W. Moore
Oakland
Calif
Cheyenne
Platte Valley Finance Company
Sidney
L. M. Clinton
Moore
Lincoln
W. W. Schulz
Arnold Braasch
Platte Valley
Laramie
Wyo
St Patrick's seniors stage lively play Tattle Tale
The St Patrick's Academy seniors presented Tattle Tale under Sister M Barnard O S A on Sunday night at the St Patrick's Youth Center Auditorium The cast led by Peggy Lauderbaugh as Patty Blaine and George Clarke as Tod Ennings drew cheers as mischief with a diary sparked trouble for Patty’s father the high school coach The performance on the new stage matched the academy’s best past plays with a capable supporting cast and crew including Douglas Kraus as business manager and Robert Koester as stage manager
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St. Patrick’s Academy
M. Barnard
St. Patrick's Youth Center
Patty Blaine
Peggy Lauderbaugh
Tod Ennings
George Clarke
Patty
Tod
St. Patrick’s
Episcopal Services Move to Wednesday with Hastings Choir
Due to the Hastings Choir appearance, the Midweek Lenten Services at Christ Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday night at 7 30. Fr. Wright Johnson, vicar, will preach on Mary, The Mother of Jesus. Choir practice follows the service.
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Hasting
Wright Johnson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mary
Mother of Jesus
Adolph Grage Seeks Rail Retirement Pay
Adolph Grage, 66, Union Pacific hostler attendant at Sidney, has filed for railroad retirement. Born January 6, 1884 in Grand Mound, Iowa, he began with the Union Pacific in 1942 at Sidney as a coal heaver and later served as hustler attendant, locomotive crane operator and fireknocker.
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Adolph Grage
Union Pacific
Sidney
Grand Mound
Grage
Road Posting Tests Stated For Western Nebraska
The state conducts tests next week to decide if posting highways to curb heavy spring thaw traffic is needed. State Engineer F S Kleitsch spoke to western Nebraska truckers as Gov. Val Peterson urged a west Nebraska truckers committee to plan ahead. Knetsch will bore frost lines and moisture samples. results guide load limit decisions. President Williams of the state truckers association attended a Peterson conference as he recovers from flu. Last year load limits dropped from 18 000 to 10 000 pounds to deter an influx of east west bound trucks on U S 20.
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F. 5 Kleitsch
Nebraska
Val Peterson
Clark N. Whilliams
Scottsbluff
State Truckers Association
Robert ,Ross of Gordon
O'Neill
Knetsch
Williams
Peterson
South Dakta
U. S. 20
Coral and Chartreuse Dining Room with Silver Gray Woodwork
A dining room features coral drapery on the fourth wall covering the wall at night and framing a picture window by day. Silver gray woodwork dominates three walls while a glass top table sits with black enameled framework and chartreuse upholstered chairs.
Scotch tape stock and desk dispensers advertised
The Telegraph promotes a handy supply of Scotch tape and hand and desk dispensers, highlighting available stock for shoppers.
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Telegraph
Early alfalfa seed ordering advised for desired variety
Alfalfa growers are urged to place early seed orders to secure the preferred variety and quantity. The notice stresses acting promptly to avoid shortages and ensure availability of specific seed types.
Two Injured In Wreck Saturday Near Sidney
Two persons Milton Stear of Sidney and Mrs. Mary Conklin of Ordville were hospitalized with cuts bruises and shock after a Saturday evening wreck three miles west of Sidney on Highway 30. A wheel came off a 1949 Studebaker pickup owned by Frontier Music Co driven by Stear, swerved across the road and sideswiped a 1937 Chevrolet driven by Roy Conklin before overturning in a ditch. Conklin wife mother and two children were in the Conklin car. The pickup suffered heavy damage and the Chevrolet was nearly a total loss.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Milton Stear
Mary Conklin
Ordville
Studebaker
Frontier Music Company
S Tear
Roy Conklin
Conklin
Weed talk at annual meeting urges liberty and enterprise
Mrs. Smith delivered the principal address urging citizens to be informed and active. She called for courage of convictions and the value of Christian influence, while farm people strive for economic equality. The meeting elected Clark Fuller and Lumir Studnicka to two year terms on the board and featured Dwight Lambert speaking on western Nebraska weeds with slides.
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United States
United States To the Position It Holds In the World Today.” . Mrs. Smith
Clark Fuller
Sidney
Lumir Studnicka
Potter
Dwight Lambert
Lincoln
Nebraska
Picture hanging tacks keep frames from wall contact
Honging thumb tacks are placed on the wall side of the frame bottoms to prevent dust buildup behind pictures and avoid wall stains.
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Academy
the Fox
Ee Ida Lupino
Stephen McNally
Universal-International
Woman
Smart Dining
Illinois
Alee
Mee
Fairbanks-Morse
Larson Machinery Co
Plymouth
Elwell Motors
THE
Post Office
Ting
H. P
Compa
Phillips, Hold-E-Z
Feng
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