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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1932

Page

6

Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events

A Cheyenne county woman writes a weekly Telegraph News column praising President Hoover's stance on congress. She condemns lobby influence, calls for fiscal restraint, discusses the bonus controversy for veterans, and cites Garrett Garrett and Bertrand Russell on credit and war spending. She promotes outdoor life and warns against arming nations.

Telegraph News Cheyenne County

Stevens seizes equipment of the Sidney Sun after debut

Herbert Stevens, editor of the Potter Review, reclaimed the Dix Enterprise and Sidney Sun assets after the Sun's single issue. Cooper failed to meet a mortgage and type claim, abandoned operations, and relocated to Albin Wyoming with a plan to start the Albin Journal. Merchants note advertising declines and many Nebraska towns merge or suspend papers to survive.

Dix Enterprise Sidney Sun Herbert Stevens Potter Review Sun Stevens H. O. Cooper Cooper Dix Albin Wyo Albin Journal Coopers Sidney Nebraska

Bryan presses for hopper funds as Hyde cites delay

Governor Bryan sought a federal $1,000,000 appropriation to fight a grasshopper plague. Secretary Hyde replies that agriculture is powerless until Congress acts. Hyde says even swift action would be belated due to contracts, mill changes, and deliveries, urging Bryan to set up a plan now.

Bryan Hyde Nebraska and Western Congress Department Congress House Committee

Governors Seek Immediate Aid as Grasshoppers Spread

Governor Bryan says no funds yet for grasshopper control but favors swift action if Congress approves. Western lawmakers push for an agricultural appropriation, with bills possible Monday. Damage seen in Niobrara, Crofton, and Spencer as farmers gather to discuss remedies. South Dakota awaits aid timing. Francisco P Sevilla, former Mexican official, refused aid for his family's children aged four months to eleven years.

Toover Congress England Marsolini Garret Garrett Bryan Hydes Niobrara Crofton and Spencer Green South Dakota Francisco P. Sevilla Mexico

Nebraska Stock Growers Set June Convention at Scottsbluff

The 42nd annual Nebraska Stock Growers association convention will be held June 16 to 18 in Scottsbluff. Sessions at the Orpheum theatre and Lincoln hotel, with a banquet at Danceland, a country club luncheon, and a special Egyptian theatre show for guests. Speakers include Gov. Bryan, James C. Swift, Bruce McCulloch, Prof H J Gramlich, Cullen N. Wright, and C O Robinson.

Nebraska Stock Growers Association Scottsbluff H. P. Dollinger Chamber of Commerce F. M. Brome Stock Growers Association Orpheum Theatre Lincoln Hotel Danceland Country Club Egyptian Theatre Bryant James C. Swift Kansas City Bruce McCulloch Omaha H. J. Gramlich Lincoln Cullen N. Wright C. O. Robinson Chicago

Deportation of Mexican Families Shrinks Nebraska Population

Western Nebraska sees numerous Mexican families deported due to inability to support themselves. From Sidney Scottsbluff Alliance and other towns send families back to Mexico. The Ayalla family of Alliance was sent from Fort Houston Texas. ten children born in ten years without a doctor. Authorities note illegal entry in 1918 and charity groups report high relief costs.

Nebraska Mexico Sidney Scottsbluff Alliance Venacia Ayalla Fort Houston Texas Ayalla

Antelope County Memoir of Local Social Visits

Local residents from Antelope County share hospitality and visits across families including Nelson, Madden, Olsen, Bertramson, and Herboldsheimer households. Sunday gatherings, Tuesday afternoon calls, and weekly farm related meetings reflect tight community ties with multiple households hosting guests and attending events.

Vivian Herpoldsheimer Edson Midden Roscoe Madden James Johnson Clifford Hammond Ike Killham Jens Olson V. A. Nelson Dewey Larson E. M. Nelson C. A. Glassburn Guy Terman Maurice Nelson Mark Todd George Whitney Opal Wheeler LaVonte Vesey Frank Hazlitt Sterling J. W. Bertramson Jack Richards Don Nelson Brakes Chauncey Nelson C. P. Herboldsheimer Mrs. Stein Vivian Light W. A. Nelson C. P. F Herrboldsheimer Lafferty J. W. Borttams Winda Herboldsheimer Amy Ann Joyce Larson Rte Ewe Alice Carol H. A. Lockhart Frank Lockhart Mrs. Svend Olsen Jefs

Sterling social notes mix visits and daily life

SOUTH SUNOL. Mrs. Geo. Bonser Jr. and Mrs. Albert Otties visit Sterling. many neighbors call on friends. Pinkeye keeps Virginia Kendrick from school. several residents shop, call, and attend church events. Farmers busy with corn. local socializing includes dinners, visits, and a weiner roast at the Presbyterian church.

Geo. Bonser Jr Albert Otties Wheer Clyde Lewis Helen George B. M. Lewis E. N. Roth George Keil Ranch 17 Mesdames T. A G. W. Bonser Con Slitz H. E. Bonsevere Crook Laverna Roth Frances Reynolds Presbyterian Church Ollie Wilson Tom Kendrick F. L. Chapman Denver H. W. Bluhm Rieke Rocker Sidney Edna Sullivan George McCracken Bailey Jameson Frank Kokes John Rocker

McSdames T A and Ernest Bonser Aid Service Drive

McSdames T A and Ernest Bonser assisted with the junior senior band event duties, helping organize volunteers and oversee refreshments for the ceremony. Their contribution supported student activities and community participation in the school project.

McSdames T. A Ernest Bonser

Banquet Attends Junior Class Event at Crook Wednesday

Lucile Bonser, a member of the junior class, attended the banq uet at Crook Wednesday evening.

Quet Crook Ban- Lucile Bonser

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