Reseeding and Feed Crop Plan Dominates Western Nebraska
Western Nebraska farmers expect a record reseeding of corn and barley after a severe winter wind and drought, with many turning to cane as hardy stock feed. Government crop loans help finance replanting while Cheyenne county anticipates higher barley acreage. In Chicago, Prof. A. A. Reed was elected president of the North Central Association, strengthening Nebraska ties to regional college accreditation and standards.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
A. A Reed
University of Nebraska Extension Division
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago
Tre Association
Reed
United States
Association
Nebraska Commission
Commission On Secondary Schools
The
State University
Superior
Crete
Odell
Beatrice
Gage County
North Central Association
Mayoral race highlighted amid waning campaign pace
The article notes the mayoral contest as a focal point while campaigning remains light. It also discusses wheat market activity in late March with mixed signals from oats, corn, rye, and spring planting delays influencing prices and export demand.
Crop loan payments top five thousand dollars Cheyenne county
Cheyenne county farmers have received 26 crop loan payments totaling 5761 dollars from a 50 million dollar government fund. About 200 applicants in the county sought small loans to cover seed planting and harvesting costs as March winds pressured replanting. Election day turnout and rapid results loom as polls open 9 am and close 7 pm with city and school board races on the ballot.
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Cheyenne County
Department of Agriculture
Henry Pavlat
Minneapolis
Pavlat
Central Committee
Sidney Commercial Students Take Third in District Contest
Scottsbluff high school won the district eight commercial contest with 78 points. Bayard finished second and Sidney placed third with 33 points among fifteen western schools and over 200 participants. Winners advance to the state meet at Kearney on May 7. results include top individual and team marks in novice and championship shorthand.
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Scottsbluff High School
Bayard
Sidney
Kimball
Gering
Chappell
Oshkosh
Mitchell
Lyman
Poiter
Lodges Pole
Warrisburg
Kearney
Doris Eastman
Opal Macek
Scottsbluff
Martha Kuxhausen
Lorraine Mason
Marie Wimner
Scot’sbluff
Elinor Nelson
Kathryn O’hare
Roma Bottom
Stella Jackson
Eleanor Garvin
Kim
New Wheat Bell baseball league formed in Sidney
Old Cheyenne county league dissolves as clubs sever ties and form the Wheat Bell circuit. Teams from Kimball Chap pell Peetz join Sidney Potter Lodge Pole Dalton Gurley Bunker Hill Lorenzo, with Lon Miller named president and Fred Johnson vice president after a runoff.
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Cheyenne County
Wheat Bell League
Sidney
Kimball
Chappell and Peetz
Potter
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Gurley
Bunker Hill
Lorenzo
Lon Miller
Primaries Near as Cheyenne County Sees Record Ballots
Ballots prepare for Cheyenne County primaries on April 12 with 175 names across Republican Democratic and non political ballots. Heavy turnout expected in most precincts amid political unrest and the county’s largest ballot on record. Local races include county judge treasurer state senator and state representative with multiple candidates in each race. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm and voters urged to cast early ballots.
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Cheyenne County
Jess Osborn
Hugh Slawton
Louis Wasem
B. P. Hamilton
B. C. Grabill
Pat Ells
Herbert Foster
Fred S. Stowe
G. P. Kratz
Robert A. Barlow
Richards H. Rogers
Guy E. Clark
Co. W. Johnson
Potter
Martin W. Dimery
Sidney
Freeman L. Whitney
Sdney
Joseph S. Steele
Kimball
H. L. Challburg
Guy V. Doran
Charles W. Bryan
William Ritchie
Henry Pavlat
Pioneer Sidney resident Mrs. James O Kane dies at 81
Mrs. James O Kane 81 longtime Sidney resident died after a five day illness bronchial pneumonia. She came to Sidney in 1876 and was among the citys earliest pioneers. Survived by two daughters a son and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery east of town.
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James O’kane
Sidney
O’kane
Kidney
Anton
Gehrig
O'Kane
Edward Stokes
Frank O'Kane
Mayme Bard
Aberdeen
Wash
James
Radio Drama Absorbing Talkie Of Everyday People
Seth Parker stars in Way Back Home at Fox theatre in Way Weekend shows Sunday and Monday. The film blends rural simplicity with stern drama and Maine coastal atmosphere, echoing Way Down East while highlighting country virtue under stress.
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Maine
Seth Parker
Broadcast Fame
Fox Theatre
Way Back Home
Star
Page
Tree Planting at High School For BiCentennial
A Washington bicentennial tree planting program will occur at the new senior high school during Arbor Day week. Individuals and organizations may finance a tree by contacting the superintendent or board members. Trees will beautify the campus per the landscaping plan as part of the bicentennial celebration.
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Washington
Board of Education
Sidney Rifle Club Tops Kimball In Close Metal Match
Sidney Rifle Club defeated Kimball by 51 points at Wal-Bur hall last Tuesday. The 22 calibre event at 50 feet used three positions with Melvin Sweet leading at 270, followed by Paul Shafto 262, L. B. Mead 247, Heinie Bauman 245, and Dr. Stanley Baker 244. The shoot ends the season with Kimball first, Porter and Sidney tied for second as plans begin for next season.
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Sidney Rifle Club
Kimball
Wal-Bur Hall
Melvin Sweet
Paul Shafto
L. B. Mead
Heinie Bauman
Sidney
Stanley Baker
Porter
Pioneer Of Farming Area West Of Dalton Dies At Home
Frank Weigand, 54, pioneer farmer in the west Dalton district, died at his home Friday after a five year illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Dalton Catholic church with Rev. Fullham of Bridgeport officiating. Gehrig funeral service in charge. He resided in Merrill county over 30 years and is survived by his wife, three children, three sisters, and one brother.
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Frank Weigand
West Dalton District
Dalton Catholic Church
Fullham
Bridgeport
Gehrig
Weigand
Merrill County
Thought of a Lady on Daily Events feature gains readers
A Cheyenne County woman writes an anonymous column Thought of a Lady on the Daily Events for Telegraph News. The piece shows women taking a keener interest in public life and shaping social discussion in the United States.
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Telegraph News
Cheyenne County
Times
United States
Federal Farm Board Poll Attracts Private Dealers Interest
The Telegraph poll by the Federal Farm Board drew interest from eastern grain markets and private grain firms. Requests came from magazines newspapers and radio stations for final results and a sample ballot. Omaha grain exchange radio station broadcast the poll results crediting the Telegraph for the balloting.
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Federal Farm Board
The
Telegraph
Omaha, Grain Exchange
Reintroduction of Boxing Highlighted by Sidney Card
American Legion presents a 30 round professional program at the Sidney city auditorium next Tuesday night April 12 with two amateur bouts. Main event features Bill Banks and Chuck Moore in a ten round clash likely to go the distance. Semi main pairs KO Chandler against Chink Candy in an eight round bout. Three four round preliminaries add to the lineup with Billy ONeil Harry Leonhardt Keith Adams Henry Graff Ernest Ortega and Johnny Berlman in amateur showcase fights.
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American Legion
Sidney
City Auditorium
Jack Poole
Bill Banks
Oklahoma City
Chuck Moore
Pride of
Cheyenne
Moore
Banks
K O. Chandler
Sterling
Chink Candy
Billy Oneil
Harry Leonhardt
Keith Adams
Henry Graff
Ernest Ortega
Johnny Berlman
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