Veteran Sheriff Schulz Gains National Fame in West
Will iam W. Schulz, Cheyenne county sheriff for 17 years, is a recognized Western lawman. Born in Adair Iowa, he moved to Sidney in 1920, ran a pool hall, became deputy sheriff in 1929, then sheriff after a gunman wounded his predecessor. Notable cases include rescuing Jimmy Sulcer in 1938, and a long record with the Sidney volunteer fire department. He has received national attention, including a letter from J Edgar Hoover, and remains a central figure in county public life through 1950.
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Frances Lathrop
William W. Schulz
Cheyenne County
Adair
Iowa
Milachison County
Laura Low
Sidney
Schulz
James Nelson
Dick Carlson
Nelson
Nebraska Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers’ Association
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Cheriff He Wen Avater
Nowuig
Mr. Schulz
Suler
Buffalo
N. Y
San Diego
Calif
Washington
D C
Savannah
Jimmy Sulcer
James W. Sulcer
Sulcer
Joe Peirano
William F. Moore
Arnold Braasch
Wyoming State Prison
W. W. Schulz
Duis
Homemakers Celebrate Annual Achievement Day in Cheyenne County
About one hundred Cheyenne County homemakers gathered at the city auditorium for Achievement Day. Presiding was Mrs. E. E. Osborn, with Mrs. Keith Simpson leading patriotic songs. Mrs. Brockelsby, named Better Homemaker of Cheyenne County, spoke of Omaha recognition with delegates from many counties, and a banquet with speakers from the Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Larson
Clarence Ziegler
Arnold Westerhoff
Fairview Club
Marion Treutman
Violet Shepherd
Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Cheyenne County Extension Organization
Art Borener
Farm Bureau Board
Harvey Fisher
Kimball County
N. P. B. Club
Ray Cruise
Bill Bullock
Bob McKay
Cheyenne County
City Auditorium
E. E. Osborn
Keith Simpson
Osborn
J. O. Lobb
Ed Brockelsby
Cheyenns
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Breckersby
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Fontenelle
WOW
Swift & Co
Martha Logan
Typewriter and adding machine ribbons in stock at The Telegraph
The Telegraph reports a full stock of typewriter and adding machine ribbons for standard makes and models. The store assures constant availability and prompt service for offices and students alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Public Works Board meets in Sidney October 8 1947
The Board of Public Works met at 7:45 p m with Dr Roche presiding. Minutes were approved. They cleared checks totaling 19,686 78 for Electric, 3,689 55 for Water, and 341 67 for Sewer. Funds were allocated from Light and Power Plant, Bond, and Revenue bond accounts. Interest on Revenue bonds due November 1 1947 was approved with detailed bond allocations. A bill for painting water tanks 3,365 00 was approved. engineering bill 4,962 22 for sewer work was tabled. Livingston reported on a Denver meeting and five months of utility work. Adjourned 9:03 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Works
Dr. Roche
R. E. Roche
Guy V. Doran
A. D. Greenlee
Nick Ladegard
Robert Porter
Vern Livingston
Ray Hall
Greenlee
Ladegard
Electric Department
Greenles
City of
Sidney
Harry Rath
Lincoln
Nebraska
Deran
Robert Fulton
Mr. Livingston
Denver
Water & Sewage Meeting
California Speeder Pays $10 And Costs
Gilford L. Gilbert of San Francisco was arrested about 8 AM Friday by Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch charged with speeding. He appeared before County Judge Robert A. Barlow, who found him guilty and fined him 10 dollars plus 5.80 dollars in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilford L. Gilbert
San Francisco
Calif
Arnold Braasch
Robert A. Barlow
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Schulzes
Gilbert Levy
Washington, D. C
Lucille McCoy
Derrill Ammerman
Coop
National Farm ‘Loan Association
Federal Land’ Bank System
9Th Ave
Sidney, Nebraska
America
Porter Oil CO
Bota
Reche
N. W. Ladegard
Los Angeles
Greyhound
Jocal Overland Greyhound
Overland Cafe
Waddell
Operated
Interstate Transit Lines
U.S
California
Gigantic DE Lace Company
P. J
Platte Valley Finance Company
Cliff Russell
Lockwood Building
O Penney's
Zephyr
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