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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

1

Re-routing Of Highways Under Union Pacific Tracks

County board seeks to reroute Lincoln highway and federal highway 19 to cross Union Pacific tracks via a subway near the stockyards in Sidney. The plan eliminates grade crossings, adds a new viaduct, and routes No 19 to join the Lincoln highway under the tracks. Public works to request federal funding. insurance arrangements approved. note continues on page 10.

Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Board of County Commissioners Department of Public Works Sidney Chamber of Commerce Burlington Potter J. W. Johnson Joseph Nelson P. C. Collart Court House

Crook High Seniors Travel from Oshkosh to Sidney

Crook Colorado seniors spent Monday night in Sidney on their return from a sneak day at Oshkosh. Seventeen class members stayed at the B L Walker home and attended the picture show as a group before continuing the trip homeward.

Crook Colo Sidney Oshkosh B. L. Walker

Pindell Names County Committees for Civilian Training Camps

I L Pindell of Sidney chairs the campaign to inform Cheyenne County youths about attending a Citizens Military Training Camp this summer. Sidney leaders G P Kratz P L Martin A D Greenlee Frank Pavlat Samuel Wolfe Herbert Stevens Potter Ernie Blome Elmer E Fisher aid county chairman efforts. The Fort Crook camp opens August 1 for ages 17 to 24 basic course with five cent per mile travel allowance. Government covers expenses including food uniforms laundry and medical care. Apply now via Mr Pindell or any town committeeman. submission does not obligate attendance.

Cheyenne County Citizens I L. Pindell Sidney G. P. Kratz P. L. Martin A. D. Greenlee Frank Pavlat Sunol Samuel Wolfe Lodge Pole Herbert Stevens Potter Ernie Blome Dalton Elmer E. Fisher Fort Crook

Fifteen Sidney People Ride in Giant Ford Airplane

Fifteen Sidney residents rode a 14 passenger Ford trimotor piloted by Thunder Johnson to Scottsbluff and back. The journey, part of a weeklong event by Sidney Motor Sales, included a 1:55 takeoff and mixed weather with some passengers experiencing seasickness before landing safely.

Ford Sidney Scottsbluff Sidney Motor Sales Company Thunder Johnson Johnson Wildcat

Wheat Looks Great in Cheyenne County States Man’s Report

A Sidney business man reported through a countywide inspection that Wheat looks healthy across Cheyenne County. Fields near Lodge Pole show growth after rains revived prospects. Spring planting advances with corn and barley. a new county corn record may be set.

Sidney Lodge Pole Cheyenne County

Dimery Reports Very Poor Wheat Prospects in Plains

Martin W. Dimery, returning from a trip to the Rio Grande Valley, tells Lions club that wheat prospects across western Kansas and northern central Oklahoma are very poor this year. Central Kansas has had little rain since December, with neighboring Texas plains also drought hit. Next, he notes continued strong business and unprecedented industrial activity, reducing unemployment.

Kansas Oklahoma Martin W. Dimery Rio Grande Valey Lions Club Texas

Building Wisdom In State Capitol

Nebraska will centralize state business in its new capitol building after a nine capitol tour revealed overcrowded old structures. State Treasurer W M Stebbins said in a Lincoln radio address that the problem led to annexes to accommodate rising state business. Continued on page 10.

Nebraska Capitol W.M Stebbins Lincoln New York State

Old Fashioned Musical Service At Local Church Sunday

A Sunday night service at the Christian church will feature an old fashioned musical program. Old songs will be sung with explanations of their origins and the intended lessons. All who enjoy traditional tunes are invited to attend.

Windows Carry Out Power Show Them In Sidney

Attractive window decorations in Sidney stores this week promote a power farming machinery show and reflect merchants embracing the event’s spirit with a general boost theme.

Sidney

Dalton Man Enters Commissioner Race

J W Smith of Dalton filed for county commissioner this week in the second district. Smith seeks the seat and represents Dalton in the local political contest.

Dalton Man J. W Smith Dalton Smith Second

Jessen Honored for 50 Years in Local Masonry

Lorenz Jessen Sidney resident was honored by the local Masons for fifty years of service. The gold Masonic badge was presented by Mr Dimery, who urged a lodge presentation. Frank Welch lodge officers announced include N W Ladegard master Raymond Rogers senior warden A D Greenlee junior warden George Taylor treasurer and Leslie Neubauer secretary.

Lorenz Jessen Sidney Jessen Dimery

County Leaguers In Action Sunday in Cheyenne county

Real action begins in the Cheyenne county baseball league this Sunday as all teams swing into action for the first time. Bunker Hill faces Gurley on the Bunker Hill field after a decisive win over Dalton last Sunday. Lodge Pole travels to Star, seeking a solid performance after Star’s recent loss to Potter. Dalton visits Sidney while Potter heads to Lorenzo for the day’s fourth game, Potter favored as a league contender.

Cheyenne County Baseball League Bunker Hill Dalton Gurley Lodge Pole Star Potter Sidney Lorenzo

Carlson Award Won Over Injuries From Shooting Scrape

Richard Carlson, deputized citizen, received damages of 350 for injuries from the February shooting involving Thomas W. Tompsett who killed Sheriff James Nelson. Carlson, shot in the abdomen while aiding Nelson, was hospitalized and incapacitated for weeks. Tompsett was later shot in the leg and had an amputated limb.

