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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1929

Page

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Kimball Sheriff Faces Ouster Proceeds Over Prohibition Complaints

Governor Weaver orders Kimball County Sheriff O Ed Swanson to appear at the capitol next Friday at 9 am to answer citizens complaints that he acted on friendly terms with bootleggers and aided their evasion. Attorney General Borensen advised that true charges justify removal. Swanson may have counsel and a defense before any action. continuation noted on page 8.

O. Ed Swanson Kimball County Weaver Capitol Swanson Kim‘pali Borensen

Pheasant Hunters Face Tough Ten Day Open Season

Cheyenne county hunters report poor luck in the ten day open season across neighboring counties. Ring necked pheasants remain elusive with small bag limits, though a few Sidney hunters reached five birds. Flocks of prairie chickens and quail were sighted, suggesting these birds still survive and that a few years closed season could help restore their prominence.

Cheyenne County Sidney

New Dealer Appointed for Liquid Life Saver

P C Dawson of Gandy has been added to the growing list of dealers for the Liquid Life Saver company of Sidney. Dawson was appointed dealer last week after a trip through the state by C M Andrews of the local firm.

P. C. Dawson Gandy Liquid Life Saver Company Sidney Mr. Dawson C. M. Andrews

Boeing Tries Out Huge Passenger Ships For Route

Boeing officials announce testing of eighteen passenger transports on a round trip continental schedule to Cheyenne with plans to finish hangars in Omaha Chicago and other eastern points. Pilots with over four thousand hours will train on night and day operations as the giant planes reach elevations around six thousand two hundred feet. The test flight carried two pilots a steward and full load and took off from Cheyenne after a 1800 foot run weighing about seventeen thousand five hundred pounds.

Cheyenne Boeing’ Air Transport Boeing Omaha Chicago Intermountain

Sidney Trims Alliance to Take Conference Lead

Sidney, in western Nebraska's Big Ten race, defeated Alliance 18 to 0 on Box Butte field Friday. Bridgeport shut out Chappell 13 to 0 and Bayard beat Mitchell 6 to 0, eliminating other co leaders. The crowd witnessed a dramatic high school game with hard line play and sharp passes, as Griswold and Lowe scored for Sidney while Alliance defense fought hard. The contest ended with Alliance threatening near Sidney's goal before halftime, but Sidney held firm. Continued on page 5.

Signey Nebraska Alliance Box Butte Marons Bridgeport Chappell Bayard Mitchell Maroons Husky Griswold Kahl Lowe Sidney Horton Moore Masse

Death of Joseph Swenson in shotgun accident during farm inspection

Joseph Swenson a 45 year old former Sidney attorney and landowner was killed near Burlington Colorado when a shotgun he carried for a rabbit hunt discharged through a wire fence and struck him below the heart during an inspection of his 6000 acre wheat operation. He had been mayor of Burlington and city attorney, with prominent roles in real estate and ranching. He came to the United States from Sweden at 13 and was active in Swedish organizations and the Masonic lodge. The funeral was held Sunday in Burlington.

Joseph Swenson Sidney Omaha World Herald Burlington Colo Joseph M. Swenson Swenson Omaha Central High School Nebraska University Masonic Lodge Nebraska Colorado Burlington Land and Development Company United States Sweden

Weather boosts Cheyenne county crops after rain deluge

A northeast breeze drove a steady rain over Cheyenne county yesterday aiding wheat and barley while damp weather spurred hopes for better subsoil moisture. Farmers sight potential cold spells and snow but say winter kill risk remains remote. Corn yields remain uncertain due to variable conditions.

Cheyenne County

Bishop Beecher to Lead Sidney Church Services Sunday

Bishop George A. Beecher visited Sidney Sunday morning to preside at Christ Episcopal church as the parish, left pastorless after Dean Crawford’s resignation, considers the church his home and began ministerial work in the city, with Rev. Chester Minton among candidates to lead.

George A. Beecher Sidney Christ Episcopal Church J. J. Crawford Chester Minton Bridgeport Bishop Beecher

Bicknells Leave Today for Lincoln Visit and Alma Mater

Rev J H Bicknell and family depart for Lincoln for several days visiting relatives. He will attend Corner college founders day and return Saturday after a Hastings stop. Bicknell was among charter students when the school opened in 1889.

J. H. Bicknell Lincoln Rev Bicknell Corner College Bicknell Hastings

Local hunters bag nine Canada geese on river

Joe Simodynes and Ray and Ed Bieternitz bagged nine Canada geese Thursday morning on the North Platte river. The three hunters brought down nine from a flock of ten, a commendable bit of marksmanship, as any who has hunted geese will assure you.

