Deadline Set for 1933 License Plates in Cheyenne
Governor Bryan signed the new motor vehicle fee schedule effective this week. Cheyenne county sets April 5 as the license plate deadline with reduced rates for passenger cars under 2800 pounds and higher charges for heavier trucks and taxis. County Treasurer Louis Wasem says the period allows compliance. Sheriff Schulz orders arrest of motorists with old licenses after April 5.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Louis Wasem
Cheyenne County
Wedfielddy
Schulz
Jim
Jury Term District Court Concludes With Divorce And Small Theft Verdict
Regular district court jury term closes week with Judge J L Tewell presiding A divorce for Peter D Theodore and Alice Theodore is granted with temporary alimony of 29 dollars monthly Four children named in the case The state of Nebraska vs Raymond Langley ends quickly with a not guilty verdict on gasoline theft A federal building project in Lincoln begins with Olson Construction contract for excavation and initial site work to start early April Sidney Tractor and Machinery wins bid to remove 2000 cubic yards of dirt J B Garvey government engineer in residence The project plans reflect budget cuts and local labor emphasis with machinery storage arranged on Hickory street
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District Court
J. L. Tewell
Peter D. Theodore
Alice Theodore
Theodore
State of
Nebraska
Raymond Langley
Langley
W. W. Schulz
Olson Construction Company
Lincoln
Federal Building
Ninth Avenue
Iinois Street
Carl Olson
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Narrow Escape When Train Smashes Auto at Crossing
W M Winders prominent Sidney business man nearly died when his car was struck at the Union Pacific crossing on 13th avenue as cars were switched in the west yards. Brakes engaged automatically, car rear badly wrecked, Winders escaped. Workmen said signals warned him but Winders claimed no lamps were visible.
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W .M. Winders
Sidney
13Th Avenue
Union Pacific
Winders
Schmitt Sale Canceled Delayed Then Set For March 20
The W. H. Schmitt farm sale, first planned for March 6 and postponed, was cancelled this week due to a bank holiday and rescheduled for Monday March 20. The farm lies west and south of Gurley.
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W. H. Schmitt
Mr. Schmitt
Gurley
One Antelope Added To Stock This Week
An antelope captured near Bridgeport under state game commission authority was delivered Monday to the state game preserve in Willow Hills south of Gering.
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Bridgeport
State Game Commission
Wileat Hills
Gering
Four Deaths Strike Sunol and Lodge Pole Areas
Four residents lost life in the past week affecting Sunol and Lodge Pole communities. Alicia Dyer died Tuesday night at 11 after four weeks illness, age 88, longtime with Mrs. Persinger. services held, burial at Arlington. Josie Namath died Monday night at 9 15 after a week of illness. funeral Wednesday at the Howerter home with Rev.
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Sunol
Lodge Pole
Alicia Dyer
A. B. Persinger
Arlington
Josie Namath
Roy Howerter
Howerter
Rifle Team Defeats Pine Bluffs Tuesday
The Sidney rifle team defeated Pine Bluff here Tuesday night 2476 to 2347. H. E. Pierson and H. E. Bauman tied for high gun with 262. Pierson earned the ribbon for 14 perfect 10s. Graham led Pine Bluffs with 258, Glen Johnson 252. ribbons awarded to high gun, second high gun, and winning team by Fred Johnson.
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Sidney
Pine Bluff
H. E. Pierson
H. E. Bauman
Sidney Club
Pierson
Bauman
Graham
Pine Bluffs
Glen Johnson
Fred Johnson
Rotarians Meeting At Dalton Church
The Rotary club holds its regular meeting at 6 15 tonight in the Presbyterian church at Dalton with Dalton business men as guests. President J W Johnson expects near full attendance as part of the Rotary rural and urban program promising to be one of the year’s most interesting events.
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Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Rotary
J. W. Johnson
Breaddy Unable To Attend Sidney Sunday Sermon
Dr. Charles W. Breaddy pastor of the First Methodist Church of Omaha cannot speak at the local Methodist church Sunday evening. He was called back to Omaha due to the deaths of two parishioners, and Rev. F Charling Mills was advised yesterday morning to fill in.
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Charles W. Breaddy
First Methodist Church of
Omaha
F. Charling Mills
Has Double Reason To Celebrate Today
Sidney Irishman Attorney Patrick Heaton marks March 17 as his birthday alongside St Patrick's Day. Heaton, a full fledged Irishman, celebrates both occasions today.
