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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1933

Page

3

Big awards listed by local stores tomorrow fair

Readable prize roster highlights many contests with shop sponsors. Awards include best homemade quilt largest family largest potato ear of corn oldest man and oldest lady along with various contests such as hog calling fiddling and shoe pitching. Prizes range from merchandise, cash, and goods with display hours and prize awarding noted.

J. C. Penney Company Greenlees’ Inc Stevens van Engelen Company Sidney Drug Company Snyder Clothing Company Leon Fine Hepner Clothing Company Johnson Drug Company Central Shoe Store Burgess Music Store Piggly Wigely Freytag Store Herbert Store Old Truly Cheyenne County Trading Company Zwickl’s Grocerteria Krumm’s O. P. Skaggs Bergstrom Mission Super Hardy Furniture Safeway Star Market Western Drug Company Winder’s Hardware Company Ford Ford Tire Joe A. Gibson Chevrolet Kokjer Motor Company Lockwood Jewelry Company 10Th Jackson Streets Cheyenne County Lumber Company

Sunol News Roundup From Sunol Community Page

Old man winter appears as Kenneth Christensen visits Arlington folks travel. W F Piller and Henry Belz with son in Sunol. Reforestation camp calls for the son. Ruth Cortney visits with her father. Dorothy Wilt attends school play near Dalton. Mrs A Fenske and Shirley Pavlat visit Sidney. Gertrude Nelson visits school. Chas Strom and Nellie Pettys call on Mrs Dickinson. Stimka and Kenneth Christensen return from Paxton. P T A meets at the school. Quelle’s pupils perform. EF Harms family at Gothenburg. Thelma Hornicek visits Marie Held.

Dorothy Wilt Dalton A. F. Whitmire Sidney Friend Dickinson Bert Allingeton Gertrude Nelson Chas. Strom Houston T.x Nellie Pettys Lodge Pole Friend Dickens

SEXTORP NEWS: First Snow Falls and Community Notes

The first snow of the season fell as residents stay busy with harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter Marjcre visit Sidney. Wasner and Frerk depart for Dodge after visits. Sunday school canceled due to cold. Dave Brown returns from Germny with optimistic health. Harvey Fisher returns home from hospital and feels improved. Fred Princes shop in Potter. Ted Mathewson harvests corn for Pete Nelson. Karnick leaves for Dodge to spend winter. George Reetz and Coulter families dine with Coulter. Farmers Union No. 725 meets at Leslie Weikhorst home with a noon cafeteria lunch. blank attendance noted.

Charles Smith Marjcre George Reets Sidney Wasner Frerk Dodge Dave Brown Eall Germnzy Hev Harvey Fisher Fred Princes Potter Ted Mathewson Pete Nelson J. S. Karnick George Reetz C. C. Crowell George Coulter Farmers Union Local No. 725 Leslie Weikhorst

Pleasant View Social Notes Share Local Visits

Mrs J E Morrow and guests from Gemeinhardt and Schlicting families enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Mueler and Mathes homes. Numerous calls and motor trips occurred among locals including J E Morrow to Potter, Ben Hilpert, Art Mueller, and Hugo Harrison visiting Mathewson and Hilpert households. Goose shooting on the North Platte River noted as unusually prolonged this season.

C. G. Gemeinhardt Albert Schlicting Frank Muel Joe Gerler Frank Mathes Pete Nelson J. E. Morrow Ben Hilpert Art Mueller Henry Moench Potter W. D Mathewson Mable Foster W. D. Mathewson Mrs. Henry Hates Billy Art Brandenberg John Heimer Burdette Reed Dan Heimer Art Hugo Mueller Art ‘Shler Hilport T. C. Mathewson Hugo Harrison Benson Dix

Maple Grove Halloween Party Attended by Local Residents

Mrs Ed Miles and Mrs Charley Smith hosted a Hallowe en party and program attended by Mrs Max Weaver and her children Wayne and Patricia plus Mrs Ed Miles and others. The event took place on Tuesday with a festive program.

Maple Grove Mrs Ed Miles Max Weaver Wayne Patricia Charley Smith

Antelope Community Social Notes and Visits

Local residents share visits and gatherings from Sunday to Friday. The bulletin lists neighbors calling on Nelson, Olsen, and Beale families, a Halloween party at the school, sales attendance, and a Century of Progress trip to Chicago. Families include Nelsons, Larsons, Olsons, Beales, and Hermoldsheimer among others.

Agricultural Act and NRA Siamese Twins, Johnson Says

General Hugh S Johnson, NRA administrator, described the NRA and AAA as Siamese legislative twins that cannot live apart. He urged patience in the Midwest, noted relief efforts for agriculture, and called for cooperation to fulfill the national recovery program. He stressed guarding both programs as a matter of economic freedom.

Hugh S Johnson NRA Agricultural Adjustment Administration Des Moines Johnson Middle West Roosevelt Roper AAA Wallace George Peek Themelves

East Dalton News Briefs and Social Moments

Lloyd Yowell family hosted Friday supper with Chester Hunnicutt in Sidney. Ed Mintken shopped in Sidney. Mrs Rathmen remains on sick list. John Ebert and Charles Munshaw Sr hosted Sunday dinner. Several ladies attended a Gurley party. Rathman, Christen, Miller, and Brennan families shared Sunday with the Yowells. Sidney Masons led a special school of instruction in Dalton. Telecommunications Want Ads promise results.

Lloyd Yowell Chester Hunnicutt Sidneys Ed Mintken Sidney Fred Rathmen John Ebert Charles Munshaw, Sr

Political criticism targets inflation harm and recovery plan

The speaker denounces inflation driven production, argues against undermining the recovery administration through tactics by beneficiaries, and attacks critics offering no alternative. He warns against listening to old voices who helped cause the national crisis, urging action over passive rhetoric. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

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