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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

Page

6

Judge Tewell Speaks On The Constitution

During Constitution Week September 16 to 22, the Nebraska Bar Association’s American Citizenship Committee presents a state wide program with prominent bench and bar speakers. James L. Tewell of Sidney, a district judge and supreme court nominee, will air on KGFW in Kearney Friday September 21 at 1 p.m. as a leading constitutional expert.

United States American Citizenship Committee Nebraska Bar Association James L. Tewell Sidney the Supreme Court KGFW Kearney Tewell

Cream Quality Topic At Meeting In Cheyenne Region

Cream dealers from Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel counties met at the city auditorium for an educational session on cream quality. The meeting, a federal project, aims to educate producers through dealers to raise cream quality benefiting producers dealers and consumers. A E Wright of Sidney Creamery served as district chairman and presided.

Cheyenne Kimball Deuel A E. Wright Sidney Creamery

Farmers Union Meeting in Sidney Soon

Farmers Union plans a Sidney gathering with detailed audits showing cost itemization and tax causes and remedies. Audits surpass legal requirements, with departments fully itemized to reveal each taxpayer cost. The event is expected to attract farmers as tax reduction champions. full program to appear soon.

Corn Oats and Barley Yield Poor in State Report

The 1932 state survey shows corn oats and barley performing poorly with oats largely pastured or left unharvested. Barley yields at 6 bushels per acre would total about 2,405,000 bushels, while much of the oats was cut for hay or pastured.

Nebraska grain and hay yields drop amid drought and shortages

State reports show 1934 harvests far below 1933 and 1932 levels across corn, wheat, rye, flax, buckwheat, edible beans, grain sorghum, and potatoes. Yields per acre are depressed by drought, pastures are poor, hay supplies are insufficient, and many acres remain unharvested or abandoned despite larger acreage in some crops. Soil conditions and late rains offer only limited relief in western districts.

Altho Kearney Nebraska

Weather Lifts Farm Prospects After Rain Shortage

A brief agricultural note credits recent rains with improving crop conditions and pasture outlook, easing drought stress for farmers. Officials urge continued soil moisture monitoring as forecasts remain variable and rainfall totals are uneven across regions.

Double Parking Ban Considered by City Council

The council plans to end curbside parking hazards by banning double parking and discussing a loading zone plan at the next meeting. Principal corners may be marked for five or ten minute parking to let townsfolk briefly park, transact business, and depart. The mayor expects farmers delivering produce to Sidney will favor the plan, especially on Saturdays when traffic peaks.

Irom Sidney

Safety First Drive Sees Quick Results in Sidney

The safety drive reports arrests and summonses for careless driving, with drivers in Sidney and other towns showing improved behavior. Sheriff Schulz credits deputy cooperation and the office’s influence, while Chief Rogers and Night Marshal Alster pledge support. A special officer targets double parking and plans aim to expand curb space in the business zone.

Sidney W. W. Schulz Rogers Frank Alster

Willey Urges Careful Corn Fodder Harvest

County farmers are urged to be cautious in corn fodder harvest as Mr. Willey takes responsibility for issuing the statement. He stresses careful handling and attention to harvest timing to protect yields and farm interests.

Willey Page Cone

Man Hints Return With More Details Soon

A speaker indicated he would likely offer further remarks on the topic within a few days, suggesting additional comments are forthcoming once he has more time to prepare.

Local residents share visits and travels in Antelope

Ed Nelson and son Maurice left for Casper Wyoming on a business trip for several days. Numerous local families share dinners visits and hospitality including the Nelson Madden Olsen and Reineka households with children and grandchildren. The Jolly Neighbors club plans a September 27 meeting at Mrs Jens Olsen's home.

Ed Nelson Maurice Casper Wyo James Johnson Pete Howe Anna Reineka Chris Terman Carl Larson H. A. Lockhard L. K Kallispel Mont Jacobson District 16 Roscoe Madden Janice Whitney Kimball Hospital Winda Herboldsheimer The Jolly Neighbors Club

East Center Social Notes Include Dinner Guests and School Start

Mrs J O East Center notes a Sunday dinner at W F Waite with Mr and Mrs L T Johnson and Merle, and Mr and Mrs Earl Leger and Alfred Also visits by Edgar Sayre to Charles Jobe home A church gathering drew about 50 women with games and lunch Attendance at school rose with several new pupils in the primary class including Irene Nolte Raymond Scott Clayton Conrad Lavern Schroeder and Marjorie Jensen.

J. O L. T. John Merle Earl Leger Alfred W. F. Waite Edgar Sayre Charles Jobe Irene Nolte Raymond Scott Clayton Conrad Lavern Schroeder Marjorie Jensen

New Pupil in Eighth Grade and Local Notices

The article notes a new pupil entering eighth grade and mentions pupils from other districts in the high school room including Marjorie Schlotfeld, Leonard Sorge, Irene Goran son, and Charles Jobe. It records hog hauling to Scottsbluff by Charles Jobe, a tonsillectomy for Mrs. M E Webster performed by Dr Pankau, and visits by Mrs Albert Linton, Mrs Irvin Campbell, Mrs Earl Leger and son Alfred to Mrs J O Lobb. The Ladies Aid plans a church meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 19. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results.

Marjorie Schlotfeld Leonard Sorge Irene Goranson Charles Jobe Scottsbluff Irvin Campbell Earl Leger Alfred J. O. Lobb Ladies Aid

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