Charles Sypherd To Face Trial As Court Convenes
Witnesses were subpoenaed as Charles Sypherd prepared to stand trial in district court on burglary charges involving a Sunol area farmhouse. Richard Sypherd, already convicted in the same case, and co defendants James Sypherd and Marion Teeters are slated for later trials.
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Charles
Charles ‘Sypherd
Sypherd
Sunol
Richard Sypherd
James Sypherd
Marion Teeters
H. E. Mantor
Jess Tompkins
I. J. Nisley
Stolen Car Recovered After High Speed Nebraska Chase
A Denver theft sparked an 80 mile per hour pursuit across western Nebraska ending in North Platte. State Patrolman Joe Peirano chased a Black suspect from Sidney to Ogallala at speeds around 80 to 90 mph before blockade tactics and a last escape on the viaduct failed. The incident marked a rare instance of officers being outrun by a speeding motorist.
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North Platte
Denver
Nebraska
Joe Peirano
Sidney
Ogallala
Peirano
Perroni
Perrono
Kimball
Lodge Pole
Big Springs
Deuel County
Nebraska high school activities head speaks at Rotary
O L Webb secretary of the Nebraska High School Activities Association was guest speaker at the Rotary meeting Friday night in Sidney. He spoke before an audience of Rotarians and basketball coaches about the association’s work and the scope of Nebraska high school athletics. Also present were Lodge Pole and Potter coaches, Sidney head coach Rex Reed, and Walter Kinne.
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O. L. Webb
Nebraska High School Activities Association
Rotary Club
Mr. Webb
Sidney
Mr.Webb
Nebraska
Lodge Pole
Potter
Rex Reed
Sidney High School
Walter Kinne
Tobin Opera House in Sidney to be demolished by WPA crew
The 1883 Tobin Opera House, a Sidney landmark and social hub, is being razed by a WPA team led by George Plein after city purchase from the Tobin family. Once a center for plays, boxing stars, dances, and community events, it stood idle for years and was deemed a fire hazard before demolition.
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Tobin Opera House
Sidney’s
WPA
George Plein
Tobin
Opera House
Siney
City Auditorium
Sidney
Midwest
Social Workers To Meet In Sidney District Conference
Social workers from eleven western Nebraska counties gather in Sidney on Wednesday December 7 for the regular district conference. Mable Hitchcock of Alliance serves as district president with local arrangements led by Mrs. Jesse Osborn Cheyenne county.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Mable
Hitchcock
Alliance
Legion Rooms
City Auditorium
E. W. Johannsen
Bridgeport
Farm Security Administration
Arthur W. Pendray
Lincoln
WPA
Verne Bowman Placed In Cast After Injury at Telegraph Building
Verne Bowman, injured in a fall at The Telegraph building Thursday afternoon, is in a cast for about six weeks. Dr. R. E. Roche reports a fractured lumbar vertebra with displacement but no paralysis and expects no permanent effects. He fell while placing asbestos on a water storage tank and toppled onto a steam meter.
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Verne Bowman
Telegraph
R. E. Roche
Bowman
Edwin Spencer Home Return From Hospital Cast
Edwin Spencer has returned to his Broadwater home after more than ten months in Sidney and Lincoln hospitals recovering from a leg bone injury. Son of Mr and Mrs Fred Spencer the young man was hurt in a school yard and was once considered in dangerous condition. He remains in a cast but is described as smiling and courageous.
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Sidney
Edwin Spencer
Broadwater
Lincoln
Young Spencer
Fred Spencer
Free Kids Party and Sidney Days Trade Event Planned
A free Christmas party for all youngsters is planned at the auditorium with a free bag of candy as the program climax. Merchants and the chamber of commerce organize Sidney Days trade event on Friday and Saturday December 9 and 10. The Telegraph will publish a pre Christmas edition Friday to boost advertising and help with holiday sales.
