Report of Condition of the American National Bank of Sidney Neb
The report details the bank’s condition as of March 5 1934 with charter and reserve data, listing assets such as loans and discounts 177078.79 overdrafts 126.75 and securities 259039.63, and liabilities including total deposits 711520.80 and circulated notes 25000.00. It records capital stock 65000.00 surplus 10000.00 undivided profits 21659.67 and pledges against liabilities totaling 238314.71. The cashier R F Dedrick swears to accuracy before Notary O K Fisher on March 26 1934.
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American National ‘Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
United States
Banking
Federal
Reserve Bank
U. S
Disagreement Between Bryan and Mullen Erupts at State Meeting
A public clash between Gov Bryan and Omaha's Arthur F. Mullen escalated to near fisticuffs during a League of Nebraska municipalities gathering in Lincoln. Mullen challenged Bryan over irrigation project delays and a claimed contract promotion fee, but was shouted down as he attempted to reply. He had vowed to oppose Charles W. Bryan's US Senate bid. Lancaster County Republicans planned an Hastings meeting on April 6.
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Bryan
Arthur F. Mullen
Omaha
Nebraska
League of Nebraska
Sutherland
Columbus
Mullen
L. C. Westwood
Tecumseh
United States Senate
Lancaster County
Green
Hastings
Nebraska sees campaign talks on unicameral plans and land sales
Plans for a statewide initiative seek 55,700 signatures to place a constitutional amendment before voters with John G. Maher of Lincoln chairing the steering committee and Senator Norris promoting a unicameral option. Opposing one house, Senator Boets backs a 100 member legislature under the lieutenant governor.
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Norris
John G. Maher
Lincoln
Maher
John G. Boetts
Central City
Boets
Nebraska
CCC
Knox
Garden
Johnson
Otoe
The
National Forest
Halsey
Valentine
Seventh Corps
State Insurance Department
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Washington
United States
Filley
State Agricultural College
North Platte
Lodge Pole social notes and funeral travel updates
Lodge Pole residents recount travel for a Denver area funeral. Wilson Reed, a pilot linked to former Brule superintendent H. Craig, is remembered. Other items include birth of a nine pound son to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weatherwax, and visits from Jack Hanna of Shawnee Oklahoma and Virginia Englert of Sundl.
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George Line
H. &. Craig
Brule
Wilson Reed
Denver
Reed
Craig
C. J. Weatherwax
Jack Hanna
Shawnee
Oxkia
Virginia Englert
Sundl
Lodge Pole
G. W. Line
Bert Breizer
Casper
Wyo
G. C. Meser
Lloyd Sine
CCC
Chadron
G. W. Sine
Lloyd
George Whitefoot
Sidney
Leonard Bond
North Platte Hospital
R. L. Heal
Local Social Notes From Shawnee and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Bee lert and Mrs.W HUAWVs with daughter Mary Louise visited Shawnee. Rev. Milton Beergman spent days at the W. G. Grese home. Mrs. Harry Weathers wax visited List 9 area. grandson noted. Mrs. Joe Lindley and Haze spent time with L. C. Line family. Ruby Bates and Kate Buckley of Eldorado called on Mrs. George Line. Juniors rehearsing play A Wood Violet to be presented soon. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Minshall and H. J. Handley visited Mrs. Handley at North Platts. she is improving after illness.
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Shawnee
Okla
Beelert
W. Huawvs
Joe Lindley
Haze
L. C. Line
Ruby Bates
Kate Buckley
Eldorado
Kan
George Line
G. E. Minshall
H. J. Handley
H. J. Handley Visited Mrs. Handley
North Platts Suneey
Mrs. Handley
West Sidney Group Reports Farm Life and Local News
West Sidney district 27 residents purchase a plane from Burgess Music store with John Dingwall delivering it. M. I. C. met after noon, discussing homemaker fitness and a program by Mrs. Klentz. Snowy weather, community gatherings, and visits from Grover Hetcher and Vern Pearson mark a season end.
