Prices For Farm Products Fail To Gain As Yet
Bankers of Nebraska report mid month figures on farm prices and conditions. Wheat in the state is poorer than a month ago with 58 percent of swinter wheat in condition, killing of alfalfa and heavy losses in spring pigs noted. Hessian fly widespread in winter wheat, moisture short in most areas, and corn plantings up 15 percent with other crops rising modestly. Market outlook for summer shows supplies elevated but moisture variability persists.
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Bankers of
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Bankers
Panhandle
Nebraskan Storm Rips Through Banner Kimball Areas
Severe winds hail and rain lashed Nebraska panhandle Tuesday night hitting Banner and Kimball counties with window and roof damage. Cars and farm outbuildings suffered loss as debris tore through trees and structures. A sand storm disrupted Oshkosh and Lewellen areas, while three deaths were reported in the southwest corner of the state.
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Kimball
Banner Counties
Dalton
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Nebraska Plains
Banner
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Oshkosh
Lewellen
North Platte Valley
American Legion Plans Graves Decoration for Veterans Day Observance
Bankers meet in Scotts Bluff for Nebraska Bankers Association Group Seven annual session with 100 bankers from 34 institutions. Morning at Lincoln hotel, afternoon at Scottsbluff Country Club, banquet at the club. Speakers include W Woods, Edwin Van Horn, R Ridge, F Kemp, and local officials.
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Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Bankers Association
Lincoln Hotel
Scottsbluff Country Club
A. J. Jorgenson
American National Bank
P. L. Martin
R. E. Roche
Group Seven
A. T. Howard
W. S. Rodman
Kimball
W. J. Stafford
Scottsbluff National Bank
George Woods
W. H. Brokaw
Edwin N. van Horn
R. R. Ridge
F. A. Kemp
Golf
J. G. Mothersead
America
Oliver Riley
G. W. Swift
Western Public Service
A. N. Mathews
Gering National
Merchants Close Memorial Day In Sidney With Trips Planned
Most Sidney merchants announce Memorial Day closure on Monday May 30 with drug stores restaurants and pool halls exempt. Officials urge shoppers to stock up for the two day holiday and keep auto servicing local to boost home spending. The Memorial Day program led by American Legion post No 17 begins 10 30 AM at the city auditorium after a 9 AM march from the post office corner to the cemetery with veterans from civil war Spanish American and world wars represented.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Bureau
H. E. Bauman
American Legion Post No
Sons of Veterans of Civil War
Daughters of Veterans of Civil War
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
To¢Ves
American Bank Corner
American Legion
H. H E. Bauman
Joe Simodynes
Herman Joens
Sidney Post
Roy Greenlee
Baseball Games Offer Weekend Entertainment Sunday and Monday
Sicney baseball fans will enjoy two games this weekend as the local club schedules Sunday and Monday matchups. Sidney plays Potter in a likely pitching duel with Art Closman for Sidney and Lefty Rehmers for Potter under favorable weather. Monday features a Memorial Day tilt with Peetz visiting, plus Bronson hosts Bunker Hill and Hornby to hurl for Sidney against Colorado, with May 29 an open date.
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Sicney
Seals
Potter
Sidney
Bearcats
Art Closman
Lefty Rehmers
Rehmers
Peetz
Logan County
Bunker Hill
Bronson
Hornby
Colorado Crew
Dalton
Sidney to host annual spring golf tourney June 5
Sidney country club announces its annual spring open golf tournament on Sunday June 5 over 36 holes. 18 holes qualify with 18 for championship play, starting at 8 am. Entries close by 9 am. media coverage limited. Trophies for medalists, champions, runners up, and most eagles or birdies. Entry fee reduced to 1.50 to fit general cordialities.
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Sidney Country Club
Medai
Sidney
C W Smith
Jay Closman
Explosion Damages Smith Home In Morning Blaze
Fire yesterday morning damaged the north side residence of C. W. Smith after a kettle of cleaning fluid exploded while Mrs Smith cleaned curtains. The kitchen, stove finish, and refrigerator were charred, walls smoked, and most of the house requires refinishing. Insurance covers the loss. The fire department extinguished the blaze with slight water damage. Mr Smith joked he had delivered cleaning fluid to his own house as the alarm rang.
