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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
3
The FOX THEATRE presents a look at current programs and upcoming attractions. Details include show titles schedules and dates reflecting a busy entertainment slate for theater patrons.
Ex governor candidate Dwight Griswold attacks state finances arguing taxes are hidden in “painless” levies while citing 1929 31 expenditures as the record. He notes 1936 gas tax rise and questions budget choices, urging scrutiny of road funds federal aid and university and welfare programs.
Potter community notes include visits to Savannah Mo by Mrs K Hansen and Nora for sanitarium care. Vivian Light returning from the west coast to teach Windy Hill school. new move of Raymond Swanson family to west of the school. J R Quein from Cheyenne veterans hospital. Schlyterns from Lincoln visiting Peter Hansen. birth of baby boy to Mr and Mrs Whyne Reichstein. many relatives and neighbors visiting, traveling and hospital updates. Labor Day observed with all stores and schools closed.
The article notes property taxes totaling 15 340 477 for 1929 and 1930 under Griswold aligned appropriations, versus 8 198 484 for 1935 and 1936 under Gov Cochran. It claims a 7 141 993 increase in 1929 30 taxes due to Griswold backed bills, describing the levy as not painless.
Mrs E Biggs attended an Eastern Star meeting in Chappell Tuesday evening. Potter business men displayed at the county fair. Newly elected missionary society officers are listed. Potter school enrollment totals 208 pupils with a 106 boys and 102 girls split. Rain brought .12 inch Tuesday morning. Local attendance grows at the county fair in Sidney. A big local delegation is expected. Local people noted at Pine Bluffs Laramie county fair. Potter Cubs beat Peetz 11 to 1 at Peetz Saturday. Rev H E Sorter will move to East St. Louis next year to lead Signal Hill Methodist church.
Mrs. Clayton Parks spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Alva Hart. Mrs. Alfred Jorgensen joined her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Foster in Oshkosh for a day with Rev. and Mrs. George F. Flora and baby Larry Dale. Mrs. Lillian Johnson and daughters and Hazel Linde stayed Tuesday evening with Frank Flessner. Frank Flessner and daughter Mary Ann attended a Sidney matinee and saw Al Capone's car. Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen and daughter Anna visited with Mrs. Alfred Jorgensen Thursday afternoon. Edme Flessner and son were dinner guests Thursday. August Jorgensen called at Will Gade's Friday. L. A. Pearson and Melvin Swanson, from Oregon City, Oregon, arrived Friday to visit daughter Mrs. Albert Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearson remained as supper guests.
Glenis Pearson and Kermit Moore were evening guests. The Johnsons hosted relatives from Lincoln and Estes Park visits. Numerous local families, including the Hoaglands, Rupert, Jorgensens, Weltons, and Weatherwaxes, shared meals, church attendance, and farm tasks across Friday to Monday, with many travelers and farm work noted.
Three key elements of our Complete Optical Service are presented by Dr. L. A. Berse optometrist and Dr. C. L. Bersee at the Radcliffe Building in Sidney Nebraska.
Collier's Magazine notes the Pareshnath procession as the world’s costliest parade staged yearly in India. The pageant features Irish costumes and floats, a 0-foot banner, and requires temporary removal of telephone, telegraph, and trolley wires along the march route due to its scale and expenses.
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