Peterson Move To McCook Nebraska Highlights Sidney Ties
Peterson relocates from Sidney to McCook Nebraska with strong local ties. Since arriving in Sidney he attended Rotary and chamber meetings and engaged in civic affairs. The Petersons were popular among Sidney’s younger social set and have many friends. Mr White is little known. Peterson plans to introduce himself around town after arrival.
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Peterson
Sidney
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
White
Enrollment Growth Promises Record Local School Year
Enrollment in the public schools is rising with teachers enthusiastic for a record year. Mr. Liebendorfer expects the 1934 total to at least match last year and notes rural residents are recognizing the advantages of local schooling. A week’s comparison to last year will show the gain.
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Liebendorfer
Telegraph Marking 62 Years Of Service Tuesday
The Telegraph enters its 62nd year next Tuesday with a growing reader family and a wide reach beyond Sidney. Editors and staff describe the paper as a watchdog for the panhandle, delivering news across Cheyenne county and neighboring regions, while noting the challenges of maintaining excellence amid costs and occasional criticism.
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Telegraph
Telegraph News
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Panhandle
Nebraska
Cooler Weather and Patching Rain Deficit in Cheyenne County
Weather in Cheyenne County brings cooler temperatures and sparse rainfall. Farmers cut corn for fodder and prepare to seed wheat as subsoil moisture remains deficient. Some districts receive light rains aiding wheat, while others await a soaking next week to jumpstart grain growth. Official forecast shows no rain for western Nebraska this week.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Canvass Of Vote Now Finished In Nebraska
Nebraska primary results tabulated by Secretary of State Swanson were formally signed as correct, though some canvassing board members differed. Thursday afternoon Governor Bryan chaired the signing as the state canvass completed.
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Nebraska
State Swanson
State
Bry
State officials sign off on primary candidates for November ballot
Secretary Swanson Treasurer Hall Attorney General Good and State Auditor Price, part of the board, signed the tabulations. Most were primary candidates. Good was not. Swanson will notify successful nominees who will fill out formal acceptance, then county clerks will certify the names for the general election ballot in November.
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Swanson
Hall
Good
Price
Twelve Fast Clubs Entered In Tourney
Twelve fast clubs entered the tournament with plans for low gate fees to encourage attendance. The event will feature a 20 cent morning game and a 35 cent afternoon double header, plus a loud speaker system and a play by play newspaper for fans. The Albin crew will apply part of the purse to Marlatt’s hospital bill after his recent operation. Fort Warren will stay in the auditorium basement for the week, with Kimball expected to enter and finalize the list.
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Albin
Marlatt
Fort Warren
Kimball
Safety League Named To Curb Hiway Toll
Safety league formed to curb highway tolls with initial members including W W Schulz R B Roche I L Pindell Thomas Crosbie and Sidney leaders Chief of Police Rogers and Alderman Hewitt Gurley. Additional joiners from Lodge Pole Pol ter and Lawrence Schwartz are anticipated as programs launch.
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I. L. Pindell
R. B. Roche
Thomas Crosbie
W.W. Schulz
Safety League
Schulz
Roche
Rogers
Crosbie
Tobler
Sidney
Lawrence Schwartz
Polter
E. Holtman
Lodge Pole
Grandbush
Alderman Hewitt
Gurley
Victims Of Accident Buried This Week
The article reports the deaths from a collision in Sidney involving Niemeller and a loaded truck. Niemeller, 19, left behind his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Niemeller, two brothers, a sister, a grandfather, two aunts, and an uncle. Sheriff notes no further investigation forthcoming. witnesses blamed Niemeller for crowding toward the center of the road after leaving a dance.
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Sidney
Thomas Niemeller
Merwin
Gordon
Evelyn
Herman Niemoller
Laura Reardon
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Niemoller
E. J. Craig
St. Paul
Sheriff's Office
Niemeller
Potter
Pertz
Good Crowds Attend Festivals This Week
Flower show entries open 9 to 12 noon Tuesday September 11 at the old hardware building. Exhibits include mixed bouquets, dahlias, gladioli, sweet peas, nasturtiums, and more. Judging emphasizes color harmony and arrangement. Gurley festival offers two days of ball games, parades and bands. Dalton plans a two day festival later this month to conclude Cheyenne county’s program.