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C. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Poppies Sale by Legion Auxiliary Goes On City Streets
Tomorrow will be poppy day in Sidney and thousands of towns as Legion Auxiliary women sell bright red poppies to honor the men who died in the world war. Red flowers will glow on coats and coin boxes will aid the yearly national appeal.
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Sidney
United States
America
Moring
American Legion Auxiliary
Poppies Made by Disabled Veterans For Sale Tomorrow
Thousands of World War I veterans have crafted paper poppies for sale in aid of disabled veterans. Under auxiliary direction, more than ten million flowers have been produced in 58 hospitals and 34 states with each poppy sold for a penny, supporting employment for disabled men.
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Auxiliary
France
Flanders
Gibson Is New Ford Dealer Takes Charge in Sidney
Joe A Gibson of Kimball joins Sidney as Ford distributor after 13 years in autos. He will move his family and operate the Sidney unit from the old Sidney Motor Sales site, retaining some staff. Gibson plans to meet every Ford owner in Cheyenne County and join local civic life.
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Gibson
FORD
Kimball Agency
Sidney
Joe A Gibson
Kimball
Joe A. Gibson
That
Nebraska
R. V. Rodman
Frank Reader
Mr. Gibson
Kimball Lions Club
Paper A Day Late Next Tuesday
The Telegraph will print next Tuesday instead of Monday due to a holiday, and will be issued early Tuesday missing the mailing deadline by a few hours. Advertisers and readers are asked to note the change if delivery is delayed.
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Telegraph News
Graduation Marks End of St Patrick's Academy School Year
The school year at St Patrick's Academy closed Wednesday evening with 17 members of the class of 1932 graduating. Rev S V Bona attended, Patrick J Heaton gave the commencement address, and honors were awarded including J B Foley medals and various scholastic leaders.
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ST. Patrick’s Academy
St. Patrick's Academy
S. V. Bona
Patrick J. Heaton
Anton Link
Mary Donnelly
Julesburg
Mary Kumer
Venango
Hazel McCarthy
Chappell
Richard Patrowsky
Malvin Filbin
Clarence Deaver
Frederick Meick
Enned Rodgers
Clarence Beyer
Michael Wellner
Margaret Maher
Agnes Beyer
Francis Wellner
Mildred Francis
Elvira Campbell
Mary Pertrey
Helen Hahler
Lawrence Clinton
Marianne Dolan
Viola Zwickl
Agnes Filbin
Maxine Sokol
Wilma Withers
Rose Donnelly
Lois Gallagher
Edward Dorahoe
Catherine Wellner
Margaret Schulenberg
Leo Zwick
Marie Cortney
Virginia Clinton
Kathleen Sokol
Alice Marie Gallagher
Dorys Treinen
Marjorie Ann
Poole to Card Next American Legion Bouts in June
Negotiations proceed for the next American Legion boxing event here in late June. Matchmaker Jack Poole is contacting several well known fighters with plans to feature Billy Reitz against Faye Clark while Ham Jenkins would meet the next main event winner, shaping a high level regional card without color ed fighters. Ernie Gill and Eddie Randolph may appear in main bouts as Poole aims to build a string of strong shows.
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American Legion
Jack Poole
Billy Reitz
Holyoke
Jimmy Hill
Denver
Reitz
Faye Clark
Hemingford
Clark
Kenny Austin
Poole
Ham Jenkins
Billy O'Neil
O'Neil
Sidney
Ernie Gill
Eddie Randolph
Chuck Moore
Cheyenne
Hamilton Calls Public to Fight Proposed Theatre Tax
Manager A J Hamilton of the Fox theatre urges Sidney residents to oppose a ten percent tax on theatre admissions in a national revenue bill. He warns higher prices would reduce attendance, threaten the industry, and diminish the city’s draw as a traffic magnet. Local readers are asked to join the effort.
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A. J. Hamilton
Fox Theatre
Hamilton
Congress
Mr. Hamilton
The
Telegraph
Sidney
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