Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

Page 1

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1938

Page

1

Coffee Says Land Bank Could Finance Pump Irrigation

Congressman Harry B. Coffee of Chadron visited Sidney and voiced optimism about re election prospects. He urged using the Federal Land Bank to finance pump irrigation in Lodge Pole valley and Sidney Draw areas, arguing it would enhance mortgages and fit local farming needs better than PWA schemes. He noted field men’ s local knowledge makes them best suited to assess risk as plans for a pumping irrigation financing agency were discussed.

Harry B. Coffee Chadron Sidney Panhandle Lodge Pole Sidney Draw PWA Coffee Federal Land Bank Land Bank

Doctors Debate Socialized Health Plan at Scottsbluff Meeting

The 12th district medical society of the Nebraska Medical Association met in Scottsbluff to discuss health insurance and group hospitalization amid new federal funding. Dr. Homer Davis urged unity through organized medicine to preserve professional dignity and independence while serving public needs. Officers were elected and prominent physicians from Omaha, Denver, and Chadron attended the scientific sessions.

Joseph Kuncl Alliance Paul Q. Baker Scottsbluff Leo Hovitt Chadron T. Leon Howard Denver Colorado School of Medicine Earl C. Sage Omaha University of Nebraska Medical College Adolph Sachs Creighton University School of Medicine

Legion Books Towles Band For October 14

The American Legion presents Nat Towles and his 14 south ae gentlemen at the city auditorium Friday night October 14. Towles has recent filling engagements in Omaha and Lincoln and other cities, with hits in Dallas Fort Worth Miami and Denver. He enjoyed a long run at Denver's Rainbow ballroom.

The American Legion City Auditorium Nat Towles Towles Omaha Lincoln Dallas Fort Worth Miami Denver the Rainbow

Lilac Bush In Bloom Spooks Sidney Resident

John Mohatt, fourteen miles northwest of Sidney, reports a lilac bush in full bloom in September. He brought in several branches to the Telegraph office as proof, noting the unusual late flowering resembles other oddities shown in Sidney that summer.

John Mohatt Sidney

Alliance Area To Be Probed In Oil Test

A seismograph crew from Oklahoma arrived at Alliance to survey the area for an oil structure that could support a test well. Vergil Feather of Phillips Petroleum leads four trucks of gear as about ten families plan to stay in Alliance during the survey. Previous surveys have occurred, but Phillips shows notable interest now.

Oklahoma Alliance Vergil Feather Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Hyannis Sioux County

WPA Funds Granted To Control Hoppers In Nebraska

A $15 000 WPA project to eliminate grasshoppers in Cheyenne and western Nebraska counties received President Roosevelt approval. Congressman Harry B Coffee was informed this week. Counties include Box Butte Dawes Deuel Garden Keith Kimball Morrill Scotts Bluff Sheridan Sioux and Perkins. The president also approved a $5 106 WPA project to demolish city buildings salvage material and clear and develop a site for a museum and municipal building in Sidney.

Cheyenne Nebraska Roosevelt Harry B. Coffee Box Butte Dawes Deuel Garden Keith Kimball Morrill Scotts Bluff Sheridan Sioux Perkins O. K Sidney

Kimball Man Shot In Row Over Livestock

Colorado sheriffs pursue George Schroeder in the Tuesday evening shooting of John I. Filer a 60 year old Kimball cattle man. Filer was wounded in the lung after Schroeder objected to cattle being moved into Filer s pasture on Colorado property. He was hospitalized after the incident.

Colorado George Schroeder John I. Filer Kimball Filer Schroeder Kimball Hospital

Alert Sidney men foil two break-ins Monday night

Two break-ins reported in Sidney, one at the east side school building and another at the Powerine filling station. Entry at the school was via a coal bin with doors and desks pried, though no valuables were taken. At the Powerine, two suspects were frightened off during a failed rear window entry. a glass pane shattered but no merchandise was stolen. H R Logan and Jack H Lowe heard the break and helped pursue, catching the suspects near the fair grounds.

East Side Powerine School House Powerine Station Sidney H. R. Logan Jack H. Lowe Lowe Logan Fair Grounds

Dalton Festival Opens With Record Entries

Dalton's 17th annual festival began with a record number of entries. Today features a full program of parade, speaking, baseball Gurley versus Dalton, street sports, football Haxtun versus Dalton, evening show and a 9:00 p.m. dance as crowds enjoy exhibits, concessions, and rides.

Dalton Gurley Colo

Old Timer joins Telegraph subscriber list with family ties

J. D. Davis, an early Telegraph subscriber who settled near Chapell in 1886, is noted as an old timer. His daughter, Cora B. Loofe of Ashland, recalls the paper's long absence from her home, remembers her father's correspondence, and notes he hauled wheat to a Sidney mill in the early days in exchange for flour. Mrs Loofe has read The Telegraph all her life.