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Lave Ncar
Wall Vasa
Harry Boyd
Old Hardware
Gurley
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Officials Seek Road Route Pact Between Nebraska and Colorado
Officials from Nebraska and Colorado push for a permanent highway routing agreement. They think Colorado will meet Nebraska three miles south and a half mile west of Hand's, a plan that would straighten the highway but omit Lorenzo from the route.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Hand
Lorenzo
Road reroute aims to shorten path and end five railroad crossings
Officials advocate rerouting to reduce travel length and eliminate five railroad crossings between Huntsman and Peetz. Commissioners seek assurance work will restart to create jobs for a large unemployed list.
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Huntsman
Peetz
Committees Await Further Benefit Funds From Wheat Pact
Wheat compliance sheets were approved in Washington and committees expect daily funds. They anticipate about $145,000 as the second payment on 1933 contracts and, later this fall, roughly $390,000 for 1934. The corn hog and wheat divisions share basement offices in the new post office, partially quartered with County Agent L. D. Willey due to space limits.
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Washington
L. D. Willey
Pasture Land Needs Slow Aid As Season Proceeds
Weather and overgrazing have left blue grass and native pastures weak with poor root reserves. Many pastures may not recover, requiring reseeding and temporary pastures. Rest is essential, and early grazing could destroy regrowth. Fall rye and wheat are recommended temporary pastures for Nebraska, with rye preferred for its prolific stooling.
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Nebraska
Fall and Spring Rye Seeding Guidelines for Pasture
The guidance recommends sowing rye at about two bushels per acre for better grazing in fall and spring. Do not overgraz e this fall to preserve pasture for spring. Use 1934 rye seed or carefully stored 1933 seed if seeding rate is doubled, and perform a germination test. Year old rye germinates poorly. If fall rye seed is unavailable, winter wheat is a viable substitute, useful when other pastures are scarce. A supply of rye seed is being arranged through local elevators, with county agents helping locate stock.
Thirteen Veterans To Bolster Grid Outlook
Thirteen lettermen join Sidney high football as Coach Leo P Black seeks a strong season. Co captains Weldon Stewart and Edward Christofferson lead a veteran lineup with several returning players and promising newcomers. Stewart aims to overcome previous injuries and propel the Maroons to contender status as the campaign begins.
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Sidney High
Leo P. Black
Black
Maroons
Weldon Stewart
Edward Christofferson
Christofferson
Stewart
Conrad Glanz
Ralph Witters
Lloyd Johnson
Bill Davis
Ambrose McCann
Black Grooming for Duty and 1934 Kimball Schedule
A roster shows Jack Stephens and other players set for center roles with two years of service, plus several likely prospects such as Jack Bowman Maurice Whiden Udell Ward George Hinn and Clifford Davis. The schedule lists nine games including Armistice Day at Kimball and venues from Sterling to North Platte.
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Jack Stephens
Jack Bowman
Maurice Whiden
Udell Ward
George Hinn
Clifford Davis
Faye Hinn
Ed Furer
Ben Rusch
J. D. Hughes
Perry Roberts
Emory Nelson
Verle Lundberg
Frank Johnson
Harold Witters
Bill Chambers
Kenneth Bales
Duane Willey
Carl Hutchison
Franklin Dedrick
Bob Jones
Leonard Fine
John Seyllers
Stanley Rabe
Roland Black
Black
Kimball
Longhorns
Sterling
Lodge Pole
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Alliance
North Platte
Chappell
More Work Relief Is Ordered In Nebraska
Work relief will receive greater emphasis in Nebraska during the coming months. Rowland Haynes, federal relief administrator, told 65 members of his field staff. New re-
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Nebraska
Rowland Haynes
Meadow Lawn Family Socials and Visits Chronicle
Meadow Lawn residents and relatives gathered for family events. Visitors included E Shiner Mayer Bruce and Stanley Juelfs with grandparents. Ralph Allison traveling to Kansas City to see his father. Community members called, dined, and shared time at the Mayer and Juelfs homes.
Mayer and Goding Families Attend Kimball County Fair
Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer attended the Kimball county fair Thursday afternoon with their children Evelyn and Clayton and Edna and Mark Goding present at the event.
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Charles Mayer
Evelyn and
Clayton
Edna and
Mark Goding
Kimball County Feir
Local Cream and Poultry Buyers Visit Sidney Shop
Telegraph Wantads advise readers to try Borden Produce Company as cash buyers of cream and poultry. They will pay top prices and invite sellers to visit at the rear of O. P. Skaggs store in Sidney, with N. L. Walden, manager, announcing the service.
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