Richard Carlson Thos. W. Tompsett James Nelson Board of Commissioners Carlson Nelson Tompsett

Nebraska Weather Stays Cloudy Across State

Cloudy weather with intermittent rainfall covered Nebraska this week. Sidney topped 65 while dipping to 42, Alliance logged 35, and North Loop reached 79 as the warmest location.

Sidney Alliance North Loop

Will Feature Flights in Sidney This Sunday

More passenger flights in the huge trimotor Ford plane that appeared here this week will be offered in Sidney Sunday. The plane could not land near the tractor show site and thus saw limited use by visitors this week.

Sidney

Pioneer Cheyenne County Farmer Killed in Auto Crash

Henry Anderson a pioneer Cheyenne County farmer was killed near Sidney when struck by an automobile driven by Philip E. Poss Jr of Chicago. Witnesses said the accident, three miles west of Sidney, was unavoidable as Anderson paused at the highway edge. Poss faced no charges per County Attorney Hodgkin. Anderson had attended the power machinery show and was walking home to his Bronson area farm when struck.

Henry Anderson Cheyenne County Sidney Philip E. Poss, Jr Chicago Hodgkin Poss Anderson Fair Grounds Bronson Nebraska United States Cheyenne County Fair

Midnight Show Returns Gaynor and Farrell at Fox Theatre

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star in High Society Blue for a Fox midnight owl show starting Saturday at 11 15 pm in Sidney. The all star Gaynor Farrell pair also headline Happy Days in coming Tuesday and Wednesday with a large cast including Frank Albertson Warner Baxter El Brendel Walter Catlett and more. The release is notable as a Fox 1930 feature unlikely to return to Sidney until June or July.

Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Sidney Theatre Fox Sidney Gaynor-Farrell Gaynor- Farrell Frank Albertson Warner Baxter el Brendel Walter Catlett William Collier James J. Corbett Richard Keene Dixie Lee Edmund Lowe Sharon Lynn George MacFarlane Victor

More Alfalfa Is Urged For Valley

Dry land alfalfa should be planted more extensively in this Nebraska section says George West a prominent eastern Colorado farmer who spoke at the power farming machinery show. West is a dry land farmer and alfalfa booster with 150 acres in the crop and plans to add 100 more this year. He calls this a favorable season for profitable growth and urges dry land seed use.

Nebraska George West Colorado West

Intercounty meeting of clubs at Kimball

An intercounty convention of women clubs from Cheyenne and Kimball counties will be held Tuesday May 13 at Kimball. Mrs F R Grubb president of Kimball has extended an invitation to all federated and non federated clubs to participate in the gathering.

Womans Clubs Cheyenne Kimball F. R. Grubb

Donahoe Named State Treasurer at Knights Convention

Dr. L. A. Donahoe, a noted figure in local Knights of Columbus circles, was named state treasurer at the organization’s state convention held at West Point early this week.

L. A. Donahoe Knights of Columbus West Point

Judge Tewell Advanced to Reserve Corps Major

A five year appointment to the post of major in the Officers Reserve corps has been received by District Judge J. L. Tewell. Judge Tewell has been serving as captain.

Judge Tewell Officers Reserve Corps J. L. Tewell Tewell

Second Annual Showing Attracts Crowds From Many States

Opening days drew visitors from multiple states with expectations for a large turnout. Yesterday’s events were interrupted by ruinous conditions, overshadowing hopes for strong attendance. Officials anticipate hundreds more visitors from the Panhandle on the final day.

Funeral service for Eldon Cooley held in Sidney

Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Methodist church for Eldon D. Cooley a Sidney gro cer who drowned April 27 at Harris Lake near Oshkosh. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery with Knights of Pythias and Rice funeral service in charge. He was born December 18 1899 at Albion Nebraska and married Ethel Walker in 1924. mother and daughter Maxine Elaine survive along with his parents and several siblings. The best known Piggly Wiggly operator in the area, Cooley helped build the Sidney store into a leading middle west outlet, a life memory noted by friends and church members.

Eldon D. Cooley Sidney Groceryman Harris Lake Oshkosh Methodist Hal FP. Schenck Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Knights of Pythias Rice Funneral Service Eldon Dewitt Cooley Charles and Ella Cooley Albion Nebr Sidney Ethel Walker Maxine Elaine Charles Cooley Frank Roy Cooley Hastings Fred Granger Wyo Ruby Wait Cooley Middle West

Tabernacle Reopens in Gurley as Evangelist Bruce Speaks

Evangelist Ferne Willis Bruce will close the Gurley campaign Sunday night and reopen the Gurley tabernacle. Public requests prompted the Sidney opening. Daily services continue with divine healing sessions each Wednesday and Saturday.

Gurley Ferne Willis Bruce Tabernacle Sidney Bruce

Urban curb pumps defended by Sidney garage owner

Maynard W. Osborn, a Sidney garage owner, defends curb gasoline pumps as not hindering parking or paving, citing examples from Ogallala to Fort Collins. He argues no movement to eliminate curb pumps and notes pumps can be under sidewalks or inside buildings. He cites lack of local ordinances and questions the need for further installations, with a note that the story continues on page 12.

Sidney Maynard W. Osborn Osborn Mr. Osborn Ogallala North Platte Lincoln Scottsbluff Bayard Allance Cheyenne Sterling Brush Fort Morgan Greeley Longmont Wave

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Lincoln Highway NO. 19 U. P. Stockyards Pindell Citizens Camp Minatare Jesson Mason County Leaguers In Action Brownson Illinois Automobile Hodgkin States DR. Donahoe Panhandle Eldon Cooley Sidney Cemetery M. W. Osborn
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