Helen Harper Leads All Public School Pupils First Six Weeks
Helen Harper tops early ranking among public school pupils for the first six weeks, with standout grades in multiple third and second grades. Notable performers include Josephine Radcliffe, Richard Agnew, Betty Hardy, Lavern Anthony, Carter Kokjer, Charles Oliver, Joyce Peter, Dorothy Hansen, Doris Griswold, Edith Nelson, Julanne Carr, Helena Jo Nielsen, Hazel Smith, and Beverly Wright.
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Helen Harper
Josephine Radcliffe
Richard Agnew
Betty Hardy
Lavern Anthony
Carter Kokjer
Charles Oliver
Joyce Peter
Dorothy Hansen
Doris Griswold
Doris Darnell
North
Edith Nelson
Julanne Carr
Helena Jo Neilsen
Hazel Smith
Beverly Wright
Sidney Town Team Preps Armistice Day Game
Sidney town team works out for Armistice Day football game with a cash guarantee and a percentage split for the headline fighters. Boxing committee sets a $600 house cost to break even, prompting a sellout push by legion members. Tickets sold at Joe Simodynes Sidney Drug Company and Johnson Drug Company. Reserved seats on the lower floor with general admission elsewhere.
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Legion
Joe Simodynes
Sidney Drug Gompany and
Johnson Drug Company
Plans Speed Ahead for Armistice Day Parade
Plans move forward for an Armistice Day parade with patriotic services at the city auditorium at 10 45 a m. A miniature train is expected to accompany the event reflecting ceremonial preparations and local participation.
Maroons Ready for North Platte Test Amid Skepticism
Local fans doubt the November 18 clash as Lincoln county drills sweep central Nebraska with a high scoring running and passing attack. Coach Black hedges on victory, recalling last season when North Platte failed to grab Sidney. Expected lineup includes Marey and Christofferson at ends, Ladine and Roberts at tackles, Atkins and Johnson guards, Masse at center, Bonham and Stewart halves, Thomas at quarterback.
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North Platte
Lincoln County Crew
Central Nebraska
Black
Sidney
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Dame
Marey
Christofferson
Ladine
Roberts
O. Atkins
Johnson
N. Atkins
Earl Masse
Sidney Man Elected Official Of Boy Scout Council At Scottsbluff
Sidney man named official of the Boy Scout Council at Scottsbluff quotes a plan to achieve a class A rating this year. The executive report stressed seven top problems, outlines a district wide program, and notes finances show a slight balance with no deficit expected. The report cites 3 721 letters sent and 28 851 miles traveled as office service for the council towns.
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Lody
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Alliance
Chadron
Nebraska
State Journal Company Appeals Disallowed Claim
The State Journal company appeals a disallowed claim against Cheyenne county after an October 4 meeting where commissioners refused to consider it. The claim totals 239.74 over four bills the company says are due from the county with The Globe Indemnity Company as surety. The State Journal company must press suit immediately and pay all costs.
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State Journal Company
Cheyenne County
Globe Indemnity Company
Huge damage suit filed in contractor dispute at Cheyenne county
A major damage suit in Cheyenne county court alleges extensive harassment by Reel Contractors Inc and affiliates. The filing details break in at a warehouse, threats against the landlord, intimidation of law officers, and alleged false insolvency rumors aimed at hurting the plaintiff’s business dealings. It lists construction contracts totaling 436,611.52 with multiple Nebraska counties and Wyoming locations, plus machinery rentals of 36,706.97. Attorney Roland Rodman leads for Reel Contractors with John Kunz and Patrick Heaton assisting.
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Thomas O'Connell
E. L. Hyde
R. P. Kepler
Sidney Tractors and Machinery Company
Tramps
Frank Schroeder
Fisher Transfer Company
Reel Contractors, Inc
United States District Court
Plintiff
Wyoming
Deuel County
Box Butte County
Dawes County
Cherry County
Morrill County
Garden County
Scotts Bluff County
City of Sidney
District Court
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Roland Rodman
John Kunz
Patrick Heaton
Wheat Market Dives to New Low Amid Grain Slump
Wheat futures plummeted to a fresh low yesterday with other grains also falling. Analysts say the overall grain market has nearly ceased to exist, reflecting broad commodity weakness and market disruption.
