Former Governor Charles W Bryan at county talk on issues
Ex governor Charles W Bryan spoke on political issues to a large audience on the court house lawn last Saturday evening after addressing crowds in Lodge Pole Gurley Dalton and Potter He railed against the Republican party and current administration praising Democratic positions on farm relief and laws aiding workers He highlighted farm organization efforts at Houston and the Democratic platform changes urged by farmers focusing on child labor laws minimum wage and eight hour day all while warning against voter manipulation and noting bipartisan agreement on enforcing the 18th amendment.
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Charles W. Bryan
Court House
Bryan
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Dalton
Potter
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Lowden
Illinois
London
Houston
Smith
New York
Grandson of oil king visits wheat farms in Panhandle
Fowler McCormick of Chicago son of H F McCormick and grandson of John D Rockefeller toured western Nebraska panhandle counties last week with A J Lindgren chief engineer of International Harvester. They visited Sidney and Cheyenne operations and discussed machinery needs soil preparation harvesting and farming prospects. McCormick plans to return at harvest and may buy a wheat farm.
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Fowler McCormick
Chicago
H. F. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Nebraska
A. J. Lindgren
International Harvester Company
Young McCormick
Cheyenne
Kimball
Nebraska Panhandle
Sidney
E. L. Uptegrove
Trek of Duck Hunters to Lakes and Ponds Opens
Sunday morning hundreds of Cheyenne county hunters hit ponds lakes and sloughs for a first crack at ducks. The Nebraska season opens also for plovers Wilson and jack snipes geese and squirrel with prairie chickens opening October 1. Pheasant season may follow in late October in some counties. Details continued on page 8.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wilson
State Department
Cheyenne County Fair Ends With Big Friday Crowd
Cheyenne county fair closed Friday with a record crowd after a four day harvest festival, despite dusty weather midweek. Attendance surged as schools participated with 100 percent delegations on educational day, and interest centered on the new educational building and school exhibits. Livestock shows, auto and farm displays, and the Cheyenne county exhibit, praised at the state fair, drew widespread praise from visitors.
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Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Nebraska PTA Congress to Meet in Kearney October 10
The Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers plans a state convention at Kearney October 10 to 12 with the theme Building for good citizenship. About 200 delegates are expected. National worker Mrs. Hugh Bradford will address sessions while E L Newotney and other officers present talks on topics such as Building Through Organization and Congressional Publications.
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Building For Good Citizenship
Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kearney
W. W. Day
Lincoln
State Organization
Hugh Bradford
Sacramento
Cal
National Organization
E. L. Newotney
Central City
C. W. Wentz
Loretta Walker
Congressional
Harry Gilbert
Emma Schwerin
Hartington
Telegraph Marks 56th Birthday with Open Service to Community
The Telegraph of Sidney celebrates its fifty sixth year with pride and a pledge to continue fair, honest, and fearless reporting. The paper recalls half a century of integrity commitment to progress education and civic betterment, renewing dedication to serve all readers faithfully and openly.
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The
Telegraph
Mission Festival Held at Trinity Church South of Sidney
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church south of Sidney hosted a mission festival Sunday. The German language service began at ten with Rev. Dryer of Mitchell preaching, followed by an English talks at 2:30 by Rev. Heins of Chapman. Lunch at noon drew a large crowd. Rev. W. F. Peters of Sidney oversees church affairs.
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sidney
Dryer
Mitchell
Heins of
Chappell
W. F. Peters
Many bootleggers caught in Western Nebraska raids
Western Nebraska officials reported a Saturday night crackdown on bootlegging with multiple raids. In Cheyenne County officers seized liquor, a still, and an automobile, arresting about a dozen suspects as state agents aided county authorities. The operation targeted peddlers and makers, aided by undercover work, as officials push to tighten enforcement in the dry district.
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Nebraska
Western Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Prohibition
Prohibition Squad
Caution Urged Over Driving Through School Zones
Motorists are urged to slow in school zones after repeated violations near city and rural schools have endangered children. Officials warn violators will be prosecuted as children rely on laws protecting them from fast driving in these areas.
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Ade
Upward Trend in Cattle Industry Boosts Nebraska Stock
Western Nebraska reports the strongest harvest in memory as cattle move east to markets with rising demand and prices. Rail officials note heavy shipments this fall with spring calves at 50 to 60 dollars, yearlings 75 to 85, cows 100, and steers 135 to 175 a head, signaling recovery for cattlemen and stabilizing grain farmers.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Tier
Oma
Plains Golf Tournament to be Held Here September 30
Sidney Country club announces a one day event named the Plains Golf Tournament on the local 18 hole course. Open to all, with trophies for flight winners runners up and medalist, plus special prizes for longest distance oldest youngest best dressed and various hole in one and birdie feats. Entry fee 2.50 includes dinner, entries due by 8 am September 30.
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Sidney Country Club
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Tance
Sidney
Mission Festival at Gurley Church Draws Large Lutheran Crowd
Grace Lutheran church at Gurley held a mission festival with morning and afternoon services. Rev. W I Guss of Omaha preached the morning sermon, Rev. Max J Hartner of Oshkosh the afternoon sermon, with special music and a congregational dinner. Offers for missionary purposes were generously given, making it the best attended Gurley celebration to date.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Gurley
W. T. Kahse
W. I. Guss
D. D
Omaha
Max J. Hartner
Oshkosh
Kahse
Sanitary hog lots help Eliminate cholera outbreaks
Reports from western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado farms show hog herds largely free from cholera due to prevention methods, county agents, and veterinarians. Cholera remains more common in northeastern Nebraska and hogs in Iowa study large losses. vigilance advised as winter nears.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Parker
Cheyenne
Lancaster
Dixon
State Department
Iowa
Terrific Storm Off Porto Rico Claims Vast Losses
San Juan Porto Rico Sept 16 A mounting death toll from the hurricane now exceeds 250 with forecasts it may reach a thousand as communications return. Half the island population of nearly two million is homeless and famine threats grow amid possible property damage over 100 million dollars. Hydro plant losses to San Juan and north island may top three million. authorities move to curb profiteering.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Horace M. Towner
Krug
Farmers Caravan From Colorado Tours Wheat
More than one hundred wheat farmers from Washington County Colorado visited Cheyenne and Kimball counties in a caravan to study Nebraska wheat practices. County Agent Willey and local supporters explained soil treatment summer fallow and seed handling while Akron business leaders observed. They praised the courtesy and promised to pursue larger yields on their own farms.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Washington County
Colo
Akron
Kimball
Sidney
Willey
Colorado
Ste
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Chrysler Endurance Run Sets 3460 Mile Benchmark At Fair
Fred Smith, a noted driver, steered a Chrysler 65 for 106 hours in a record endurance test for Fundingsland and Reisdorff at Cheyenne county fair. He logged 3460 miles on Western Nebraska roads with official checks, sealing the car at start and end, using 172 gallons of fuel and minimal oil loss.
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Fred Smith
Fundingsland & Reisdorff
Chrysler
Cheyenne County Fair
Smith
Nebraska
Fair Grounds
Fred Whittaker
Sterling
L. A. Schroeder
Dalton
Pauline Berry
Galesboro
Ill
A. G. Holm
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Congress OF Parent-Teachers
Western Nebraska
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Gurley Church
West End
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