Sidney And Sterling In Grid Battle Today
Sidney and Sterling collide in a gridiron preview as Ketchum tests a revamped line. McClusky injures a shoulder and will be out weeks while Rowen shifts to end and Rolph moves to guard to strengthen the first string unit.
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Sidney
Sterling
Page One
Ketchum
Julesburg
Edson McCusky
Bob Blackman
McClusky
Elbert Rowan
Earl Hiler
Wayne Rolph
Wooten Meets McQuillan in Bantamweight Showdown
Jimmie Wooten is set to face McQuillan in a six round bout as part of a card featuring two preliminary six rounders. Bantamweights Chink Candy, Tony Chick, Chick Eldridge, and Joe Nauenberg join the main event lineup alongside four round bouts with Battling Bill Busacker, Cowboy Smith, Buddy Moore, and Fred Hamilton. Tickets at Sidney Drug, Joe Simodynes, and Liberty Bell beer garden, priced 1.10 reserved, 0.85 general, 0.25 children.
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Chink Candy
Big Springs
Tony Chick
Kimball
Chick Eldridge
Fort Warren
Joe Nauenberg
Columbus
Bill Busacker
Cowboy Smith
Oshkosh
Busacker
Phil Woods
Dalton
Buddy Moore
Fred Hamilton
Hartington
Bob O'Brien
Legion Committee
Sidney Drug Company
Joe Simodynes
Liberty Bell Beer Garden
Will Discuss Loans In Sidney Twice Weekly
The emergency crop and feed loan section of the Farm Credit Administration will be in Sidney each Saturday and Monday at the courthouse to discuss loans with borrowers. Contact may be made at the repayment administration office next to the county judge's office.
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Farm Credit Administration
FCA
Sidney
Court House
Resettlement Administration
Wheat Spreads Into New Areas Across Nation
Agricultural census results show wheat expanding beyond chief production zones as non-commercial farms convert lands to grain. Reports indicate a shift toward cattle and food crops, led by potatoes, while horse and mule numbers decline. The AAA notes little link between potato gains and adjustment acreage, amid 560000 new farms and 68 million additional plow acres nationwide.
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AAA
Railroads Call Many Men Back To Harness
Railroads say demand rising as men return to work and production restarts. Industry sees a barometer of recovery, with renewed willingness to invest in necessities and equipment after a long crisis.
Hoppers Reported To Be Serious In County
County officials report serious hopper infestation in Nebraska with little Hessian fly noted. Early morning conditions indicate potential trouble for winter wheat as ag officials warn.
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Nebraska
Bare
Grading Job To Use 27 Men Nine Months
A plan calls for immediate action on about $200 000 worth of projects with 27 men assigned for nine months. Funds have been made available to the district for ongoing grading work and related improvements.
District office funds hardened for 23 projects spread across counties
The district office will start work on three quarters of 23 projects totaling 256 571 dollars with sponsors' share. Morrill county already under way includes copying county records 1368 dollars and road improvements 23955 dollars. Other projects this week include Dawes Pine Ridge road 24398 dollars Sheridan feeder roads and 12 bridges 22855 dollars Belmont school grounds 618 dollars Bridgeport clerical work 800 dollars Scotts Bluff retracing section lines 6998 dollars Rushville Smith Hughes school shop 3477 dollars.
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Trict
Morrill County
Dawes County
Pine Ridge
Sheridan County
New WPA Jobs Approved by Officers List
Officers approved a slate of public works projects funded by federal WPA dollars. Projects include Oshkosh sewer extension with $3056 sponsor $3809, Bridgeport school renovation $776 federal funds and $683 sponsor, Broadwater school building $2006 federal funds $640 sponsor, Minature park improvements $3604 federal funds $725 sponsor, Mitchell county fair grounds improvement $5052 federal funds $1941 sponsor, Gordon city park improvement $11063 federal funds $1278 sponsor, Fay Springs sewage disposal extension $15728 federal funds $5086 sponsor, sewage disposal plant construction $14917 federal funds $4653 sponsor, Rushville community center construction $4114 federal funds $2906 sponsor, library construction $9077 federal funds $4850 sponsor.
