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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1930

Page

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Omaha Man Admits Embezzling $3,000 From Bank

Fred Kahl Jr born near Sidney admitted to falsifying bank records and embezzling about $3,000 from Omaha National Bank. He was bound over to federal court in Omaha by U S Commissioner Robert Barlow after being questioned in Sidney and Kimball County. Bail set at $3,000.

Omaha National Bank Fred Kahl, Jr Cheyenne County United States Federal Court Omaha United States Robert Barlow Kahl Kimball F. R. Mandeville Sidney Barlow Kimball County Mandeville

Popular Couple Is Married At Denver

Mary Maher eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Maher of Sidney and Clyde Brady of Denver, a former resident of Potter, were married on Armistice day at Sterling. The ceremony surprised Sidney friends as an earlier Thanksgiving timing was reported. They honeymoon a month in the eastern states and will reside in Sterling where Brady works for Stickney's.

Mary Maher T. E. Maher Sidney Clyde Brady Denver Potter Sterling Brady Stickney's

District meeting of feeders halted by severe weather

The district meeting of livestock feeders scheduled for Sidney yesterday was canceled due to a severe blizzard. Because meetings were tied to the Sid ney schedule, the Bidney session cannot be rearranged. Speakers en route to Sidney were held at Ogallala by the storm, with O. O. Waggoner of the Burlington railroad the only program member to arrive.

Sidney Willey Ogallala O. O. Waggoner Burlington Railroad

Weather Cuts Crowd At P T A Meeting

Bad weather trimmed attendance at the P T A meeting on Wednesday night but a fair turnout still enjoyed. Mrs J W Neilson spoke on state meeting topics and sparkled the gathering. The five and six grades at East Ward, led by Miss Morris, won the picture for most parents present. Open house at North Ward is planned tonight and Ted P T A aims to fill the new building with guests.

J. W. Neilson G. F. Liebendorfer Sidney East Ward Morris North Ward Ted P.T. A

American Legion Auxiliary Outlines Yearly Work in Sidney

The Sidney unit of the American Legion Auxiliary announces a busy program for the coming year led by Mrs. Carl Hutchison. Goals include aiding disabled veterans, assisting dependent children, promoting world peace through Fidac, and helping veterans reestablish life after hospital care. The organization emphasizes service to community and nation and invites interested women to participate.

American Legion Auxiliary Sidney Carl Hutchison Hutchison

Crop values show Nebraska’s relative stability in 1930 survey

Nebraska crop values are projected to fall about 4 percent from 1929, a smaller drop than most middle western states. Iowa Kansas Missouri and South Dakota face 12 to 28 percent declines while Oklahoma Kentucky Tennessee and Texas see 41 to 66 percent losses. Nebraska ranks third in total crop values behind Iowa and Illinois, with production higher in 1930 due to lower prices. Prof. T Bruce Robb notes the smaller decrease reflects stronger output despite price drops.

Nebraska University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Middle West Babson’s Business Service Iowa Kansas South Dakota Oklahoma Kentucky Tenness Texas Michigan Ilinois T. Bruce Robb Department of Business Research University

Union Pacific Announces Holiday Fares to California

Union Pacific unveils lowest Christmas holiday fares to California for travel from the territory east of Ogden and Salt Lake City. Sale runs December 16 to 22 and December 26, with return by January 15. Two fare options apply: same-route return plus 50 cents or different-route return plus one third. First class tickets offered.

California Union Pacific Ogden Salt Lake City

Mission attracts large crowds to St Patrick's church

Sidney crowds attend nightly mission by Rev. Father John Cunningham at St Patrick's church. Rev Anton Link praises Cunningham as a nationwide famed Jesuit missionary. Talks run 7:30 pm each evening with morning lectures through November 23 open to the public. Non Catholics increasingly attend the acclaimed talks.

Sidney Catholic Church Father John Cunningham St. Patrick’s Church Anton Link Sidney Rev. Cunningham Cunningham Rev Link

Larson Cleared in County Court Assault Case

A county court jury found Elmer Larson not guilty of assault and battery after a confrontation with neighbor Ray Wills. The trial hinged on contested testimony about a hand to hand clash in a cornfield near a corn picker. The court ordered dismissal of the case with no further charges likely.

Elmer Larson Ray Wills Larson Wills

Helen Kirk Weds Devon Pratt in Golden Ceremony

Sidney beauty parlor owner Helen Kirk and D. A. Pratt insurance man were married Monday afternoon in Golden Colorado. Rev Harding of the Methodist church officiated. Witnesses were Russell Kincade and Mrs. Kincade of Sidney. Both couples are well known in Sidney and Cheyenne with many friends.

Helen Kirk Sidney D. A. Pratt Golden Colo Harding Methodist Church Russell Kincade Pratt Cheyenne

Lions Hear Talks At Meeting Wednesday

Lions club members met at noon on Wednesday with talks by Dr R E Roche attorney Walter K Hodgkin and attorney C S Radcliffe Judge G P Kratz presiding Ronald Barker and Freda Hammer were presented by Dr L A Donahoe as entertainment offering several instrumental and vocal numbers.