Cheyenne County Voters Eye Near 5000 Ballots on Election Day
Cheyenne County voters are expected to cast close to 5000 ballots on November 8 as campaigns warn of dangers in choosing opponents. The Telegraph highlights political advertisements urging thoughtful voting under the slogan Vote as you please but vote. Prof Gayle C Walker of Lincoln chairs the Nebraska state central committee with regional vice chair in charge of 20 districts assisting. Citizens are advised to review candidate advertisements before November 8.
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Cheyenne County
Telegraph
The
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Farmers Split Over Farm Board and Prohibition Changes
Cheyenne county farmers divide over abolishing the Farm Board and altering the 18th Amendment. Some demand ending the agency to restore grain control, others oppose liquor changes. the presidential race hinges on these issues. Democratic promises to modify prohibition clash with Republican support for the Farm Board, shaping local ballots.
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Cheyenne
Sidney Ice Hockey Stars Leave for Kansas City Tryouts
Sidney ice hockey players head to a Kansas City pro team for tryouts as managers seek US talent amid many National League draftees from the American League. Grant and Bauman, longtime associates, helped arrange the opportunity with hopes Fritz Vath could join the trip.
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Sidney Ice Hockey Stars
Kansas City
United States
Canada
Grant
H. E
Bauman
Sidney
Fritz Vath
Policy change announced at theatre for Sunday release
The theatre plans to start a new policy effective Sunday featuring Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus as the Sunday night main picture. On Monday and Tuesday, George Arliss in Successful Calamity will be shown, touted as a worthy successor to The Man Who Played God after a strong Fox run.
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Boyd
Marlene Deitrich
Venus
George Arliss
Arliss
God
the Fox
Fox
Postoffice project bids opened to more firms delaying work
The postoffice project bids are opened to firms beyond the initial 26, risking further delays. Of 80000 dollars total cost, 10800 spent on site. Revised specs drop carved stone panels and outdoor lawn sprinkler, switching to walnut paneling and 다른 finishes to cut costs. Local labor protection exists but no exclusive local hire rule. Work to start by month end, weather permitting, likely lasting through winter. Chamber of commerce to press for local labor preference. Education of local labor impact draws protests from Sidney groups.
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The
Treasury
Robert G. Simmons
Ray W. Nedrow
Washinton
Paul Martin
Sidney
Comptroller
Nedrow
Chamber of Commerce
Two Panhandle Cities Seek Federal Loans
Two western Nebraska cities apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for loans. Scottsbluff seeks 125,000 to erect a city auditorium as the city lacks a civic building, while Gering plans to request funds for a city hall with the amount undecided. Both aim to ease unemployment after the December sugar factory closure.
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Nebraska
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Scottsbluff
Gering
Popular Demand Prompts Theatre Gold Night Reopen
Patrons’ demand prompts E W Boyd to resume the theatre gold night plan starting Wednesday Nov 9 at 9 pm. Each Wednesday gold prizes of 49 turn up at local merchants as tickets are distributed by stores like Piggly Wiggly Cressey Central Store Leon Fine Herbert's Mission Super-Service Sidney Garage Sidney Drug Young Cafe Economy Furniture Powell Hardware. Fox theatre coupon plan shelved. traders join in with tickets for the gold night feature.
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E. W. Boyd
Boyd
Fox Theatre
Piggly Wiggly
Cressey Central
Stoe
Leon Fine
Herbert's
Mission Super-office Bestrom
Sidney Gare Age
Sidney Drug Company
Young Cafe
Economy Furniture
Powell Hardware Store
Bluhill Coffee Leads With Can Contents Story
In the Ions run an odd phrasing describes choosing coffee over advertising and notes roast and pack quality matter. It claims Bluhill coffee holds the real story in the can contents, implying contests or contents reveal truth beyond appearances.
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Youjis
Bluhill Coffee
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