Potter To Ballot On Officials April Third
The following Potter men have been nominated for office and their names will appear on the ballots in that town April 3. For village board two year terms Dr. W. T. Sloan Alfred Arnell Clyde Brady and J. C. Bartlett. For police magistrate M. W. Mayer and Dr. A. J. Ames. For district 9 board of education George Coulter Joé Johnson Lee Hagemeister and Earl Thayer.
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Potter
Vilage Board
W. T. Sloan
Alfred Arnell
Clyde Brady
J.C. Bartlett
M. W. Mayer
A. J. Ames
District 9 Board of Education
George Coulter
Joé Johnson
Lee Hagemeister
Earl Thayer
Civil Service Warning Urges Caution For Coaching Schools
The U S civil service commission warns the public to fully investigate prospects of examinations and appointments before paying for instruction at civil service coaching schools. It notes few exams now and potential agents may push paid training for unlikely tests, advising inquiries through local post offices or the commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
United States
Secretary of the Board of
United States Civil Service Examiners
Washington
New Express Service Is Now Being Offered
Charles M. Piigeon of the Railway Express agency and G. R. Carr of Western Union announce a joint express service. Express shipments may be dropped at Western Union offices or collected by telegraph messengers starting April 1. Messengers can handle packages up to 20 pounds and $250 in value with prepaid or collect charges, and deliveries can move by rail or express service.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Charles M. Piigeon
Railway Express Agency
G. R. Carr
Telegraph Company
Western Union
Piigeon
Allington Heads Corn Hog Committee In April Action
Allington leads the corn hog committee with Houge Foster Willey and Helfrich aiding. Over 700 contracts have been submitted for review and the group plans an economy driven office setup to minimize administrative costs. The team leverages wheat committee experience to tackle contract issues and accelerate payments.
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Allington
Houge
Foster
Willey and
Helfrich
U P Speed Train To Stay Here Two Hours
The U P speed train will remain in the city for about two hours then move on toward Cheyenne. It will be displayed on a sidetrack near the Union Pacific hotel with access from the freight depot area by the 10th avenue crossing. City officials will cordon off space for safety while Union Pacific personnel provide watchmen to prevent accidents during the stop.
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Union Pacific
10Th Avenue
Cheyenne
Bullet nosed train to visit Sidney April 7 morning
Wyoming bound streamlined train will pass Cheyenne to Sidney at 7 am then speed eastward along the main line. Local officials plan a controlled inspection with ramps set for viewing, expecting large crowds and limited entry. The visit continues to Julesburg and on to Sterling with details to follow next week.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sidney
Julesburg
Denver
Sterling
Sidney High Typists Enter Bayard Contests
Sidney's advanced typing team led by Agnes Phelps Helen Ayle and Charles Farrell posted a historic best record. Walter Kinne, the commercial instructor, predicts victory at Bayard with the first team and believes the trio will triumph, with team and individual awards possible.
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Page One
Agnes Phelps
Helen Ayle
Charles Farrell
Ida Morris
Ada Mae Bell
Delores Pageler
Sidney
Walter Kinne
Sidney High School
Kinne
Bayard
Compensation cost concerns spark state insurance critique
Mathews argues state cannot control compensation rates and cites court rulings on relief workers. He warns high proposed rates for 21,000 federal CWA relief workers would cost employers over $1.7 million yearly, with 26 fatalities and under $500,000 paid in benefits last year. Matthews notes loss of federal supervision after March 31.
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Matthews
Supreme Court
Senter
City of Lincoln
Michigan Court
Tne
CWA
Future Of Loan Move Up To Stockholders
Federal and local officers and directors conclude that the home owned association is liquid and ready to renew lending policies. About $25,000 is available for desirable loans as new loans are accepted rather than using receipts to pay withdrawals and dividends. The state auditor regards the association as highly liquid and capable of weathering the storm. After a period without new loans, officers vote to reenter the lending field immediately with funds to start.
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Doran
Sidney leaders weigh future of local association with new federal plan
A local board notes the 36 year old Sidney association has assets near 150000 and may remain independent if financially sound. Directors caution against harming the local group, while Paul L. Martin says a meeting will decide a stockholders plan for a permanent federal, stressing mutual aims over profits.
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Sidney
Reep
Doran
Federal
The
Board of
New
Martin
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
Henry Doran
Sidney Association
Fair Talk Sets Stage For Cheyenne County Fair
Meeting on Monday urged broad cooperation from business people and farmers to stage a popular Cheyenne County fair. Potter and Lodge Pole representatives pledged support, with emphasis on improved premium lists, outside competition, and inclusive exhibitor participation. Tentative dates were set for September 11 to 14, and efforts to ready grounds and facilities were outlined.
