Population Increase In This City Indicated
Ranged with HOLC foreclosures under way some especially good values are being placed on the market for occupancy within the next few months.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
7
Armistice Day boxing card features Duran and regional prospects
A six bout Armistice Day boxing card headlines Duran and Scotts Bluff’s prospect star, with Kirk challenging him for big company status. Fort Warren's Chick Eldridge faces Jimmy Harris of Brush in a fast featherweight tilt, plus Bert Lee meets Joe Grimes and Victor Marker takes on Pete Mayo in four round bouts. Tickets unchanged as fights start 7 15 p m for the Armistice dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duran
Scottsbluff
Fars
Kirk
Chick Eldridge
Fort Warren
Jimmy Harris
Brush
Colo
Harris
Colorado
Bert Lee
Joe Grimes
Walsenburg
Victor Marker
Scotts Bluff
Sidney
Pete Mayo
Marker
Bob Loebe Uere
Legion
Anti Peddler Law To Be Requested Shortly
Wyoming follows Sidney in pushing stringent anti peddler laws to keep dollars in local towns. The public backs action as stores vow to fight loss of business to non residents. A Sidney peddler who usually earned 600 dollars daily criticized the advertising series for her woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Oil Prospecting Near Here Thought Certain
Seismograph crews have been in the west Dalton area and holes were dynamited as part of prospecting. Farmers heard talk of oil testing over a wide zone around Sidney extending about fifty miles, with the region long a focus for oil men though no drilling has started. The texture across western Nebraska mirrors formations mined from Montana to Texas and Mexico, while Kansas and Wyoming fields are largely controlled by groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dalton
Sidney
Nebraska
Montana
Texas
Mexico
Kansas
Wyoming
Exploration extends into western Nebraska for Wyoming and Kansas firms
Operators from Wyoming and Kansas see western Nebraska as a new field of exploration. The article notes several tests in Sioux County but none near Sidney, suggesting early stage prospects and the lack of nearby staking or development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
Sioux County
Sidney
Armistice Day Title Fight Heads To Sidney Card
Armistice Day events in Sidney feature two unbeaten youths in a hot bout as Louis seeks a 59 fight win streak against a top rival who defeated Young Dixon. The undercard is stronger than usual with predictions of a sellout audience as merchants close shops for Armistice Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Young Dixon
Merchants Bureau Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Gives F. D. Huge Lead Tuesday
A storm of ballots blankets Nebraska with Democratic office holders leaving only two Republicans atop the drift. Leo N. Swanser wins re election as state land commissioner by about 10 000 votes over Arthur Olson. A constitutional amendment abolishing the office passes by near 40 000. AP tabulation forecasts total 600 000 plus versus 578 764 in 1934. Secretary of State Harry R. leads the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Leo N. Swanser
Arthur Olson
Associated Press
Harry R
Vote Totals Show Roosevelt Margin Near 100000 in Nebraska
Swanson leads Burkett by about 100000 as final counts roll in. Norris wins fifth term with 35000 vote edge and Roosevelt nears 600000 total. Cochran doubles yesterday’s plurality by about 80000, with Landon taking 14 counties. Lancaster County favors Norris and Roosevelt. five incumbents re-elected. Telegraph wantads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Griswold
Karl Stefan
Norfolk
Terry Carpenter
Binderup
Dr. Townsend
Coughlin
Terry
Robert Simmons
Associated Press
Norris
Gov
Cochran
Lancaster County
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Sioux sue to claim millions over old treaties and land losses
Sioux tribal groups from Rosebud Standing Rock Pine Ridge Cheyenne River Crow Creek Lower Brule Santee and Fort Peck file before the Court of Claims seeking more than 218 million dollars plus interest for treaty non observance and land misappropriation dating from 1868. A 1934 amended petition adds 12 million for educational obligations, with total claims around 4.3 million plus interest for other tribes in the same suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Claims
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Standing Rock Reservation
North
Pine Ridge
Cheyenne River
Crow Creek
Lower Brule Reservations
Santee Reservation
Nebraska
Fort Fock Reservation
Montana
Senate
Tetons
Yanktonia
Santees
Bigger Pageant Plans For 1937 Are Started
Plans for a larger Gift of God pageant at Bayard on June 15 16 17 and 18 1937 were outlined at a Bayard meeting. Rev Harold N Nye and Rev Louis H Kaub coordinated the conference with Kaub revising dialog as work begins months early. The event will feature an enlarged cast enhanced lighting and a public address system for music and directing, staged in the amphitheatre near Chimney Rock. No admission is charged and Christus remains offstage. In 1936 the four shows drew over 18 000 spectators from 22 states and 62 Nebraska counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Federal Council of
Kaub
Chimney Rock
Christus
Nebraska
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