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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

6

Maroons and Platters Clash Today in State Tilt

The leading grid matchup features Rob erts McCann and others with At kins at center. Masse slated to return fully, Stewart and Bonham at halves, Thomas at quarter. McNish and George may see early backfield duty if the first string falters as roads to North Platte improve and detours shrink. Fans from several businessmen plan to caravan to the game.

Roberts McCann N. Atkins Masse Stewart

Legion Relief Bureau Seeks Higher Wages for Highway Labor

The Legion Relief Bureau seeks a higher wage scale for upcoming highway labor work. Officials express strong urgency to implement the new pay rates in the contracts to be awarded this week.

Legion Relief Bureau

Winter snow expected in panhandle to aid crops

A weather forecast warns of snow and cold in the panhandle, with moisture valued for winter crops. Farmers report much fall sown grain damaged by the cold and wind, planning reseeding in spring as snowfall could provide subsoil moisture.

Jackson says road upkeep paid by users not railroads

In Cheyenne county during 1931, 2796 passenger cars paid $24,305 in license fees and 1020 trucks paid $8,872.25, totaling $33,177.25. Gas tax receipts added $26,784.92, bringing highway maintenance funding to $59,962.17, exceeding railroad contributions by $51,812. The public is urged to consider taxpayers’ interests.

Cheyenne County

Fox Kids Club Opens With Five Cent Admission

Saturday afternoon at the Fox Theatre marks the Fox Kids Club debut at one o clock. Children under 12 pay 5 cents and may join the club. Ten Chandu magic trick sets will be given away and the first chapter of The Last Frontier serial shown.

Fox Theatre Fox Kidies Club

Special Saturday Hats Discount Sale Announcement

A new line of metal hats arrives for Saturday sale with price cut from $5.00 to $3.75. Velvet and felt hats priced at $1.75. Store located at 1003 Illinois Street.

Hiinois St

Live Stock And Grain Outlook Delayed In Price Hike

Trading outlook notes halted price gains in live stock and grain. Barley remains firm due to brewers demand while corn supplies are ample. Wheat could rise if a 95 cent gain occurs, boosting stored wheat value, though Cheyenne County farmers expect no major market rebound and focus on hog price increases.

Cheyenne County

Vocational Guidance Topic At SES P.T.A. Meeting

The SES P.T.A. discussed vocational guidance in public schools during a Wednesday night meeting. Prof J W Nielsen led the talk with Principal O J Weymouth and others aiding, though time limited discussion. A junior high handwork exhibit followed, showing contest results among three rooms and several standout pieces. Miss Elizabeth Winders of Aledo, Ill, is visiting W M Winters and will stay through Thanksgiving.

Elizabeth Winders Aledo, Ill W. M. Winters

Crop Reports Highlight Winter Wheat Outlook in Telegraph

The Telegraph carries crop reports predicting a 50 percent reduction in winter wheat acreage for 1933, with farmers corroborating the forecast. Grain traders in Chicago rely on these summaries to gauge actual belt conditions, while copies reach leading brokerage houses and shape market expectations.

Telegraph Chicago Breckerage

Death of Cheyenne County resident after 51 years

Funeral services were held at Samuel Sweet home with Frank Welch and Mason ic lodge officiating. Interment at Greenwood cemetery with Masons in charge. Pallbearers were W. F. Moore, A. K. Greenlee, I. E. Grabill, W. J. Shoemaker, Co. M. Wright, and Leslie Neubauer. A daughter, Mrs. Joan Call, died in 1927.

Samuel Sweet Frank Welch Odd Fellows Sweet Gehrig Joan Call Mr. Sweet Samuel

Road east of town under survey and culvert work

State funds about 11 000 for preliminary culvert and grading to prepare oiling contracts from Sidney to Bronson and Sidney to Lodge Pole. Bid calls will target paving 20 foot strip on Sinodis street and then balance of 50 feet district two. Governor Bryan aims to start construction before cold weather to employ unemployed men.

Sidney Bronson Lodge Pole Ninth Fifth Avenues Sinodis Street Bryan

Record Low Temperature Sets Ancient Benchmark Across Regions

The weather bureau records a 5 am temperature of 8 degrees, the lowest in sixteen years for this time of year. By 7 am it rose to 11. Lincoln, Valentine, North Platte, and Sioux City logged 18, while Omaha reported 10 above. Billings, Ashland, Beatrice and Auburn all touched 8 above as snow fell.

Weather Bureau Altough Mercury Lincoln Valentine North Platte Sioux City Omaha Burlington Stow Billings Mont Ashland Beatrice Auburn

Lincoln bid openings set for paving and subway work

Bids to be opened in Lincoln Thursday cover projects east of Sidney and nine other units statewide. Sidney line includes a 1.5 mile paving stretch and a subway under Burlington tracks with an overhead crossing. cement, culvert pipe, and structural steel bids noted. C. A. Lady of Scottsbluff attended Sidney council, to stay for scout masters training tonight.

Lincoln Sidney Burlington Highway Department Nebraska Falls City Fall City-Shubert Blair-Herman McCook-Indianola Norfolk-Stanton Sidney- Colton Fremont-Hooper Waterbury-Willis Thatcher- Valentine Nebraska City Syracuse C. A. Lady of Scottsbluff

Sunday Masses and Services Schedule

Sunday masses listed at 7 06 and 9 30 with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 am. Weekday masses at 7 am. Sunday school at 10 am. Prayer meetings at the home of Mr and Mrs Jones Tuesday evening and at church Wednesday night. Co Faith Pastor.

Anton Link

Christian Stewardship and The Christ and His Message

J H Bicknell pastor leads morning preaching on Christian Stewardship and an evening topic The Christ and His Message. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and midweek sermon and prayer at 7 30 pm each Thursday. Worship invitation for all not currently committed elsewhere.

J. H. Bicknell

North Potter Social News Roundup

Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and children spent Sunday at Pine Bluffs at Harold Curry s home. Mrs Clarence Arp is ill and was taken to Taylor hospital. Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom and family visited Ernest Anderson and others Sunday. Jean Parker Nelson Willomina and Clifford Johnson visited Edgar Anderson. Helen and Loyal Tank returned Monday from eastern state to attend Ludolph Weikhorst s funeral. Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and son visited W F Franzen Tuesday. Irving Sanders and Helen Tenk visited Emil Tank. Mrs M A Zwickl has been away from the Zwickl grocery store due to illness.

Helen Tank Fred Reetz Pine Bluffs Harold Curry Clarence Arp Taylor Hospital Sam Wickstrom Henry Willard Edgar Anderson Ernest Anderson Jean Parker Nelson Willomina Clifford Johnson Helen Loyal Tank Ford Herbert Johnson

Thanksgiving 1932 Worship Service at Paul P Cheff Pastor

At 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship service with sermon on Thanksgiving in 1932. All invited. Pastor Paul P Cheff led the ad.

Paul P. ‘Cheff

Trinity English Lutheran Sunday Services and Classes

Trinity English Lutheran invites attendance at Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship and sermon 11 a.m. Luther League 7 p.m. Saturday afternoon instruction at 2 o'clock. Services at Lorenzo Sunday 2 p.m. Pastor Dr. We T Kahse extends cordial invitation.

Luther League Lorenzo We T, Kahse

Bible School Attendance Surpasses Church Membership

The article notes that Bible school attendance exceeded the church's total membership last Sunday. It highlights the high turnout as a remarkable record for the Christian Church Poe Bible, with praise for the attendees and the dedication of the congregation.

Poe Bible Bible School

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