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Patrick Heaton
Sidney P T A Holds Recreation Meeting With Dutch Folksongs
The Sidney Parent-Teachers Association held its March recreational program at the senior high auditorium under J W Cochran. Students in Dutch costume presented folk dances and a Dutch lullaby, followed by short skits from the high school operetta Chonita. The program featured a brass quartet, a string quartet, and solo dances by Rose Marie Paylatim, with performances by young musicians from Miss Helen Peeiz’s pupils.
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J. C. Rasse
Sidney Parent-Teachers Association
J. W. Cochran
Sidney City
Helen Peeiz
Bill Terwell
Betty Ann Furer
Helane ‘Neilsen
Leroy Rabe
Leonard Mayer
Patty Martin
Lucia Singer
Marina Mayer
Marvin Sherrerd
Robert Dyke
Perry Roberts
Glen Whitney
Lawrence
Joan Bicknell
Catherine Shaffer
Marjorie Sellers
Carolyn Kennedy
Rose Marie Paylatim
Board Of Reviews In Session During Week
The scout board met Monday night with L. D. Willey as chairman and Dr. F. A. Barger Roy Greenlee as members. Awards reviewed include Second Class Advancements Verle Lundberg Rolland Block troop 90 and merit badges for music Abbott Slater troop 99 handicraft Carl Hutchison Emery Nelson troop 90 wood carving Derwood Johnson troop 90 cooking Emery Nelson troop 90. Regular meeting night changed to the fourth Tuesday each month. next session March 28.
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Scout Board
L. D. Willey
F. A. Barger
Roy Greenlee
Abbott Slayter
Carl Hutchison
Emery Nelson
Derwood Johnson
Board of Reviews
Four State Tourney Set to Begin March 23
Alliance will hold a four state amateur basketball tourney starting March 23 with teams entered from South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska. The event is directed by Harry Ukulele a known Hawaiidtr sports official eager for a Sidney entry in class A or B. He offers sponsoring firms more details.
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Alliance
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Harry Ukulele
Hawaiidtr
Sidney
Ukulele
Colton Sale Postponed to March 21 Amid Weather Delays
Colton community sale delayed twice due to a blizzard and a holiday, now rescheduled for March 21. Auctioneer C. P. Millett expects one of the largest live stock and miscellaneous goods sales in Colton's decade, with cattle, machinery, and more listed among items.
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Colton
Holiday
C. P. Millett
Alliance woman among quake victims in California
Mrs. Irene Campbell, formerly of Alliance, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Brown of Hemingford, was among the first victims of the California earthquake that nearly leveled Long Beach and caused destruction in several Los Angeles area towns late Friday.
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Irené
Aliance
Claude ‘Brown
Hemingford
Long Beath
California
Los Angeles Area
American National Bank Reopens Under Roosevelt Rules
The American National Bank reopened Wednesday morning under Roosevelt era restrictions. A telegram from Federal Reserve Kansas City granted permission to resume normal operation while prohibiting gold payments and allowing banks to reject withdrawals deemed hoarding. President Jorgenson cited nationwide support for the moratorium and reported no major difficulties as the nine day closure ended.
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The
American National Bank
Roosevelt
J. Jorgenson
Federal Reserve
Kansas City
Jorgenson
Gold Flows as Bank Reopens in Sidney
The American National Bank opened with near five thousand dollars in gold deposits over Wednesday and Thursday. The buoyant business boosted local trade as skeptics saw gold returning to circulation and a notable first day record for the state. One depositor arrived with twelve hundred dollars for a savings account, while a teller declined gold currency exchange under the hoarding law, suggesting safekeeping in savings or government bonds. Continued on page 6.
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American National Bank
Sidney
American National
Income Tax Deadline Extended to March 31
The Internal Revenue Bureau extended the filing deadline from March 15 to March 31 due to the treasury ruling amid a banking holiday. Taxpayers deferring filings face 6 percent interest on the first quarterly installment. officials note widespread delays as people rush to meet the new date.
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Intermal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Nebraska Juvenile Custody Hearing Adjourned
The court adjourned yesterday as Judge Tewell heard the state of Nebraska seek custody of Wanda Kelsey’s three year old daughter amid allegations of improper conduct. Mrs Kelsey, separated from her husband, testified she is employed in a Sidney home and eager to care for her child while the state focuses on moral concerns.
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Tewell
State of
Nebraska
Wanda Kelsey
Kelsey
Sidney
Seed loan requests simplified by following instructions
Carson Smith from Ogallala and county agents organized extra crop production loan blanks in Sidney. Demand for forms and waivers exceeded expectations, with about 200 applications expected to Minneapolis. Loans this year should be smaller but vital for 1923 spring crops, with checks hoped by April 1. Farmers are asked to bring clear estimates of seed, fuel, and oil needs for planting.
