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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
3
Grand Prairie residents gather for dinners visits and meetings across Weyerts, Sidney and nearby farms from Tuesday through Monday. Notable locals include the Gade, Jorgensen, Tremain, Welton, Planck, Irwin, Johnson, Flessner and Hokom families with clubs, church events and Farm ers Union gatherings shaping a busy week.
Mrs. Pearl Sparks notes visitors and gatherings across Sidney and West Sidney Draw. Miss Muriel Riggs and district 77 pupils attend a track meet in Sidney. Numerous calls and dinners occur among Sparks, Kurz, Wellner, Porter, Wolverton, Kinton, and Glanz families with travel from Cen tralia to Washington state.
Sunships and families gather around friends and neighbors with visits to J A Talish John Theis and H Schmale homes. Niebaums travel from Fremont to spend summer with relatives while various couples attend Farmers Union meeting in district 39 and Helping Hand society meets with Mrs Ralph Talish.
Brands and Omels and families joined John Fre richs for a Sunday ball game. Dennis Wynne and family visited James Tighe’s home. E A Johnson attended a play at Lodge Pole on Friday. Sunny Side players worked on the ball diamond Tuesday. Lester and Dorothy Theis attended the Lodge Pole dance Tuesday.
Lorenzo residents shared visits and social events including dances and club programs. Practice baseball games with Bunker Hill drew 6 7 and 5 6 scores. The article also discusses corn price and alcohol blending proposals impacting motorists and farmers, noting distillers stand to gain most from changes.
Sunday visits fill the community as families and friends share meals and calls. Names include Vivian Herpoldsheimer Clifford Hammond Sprenger Anna Reineka Lula James Johnson Jens Olsen E M Nelson J W Bertramson Christie Mads Larson Lina L Nelson Amy Ann Larson Janis Whitney V A Nelson Virgil Jacobs Bob Jacobs and Maurice Briggs.
An expert observer in the petroleum industry contends that blending corn alcohol with gasoline would not aid farmers and would raise motor fuel costs. B H Markham of the American Petroleum Industries committee estimates a $500 million annual burden, roughly doubling state gas taxes, with corn distillation raising per-bushel costs to motorists. A 10 percent blend could add about three cents per gallon, while surplus corn would cost motorists over $1 per bushel to distill.
The proposal estimates at least 350 million dollars in tew distillery construction and suggests federal government finance. If adopted, motorists and taxpayers would share the cost through general taxes, raising consumer prices.
Harry Lux of Lincoln was fined $100 following a farm riot incident. Court records indicate the judgment was issued after authorities determined involvement in the disturbance.
Lux was charged with unlawful assembly and fined $100 in county court by Judge Hastings on Tuesday afternoon. The case related to attempts to halt a foreclosure sale weeks earlier. Three witnesses testified including Grimm Sheriff Shimerda and Judge Kohout.
A dopey tired feeling may signal bowel poisons that breed germs. Remove them with Adler ika. Acts on both upper and lower bowels without discomfort. Western Drug Co.
Mrs Harry Robinson of Akron Ohio claims dramatic fat loss using Kruschen salts. She says one bottle shed 18 pounds and she plans to lose 18 more, weighing 148 now. The ad promises health benefits and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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