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Oshkosh
Bridgeport
Mitchell
Gordon
Fay Springs
Rushville
Federal Funds
Achievement Day Is Success Last Week
A county 4-H club meeting praised accurate annual reports and noted growth in clubs and membership in 1935 compared with the prior year. Swinbank credited the county 4-H club committee and friends of club work for the rise and urged continued support from business people teachers civic groups and farm families. L. D. Willey discussed 4-H activities and prospects while Earl G. Maxwell presented James Whitcomb Riley poems during his Cheyenne county wind break work visit.
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Swinbank
L. D. Willey
James Whitcomb Riley
Earl G. Maxwell
Cheyenne County
Special Session Urged To Fix Social Security Funding
Cochran urges a special session to correct defects in assistance fund laws struck by the supreme court raise 2 000 000 for next year social security and revise the O’Brien pension act to tie benefits to need while stressing urgency for legislature to act on these three priorities.
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Supreme Court
O’brien
Cochran
State treasurer projects $1 million on hand for pensions
The state treasurer stated about one million dollars is available for pension and social security programs, with two million dollars more thought sufficient to fund next year’s plan. He rejects diverting the $330,000 gasoline tax for highways and supports using funds as legislative direction requires. The governor plans a short special session to address pensions and compliance with the social security act, drafting a bill with the attorney general. Cochran sought the attorney general’s help to count eligible legislators for the session as many have resigned or taken federal jobs.
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Highway Department
Cochran
Stubbs
Obituary of Leslie Fletcher Cunningham Dies at 64 in Sidney
Leslie Fletcher Cunningham, born July 10, 1871 in Pike County Missouri, died September 28 1935 in Sidney at age 64 after a two week illness. He married Margaret Irene Rogers June 25 1896 at Colton and left six children Warren E Parrish Margaret Lynn Berton Roger. Survived by brothers James J and five sisters including Mrs B K Bushee Mrs Supe Wardley and Mrs H B Jones.
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Leslie Fletcher Cunningham
Pike County
George H
Martha Fletcher Cunningham
Sidney
Denton
Lincoln
Colton
Margaret Irene Rogers
Warren E
Crawford
Paul R. Parrish
Denver
Margaret
Lynn
Berton
Roger
Gurley
James J
Cheyenne
B. K. Bushee
Supe Wardley
Inverness
Calif
H. B. Jones
No Death, The Stars Go Down To Rise Upon Some Other Shore
Fragmentary obituary notes honor Mrs. Ralph Badley of Napa and Mrs. Harry Marshall of Albany with relatives listed. Mentions Mr. Cunningham of Gurley an active M E church member since 1922 and four decades of civic work in Cheyenne county. Poem lines reflect comforting belief in immortality.
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Salem
Ore
Ralph Badley
Napa
Calif
Harry Marshall
Albany
Cunningham
M. E. Church of
Gurley
Cheyenne County
American Legion seeks outstanding youths for 1935 contest
For the fifth consecutive year the American Legion Ameri canism program, Prof A A Reed, the University of Nebraska department, and the Omaha World Herald sponsor a statewide search. The county eliminations will be held in Sidney on Saturday October 12, 1935 at 10 30 a m. Two boys and two girls will be chosen to advance to the state contest in Omaha October 30 and 31.
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American Legion
Americanism
A.A. Reed
University of Nebraska
Omaha World Herald
Sidney
Omaha
Lorenzo By Mrs. Frank Meier
Community notes describe Sunday visits, travels to Dalton festival, hospital and nursing training, and local 4 H club activities. Highlights include Lorenzo area families gathering for dinners and receptions, a Taylor hospital appendix case, and a Lorenzo Stitches sewing club led by Miss Watkins.
