Telegraph ads make shopping easy this Friday issue
The Friday Telegraph ad section highlights McCormick Deering implements from Babcock, baby chicks at Sidney Hatchery, and musical necessities from Chambers Music. It features Avery machinery, Western Public Service refrigerators, Osborn Dodge ads, and summer air conditioning plans. National brands Lafayette Speas brandy Seeds appear, with campaign notes and a focus on timely money saving ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock Implement Company
McCormick- Deering
Sidney Hatchery
Chambers Music Store
Melvin Simpson
Lafayette
Speas Brandy
National Seeds
Army
Panhandle Nebraska Sees Rising Incomes and Spending
Western Nebraska reports show income tax payments from ranchers and farmers up 100 percent over last year due to higher livestock and produce prices in 1935. Bank deposits near a million in Sidney, retail clothing and farm implement sales rise, and refinanced loans ease debt pressures. Confidence grows as farm benefit programs loom and optimism spreads for a solid harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.o'malley
Internal Revenue Collector
Omaha
Nebraska
American National Bank of
Sidney
Panhandle
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
AAA
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Sam
Pension checks in this county to date
The Nebraska state assistance committee has approved 4,619 of 11,817 applications. The latest list, approved Tuesday, includes 15 from this county and totals 544 names. Other Panhandle counties in this group include Garden 3, Scotts Bluff 16, Morrill 3, and Banner 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Boards of
Nebraska
State Assistance Committee
Panhandle
Garden
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Banner
Seed Loan Rules For Emergency Crop Aid Expanded
Farmers face eligibility rules including no pending resolutions with the resettlement administration and no prior year assistance from that organization. The emergency crop loan secures with a first lien on the financed crop. landlords must waive claims in favor of a lien on the FCA governor. Approved loans are paid by the regional loan office in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resettlement Administration
FCA
Omaha
American Legion Session Opens With Parade and Banquet
The American Legion holds business sessions in the Orpheum theatre and banquet at the Lincoln hotel with district sessions for both units. Edgar J. Boschult of Lincoln is department commander and Alma Armstrong of Auburn is department auxiliary president. About 500 march down Broadway at five, followed by a seven o'clock banquet. District Judge George Irwin of Gering presides as toastmaster. A Black Cat hall dance and Elks club open house cap the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
KGKY
Legion
Auxiliary
Edgar J. Boschult
Lincoln
Alma Armstrong
Auburn
Lincoln Hotel
George Irwin of
Gering
Black Cat Hall
Elks Club
Snow and Colder Weather Hits Panhandle Territory
Night brought intermittent flurries with a light moisture deposit. The government logged .06 inch moisture by Wednesday night as a cold snap drove the mercury well below freezing. Skies stayed overcast with threats of more snow and unsettled conditions through Friday and Saturday. Drivers faced slick ice on roads and sidewalks, prompting multiple near collisions downtown.
Bake Sale by Altar Society at Safeway March 28
The Altar Society hosts a bake sale at the Safeway store on Saturday March 28 starting at 10 a m. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Altar Society
Safeway
Soil Program Debate Opens In Grand Island
The unofficial estate formed after a conference of Claude R. Wickard AAA official and W. H. Brokaw as the Nebraska extension director. The plan would start at once to benefit this year with soil depleting and conserving classifications to be examined and applied to Nebraskan conditions. Local meetings across Cheyenne County are scheduled from March 30 to April 10 at Huntsman Gurley Sidney Eagle Bronson Union Valley Trognitz Colton Potter Davison Chambers Bunker Hill Lorenzo and Pleasant View. A public stand against indecent motion pictures is voiced by several local ministers and community members, including a firm pledge to join the league of decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
Nebraska
Grand Island
Panhandle
AAA
Cheyenne County
Huntsman
Seimers Hall
Gurley
Enge
League of Decency
Omaha
Lincoln
Sidney
William Kahse
English Lutheran Church
Anton Link
St. Patrick’s Church
J. L. Tyner
Christian Church
John J. Sheaff
Methodist
Hugh Dowler
Gurley-Dalton
Arden Coe
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
C. R. Tanner
Potter
Vincent Beebe
Lodge Pole
Water Extension Nears Completion and House Plans Discussed