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Merchants ‘Bureau Committee
Chamber of Commerce
All Boys
Sidney
Telegraph
Nebraska Independent Stores See 13 Percent October Sales Drop
Nebraska independent retailers report October 1938 dollar sales down 13 percent versus October 1937. September 1938 sales fell about one percent. North Platte had the smallest decline at about 10 percent, while Lincoln fell about 15 percent. Smaller towns and subgroups show varied declines across 20 kinds of business.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
North Platte
Lincoln
Christofferson Spurs Pro Football Offers
Ed Christofferson of Sidney after earning All-Big Seven honors from the Associated Press plans pro football offers after graduation. The Denver University tackle played 534 of 540 minutes this season and was named most valuable man by teammates while seeking a physical education instructor job.
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Ed Christofferson
Sidney
Associated Press
Spr
Denver
Christofferson
Denver University
County Irrigation School Series Planned With Experts
Farmers in Cheyenne County may attend a five session irrigation school run by the Agricultural Extension Service of Lincoln with the Farm Bureau and county agent Swinbank. The first meeting is Tuesday December 13 at 9 30 A M in the county courthouse with Albert Molenaar leading topics on topographic surveys land prep crops and soils under irrigation pumps and methods.
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Cheyenne County
The
Agricultural Extension Service of
Lincoln
Farm Bureau
Swinbank
Albert Molenaar
Man Badly Injured In Accident Near Peetz
Charles Poole of Julesburg Colorado was seriously injured Friday night when his car overturned on a curve three miles north of Peetz. State Patrolman William Oltman said Poole lay in a ditch for about an hour and a half before passing motorists found him and took him to Sidney Hospital. The car, a 1939 Pontiac bought recently from Beckman Motor Company in Sidney, rolled end over end after leaving the barrow pit.
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Charles Poole
Julesburg
Colorado
Peetz
William Oltman
Poole
Sidney
Oltman
Barrow Pit
Beckman Motor Company
Farmers Union Film Tonight At City Auditorium
An educational motion picture Under the Farmers Union Tree will be shown at eight o clock tonight at the city auditorium. Sponsored by the county organization, tickets are available from local Farmers Union secretaries. An Our Gang comedy will also be shown.
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Farmers Union
City Auditorium
Our Gang
Morfeld Rites Held In Sidney For 82 Year Old
Herman Joseph Morfeld 82 died Friday after a four hour illness. A Cheyenne county resident since 1910, he homesteaded near Potter and retired to Sidney. Survived by six sons and daughters, 33 grandchildren, funeral at St Patrick’s with Rev Anton Link. burial in family plot. Gehrig Funeral Home in charge.
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Herman Joseph Morfeld
Cheyenne County
Morfeld
Potter
Sidney
Mary Ignatia
Anton Link
Pete Lenzen
Matt Hemmer
Ed Carleton
George Thompson
Frank Beyers
John Buettner
Gehrig Funeral Home
Low Bids Tabulated On Highway Work
The state highway department announced the completed tabulation of low bids for Thursday's road improvement project totaling 539076 dollars, about 28815 dollars under the estimated cost. New low bids listed include Perkins Keith Grant Ogallala 11 miles gravel Amour and Luther Broken Bow for 2029 dollars.
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State Highway Department
Perkins-Keith- Grant-Ogallala
Amour
Luther
Broken Bow
Fire in vacant lot threatens houses on Illinois Street
A Monday morning blaze started in weeds at a vacant lot in the west part of town and set off a fire alarm. Weeds at the rear of houses between 15th and 16th Avenues on Illinois Street caught fire and menaced nearby structures.
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Illinois Street
15Th
16Th Avenues
Jack Sypherd Held On Burglary Charge
Fifteen year old Jack Sypherd of Hastings is held by Lancaster county authorities for burglaries of two farm homes and a Burlington flag station between Lincoln and Cushman Saturday afternoon. Sheriff Davis and Burlington special agent George Stein arrested Sypherd and Bill Stiles late Saturday night in a vacant Cushman switch house. Sypherd reportedly admitted robbing the O. Zetia farm on O Street and a farm near Cushman, with Joe L. Kunselman living at the Burlington flag station nearby. He was found with a loaded revolver.