J. D. Davis Chappell

Special Trade Days in Sidney Stores This Weekend

Friday and Saturday bring two days of bargain values in Sidney as merchants slash prices on seasonable merchandise to boost sales during a slow September. The event aims to attract thrifty shoppers from Sidney and surrounding territory with added discounts and a long tradition of customer goodwill.

Sidney

Weed Control Plan Topic For Meeting

Farmers and experts gather with the Farm Bureau executive committee this Saturday at 2 30 in the Sidney District Court Room to discuss controlling bindweed and other noxious weeds. Open forum will gauge farmer sentiment and plan organized control while moisture favors chemical eradication of these pests.

Farm Bureau Board Sidney District Court Room Cheyenne County

Kroh May Not Get Ballot Slot For Lt Governor

Ogallala attorney J. B. Kroh nominated by the Republican state central committee for the short term lieutenant governorship will not appear on the November 8 ballot. Legal authorities say a party that fails to nominate a candidate leaves the place unfilled unless a petition with at least 1,000 signatures is filed by October 8.

J. 8. Kroh Ogallala Republican State Central Committee Kroh

Mrs Scanlon, Longtime Telegraph Reader Since 1881

Mrs Julia Scanlon, a steadfast Telegraph subscriber since 1881, moved to Sidney with her husband that year. He served four years in the army at Fort Sidney before starting a drug store and later passing away. She recalls their arrival amid a jailhouse hanging moment that left a lasting early Sidney memory.

Telegraph Julia Scanlon Scanlon Sidney Fort Sidney

Harry Collins Band II at Sidney City Auditorium

Harry Collins and his nationally known dance band appear at the city auditorium next Wednesday evening October 5. It will be Collins first Sidney appearance with his organization already favorably reported. A floor show featuring Lois Lonergan and her revue accompanies the dance program.

Harry Collins City Auditorium Collins Sidney Lois Lonergan

Motorist Saved By Man He Befriended

Co. J. Bucher of Portland Oregon testifies that picking up hitch hikers pays. He picked up Francis Beauegard on a trip from Massachusetts to Portland. Early Thursday Beauegard pulled him free from a burning car after it plunged into a ditch two miles east of Sidney injuring Bucher but not burning him. State Patrolman Oltman investigated the crash.

Co. J. Bucher Portland Oregon Bucher Massachusetts Francis Beauegard Beauegard Sidney Butcher Roche

European Crisis To Be Told By Speaker

Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr a world traveler will address district 6 of the Nebraska State Teachers association at Chadron October 27 and 28 He will also lecture at the Lincoln district meeting Vanderbilt is traveling in countries making news worldwide Dr Ralph W Scokman a successor to Dr S Parkes Cadman at Christchurch New York City is another featured speaker for the panhandle district convention

Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr Nebraska Nebraska State Teachers Association Chadron Vanderbilt Lincoln Panhandle Ralph W. Scokman S. Parkes Cadman Christchurch New York City

WPSCO Manager At Bridgeport Changed

G V Inslee, former superintendent for Western Public Service at Cozad, became manager at the Bridgeport office Monday. He replaces W H Grant who has been promoted to district superintendent with headquarters in Scottsbluff. Inslee will oversee Scottsbluff Bayard Mina are and Bridgeport offices and others under these four offices.

G. V.inslee Western Public Service Company Cozad Bridgeport Mr. Inslee W. H. Grant Scottsbluff Bayard Minaiare

Weed Demon Demonstration Successful This Week

Cheyenne county Farm Bureau reports that its bindweed demonstration held last Tuesday on the A. A. Fenske farm was very successful. A large group of interested people listened to Mr. Whitner explain the control methods used. Several types of control were shown as a comparative demonstration with follow up reports of interest to those concerned with this noxious weed.

Cheyenne

Two Good Wells Reported In Sidney Draw Farm

Interest in pump irrigation development rises as a splendid well on Ed Kilham farm in Sidney Draw southwest of Sidney and south of Potter yields about 1200 gallons per minute with six feet drawdown. Test hole showed thirteen feet of black topsoil, suggesting strong soil quality for irrigation in the county. Continued on Page 8. Calb

Ed Killham Sidney Draw Sidney Potter Kiltham

Farm Bureau Drive Planned Next Week

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau schedules annual membership drive next week to acquaint non members with the benefits of joining. President E A Johnson will lead with assistance from Cadwallader of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation. Directors named include Mrs Emil Tank A C Borcher Art Schubarth Mrs J A Sparks and many others.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau E. A. Johnson Farm Bureau Cadwallader Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Emil Tank A. C. Borcher Art Schubarth

Playground Program Opens Saturday for Sidney Boys

A supervised playground for boys in fifth to eighth grade starts Saturday at 10. Lewis H. Brown, Sidney high school athletic mentor, invites all eligible boys to join at the high school. Sessions run weekly from 10 to 11:30 with football drills and various athletic activities.