Councilman Haworth as water committee chair cites recent inspections of pump houses at Bridgeport and Scottsbluff and says the city may need a larger, long term water house. Plans discussed last year were postponed until this spring for a potentially larger facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Ministers' Views On West Film Controversy
A fragment from page one shows ministers arguing about film influence on youth. They deny granting choice to attend or skip a film to those aged beyond accountability while stating they are teachers of ideals and sponsors of youth. They deem motion pictures a vehicle for imparting ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Co
Farmers Union Discusses Permanent Rate At State Meeting
Farmers Union delegates, led by Cheyenne county official Mr Hawkins, reported on the state convention. The annual picnic will be held in June with location to be decided after ballots are returned. state officers are expected among speakers on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Cheyenne County
Farmers Union
South Colton News Highlights From Mrs Elsen’s Circle
Mrs H J Elsen hosted dinner guest Mrs J F Moseman Tuesday. Mary Kavanaugh joined a St Patrick’s auditorium play Tuesday night. Harvey George visited Stanley Elsen Thursday. Mrs Anna Badziong, returning from Cleveland, Ohio, reached Sidney Sunday. Vern Ankeny of Dalton made a business call at the Elsen home Wednesday. A daughter was born March 20 to Mr and Mrs Elsen, with Mrs Moseman caring for mother and babe. Clara Koester spent Friday with Dorothy Elsen and joined the Elsen crowd at the Sidney carnival Friday. Mrs John George and son Harvey attended a farmers union meeting in school district 39 Friday. E C Brauer underwent surgery at Taylor hospital Wednesday. Clara Koester called Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Elsen
J. F. Moseman
Mary Kavanaugh
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Harvey George
Stanley Elsen
Anna Badziong
Cleveland
Sidney
Vern Ankeny
Dalton
Elsen
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kurs
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolverton spent Sunday at the Otto Kurz home on the north divide. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chambers are moving to the old Henderson homestead. Bert Walker and son Ivan visited the Frank Kurz home Monday. Bud Johnson called at the Frank Kurz home Thursday. Alvin Olson and Pete Olson called at the Frank Kurz Eli Henderson and C. S. Chambers homes Sunday. Cottonwood local put on a play at district 36 Friday night. After the play the refreshments committee served lunch then dancing followed. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chambers called at the Bert Walker home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wolverton
Otto Kurz
North Divide
Sam Chambers
Henderson
Bert Walker
Ivan
Frank Kurz
Bud Johnson
Alvin Olson
Pete Olson
Eli Henderson
C. S. Chambers
Cottonwood
District 36
4 H baby beef club meets at Olson ranch for calf selection
Clark Fuller leads the 4 H baby beef club as members pick out calves at the Olson ranch Thursday. Attendees include Harold and Carl Kurz Vernon Boyer and Robert Kurz. Friday night long carnival featured boxing by Carl Kurz. Sunday dinners hosted by multiple families at J A Sparks and Bert Walker homes. A play What Happened to Charlie is set for district 36 on March 27 with Farmers Union members urged to attend and refreshments served. Democrat Club forms a local unit with meeting at Joe Cizek on April 15. Evelyn Anderson wins vase in pinochle prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson Ranch
Clark Fuller
Harold
Carl Kurz
Vernon Boyer
Robert Kurz
John Kurz
Bert Walker
C. S. Chambers
al Koester
Clara Koester
Sam Chambers
Baby
J. A. Sparks
Fred Kretz
James Mohatt
John Mohatt
Frank Kurz
Charlie
District 36
Farmers Union
Edgar Leafdale
Young Democratic Organization
Joe Cizek
Evelyn Anderson
Nebraska Young Democrat
High scorer honored. consolation prize small ele phant
Frank Dvorak was the top scorer and Joe Carlson received the consolation prize, a small elephant. Lunch was served at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dvorak
Joe Carlson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fem
Chas. A. Welton
Amercian Legion
Bake Sale
Claude R. Wickard
W. H. Brokaw
Greenlees
Farmers ‘Union
South Colton
Mrs. H. J. Elsen
Cecelia Kurs
Aa Laa
Neak
Dorothy Lee
Ooise
Kiddies Club
Te Kaen Nae
Karloff
Seth Invisible Ray
Drake Frank Lawton
Tommy
Democrat Club
Dr. Scholl
Hink’s Shoe Store
Sidney Hatcher
James Way
GOOCH
Salsbury’s
Symphony
Eaton
Bond
Eno
Cascade
Paris
Dara Nome
Bc Boyer
Hudnut
Dubarr Boyer
H.E
Coty
Ayres
Horton’s Novelty Cat
Whitman
Whitman’s
Penn Wynne
Pleasure Island
Liten
Tionery
Klenzo
Recue
Kolynos
Wrisleys Bath
Amity Billford
Ass’t
Aero
Braeburn
Uncle Sam Kite
Packard
Hershey
Variety Box
Odec
Sidney Drug Coo
Union Pacific Bus Depot
Florsheim
Hink’s
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