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Sidney
Carson Smith
Ogallala
Smith
Willey
Minneapolis
Troop Ninety Has Its Meeting This Week
Twenty four members of Boy Scout troop 90 met in regular session Wednesday night for business, signaling, first aid and tenderfoot work. Francis West won honors in the drill down and Cobra patrol was the winning patrol. Walter Fuller and Robert Robinson are new scouts joining the troop and tenderfoot badges will be conferred at the next meeting. The Wolf patrol met at Robert Robinsons home for his 12th birthday with ice cream and cake served afterward. Present were Denwood Johnson Francis West Leo Glaubitz Victory Clay Dean Wright Ernest Duffyard Walter Fuller.
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Boy Scout Troop 90
Francis West
Walter Fuller
Robert Robinson
Wolf Patrol
Denwood Johnson
Leo Glaubitz
Victory Clay
Dean Wright
Ernest Duffyard
Walter Fuiler
Crocker to Address Farmers March 18th
F C Crocker of Lincoln and Beatrice prominent stock raiser and Farmers Union member will speak at the city auditorium Saturday at 7 30 p m He is touring the state to explain farm relief legislation and programs adopted by the National Farmers Holiday association to influence constrictive relief measures.
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F. C. Crocker
Lincoln and Beatrice
Farmers Union
City
Farm sale blocker Harry M Lux jailed in Wilbur case
Lincoln residents led a group of 15 men jailed this week for interfering with a farm sale at Wilbur. Bond set at 1000 dollars each. Saline county attorney says contempt of court charges may follow for attempts to thwart an auction. Most detainees were from Lincoln.
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Harry M. Lux
Lincoln
Wilbur
Thief Steals Purse From Mrs Mills at Parsonage
A thief entered the Methodist parsonage home of Rev and Mrs F Charling Mills Friday night and took Mrs Mills pocket book containing money and valuables. The purse was recovered later with contents intact except about five dollars missing.
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F. Charling. Mills
Henry Blome Leads Wyoming Farm Holiday Talks
Fifty farmers from the Luck area met with Henry C. Blome of Dalton, district organizer, to discuss forming a second chapter of a Wyoming farm holiday association at Luck. They favored a permanent organization but postponed details to the April 8 meeting, where a county executive committee would be named.
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Wyoming Farm Holiday Association
Luck
Henry C. Blome
Dalton
Roof damage at Hardy apartments from rain prompts full replacement
Recent rainfall damaged the Hardy apartment roof with an estimated cost of 800 dollars. Mr. Hardy plans to replace the entire roof, a project that will approach that amount. Residents report plaster from water seepage fell to the floor, likening the incident to an earthquake this week.
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Hardy
Sidney
Mrs Ward Injured as Door Is Blown Closed
Mrs Catherine Ward 87 a pioneer homesteader and Sidney resident was injured Monday when a garage door loosened by wind struck her, fracturing a leg. She received treatment from Dr. R. E. Rocke and was admitted to a local hospital.
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Mrs. Ward
Catherine Ward
Dalton Territory
Sidney
R. E. Rocke
Charity Ball Set for March 25 at City Auditorium
A charity ball to raise funds for the community chest will be held at the city auditorium on Saturday, March 25. A. S. Hardy announced the event. Grabill's Merrymakers will provide the music. Admission is 75 cents.
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Community Chest
City Auditorium
A. S. Hardy
Grabill
Corn Acreage Slice Is Due Says Report
The agriculture department estimates the 1933 corn harvest at 103,934,000 acres versus 107,729,000 in 1932. Spring wheat at 20,986,000 acres, down from 21,521,000. durum at 2,983,000, down from 3,353,000. oats at 40,003,000, down from 41,224,000. barley at 12,971,000, down from 13,213,000. flax seed planting at 1,819,000 acres.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Campfire Girls Celebrate Anniversary Week at Presbyterian Church
Campfire girls continued their anniversary week with a mother and daughter banquet at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday night. Individual patrols will hold councils the balance of the week. a report of the banquet appears in the society columns.
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Presbyterian Church
Sidney In Tourney At Mitchell Last Evening
The regional class A basketball tourney opened at Mitchell with Sidney and Scottsbluff playing at 9 pm. Several Sidney residents plan to attend if Sidney advances to the semi finals.
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Sidney
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
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Federal
Bryan ‘O.K
Olson
Porter
Hickory Street
Olson Company
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Schmitt
Dye, Josie
Namath
Dalton Church
Tenite
Bready
VO AG
Verle Lundberg
Rolland
Victight
Jorgerson
Colectors of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Smvests
Troop Ninety
Crocker
Blocker
Henry Blome
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