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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1924

Page

1

County Holding Sack for Nearly Forty Four Thousand

Cheyenne county treasurer J M Nelson reports the county holds about 44 000 that it cannot collect. The state guarantee fund owes 22 501.80 due to the Nebraska State bank failure, plus 4 998.27 from Lorenzo state bank. Also due are 2 270.38 from First National Bank of Sidney and 7 004 from the state for work on a federal aid road. Taxes on county banks total 7 155. banks seek one quarter valuation but federal ruling requires full payment.

Cheyenne J. M. Nelson Nebraska Supreme Court Bank of Anselmo Lorenzo State Bank First National Bank of Sidney Nelson Sidney Henice J.W. Woodrough United States Supreme Court

National Bank To Pay 281% Dividend

The First National Bank of Sidney will pay a final dividend of 25 and one quarter percent to depositors within a month. The bank closed May 1921 and a 15 percent dividend was paid previously, totaling 43 and a quarter percent. Receiver Harry G. Wilson will determine individual amounts, then mail checks after comptroller signature, not before November 1.

First National Bank of Sidney Harry G. Wilson Wilson Comptroller of Currency Comptroller

Senator Norris to Speak in Sidney Friday Night

The best political meeting in Sidney this fall is set for Friday evening, October 10, at 7 30 p m. United States Senator George W Norris and Congressman Robert G Simmons will address the crowd. Norris is described as a progressive champion of the people and a foe of national issues he deems wrong for constituents. If weather cooperates the event will be on the courthouse steps. if not, in the district courtroom.

Robert G. Simmons Telegraph Sidney Potter Gurley Dalton United States George W. Norris Norris Congress Court House District Court Room Coolidge la Follette A. W. Jefferies Chappell Union Pacific Sidney Citzens M. W. Dimery R. P.* Kepler Senator Pitt Iowa Congressman Jefferies Omaha Jefferies la .Follette Republican Party

First Meeting of B M 8s Club Opens with Luncheon

The B M 8S club year opened at the Union Pacific hotel with a luncheon. Mrs. Roth of Kimball, sixth district legislation and extension chair, spoke. Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Stokes were chosen as delegates to the state convention at Grand Island October 14 15 16. Sidney club guests include Mrs. Perryman and Mrs. Thompson. A parent teachers association may be formed in Sidney with Mrs. Walker Mrs. Mantor and Mr. Kennedy on the organizing committee.

Union Pacific Roth Kimball Hodgkin F. O. Burgess E. 8. Stokes Grand Island Perryman Broken Bow Nebraska Federation of Womans Clubs Thompson Sidney Parent-Teachers Association Meedames B. L. Walker Harry Mantor Howard Kennedy

J C Dunn Sells Large Farm Near Dalton to Volkert

One of Cheyenne County's largest real estate exchanges closed Wednesday as J C Dunn sold his three section farm six miles west of Dalton to Jacob Volkert of Sidney. The deal includes a quarter section of well improved land as part payment plus cash for the remainder. The Volkert family may have his son farm the land. the Dunns plan a major sale after year’s start and will move east.

Cheyenne J.c.dunn Dalton Jacob Volkest Sidney Mr. Dunn Wayne Randolph Nebraska Dunn

Curtain Rises on the Fall Festival in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county hosts its second annual Fall Festival with exhibits in Tobin opera house and Byars building. Livestock displays, textiles, and art attract crowds as organizers prepare for a live stock parade and a Burlington dairy event. Tractors from Deere International Case Hart-Parr Fordson and Rumely parade past Dr Light's band. Friday morning features more exhibits and a continuation on page 8.

Cheyenne County Tobin Opera House Opera House Byars Uooths Sidney Merchants Hardy Motor Company Burlington Ford Deere International Case Hart-Parr Fordgan Rumely Dr. Light

Yeggs Fail to Loot Proctor State Bank Burglars Bomb Safe

Three men blasted the Proctor Colorado State Bank early Tuesday. outer door wrecked, cash untouched. They bound two store workers in an adjoining upstairs room, startled cashier who fired, and fled with minor loot. A Ford coupe stolen from Sterling was used and found abandoned near Sterling. Sheriff McDaniel advised, area reports suggest a growing pattern of nearby bank robberies.

Yeggs Proctor Colo Benk Iliff Apetion House Sterling Goggs McDaniel Sidney Red Lion

Sidney Plans New Police Station At Nominal Cost

Sidney may build its own police station on city land behind the current municipal office with rent for the present quarters at 300 dollars a year. Most council members favor the plan though one, Councilman Breternitz, opposes it and would prefer to rent or build on the city hall site. The council discussed funding and risks, including a proposed 5000 dollar reserve to cut workmen's compensation insurance costs, but no final action was taken.

Sidney Cosmoil Breternitz Light and Water J. E. Poquette Paquette Elty Schroeder Union Pacific Monticello M. W. Dimery J. M. Nelson W. P. Miles Perry Coler Guy V. Doran Dr. Eikner Edward Furer Disabled Veterans of the World War Organization C. EB. Ledbetter Scottsbluff

Cheyenne County Feild Report On Frost And Wheat Prices

Cheyenne County reports its first killing frost Saturday night affecting the corn forage but not the ears. Damp cool weather slows cob drying, fall wheat acreage rising due to higher prices, and corn around Gurley Weyerts and Dalton yields 25 to 45 bushels per acre. Wheat prices soar from 1.18 to 1.25 per bushel.

Cheyenne Gurley Weyerts Dalton

Robbers Miss Safe Combination At Local Lumber Office

Robbers broke into the Cheyenne County Lumber office last Friday night but overlooked the posted safe combination on the door. They left behind charred matches and only a few stamps from a safe containing $68, while also visiting the LeSueur Lumber company office before escaping. night marshal and police tracked the incident but the suspects fled.

Cheyenne County Lumber Companys Cheyenne County Lumber Company LeSueur Lumber Company Sol Willis, Jr Hahler Sol Marshall Puckett Walt

Sidney Independents to Open Season at Home Sunday

The Sidney independent football squad opens its season Sunday October 12 at 2:30 pm at Sidney Athletic Park against Cheyenne Wyoming independents. Manager Otten says the Cheyenne team is tough and a strong game is expected for local fans. The veteran lineup includes Maynard Roach Ed O Leary Lyle Clark Sig Clark Jolliff and others with M C Green slated to play on the line.

Sidney Independent Sidney Athletic Park Cheyenne Wyo Gridirons Otten Sidney Maynard Roach Ed O'Leary Lyle Sig Clark Clarence Curtis Jolliff William “Muggs” Null Harry Marsh Foster Hans Cook K. Kepler Ralph Spence George Porter Jon McLernon Fred Krause Earl Haworth Dan Burns Chas Bentley Earl Thayer Rupert Campbell Ed Young Horne M. C. Green Kimball

UP Plan Aims at Year Round Steady Rail Jobs

Union Pacific official Jake Mahr outlines a policy to maintain a minimum year round workforce at all points along the system. The plan promises steady eight hour days six days a week with no mass layoffs, using temporary hires only to cover rush periods. In Sidney the aim is to stabilize employment across branches while preserving job security.

Jake Mahr Union Pacific Sidney Mr. Mabr

Osborn to Speak at Lorenzo and Lodge Pole Meetings

Glen Bales announced that C. J. Osborn of Sidney, president of the Nebraska Farmers Union, will speak at Lorenzo Consolidated School next Monday night October 13 and at the Lodge Pole Consolidated School six miles north next Wednesday night October 15.

Glen Bales C. J. Osborn Sidney Nebraska of the Farmers Union Lorenzo Consolidated School The Consolidated Lodge Pole

Coolidge Rally Focuses On Personal Character, La Follette Attacked

A Nebraska Coolidge caravan visited Sidney and Chappell with a dinner and district meeting, but the program centered on praising the president and denouncing La Follette. Speakers touted Coolidge while avoiding policy discussion, sidelining the Democratic party and GOP issues.

Meeting on Sidney High Parent-Teachers Association

A meeting to consider forming a parent teachers association in Sidney will be held in the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening October 24 at 7 30.

Parent-Teachers Association Sidney

Judge Thomas to Speak at Democratic Rally in County Court House

Judge J J Thomas of Seward, Democratic candidate for United States Senator, will address a rally at the county court house next Tuesday night October 14 at o'clock, per the Democratic County Central Committee.

J. J. Thomas Seward United State County Court House

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W. R. Weeden Senator Norris B.M Jacob Volkert Proctor State Bank U.P
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