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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

2

Mystery Clues Persist in Frahm Case as Officers Sweep Lake

Fred Frahm remains jailed in Nebraska over the disappearance of his brother Fred Frahm who left Sidney with John Frahm on November 8 1928. The car of John Frahm was later found burned west of Julesburg with parts scattered along the Proctor Crook highway. A dog head with a bullet hole matching a gun sold in Sidney ties to the case while sacks found by Oliver Dunbar contain antelope remains, suggesting illegal poaching and attempted concealment.

Fred Frahm Nebraska Sidney John Frahm North Platte Julesburg Proctor Crook Frahm Oliver M. Dunbar

Bunker Hill rallies to win baseball game in last minute

Bunker Hill defeats Bushnell 12 to 11 after a late rally as Beyer and Bales suffer rough outings. Box score shows multiple hits by H Borcher, T Borcher, A Wentz, M Bogle, and Land. Wentz and Rose contribute key runs. umpires Bales and Cawthra officiate.

Bunker Hill J. Beyer R. Rose W. Beyer Bales Bushnell L. Bogle R. Wentz A. Wentz Leininger Land Bunker Hill Co Borcher Sterling T. Borcher A. Borcher Bunker Hill Bushnell Sibich Mahoney L. Bogle H. Borcher M. Bogle Altis Titsworth Beyer Lnd Bushnell M. Bogel Cawthra

American Legion District Tops Member Drive in Panhandle

Arthur H Dilley of Sidney, district executive committee member, will attend the state conference of executive committeemen in Lincoln on Monday June 10. He recently finished a personal lecture tour of each post in his district.

American Legion OF Panhandle Arthur H Dilley Sidney Lincoln Dilley

Sisters Intercede for Life of Sherman Executed Today

In Sheridan County the Pochon family and a grandmother urged clemency for Sherman who faces execution today for the May 18 1928 crime that included an infant attack and assault on his daughter. Warden Fenton arranged final visits for two sisters who were allowed near the condemned man behind a heavy wire screen as the death row transfer nears.

Sheridan County Roger Pochon Morris Swart R. G. Tinkham Omaha Sherman Gilbert Trenton N. J Lincoln Fenton Burwell

Sidney Scouts Jamboree At Bridgeport Report

Sidney Scouts Troop No. 89 won the relay with a 40 second message. Troop No. 10 Mitchell took signal tower. Harry Scott Troop 2 Scottsbluff won knotting with L Scott second and Don Allen third. Bridgeport won general service in 7 minutes. Broadwater semaphore. Coleman and Kenyon both from Mitchell placed in scout pace second and third. Finley Troop 1 Scottsbluff won fire by friction and fire by flint and steel in 18.5 seconds.

Sidney Signal Tower Mitchell Knottying Harry Scott Scottsbluff L. Scott Don Allen Bridgeport Broadwater Coleman Kenyon Lafleur Friction Finley Flint and Steel

Flapjack and Axe Throwing Contests Highlight Scout Meet

Wayne Shaver wins the flapjack contest for Troop 2 Scottsbluff while Chatfield of Troop 2 Scottsbluff places second in axe throwing. Dodd of Troop 10 Mitchell takes third in a first aid race won by Bridgeport with Scottsbluff taking third, and Troop 90 Sidney also noted.

Wayne Shaver

Reel and Kennedy Pursue Motorized Contracting

Reel and Kennedy in corporate contracting discuss moving from animal power to motorized outfits. They toured Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa, noting progress toward eliminating mule labor. They cite floor lights enabling night work and a track-based wagon to ensure operation in all weather. One machine and elevating grader with the wagon could replace 21 mules and six men.

Reel Kennedy Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Iowa

Clifford Jones of Sidney Awarded Burlington Prize

Clifford Jones of Sidney is awarded the Burlington Prize for his leadership in 4-H club work. Club leaders who devote themselves to this work are most deserving of credit as effective 4-H programs rely on strong local leadership. Public spirited citizens who contribute to agricultural education advance community welfare.

Clifford Jones OF Sidney

Increase in Acreage of Nebraska Farms Shown in Bulletin

The bulletin groups Nebraska counties into north, south, southeast and other districts to show geographic patterns in farming. It reports 24 percent of farm land in the north district and 19 percent in the northwest, with the rest evenly split. Cultivated land is 20 percent in the east district, 17 percent in the northeast, 12 percent in the south. The bulk of corn comes from the northeast and central districts at 20 percent each, while central and southeast districts contribute 14 percent annually.

Hayes Hitchcock Keith Lincoln Perkins Red Willow Adams Franklin Furnas Gesper Harlan Kearney Phelps Webster Clay Fillmore Gage Jefferson Johnson Nemaha Nuckolls Otoe Pawnee Richardson Saline Thayer

Wheat production shares by region in the state

The east section yields 22 percent of winter wheat while the northwest contributes 16 percent. In contrast the northwest supplies 84 percent of spring wheat, with five percent from the southwest and four percent from the north.

Northwest Southwest

Notice of Teachers Examination at Sidney Court House

State teachers examination set for Saturday June 1 192 at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse. Gertrude N M Nelson County Superintendent presiding.

Court House Sidney Nebraska Gertrude NM. Nelson

Majestic Electric Radio Debuts New 1929 Models

Majestic dealer A. J. Hepner promotes the new 1929 Majestic radios proudly called The Mighty Monarch of the Air. The display showcases the latest models with sales pitched as the greatest buy today as prices dropped May 1.

Majestic Electric A. J. Hepner Majestic

Bluhill Coffee Targeted In Bus Stop Shakeup

A quirky note asks patrons to seek the blue vacuum can when bus coffee service resumes, and to request Bluhill, promising a preferred blend. The message hints Bluhill coffee will be enjoyed by fans and urges attention to the unusual drinking aid.

Bluhill

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Bluhill Coffee Franm Sidney Scouts Freytag Store Reel and Kennedy SAT Pigsgly Wigely Market Eret Ee Yea America Symphony Lawn C. A. Overman Hink Bldg Nebr Greenlees Sidney’s Style Store
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