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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1932

Page

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Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture Meeting Planned

Plans for December 6 and 7 in Sidney's city auditorium shape up with speakers from the North Platte experiment station and the agricultural college. Topics cover livestock production soils taxation and character training while the women’s program features speakers from the farm bureau and Capper's Farmer. A farm family fun feed precedes travel lectures on Mexico with a complete program to be announced in the Telegraph.

Western Nebraska Sidney Marvel Baker North Platte Experiment Station H. P. Davis The Agricultural College Dan Hildebrand Nebraska Improved Live Stock Feeders and Breeders Association of Seward S. W. Alford J. R. Redditt J. C. Russell P. H. Stewart H. C. Filley W. H. Brokaw Extension Servicea Blanche Hill R. O. Williams Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Julia Kiene Capper S Farmer Ruth Staples Farm Family Newton W. Gaines Francis Flood Nebraska Farmer Old Mexico Telegraph Kimball Devel Cheyenne

Union Pacific Overhead Crossing Grading Begins Near Sidney

Workmen for George N. Condon started grading for an overhead Union Pacific crossing east of Sidney. A foundation grade for the runway to the viaduct will be laid, with the structure built of steel and cement. The project, delayed by negotiations, aims to reroute the Lincoln highway east of Sidney and pave paths through town and nearby areas by next summer.

George N. Gondon Omaha Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Mr. Condon Burlington Sidney Department of Public Works The Here Lodge Pole

Jacob Whistler dies at 101 in Sidney Nebraska

West Nebraska’s sole centenarian Jacob Whistler dies at his daughter Mrs D F Bennett’s home in Sidney after weeks of declining health. Born 1831 in Circleville Ohio he lived through the Civil War and Spanish American War eras. He celebrated his 100th birthday with city and local groups and remained mentally alert despite failing eyesight. Funeral services are set at the Methodist church with interment at Greenwood cemetery. he had lived with his daughter since moving to Sidney in 1908.

Jacob Whistler West Nebraska Whistler Circleville Ohio Mr. Whistler York County Martha Cummins John W. Whistler Elwood Stratton Lincoln Edith Hall St. Louis Laura Cole Los Angeles Bennett Sidney Deeran Rice Greenwood Cemetery Mrs. Withers Aken Catherine

Four stockholders sued for liability in Liberty Bank case

Hearing in district court on the receivership case of BH Luikart against Nellie Lehmkuhl Ed Lehmkuhl Frank Wolf and Fred Slawson centers on double liability for 66 shares of the defunct Liberty State Bank valued at 6300. The state seeks double value due to improper estate handling and the stock’s transfer from a deceased husband.

District Court

Special Issue Of Telegraph Goes To Every Boxholder

The Telegraph releases a special issue sent to about 4,000 homes in Sidney and Cheyenne county within 25 miles. It promotes bargains and 1932 prices, hoping to support local merchants despite tough business conditions. The edition mixes news and ads to boost readership and trade relations.

Telegraph Sidney The Cheyenne County

Thanksgiving Dinners Mark Quiet Sidney County Day

Thanksgiving spirit fills Sidney and Cheyenne county homes with family gatherings and turkey as the centerpiece. Hosts include Mrs. Clara McNish and Mrs. H T Doran with relatives from Aledo, Alliance, and local towns. Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel host guests including Rev F Charling Mills and families. others entertain at home dinners amid cautious holiday mood.

Sidney Cheyenne County Clara McNish W. M. Winders Elizabeth Winders Aledo M. W. Dimery Jane Margaret Martin Georgia Paul H.T. Doran Catherine Doran Rebecca Baker Jack G. H. Doran Dana Evelyn Doran Joe Daniel William Raper Alliance H. E. Bauman E. A. Winter Clarence Kelly Tom Mary Anne Daniel Ernest Jaeckel F. Charling Mills Albin Olson H. F. Freytag J. B. Roe

Oil Boom Hopes Rise Near Ramsey Well in Colorado

In northeastern Colorado towns investors, including Sidney residents T E Grabill and E C Stockwick, watch the Ramsey well near Buckingham after a three day test produced 1000 barrels per day. Gas from the column carries oil and rock fragments, signaling heavy Dakota sand pressure and a potential large reservoir.