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Lorenzo
Mrs
Frank Meier
Lodge Pole News Roundup From Local Residents
Mrs. Harry Crose spent the past week at the W. G. Crose home and returned home south of Julesburg Sunday. Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Cheyenne arrived for a few weeks with Miss Laura Kintz. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds of Clarinda IA came for an extended stay at the W. T. Crose home. Maxine Barlow and Russell Wolf of Denver plan a week with the Barlow family. Mrs. Mina Persinger and Dan Jewett with W. D. Irish returned from Denver. Mr. Trish left for Yakima WA. George Whitfoot and daughters Phyllis and Mrs. Wilfred Kreider visited after a three weeks trip to Peterburg IL Omaha Boeuls and Dunning. Mr. and Mrs. George Line and others attended the Scotts Bluff rally. H. J. Handley returned from Des Moines IO after business and visiting his mother. Fern Lindley, recently at Dalton hospital, moved to Kimball with Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair.
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Harry Crose
W. G. Crose
Julesburg
Mary Cunningham
Cheyenne
Laura Kintz
Charles Reynolds
Clarinda
W. T. Crose
Maxine Barlow
Russell Wolf
Denver
F. D. Barlow
Mina Persinger
Dan Jewett
W. D. Irish
Trish
Yakima
Wash
George Whitfoot
Phyllis
Wilfred Kreider
Peterburg
Ill
Omaha
Boeuls and
Dunning
Sidney Visitors and Local Guests Share Weekend in Area
Doris Minshall Frances Minshall and Dorothy Line attended the show in Sidney Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Dan Jewett and daughter Jean were guests at the William Jewett home at Lewellen from Friday until Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thaxton and son of Scottsbluff were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Edith Meyer. They also called at the Don Caldwell home.
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Doris Minshall
Frances Minshall
Dorothy Line
Sidney
Dan Jewett
Jean
William Jewett
Lewellen
East Center Social Notes From Mrs J O Lobb Estate
Mr and Mrs Earl Leger entertained relatives from Lorenzo Sunday. Mrs vacn and children Milo and Elma visited in the eastern part of the state last week. Albert Thieman stayed with Elmer and Alvin during their absence. People from this community attended the funeral of L F Cunningham at Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Webster and daughter Louise and Mrs M E Webster left last Thursday for
Campbells and friends take extended visits across state lines
Mr and Mrs Otho Campbell stay at the Webster home during their absence while Mrs R R Berry accompanies Mr and Mrs Emil Tank to Fremont for a two week stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs Irvin Campbell returned Wednesday from a pleasure trip to Estes Park Denver and Colorado Springs.
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Lincoln
Mrs. Otho Campbell
Webster Home
R. R. Berry
Emil Tank
Fremont
Irvin Campbell
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
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McQuillan
Rage-One
Pare
Rollins
Hink’s Shoe Store
Solid Leather Footwear
Clyde Robertson
Robert Robertson
Helen Brachtenbach
Frances Meier
Ralph Fleming
Floyd Fleming
H. P. Cortney
Hugh Cortney
Margalaine
Melvin Phelps
Elmer Harlan
Pauline
Presbyterian Hospital
Patty
Harry Fleming
C. L. Hopper
Rocke
Loreta “Brachtenbach
Taylor Hospital
Patricia Ann
Guy Shaw
Ruth
Ted
Marvin
C. A. Cortney
Raymond Walker
Ted Fleming
Canada
Ervin Phelps
Walter Phelps
Lorenzo Stitches
Miss Watkins
Dorothy Robertson
Mae Brown
Kearney
Miss Riggs
Miss Thayer
Potter
Omael
G.M
Spencer
Virgenia Awe
Aeian Si Stephens
Ruggles of
Red Gap
Charles Ruggles
Charles’ Laughton
Charlie Chase
Buck Jones
Lodge Pole
Mrs. George Line
East Center
Telegraph
Moffat
Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Igeon Ee 9
Phone 265 Hoare
Franklin Vaccines
Eveready
Coty
Rexall
Chamberlin
Hind’s
Adema
Lifebouy Shave
Colonial Club
Lyon’s
Sylac
Pond’s Dreams
Lady Esther Cr
Whitman
Marine L.jd
Coca Cola
Whaniuninn
Prince Albert
Amity Zipper
Joan Manning
L ‘Pound
Am Gizzard Capsule
Ita
Brian Ahern
Frank Morgan
Aline Macmahan
Silly Symphony Carton
Lady In’ Black
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