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District 27
Burgess Music Store
John Dingwall
Norman Trobaugh
John Sell
Jock Atkins
Sesssion
Frank Klentz
Frank Thelen
Weekend Social Notes From Eagle Area Churches and Homes
Mr. and Mrs Walter Rufenacht and sons and Lavern Larsen visited John Garrrells Sunday. Dr Hook called in the vicinity Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tom Kallhoff and children had Sunday dinner with the Dickes. Mr and Mrs Dave Hume and son Bobby called at James Hume's Monday. Orval Hume returned home with them to spend the week.
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Walter Rufenacht
Lavern Larsen
John Garrells
Dr. Hook
Tom Kallhoff
Dickes
Dave Hume
Bobby
James Hume
Orval Hume
Local residents visit and move ins in Sidney area
Mrs Floyd Whittaker moved to the Place vacated by Louis Borges on Thursday last week. Several callers including Lester Rufenacht, Glen Thomps, Tom Kalihoff and family visited Sidney. Mrs Garheart Thurow transferred to Omaha and Lincoln, with companions to Pleasant Dale. Herman Florke family and Jack Wailhoff of Givkey called. dinners at Florian Hume and Kalihoff homes. Catherine Thompson, James Hume, Arthur Ingwerren and others dropped by in afternoon and evening. Alfred Berges and others visited Floyd Whittaker. James time spent with Mrs Paul Ingwer.
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Floyd ‘Whittaker
Sidney
Louis Borges
Lester Rufenacht
Glen Thomps
Tom Kalihoff
Jack Kalihoff
Garheart Thurow
Omaha
Lincoln
Pleacent Dale
Albert Yank
Eugene Hume
Herman Florke
Gaighter
William Florke
Jack Wailhoff
Givkey
Tom Emalihoff Heme
C. G. Hume
Catherine Thompson
James
William
Dean
iPrea
For Sale Used Shotguns and Charity Ball Notice
We buy used repeating shotguns. Cheyenne County Lumber Co. Attend the Kings and Daughters charity ball at the Edfy auditorium East er Monday April 2. Tickets 1 cents 56 57 58 a VAdes ge.
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Cheyenne Coney ‘Limber Co
Kings i Daughters
Edfy Auditorium
Exster
Building for Inaugural Ball at Zachary Taylor era
The first special building for an inaugural ball was erected when Zachary Taylor took office. Three balls were held, including one in a custom hall 100 feet long, 50 feet wide, and 20 feet high. President Taylor and Vice President Fillmore attended all three events.
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Zachary Taylor
Taylor
Filmore
Dr Mabie Lot chrispractor office over the Gift
Fragmentary notice from a busy street ad page. Readable names include Dr Mabie Lot and a phone number 199. The fragment hints at a chiropractic office location near a gift shop in Sidney with modest street context.
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Mabie Lot
Chirspractor
Sion
Sidney
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Uni
U.S
Tate
R. F. Dedrick
O. K. Fisher
A. J. Jorgenson
P. L. Martin
R. E. Roche
State Capitol News
Qvalley
Carioad
Guide’ Rock
Republican ‘River
O'Connell
State Game and Fish Commission
State Railway Commission
Hall
State Banking Department
Wincide
Snyder
Ord
Stromburg
Department of Agriculture
State Treasury
I. O. Nordness
Anderson
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Geo. W. Moore
West Sidney
Py Myr
LA. Livingston
A. M. Andetrson and Son
Hey
Earl Tolle
Eagle News
An Tish
Paneek
Wallhide
Sidney Glass & Paint
Betty Grocker
Ann Cherries
Zord
Ath
Wess
Mi Ait
Greenlees’; Inc
Cheyenné County Lumber Co
Weslern Seeds
Gy DI
M. Boyd
SOP
Akei
Gooch’s
Sid
Lawson, Mer
He Sphone
Fis
Dor
Ricky
Kentucky
Bacon
Susar
Jellwell
As & An
Julia Les Wright
Ei Vector
Homemakers Bureau
Wpateway
Stores
Anc
Boe IY
OxnanaCalifermarn
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