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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

Page

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Lincoln contractor enters low bid on P D Broadwater bank robbery

Lincoln contractor enters a low bid on the Broadwater bank robbery case. The captured suspect William Quinn, an escaped convict, yielded a confession claiming he was the robber. About $1,088 found on him and over $200 in a car abandoned at Fort Morgan. He led officers toward Broadwater, Pine Bluffs, Grover, and Fort Morgan, where authorities prepared for trial.

Union State Bank Broadwater William Quinn Canon City Denver Quinn Fort Morgan Sbyor Bridgeport Burlington Pine Bluffs Grover

Sidney Burglary Pair Arrest Shocks Oshkosh Police

A man and a woman, unnamed, were arrested in Oshkosh for numerous panhandle burglaries including a Sidney camera and flashlight theft. An accomplice escaped. Fairbury and Jefferson county authorities assess possible chicken theft links. Officers recovered Sidney loot, while Idle investigation references an $80,000 Sidney post office project with Olson Construction leading at $59,470 after tender adjustments.

Oshkosh Panhandle Sidney Fairbury Jefferson County Wayne Pattison E. E. Clark Gering

County Receives $5,000 on Lost Liberty State Bank Bond

The county announced this week that a $5,000 payment has been received on the surety bond safeguarding deposits in the defunct Liberty State bank. This represents half of the amount lost, with the other $5,000 promised soon, easing a financial strain extending six weeks. County Attorney Kepler turned the check over to the board and said the balance would arrive in a few days. The bank failure had threatened treasury depletion since December, with efforts hampered by red tape as officials pursued losses. Board members praised the timely payment, noting the full $10,000 will relieve the emergency to a degree.

County ‘Board Liberty State Bank Kepler Liberty State

Twenty Year Prison Sentence for Dalton P C Robber

Albert Smith, one of two men who confessed to the Dalton post office robbery, received a 20 year state penitentiary sentence in Ord for burglary with explosives. He admitted blowing open a Burlington depot safe at Ord and aided in robbing four safes and three other businesses that night. Smith, arrested after a tear gas chase at a tourist cabin near Arapahoe, was sent to Kearney for county sheriffs to question. Martin and Mrs. Martin surrendered at Beaver City. Cheyenne county sees a local crime punished, with federal charges declined as part of a state plea deal ensuring maximum punishment for guilty parties.

Albert Smith Dalton Ord Smith Burlington Lincoln Arapahoe Kearney Roy Martin Martin Beaver City Cheyenne County

American Legion Elects Ed Runge Commander in Tuesday Vote

Sidney post No. 17 elected Ed Runge commander for the coming year by unanimous acclaim at the regular meeting Tuesday night. He succeeds H. E. Bauman after two terms and has served as finance officer. Frank Pavlat Sunol first vice commander. Roger Frances second vice. D. A. Pratt adjutant. Rudy Grage as finance officer. Chris Hansen sergeant at arms. Dr. R. E. Roche three year executive committee member.

Sidney Legionnaires Ed Runge Runge Frank Pavlat Sunol Roger Frances D. A. Pratt Rudy Grage Chris Hansen R. E. Roche H. E. Bauman Bauman

Broadwater Bank Robbery Marks Nervy Theft by Young Bandit

Union State bank cashier J O Ross recounted a bold morning heist in Broadwater where a young gunman, about 23 to 25, thrust a pistol into his face and escaped with roughly 1120 dollars. The robber, described as five eight, 150 to 160 pounds, wore a brown suit and hat and fled toward a car waiting outside Oasis cafe. Local observers Kenneth Jones and Harvey Peterson provided minutes of the getaway, noting the bandit appeared unshaken and sped away with the motor running.

Ross Telegraph Johnny Ross Broadwater Union State Bank Johnny‘Ross Mineeame Nette Oasis Cafe Kenneth Jones Sidney The Oasis Harvey Peterson Peterson

Yankees Win Second Straight Over Cubs in 1932 World Series

The New York Yankees beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 2 at Yankee Stadium, their second straight victory in the series. Lefty Gomez pitched steadily as Lonnie Warnecke struggled with control, and Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth supplied key hits, keeping the Yankees ahead despite Cubs threats.

Yankees CUBS Chicago New York Yankees Chicago Cubs Yankee Stadium Lefty Gomez

Noted Farmers Brown and Shorthill to Speak Here Oct 4

C S Brown famed Arizona master farmer and J W Shorthill secretary of Farmers Westcentral Grain Omaha will headline a meeting next Tuesday at 1 pm in the city auditorium. George Burke of Gurley directs local setup. Topics cover farm cooperatives and Federal Farm Board activity with an expected large farmer turnout.

C. S. Brown Arizona J. Ww.Shorthill Farmers ‘Westcentral Grain Company of Omaha George Burke Gurley Farmers Westcentral Organization Panuliarly Farmer Brown Mr. Brown Federal Farm Board Nebraska Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Burke Brown Shorthill

Cheyenne County Hold Race Meet Soon Parade Fast County Horses

The Cheyenne county meet to be held next week will feature fast county horses in races with large purses. Several races are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, including the Merchant's Derby. The Derby is the climactic event on Thursday open to out of county horses and pays $100 in merchandise to winners. Admission is 25 cents to grounds and grandstand. A full notice is advertised in this issue.