Lewis H. Brown Sidney High School Brown

Woman's Club Opens New Year Meeting Next Tuesday

The Sidney woman's club will hold its first meeting of the new year on October 4 in the public library club rooms. All members are urged to attend. If president Mrs J C Swinbank is delayed, vice president Mrs J O Loudon will preside.

Sidney Woman's Club Public Library J. C. Swinbank J. O. Loudon

Teachers Institute to convene in Sidney next week

Rural teachers from Kimball Cheyenne Garden and Deuel counties meet in Sidney for a two day Teachers Institute with sessions Monday and Tuesday. Attendance expected 160 to 170. Monday evening lectures and musical recitals open to the public. Notable speakers include Theodore Diers F L Hambrick A L Burnham Neva Nellie Phillips Velma Wonderly and others from state groups. Mrs Gertrude Nelson urges locals with rooms to rent to list them. Institute officers are Alice M Blausey president Pearl Phillips Larsen vice president Mary E Wilts secretary.

Kimball Cheyenne Garden Devel Sidney Theodore Diers School of Music Lincoln F.L. Hambrick Colorado Alice M. Blausey Garden County Pearl Phillips Larsen Kimball County Mary E. Wiltse Deuel

Fox Theatre Next Week Schedule Features

The Fox Theatre posts showtimes for the coming week. Saturday features Room Service at 2 5 7 30 10 50 Renegade Ranger at 4 6 30 9 50 and again at 9 00. Friday rooms at 7 00 and 10 00. Sunday presents My Lucky Star at 2 4 7 58 10 57 and Affairs of Annabel at 3 44 6 43 9 42. Monday Tuesday My Lucky Star at 7 00 9 59 and Affairs of Annabel at 8 44. Wednesday Thursday Give Me A Sailor at 7 00 10 00 and Smashing The Rackets at 8 50.

Affairs Ofannabel

Petition Filed to Form First Pump District in State

The petition for a pump irrigation district was received by State Engineer Tilley on Monday. It covers Box Butte County and one precinct in Dawes County. Circulated by Doyle B. Dyer of Hemingford, the district would be organized under a 1933 statute and could borrow money but could not levy taxes or issue general obligation bonds.

Tilley Monday Box Butte Dawes County Doyle B. Dyer Hemingford

Maroons Face Test Today In Game With Ogallala Indians

Sidney high school prepares for the Ogallala Indians game this afternoon at three o clock. Key loss Kenney Bowman retires due to injury and Darby shoulder injury sidelined three weeks. Slayter moves to end, Paquette starts opposite him as Fuller returns to starting spot. Ogallala enters off a loss to Chappell as Coach Brown seeks strong reserve play.

Ogallala Sidney High School Kenney Bowman Bowman Lewis Brown Slayter Indians Fuller Paquette Brown Keith County Chappell Julesburg

Vehicle Inspection Station Opens in Sidney Nebraska

The Nebraska motor vehicle inspection program begins with Sidney’s testing station officially approved by state officials. Captain Weller explains that state law requires annual inspections for most owners, with municipal deadlines applying only to residents of those cities. Inspectors await official stickers, and garages are instructed on required procedures.

Nebraska R. F. Weller The Safety Patrol Weller Sidney Harvey Vizina

Magazines Offered with Sidney Telegraph Subscriptions

Special combination offers provide one year subscriptions to The Telegraph and popular magazines for as little as 1.00 to 3.25 dollars. Packages include The Telegraph News McCalls Pictorial Review Woman's World and Farm Journal or Capper's Farmer and other titles, with various price points and magazine selections. Offers urge subscribers to act soon before prices end and to pay up their accounts.

Telegraph The the Telegraph Telegraph News McCalls Magazine Pictorial Review Woman’s World Good Stories Farm Journal Telegraph- News Capper’s Farmer Needlecraft Pathfinder Illustrated Mechanics American Boy Motion Picture Magazine Parent’s Magazine True Confessions Breeder’s Gazette Popular Mechanics Magazine Sidney Telegraph Publishing Company

Jack Mills Band At Krueger's Dance Evening

Jack Mills and his acclaimed orchestra will perform a dance at Krueger's Lake Sunday night October 2. The band has been heard on NBC and CBS from Seattle to Wichita and enjoys a fine reputation with dance lovers. The original recording orchestra will present one of the top dancing treats of the season.

Jack Mills Krueger Lake Mills NBC CBS Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Omaha Salt Lake City Wichita

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Bluffs Legion Books Towles Band WPA Jacob Epman Beverly Hills Calif Epman Jack Kroh Oltman WPSCO Sidney Draw Farm Killham, Nelson Woman’s Club Teachers Institute Fox Fox Theatre Features Pump District Darby Lodge Polo Vizina
Search Courier

Search the Sidney Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Sidney Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication