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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1934

Page

8

Legion Boxing Show Draws Fair Crowd At Oshkosh Event

The boxing card featured Beal versus Contratto for the Oshkosh championship with Beal delivering a decisive left that felled Contratto for over ten seconds. Other bouts included Busacker against Chick with Chick gaining the decision after a sixth round knockdown.

Legion Lewis Thornton Flo Contratto Joey Beal Oshkosh Nebr Wis Beal Wisconsin Contratto Nebraska Real Bill Busacker Mike Allen Tony Chick Kimball Allen Boxing Committee

Norris Speech At Court House In Nebraska Amending State Constitution

George Norris arrives to present his proposed constitutional amendment to a large Nebraskan audience. The unicameral reform draws wide legal voter interest as Norris tours major towns including Scotts Bluff, outlining details ahead of the November 6 vote.

Page Norris Court House Nebraska Scottsbluff

Start Plans To Guard News Money Arrival

Local reports say two men suspected as advance agents for a central Nebraska robbery band are coordinating guards for a cash delivery, aiming to prevent a daylight holdup. County wheat plan funds totaling over 300000 are anticipated, intensifying security concerns.

Nebraska

Call for Federal Aid Road Projects and Required Certifications

Two road projects include 24 lineal feet of 24 inch pipe, 24 of 30 inch, and 16 of 36 inch corrugated pipe. Bidders must sign a federal compliance certificate, with copies for subcontractors and material suppliers. Wage scale ranges from 175 cents for skilled to 45 cents for unskilled, with 60 cents for intermediate help. Bonds required as per two legal notices in this issue.

Stock Sales Lead Off Drouth Area Listings Next Week

Value to the feeder and the sale of this type of stock merely rids the farms of expensive cattle with little revenue. Listings for next week's sale may be made with any member of the drouth committee or left with the county agent in the basement of the post office.

Drouth

School Finance Talk By G F Liebendorfer

G F Liebendorfer leads a school finance talk with ship Chairman David Ells reporting the program and appeal to enroll more men. Treasurer C A Story notes a zero balance and announces plans for a milk fund bridge benefit at the city auditorium on Monday October 22. President Slawson outlines the meeting.

W. L. Larson Bessie Shires J. C. Rosse Jeanetta Sloan J. B. Roe Craig Rena McCleneghan J. W. Cochran Besse David Ells The Treasury C. A. Story City Auditorium Slawson

Marriages and Sunday Visits Highlight South Colton Notes

South Colton notes record a wedding for Miss Margaret Koester and Charles Lansing with a reception at the Koester home. Numerous Sunday gatherings include the Nieman, Elsen, Witters, Sharman, and Irwin families visiting and hosting at various homes. Harold Witters played football at Bridgeport Friday, and shopping in Sidney featured multiple local families.

Harold Witters Bridgeport William Breternitz Pete Lenzen A. K. Anderson H. J. Elsen Helen Nieman Sadie Irwin Vern Sharman Stanley Dorothy Elsent John Harold Ruth Witters Henry Brachtenbach Frank Rezanina W. T. Sharman Vern Margaret Koester Charles Lansing Henry Koester Dorothy Wayne Elsen Hawkins Peetz John George Sidney John Fastenow Art Brauer W. C. Fastenow George Brauer Harvey

Old Fashioned Debate Returns to Nebraska Scene

Nebraska voters witness a surge of debate as George W. Norris and rivals discuss the New Deal and a one house legislature. E R Burke and Robert G. Simmons lead a ten debate series with Norris stumping for the plan. Samuel R. McKelvie joins C A Sorensen in a public clash over the proposed changes to state government.

Nebraska George W. Norris Senate New Deal E. R. Burke Omaha Robert G. Simmons Lincoln Scottsbluff Norris H. G. Wellenseik Sclon Samuel R. McKelvie Hoover Farm Board C. A. Sorensen W. J. Bryan W. J. Connell Bryan Congress

Nebraska Tax Sale Set to Begin November 5

The Telegraph outlines delinquent tax lists and the annual tax sale starting November 5 at the county treasurer's Office for 1933 and prior years. Buyers must cover back taxes for two years before foreclosure or deed actions, with foreclosure in district court if unpaid. Tax sale certificates are issued as receipts, and redeeming pays back with interest.

Telegraph

Property Right to Redeem After Tax Sale Clarified

The article explains that a property owner has two years to redeem the property following a tax sale. This redemption period sets the timeline for reclaiming ownership and settling back taxes.

Large Nebraska vote expected amid heated 1932 campaigns

Political factors point to a turnout well above the 1930 count and near half a million in November. August primaries drew 458000 voters, 113000 more than any prior primary. Democrats push a renewed campaign to uphold the New Deal while Republicans seek a comeback as farmer concerns grow over federal measures and the corn hog program referendum.

Nebraska Washington

Enrollment dips as Hazel Paling leaves Iowa

School opened with 38 pupils but enrollment now 37 after second grader Hazel Paling departs for Iowa. New first graders include Clarence Frerichs Arthur Ewert Eunice Grosze and Marjorie Groshans while Viola Juedes and Doris Netherland join seventh grade. Seventh and eighth grades study American maps, civics covers the constitution, and middle grades explore the British Isles in a books project. Spelling groups divided among the four upper grades include Doris Netherland Mildred Pflughaupt Arlene Juedes Leora Grosze and Harlan Spiker.

Hazel Paling Iowa Clarence Frerichs Arthur Ewert Eunice Grosze Marjorie Groshans Viola Juedes Doris Netherland Americas British Isles Mildred Pflughaupt Arlene Juedes Leora Grosze Harlan Spiker

Open Bible commemoration and mixed grade class work notes

The report lists class formations by grade with a fifth and sixth grade C and a seventh and eighth grade B. It notes absences for Clarence, Kenneth and Arthur Ewert due to a Kansas visit, and mentions the PG booklet contest participation. Extra English drills, Bible readings, and news broadcasts are described along with a boys and girls softball victory and several appointed student officers.

Clarence Kenneth Arthur Ewert Kansas Miles Standish

Sunday Masses and Services at Local Church

Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Weekday masses at 8 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 Anton Link pastor

Anton Link

The Friend of Sinners Annual Mission Fest at First Lutheran

The church announces events for October 28 including two services at 11 am and 2 pm with speakers Rev H Dowler and Rev Werner Jessen. A noon basket dinner follows at the Sunday school rooms. Luther leagues meet 7 pm and confirmation class Saturday 1 pm. Potter, First Lutheran Church. Services Sunday 3 pm, Sunday school 2:15 pm, Dr W T Kahse, Pastor.

H. Dowler Werner Jessen Potter First Lutheran Church W. T. Kahse

Dr Mabicott Offers Chiropractic Care Above Gift Shop

Local chiropractor Dr Mabicott operates above a gift shop providing adjustments and wellness services. Contact numbers listed as 199 for appointment inquiries and guidance.

Dr. Mabicott

Church Sunday Schedule with Sermons and League

At 9 45 a m Church school and 11 a m Worship and sermon on Demonstrable Christianity are planned. 6 30 p m Epworth league led by Jean Wright. 7 30 p m Evensong and sermon Preparing for Winter by Minister F Charling Mills.

Epworth League Jean Wright F. Charling Mills

Some News Must Be Bad Says Uncle Eben

A local quip frames news as a test of truth telling with Uncle Eben noting that only good news may signal unshared bad events among acquaintances. The line hints at community skepticism and storytelling norms in a rural setting. The remark preserves regional dialect and character voice.

Uncle Eben

Bake Sale By Rebekah Kensington At A I Store

The Rebekah Kensington announces a bake sale to be held Saturday October 20 at the A I store starting in the morning. Proceeds go to community charity efforts and the event invites local shoppers to support.

Rebekah Kensington

Episcopal and Lutheran Church Services Schedule

Episcopal Church holds 9:45 Church school and 11 a.m. morning prayer with sermon led by James B Roe Rector. St Pauls Lutheran hosts Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. German service at 9:30 a.m. English service at 10:30 a.m. Walther League meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Services at School No 27 at 8 p.m. Pastor H F Krohn leads.

Come

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Sermons

10 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship Sermon Come Unto Me Dr Paul P Cheff Pastor Trinity Lutheran Church holds two regular services Sunday 11 a m worship and sermon on Church Lovers at 7 30 p m Holy communion and sermon

Paul P. Cheff Trinity Lutheran Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. A. Long George Norris New Call G. F. Liebendorfer South Colton George Nieman H. J. Elsen Home Greenlees Hallowe’en Iceland Salem School News Divisions M. E. Kensington Bake Sale Veal Hearts Fox News Tim Kiddies Club Gandy Buck Jones Gordon OF Ghost City Scotland Colman Loretta Young Warner Oland Butterworth Una Merkel King of Geerarliss House OF Rothschild FOX Theatre Episcopal Church James B. Roe ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church H. F. Krohn Vancing K. C ROMA Kelloggs P. Skaggs Presbyterian Church Mickeys Mickey Minnie Sapo Fej W. D. Powell Mus Lye
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