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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1931

Page

8

Old Timers Reunion Set for Monday at Lodge Pole Park

A community celebration in Lodge Pole Park features a flower exhibit with prize awards by the Womans club. Speakers include Martin W. Dimery of Slaney and Simon Fishman, plus additional names to be announced. The event offers rides amusements and games, with the Lodge Pole Community band providing all day music and a dance to close the festivities. Sidney residents are well represented among visitors.

Womans Club Martin W. Dimery Slaney Simon Fishman Cheyenne County Lodge Pole Sidney

Seventeen Divorce Suits Listed On District Court Docket

Seventeen divorce suits are listed on the district court docket for September 7. The docket ranges from desertion to cruelty and incompatibility with several equity cases expected to be heard by the presiding judge. Bar members include Miles, Martin, Gapen, Kin nersley, Kratz, McIntosh, Kepler, Radcliffe, P. Kratz, Hyde, Wehmiller, Heaton, and Sowards.

W. P. Miles Paul L. Martin H. E. Gapen A. J. Kinnersley Earl R. Kratz J. L. McIntosh R. P. Kepler C. S. Radcliffe G. P. Kratz L. Hyde, W. S. Wehmiller Patrick J. Heaton and Co V. Sowards

Annual Nebraska State Fair Opens With Eight Day Run

The annual Nebraska State Fair opens today and runs eight days, featuring fast trotters and pacers, harness races on five weekdays, auto races on three days, and daily exhibits. Sunday dedicates the new 4 H club building with a 1000 voice rural school chorus. Rev Ernest Tittle will deliver sermons and livestock judging, horse races, and a free medical clinic are planned, with the on wheels parade Thursday afternoon.

Page I Ernest Tittle First Methodist Church Evanston Ill State Medical Association

One Cheyenne County farmer knows cost of producing wheat

A farmer in Cheyenne County calculates production costs with labor at 60 hours priced at five cents per hour and 65 hours at twenty five cents per hour, totaling 68 dollars for labor. This item continues from page 1.

Cheyenne County

Potter 18 Virtually Assured as Champion in Cheyenne League

The Sidney page notes Potter 18 is virtually assured champions in the Cheyenne League, with the hurling department set to be capably filled.

Potter Cheyenne Sidney

Counterfeit money in Nebraska notes 1880 date

Section reports passable counterfeit bioney in Nebraska with the date 1880. The fifth dollar shows a clever imitation that could be mistaken for genuine currency.

Nebraska

Wheat Market Dives To New Low Record

The wheat market tumbled to a new low last week amid feed and water shortages for livestock, with crop damage reported in Germany and parts of France. Winnipeg inspections show high quality grain, with substantial portions grading No 1 hard and No 1 northern, while some No 2 northern due to durum and barley blends, and Russia reports remain conflicting.

Winnipeg Germany Trance Russia

Corn market reports show mixed demand amid drought and crop woes

Crop conditions worsening in western corn belts with continued drought in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and the Dakotas. Prices eased then recovered as futures slid to 30 year lows midweek but recovered later. demand remained light with stocks large and country offerings rising. No. 3 milled corn around 45c and No. 2 white near 48c in Chicago. regional quotes varied with white premiums in Milwaukee and Cincinnati dull at higher levels.

Argentina Con Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Dakotas Ccrop Iowa Chicago Central West Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Kansas City Omaha Texas Fort Worth

Theatre manager touts stage show as big next week

Widow Cagle played by Olga Coseriff is a tough yet tender mountain woman in a rare star making part. The cast includes a cowardly weakling, a brash official, an inebriated mountaineer, a rider, and Emmy the uneducated girl. The Sun Up production claims wide reach and a long London run by an all American cast.

Cagle Olga Coseriff Hboy Emmy North Carolina United States London England Celebrity Cuild

Sun Up Advance Promises Notable Theatre Night

The article notes Sun Up in advance as a must see, praising Olga Cosgriff and highlighting her as among the theatre's brightest actresses. It emphasizes casting for both histrionic talent and physical type, aiming for a near perfect ensemble as Sidney eyes the performance.

Ers Sun Up Olga Cosgriff Sidney

Gin Hitch Herrer Seriously Injured In Runaway Tourist Crash

Miss Martin, injured when struck by a car on the Lincoln highway near Sidney, reports say the vehicle bore a Cheyenne county plate, though verification remains. Authorities questioned whether an intentional kill was attempted as she traveled from the west coast to Sidney Monday at two p.m. The impact appears bumper level, with possible radiator contact, leaving her clothes neat and clean per hospital staff.

Miss Martin Cheyenne County West Coast Sidney Lincoln Highway Hospital Atendants

Start Oil Interest in Logan County Again as Morgan Well Comes In

Oil activity resumes in Logan County as the Morgan well comes in near eastern Weld County. The Pawnee area shows Pierre outcroppings suggesting Dakota sands reach around 5,100 feet. Businessmen attended a meeting praising concise data for geologists and investors. A forthcoming map will outline structures and leasing in adjoining counties and Logan County.

Logan County Morgan Weld Pierre Dakota

New High Mark Set for 1931 52 High School Team

The article notes a new high mark for the 1931 52 high school team alongside a new musical department with a third floor, spacious rooms, and a miniature stage. It mentions improved facilities for typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, with athletics and debate expanding under enthusiastic staff as enrollment forecasts by Supt Liebendorfer are awaited. All five city school buildings are in use as enrollment begins and classes start promptly after Tuesday and Wednesday roll calls.

Nage Sidney Public Schools G. F. Liebendorfer

Ruth Karvanek Weds Chadron Man In Elegant Ceremony

Ruth Karvanek married a Chadron man Thursday in a formal ceremony. The bride wore a black velvet ensemble with ecru lace trim and a Hugenie hat. She sat in pumps and carried a bouquet described as beautiful.

Ruth Karvanek Chadron Man

Miss Karvanek Bride Weds Grand Island Groom

Miss Karvanek, Sidney resident and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Karvanek, married in a ceremony attended by family and friends. Best man Joe Morris of Grand Island and bridesmaid Miss Helen Riggs wore formal attire. The groom works for Northwestern Bell Telephone in Grand Island. couple to reside there after a wedding dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Vizina.

Helen Riggs Eugenie Joe Morris Grand Island Sidney Young Lady John Karvanek Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Franklin Vizina Miss Karvanek Larison P. T. Larison J. A. Larison Richmond Calif C. L. Fuller Slaney

Ten lettermen start practice ponder backfield ahead

Ten lettermen answer first call as Black begins assembling a title hopeful squad at Sidney. Co captains Chesebro and Montgomery anchor lines with Masse and Livens leading backfield prospects while others ramp up to form a strong unit for a tough schedule and a wary fan base.

Black Chesebro Montgomery Masse Frahm Brewer Eusacker Chambers Atkins Goodale Bud Livens Liveni Sidney

Federal Exhibit at Nebraska State Fair Aids Farmers

The U S Department of Agriculture presents a nine unit exhibit at Lincoln September 4 to 11 detailing dairy statistics and horse shoeing. The World’s Dairy Banquet shows10 nations around a table with per capita dairy intake, Sweden leading in milk, Canada in butter, Switzerland in cheese, and rising U S dairy use.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Nebraska Sweden Canada Switzerland United

How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week

Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke shares she lost ten pounds in seven days using Kruschen. The remedy requires half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks. Money back guarantee offered if not convinced.

Betty Luedeke Dayton Western Drug Co America

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