Joe Simodynes Ray Ed Bieternitz North Platte River

Sidney Soldier Among Medal Recipients in World War Honor List

Ninety-nine Nebraskans by birth or residence received service decorations for World War service. One man from Sidney earned the Distinguished Service Cross, while John L. DeWitt born in Sidney and William M. Morerw of Fort Sidney received Distinguished Service Medals. The list covers awards issued up to 1927, including posthumous honors. the Congressional Medal of Honor was awarded to one Nebraska service member.

War Department Nebraska Charles P. Dunbar Sidney John L. DeWitt William M. Morerw Fort Sidney Congress

Sidney considers Minnesota mill project and stock drive

A Minnesota party seeks to establish a $100,000 flour mill in Sidney with modern equipment and contracts to a Chicago firm. Local capital must provide about $20,000 in stock to demonstrate backing, with Cheyenne county farmers potentially buying shares to secure a local grain market. The proposal aims to boost prices for wheat and other grains and create a home market for mill products.

Sidney Minnesota Cheyenne County Chicago Nebraska Mills The

Aged Weyerts Resident Dies at 87. Funeral Today

Wolfje William Frerichs 87 a Weyerts district resident died Sunday afternoon. Born April 18 1842 in Germany he will be buried in the German Lutheran church yard cemetery after funeral services at 1 pm at the German Lutheran church south of Weyerts officiated by Rev Russell and Rev BOC Weibke. He was a prominent respected citizen of the Weyerts district.

Wolfje William Frerichs North Lodge Pole Ferrichs Germany Weyerts Church Yard Russell B. OC. Weibke Mr. Frerichs

New Ordinance Books for Sidney Completed by Telegraph

City of Sidney has new revised ordinance books compiled by City Attorney R. P. Kepler and printed by The Telegraph. Mayor Herman Schroeder urges residents to buy a copy for $1 per copy at the city office.

Sidney Telegraph City of the Telegraph R. P. Kepler Herman Schroeder

Rexall One Cent Sale This Weekend

The Rexall one cent sale runs Thursday through Saturday at Thayer's drug store in Sidney. It is placed as one of the year's biggest drug events. Rexall originated the one cent sale concept and continues the bargain tradition now in Sidney.

Rexall Thayer Durg Sidney

Re routing of Lincoln Highway near Potter pushed forward

Work on highway No. 30 east of Potter advances rapidly with plans to reopen main road traffic. Point of Rocks fill rises to a 12 foot bank as the route is straightened and Lodge Pole Creek re routed to prevent wash damage. State engineer R L Cochran team and inspector Robert Phillips oversee the project with Caterpillar tractors and elevating graders in use.

Potter Point of Rocks Lodge Pole Point of Rocks Bridge H. Goodrich R. L. Cochran Robert Phillips Chadron A. 8. Babcock Lincoln, Rodman Ash Grove Kaune’s Weikhorst’s

Sidney junior chamber meeting urged for tonight

The Sidney junior chamber of commerce will meet at the Commercial dining room this evening. The program, per the secretary, is of interest and every member or prospective member is urged to attend. Gathering starts at 6:30 o'clock.

Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce Commercial Dining Room

Scouts Gather for Scottsbluff Jamboree This Weekend

The Scottsbluff area Boy Scouts of America prepare for the fall jamboree on November 2 at the high school athletic field. Eighteen events, including model airplanes, first aid, archery and fire-making contests, will award medals. Registration opens at 10 AM with a noon parade of participants and officials. judges include O. M. Finley and Charles Simmons among others.

Scottsbluff Nebraska Nebraska Panhandle Boy Scouts of America Flint and Steel O. M. Finley Area Council Charles Simmons L. J. Thomas Kimabu Ivan Robinson Sidney Ted Ireland Leo Moody V. A

Former Telegraph reporter visits Sidney on Saturday

Fred Zimmer, veteran Telegraph alumnus and former Sidney resident, visited Saturday while covering the Russell St. Clair murder trial at North Platte for the Associated Press of Omaha. He used the open day to reconnect with friends and is rapidly advancing in journalism with a promising future.

Fred Zimmer Sidney The Telegraph Russell St. Clair North Platte Associated Press of Omaha Zimmer Associated Press

Sixth District Teachers Converge For Alliance Convention

Nebraska educators from the western district travel to Alliance for a three day convention at the high school auditorium. About 1200 visitors attend with sessions featuring national speakers and performances by the Russian Cossack chorus and the western Nebraska chorus. Local officials from Sidney Cheyenne county and Alliance high school organize, with school dismissed for the event.

Big Sixth Nebraska Western Nebraska Alliance Russian Cossack Chorus J. C. Kendel Sidney Western Nebraska Chorus H. R. Partright Frank Cyr Chappell Viola B Shepherd Bridgeport M. R. Colson Alliance High School William A. Saddler Chicago E. A. Steiner R. Mort School of Education Columbia University E. A. Burnett University of Nebraska Cheyenne County

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