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Jack Sypherd
Hastings
Lancaster County
Burlington
Lincoln
Cushman
Davis
George Stein
Sypherd
Bill Stiles
O. A
St Pat Team Edges Sunol 17 14 In Conference Play
St Patrick's academy cagers opened conference play at Sunol with a 17 to 14 victory. Buettner drilled three field goals to pace St Pat, while Van Anne Aranbill Rauner and Fahy contributed scoring and defense. Sunol's Oliverius and Seda led the opposition until fouls sidelined Oliverius. The St Pat seconds won 8 to 1. They meet Gurley Friday at the city auditorium.
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St. Patrick’s Academy Cagers
Sunol
Pats
Buettner
Pat
van Anne
Joe Aranbill
Rauner
Fahy
St. Pat
Oliverius
Seda
St Pat
Academy Crew
Gurley
City Auditorium
Edgar Leafdale Hurt By Windmill Blade
Potter farmer C. Edgar Leafdale sustained a deep laceration to his arm when a windmill blade struck him during an effort to control the wheel as a high wind threatened the structure. He crawled down for first aid with Fred Reetz helping him to the doctor.
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C. Edgar Leafdale
Leafdale
Fred Reetz
Mr. Leafdale
Mrs. Susan Chambers Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Susan Chambers 170 died Friday after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Peter E. Spehr officiating. Interment was in Sidney Greenwood cemetery beside her husband. Survivors include three daughters and seven sons, plus two brothers.
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Methodist Church
Susan Chambers
Peter E. Spehr
Episcopal Church
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Chambers
Cheyenne County
Emma L. Newton
Royal Neighbors of America
Sidney
J. D. Emerick
Alliance
C. E. Macgirven
Sterling
O. A. Olson
Ezra
Clarence
Dale
BR. O
Minatare
Guy C
Lincoln
Allen
Pendleton
Oregon
Roy
Annapolis
Maryland
John Sanderson
Lebanon
Kansas
Alex Sanderson
Norton
Turkey Loadings To Be Made On Friday
The North Platte Valley Cooperative turkey marketing day will be Friday December 9 in Sidney. Raisers may bring birds to the federal grasshopper bait mixing plant in Sidney or arrange farm pickup. Birds sold alive will be dressed and shipped from Henry Nebraska at minimum cost.
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North Platte Valley Cooperative
Sidney
Federal Grasshopper
Henry
Nebraska
Corn Loan Officials Convene In Sidney For Discussion
Government corn loan directors from seven western Nebraska counties gather in Sidney in the ACP offices of The Telegraph building for a general discussion before implementation. James Campbell Cheyenne county chairman expects two or three attendees from each county as part of district sessions this week. A similar meeting is planned for Alliance tomorrow.
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Nebraska
Sidney
ACP
Telegraph Building
James Campbell
Cheyenne County
Alliance
Three Districts Proposed For City Street Improvement
Three tentative curb and gutter districts covering thirty five blocks in all three wards were approved by the city council. The panel plans permanent improvement actions at the next meeting December 16 unless petitions signed by at least 51 percent of property owners protest. Mayor Roche supports the plan urging timely work. Districts are numbered No 7 No 8 and No 9 and include Newton Street from 10th to 18th Avenues and several cross streets between Maple Linden and Newton.
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Sidney
R. E. Roche
Newton Street
Maple
Newton
Linden
Sidney Prepares for Harsh 1938 39 Basketball Schedule
Coach Rex Reed drills forty prospects as Sidney high school eyes one of the toughest schedules in history. With eight lettermen from last year and two key ineligible players, the Maroons brace for top tests against North Platte Sterling and a slate that includes Kimball Alliance Scottsbluff Oshkosh Bridgeport and Chappell among others.
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Rex Reed
Sidney High School
Reed
Sidney
North Platte
Sterling
Bowman
Christ
Durnell
Ellsworth
Lundberg
Rabe
Jacobs
Lodge Pole
Kimball
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Chappell
Oshkosh
Bridgeport
WPA Cutting Down Case Loads In State
D. F. Felton Nebraska WPA administrator says forced reductions in rolls will extend funds to March 1. Layoffs by December 10 with releases to minimize suffering. November 23 count shows 30,497 on Nebraska WPA rolls. layoffs depend on changes in private employment.
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D. F. Felton
Nebraska
WPA
Felton
Uail
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