Sidney Colorado St. Anthony W. R. Ramsey Buckingham T. E. Grabill E. C. Stockwick Ramsey Well Hugh Ramsey

New Books Now At Library Finds and Fragments

Librarian Con stance Corbett lists new library holdings including Deeping Sheltered Life Glasgow District Nurse Balwin One Came Out Wilson Play Boy Jordan Twenty Years in Sing Sing Fountain Morgan Quiet Place Payne Forgive Our Trespasses Douglas Robin Hill Larrimore Ostreehoff Jewels Oppenheim Farewell of Logan Barrie Thats My Boy Walace We are Alaskans Davis Short Stories of 1932 O'Brien Fortress Walpole Tree Haven Norris Younger Sister Norris Anxious Days Gibbs Oscurse Destinies Catner Peking Picnic Bridge A Long Time Ago Kennedy Flowering Wilderness Galswortsy Under Northern Stars Raine Benefits Received Rosman Life of Elliot Heritage of Years Walcott Robbers Roost Grey Happiness Hill Hill Prewar Lady Widdiner Silver Fountain Abbott Trunk Call Mystery Farjean Dark Stairway Eberhart Gorgo Gains Magnolia Street Golding Strange River Julian Green Lark Ascordiny Dela Roche Shadow Flies McCaulay Falcons of France Hall Juvenile Here Comes Barnum Susanna Auction Rag gerty Property House Wastail Igloo Good Times Secret Garden Lone Coventry boy.

Constance Corbett Smith Deeping Glasgow Balwin Wilson Jordan Sing Sing Fountain Morgan Payne Douglas Robin Hill Larrimore Oppenheim Logan Barrie Walace Davis O’brien Fortress Walpole Tree Haven Norris Gibbs Oscure Destinies Catner Peking Bridge Kennedy Galswortsy Raine Rosman Elliot Walcott Grey Hill Widdiner Abbott Farjean Eberhart Gorgo Gains Golding Julian Green Dela Roche McCaulay Falcons France Hall Juvenile

Red Cross Opens Saturday Donation Rooms at City Auditorium

The Red Cross room in the city auditorium will be open Saturday from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Mrs E J Leonard announces. People may donate articles at the auditorium. A small portion of new materials from national offices has arrived, but the first families have already been selected to receive them. Larger shipments are anticipated for later distribution to needy homes.

Red Cross E. J. Leonard Leonard

Meat and Fowl Stolen in Western Nebraska Slaughter House Raid

Thieves staged a Tuesday night raid on Olson and Sons slaughter house and produce firm taking dressed beef hogs and sheep prepared for Thanksgiving trade. Believed part of an organized stock theft ring they breached a wooden gate and fence entering the Union Pacific pasture and fled in a large truck with the meat leaving one steer behind as too heavy to handle. Carl Olson says the loss as the market’s largest robbery, with Sheriff Schulz and Deputy Sheldon tracing tracks as the only clue on the south town property guarded by heavy gates and wire.

Nebraska Olson and Sons Union Pacific Ray Martin Central Market Carl Olson W. W. Schulz George Sheldon

Cattle thieves nabbed and ring believed broken up

Sheriffs and officers nabbed two men Kenneth Todd and Al Smith in the act of driving away two cows from the Robert Graham ranch south of Alliance. Both men jailed in Alliance and later taken to Bridgeport for preliminary hearing. The truck carried two calves killed on the way. hides with the Graham brand remained on the cattle. Officers also recovered a cache of new clothing at Smiths residence during a liquor search.

Robert Graham Here Kenneth Todd al Smith Alliance Bridgeport Morrill Smith

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U. P Condon Methodist’ Church W. J. Shoemaker A. K. Greenlee C. J. Osborn W. F. Moore Frank Hand Henry T Treasury Olson Lincoln Firm Department States GE Liberty Bank Connally-Foster Sidney Federal Building Olson Construction Company Health Treasury Department Congress Olson Company Chamber of Commerce Cal County Susanna Raggerty Packerty Wastail Secret Garden Lone Olson Slaughter House Ring Ing Fred Trenkle Sheriff Jones E.L. Davis Nebraska Stock Growers Association Ed Berger C. G. Helble Ben
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