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Nels ‘Miller
J. Earl Thayer
Potter
Thayer
Sidney
R. L. Hook
Lodge Pole
Cheyenne County
Hook
Charles Welton
Fair Board
Welton
Bert Allington
Sunol
Allington
Glen Eales
L. D. Willey
O. A. Olson
Board weighs closing race entries outside county borders
The board defended and criticized the proposal to close race entries from outside the county but remained noncommittal on action. It is expected to form several committees to manage the anticipated heavy workload ahead.
March business holds steady with optimism for spring gains
March business shows a favorable trend with expectations of continued strength into April. Food stores expect heavy weekend trade boosting March totals. Automobile dealers foresee better spring sales and profit protection under the used car code, easing competition concerns.
Alegra Wilkins To Be In Sidney Next Week
Allegra Wilkins, assistant state club leader from the college of agriculture, will visit Cheyenne county on April 6 at 10 30 a m in the district court room to aid 4 H club leaders. Special training focuses on winter clothes for 4 H girls and managing clubs. Morning session covers program development. afternoon showcases clothing exhibits to discuss design color construction and appropriateness for occasions.
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Allegra Wilkins
College of Agriculture
Cheyenne County
L. D. Willey
Miss Wilkins
Bryan undecided on election privilege for national committeeman
Governor Bryan voiced uncertainty about calling a Democratic national committeeman election at the August 14 primary to fill Arthur Mullen's vacancy. Keith Neville had filled the seat, with debate over authority and term length. The state committee favored William Ritchie, while Mullen supporters backed Neville.
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Bryan
Democratic National
Bryan Democrats
William Ritchie
Mullen
Neville
Oil Speculation To Be Pushed In This Area
Thomas Walker, financial editor of a Denver paper, predicts extensive oil explorations in eastern Colorado, western Kansas, and western Nebraska over the next two years. He says new fields must be opened by oil companies to ensure future supply. The note follows Ohio Oil Co geologists establishing in western Nebraska. He cites a 15 million dollar estimate to find a new mother oil pool.
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Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Thomas Walker
Denver
Walker
Ohio Oil Company
Vast oil drive targets virgin fields between Denver and Russell
A sweeping 1934 development plan aims to spend five million dollars on field work land rentals and drilling in a vast oil belt stretching 300 miles east to west and 600 miles north to south. Major oil firms Phillips Carter Magnolia Amerada Standoland Continental Sinclair Globe Gulf and E W Marland back the leasing push as scouts report 2 million acres under lease in Colorado alone, with strong prospects for future production and lower freight costs for the mountain region.
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Denver
Russell
Kaw
United States
Neba
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Kan
Rocky Mountains
Standard Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Carter Oil
Magnolia
Amerada
Bransdall
Ohio
Standoland
Continental
Sinclair
Globe Oil & Refining
Standard of California
Gypsy
Gulf Oil
Derby Oil
E. W. Marland
Developments in Conklin case involve janitor reimbursements
State Land Commissioner Conklin has repaid funds to Capitol janitors involved in a criminal action by the attorney general against Conklin, his deputy, and George Lane. James C. Peters reports five or more janitors received money, including $130 to Nettleback and $120 to Tracy, with Peters noting ongoing inquiries into payroll adjustments. Conklin has not answered when asked if reimbursements cover all payments or if he stated he would repay funds.
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Conklin
Capitol
George Lane
James C. Peters
Peters
F. H. Nettleback
Elite Hat Shop Millinery Sale Line Ad
Complete line of newest millinery from 98c to 5.98 for all head sizes. Elite Hat Shop. Wall paper assortment in good condition with low prices from Cheyenne County Lumber Co. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Elite Hat Shop
Cheyenne County’ Lumber Co
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E. A. Winter
J. H. Campbell
Alegra Wilkins
Lee Basye
Wright
Price
Hall
Secretary of
State Swanson
Attorney General
Treasurer Hall
FP. H. Nettleback
W. H. Sutherland
Ed Woberis
William Perkins
Arnold Fahn
Fred Chambers
L. Danielson
Tings Daughters
City Auditorium
Harry Conklin
Saylor
Miss Saylor
Miss Saylors
Sidney Sweet Shop
J.C. Takes
Sacco
Kings Daughters
the Star Market
Swifts
Frank Sshwasnick
Prop
America
Border Legion
Pers
Kiddies Klub
Zane Grey
Paramount Picture
Randolph Scott
Monte Blue
Barbara Fritchie
Fred Kohler
Fuzzy Knight
Carolina
Robert Young
Richard Cromwell
Henrietta Crosman
Mona Barrie
Stepin Fetchit
Henry King
W. T. Kelley
Tel
Gray
Scottsbluff
George Archainbaud
Leonard Nyson
Merian C. Cooper
Axol Radio
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