Lions Club R. E. Roche Walter K. Hodgkin C. S. Radcliffe G. P. Kratz Ronald Barker Freda Hammer L.A. Donahoe

Van Hise To Deliver Thanksgiving Sermon at Union Service

Rev E C Van Hise of Christ Episcopal church will deliver the Thanksgiving sermon at the union service in Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving at 7 30 p m. Dr W T Kahse pastor will lead the service and encourage attendance by the Sidney community.

Union Trinity Lutheran Church W. T. Kahse E. C. van Hise Christ Episcopal Church Sidney

Western Nebraska Gathering Under Formation

Tentative programs for organized agriculture in western Nebraska are ready. Extension agents mail hundreds of copies to farmers. Chadron hosts the meeting December 10 11 with sessions on crops dairy cattle livestock feeds and meat cutting demonstrations by Prof. W J Loeffel. Notable speakers include A E Anderson and L C Ober Hes. tree planting and home economics also featured.

Western Nebraska County Farm Bureau The Agricultural College Potato Improvement Association Chadron Francis Flood South America L. C. Oberlies Lincoln N. W. Gaines A. E. Anderson South Dakota Extension Service L. C. Ober- Hes C. W. Watkins W. J. Loeffel Department of Animal Husbands Harold Hedges Mary Mason College of Agriculture

Burlington Receives Powerful Locomotives

The Burlington railroad took delivery of 20 new locomotives, 12 for passenger service and eight for long distance freight. Each costs $100,000, totaling two million, representing the latest in motive power and promising immediate service on routes including the Black Hawk.

Burlington Railroad

Pagaent On Tuesday Night Is Successful

Members of the Womans club presented a beautifully staged peace pageant Tuesday evening in the new city auditorium. A large crowd attended despite threatening weather. Cast members included Mrs M G Rise as Peace and others representing nations and groups.

Womans Club New City Auditorium M. G. Rise Peace A. E. Wright United States H. W. Biedermann N. L. Niblack Persia R. ‘W. Zimmerle France L. L. Lockwood Germany John Borland Czechoslovakia W. M. Mortensen Norway Fred Mause Austria Russell Dedrick Chile Harold Huntsinger Japan J. C. Parks Holland

Broadwater Deaths Prompt Probe Into Moonshine Trade

A Broadwater youth died and two companions fell ill, allegedly from poisoned liquor, triggering a probe into the local moonshine trade. Authorities filed possession and safe charge documents against a prominent resident, and the dead youth's body was found behind a pool hall as telephones to the river town stayed largely out of service after a blizzard.

Broadwater

Dalton Boy Leads Nebraska Team in Kansas City Contest

Fred Seifer of Dalton helped Nebraska win the crop judging team title at the American Royal in Kansas City on Monday November 17 The team earned a trophy a scholarship and four medals Seifer placed sixth individually Glen Burton Barley and Horace Traulsen Paxton placed first and third The group trains for Chicago international in December Judges graded grain hay cotton corn small grains seeds and weed varieties under tough conditions coached by Anton Frolik and Seifer is a junior in the college of agriculture.

Fred Seifer Dalton University of Nebraska Kansas City Siefer Glen Burton Barley Horace Traulsen Paxton Nebraska College of Agriculture Anton Frolik Chicago

Beechers Injured In Automobile Crash Near Ans Tey

An automobile accident near Ans Teay last Saturday night seriously injured Bishop George A Beecher and Mrs Beecher. Mrs Beecher was most seriously injured and not yet out of danger. Bishop Beecher is reportedly recovering but still in serious condition. They recently attended a meeting of the old Fort Sidney deanery of the Episcopal church in Sidney. They are well known in Sidney and the accident will concern many local readers.

Anstey George A. Beecher Beecher

Entertainment Zenith Reached With Bookings For Next Month

The Fox theatre in Denver area announces November and December bookings led by major pictures from Heads Up to Min and Bill. A. J. Hamilton, manager, cites a zenith in motion picture excellence with titles featuring Charles Rogers, Claudette Colbert, Harold Lloyd, Gary Cooper and John Wayne among others.

Fox Theatre Denver A. J. Hamilton Tabor Theatre Tom Sawyer Paramount Theatre Hamilton Charles Rogers Warner Baxter Renegades Claudette Colbert Harold Lloyd Clara Bow el Brendel Olsen and Johnson Sailor Behave Gary Cooper Constance Bennett Marie Dressler Wallace Beery Min Bill Mr. Hamilton Cooper Rex Beach Warner Brothers Talking Pictures E Brende Marguerite Churchill John Wayne

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U. S Fred Kahl JR P. T. A. Meeting Pacific Coast Mission Devon Pratt Lions van Hise Western Panhandle’s Ag Burlington Panhandle Western Union North Platte Grand Island Julesburg City Street Department Billeter Dalton Boy Champ Judgers Beechers Zenith
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