Cheyenne County Ee, Tan

Northwest farmers seek moratorium on seed loan repayments

Grain farmers in the northwest face only 25 percent repayment on government seed loans due in November while the rest is deferred until terms set by Congress. The White House cites low prices and winter risk as reasons. County Agent Willey has not received clear guidance from the Agriculture Department. A nationwide farmer call for debt relief grows, with a December meeting of a national conference planned as Congress reopens to decide postponed sums. About 23 million of the 64 million loaned this year remains unsettled.

Northwest Department of Agriculture Congress White House Willey Cheyenne Iowa

Farmers Use Scrip Privilege To Raise Funds This Fall

State Game Warden O Connell notes a trend toward greater farmer participation in the scrip program this fall. Farmers can earn 50 cents per pheasant by accepting scrip, with hunters buying a five coupon book for 2.50 from the game commission or county clerks. Hunters present the book at farms, sign each coupon after harvesting birds, and return the coupons to the farmer.

O’connell Oconnell Game Commission

State highway bids opened on multiple projects yesterday

Bids were opened yesterday for outstate highway projects across Nebraska with several routes listed including Curtis Stockville 12.1 miles gravel Harrison Crawford 5.7 miles grading Lincoln York 6 miles grading Cambridge Holbrook road way culvert Trenton Culbertson bridge Trenton Stratton bridge Plattsmouth Fort Crook protection work Lodge Pole Sunol 5.3 miles grading IPs Sidney Sunol 4.7 miles grading Sidney Bronson 8 miles bituminous mat surfacing Havelock Ceresco 2 miles grading and gravel Maxwell North Platte 42 miles culvert pipe viaduct Pappilon creek protection work Ogalwart.

Lincoln Curtis-Stockville Harrison-Crawford Lincoln-York Cambridge-Holbrook Trenton-Culbertson Trenton-Stratton Plattsmouth Fort Crook Lodge ‘Pole-Sunol Sidney-Sunol Sidney Bronson

Sidney Maroons Face Lodge Pole In Home Opener

Sidney’s Maroons meet Lodge Pole in the opening home game at 3 p.m. at the high school field. Lodge Pole, described as the class of the Blue and White’s opposition, is experienced and fast. Coach Black has strengthened the defense, with G. Bale and W. Bale in the backfield, while Harold West anticipates another strong bid for a ten championship.

Sidney’s Maroons Lodge Pole Aveverage Lodge Pole Sidney Sterling Black Carter Talish E. Disney Englert Schlaman Howerter Namath Counter S. Bale W. Bale Wise Mripal Harold West Sterling Tilt

Presbyterian Show Is Well Received by Sidney

A talented array of home talent artists presented three acts at the Presbyterian church basement in Sidney over Tuesday and Wednesday nights to packed houses. The program ranged from slapstick minstrel to opera piano numbers, all praised as well planned and capably directed. The show, directed by Hollis Kepler and Freda Hammer, featured aggressive advance ticket sales by church members and drew a good revenue from sales.

Sidney Presbyterian Church F. A. Barger Vern Livingston Blaine Brabill Hollis Kepler Freda Hammer

Dalton Festival Draws Hundreds in Busy two Day Event

The Dalton festival attracted over 2,000 visitors across Wednesday and Thursday with record farm product exhibits and improved entertainment. Delegations from Sidney Gurley Lodge Pole Potter and Sundlin joined locals in a hearty community celebration. Families toured canning and handiwork displays while sports included a Dalton versus Gurley high school football game.

Dalton Cheyenne County Sidney Gurley Lodge Pole Potter Sundl Dalton and Gurley Dal

William Seifer Shows Gain Baby Buried At Dalton

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Corrine Seifer two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Seifer of east Dalton who died after being burned in an exploding lamp last Saturday evening. The burial was in Dalton cemetery as Rev Herman Joens officiated and Rice funeral service of Sidney supervised. William Seifer remained seriously burned but showed some improvement with partial sight returning and doctors monitoring for pneumonia to determine his prognosis.

Corrine Seifer William Seifer East Dalton Dalton Herman Joens Rice Sidney Seifer

Policy Change Made At Fox Theatre Eliminate Matinees

Fox Theatre announces ending Monday Wednesday and Friday matinees next week. The schedule shifts to continuous shows on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 p.m. with afternoon screenings on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday. Manager Boyd cites strong October bookings and increased attendance countywide.

Fox Theatre Boyd Sidney The Fox

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. D Outskirts Morrill Olson Olson Construction Company Mondey Sidney Post Office Washington Treasury Department Tapager Construction Company Albert Lea, Minn H. W. Underhill Construction Wichita W. J. Assenmacher Ernest Rokhar and Sons Ninth Avenue Illinois Street Dalton P. C American Legion Peraps J. O. Ross Lonnie Warnecke Warnecke Billy Herman Cub Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth Casey Gomez Uy Oe Northwest Farmers Presbyterian
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