Sidney July Fourth Celebration Parade Draws Thousands
Thousands visited Sidney for the July 4 and 5 holiday drawing about 5 000 visitors from three states. Gov Roy L Cochran headlined events with a two mile parade and a fireworks display that night. Thomas Lumber won best float, Hands Dairy second, Osborn Motor third, with cowboys and a humorous oxen team float earning honors.
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Sidney
American Legion
Roy L. Cochran
Alward
Thomas Lumber Company
Hands Dairy
Mr. Osborn Motor Company
B J Bates
Lodge Pole
Ethel Houser
A M. Leafdale
Potter
George Fleming
Nielsen Thinks Fly Aids Hopper Battle
A striped blow fly found in Cheyenne county by J W Nielsen, a gang instructor, is attacking grasshoppers. The larva burrows into hoppers and feeds, while the insect dies on a grass stem. the larva matures into a cocoon after consuming the hopper carcass. Edwin Attebury, 12, of Sidney, was killed in a head on collision five miles west of Sidney when his eastbound car met a westbound vehicle driven by Jess Hudson of Lodge Pole.
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Edwin Attebury
Cheyenne County
J W. Nielsen
Nielsen
Sidney
Jess Hudson
Lodge Pole
Attebury
Ed Buettner
Buettner
Hudson
Schulz
Five County Students Enroll at University of Nebraska Summer Sessions
About 2,000 students join the University of Nebraska summer program with two terms offered from June 8 to July 16 and June 8 to August 6. Cheyenne county students Helen Jane Johnson from Sidney Lulu B Slocumb from Potter Vernon Elwood Bale John W Rogers and Frieda Louise Michelman from Lodge Pole attend. Bale a dentistry senior Rogers a arts and sciences sophomore Michelman a teachers college senior and all enroll in the long term. The group includes teachers executives students and others pursuing special fields.
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Cheyenne County
University of Nebraska
Helen Jane Johnson
Sidney
Lulu B. Slocumb
Potter
Teachers College
Vernon Elwood Bale
John W. Rogers
Frieda Louise Michelman
Lodge Pole
Bale
College of Dentistry
Rogers
College of Arts and Sciences
Michelnan
Nebraska
Stop Sign Orders Approved by City Board
City council on Friday authorized the street department to buy stop signs or stop buttons for intersections in need. Some streets not yet under the stop law may be added to reduce accident danger. The meeting was unusually quiet.
Transient Held After Term Is Ended
The sheriff's office is asked to hold Michael Kopas a transient in custody by Atlas Finance of Bridgeport Conn for alleged sale of a car on which Atlas held a conditional sale contract. Kopas is serving a 30 day sentence in Cheyenne county jail for unlawfully boarding a train.
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Sheriff's Office
Michael Kopas
Atlas Finance Company
Bridgeport
Tourist Is Injured In Unusual Mishap
Charles Batchelder of Lincoln about 50 fell into a 20 foot excavation at a filling station a mile east of Sidney while traveling west late Saturday night. He sustained a fractured skull and fractured ribs, was listed in critical condition, and initially thought to have brain concussion.
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Charles Batchelder
Lincoln
Sidney
Batchelder
Buffer Fund Created By Farm Loan Group
Kimball county and Sidney national farm loan associations built a buffer under a group management plan. In nine months since the switch they saved 1855.54 for borrower protection, reversing prior losses of 115.91. The Sidney office serves Cheyenne and Kimball counties and part of Banner. W D Harte is secretary-treasurer of both associations.
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Kimball County
Sidney National Farm Loan Associations
Panhandle
Kimball Association
Sidney
Cheyenne
Kimball
Banner County
W D Harte
Campaign to route Yellowstone tourists via U S 26
North Platte valley towns in western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming joined to steer Yellowstone travelers from Sidney along U S 26 to Guernsey and then U S 87. The plan was unveiled at a chamber of commerce meeting with about 200 delegates from river towns. They claim routing over U S 26 shortens the trip by several miles compared with the U S 30 Lincoln Highway route via Rawlins.
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North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Sidney
U. S. 26
Guernsey
U. S
Fort Sidney Visitor From Los Angeles Tours Old Post
Mr and Mrs George McCaughna of Los Angeles spent a night in Sidney on their way to Detroit. He recalled June 1888 when he served at Fort Sidney with eight U S cavalry under General James Forsyth, praising the town’s growth and viewing the last remnants of the old fort.
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George McCaughna
Los Angeles
Sidney
Detroit
McCaughna
Fort Sidney
Seventh
U. S. Cavalry
James Forsyth
McCaughan
Old Post Row
Cochran Delivers Fourth of July Speech in Sidney
Gov Cochran greets hundreds as he urges preservation of liberty and self government. He frames the day as celebration of the forefathers who secured rights of life liberty and happiness, warning that freedom must be defended by each generation.
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Gov Cochran
Sidney
Gov. Cochran
Heat Packed Panhandle as Nebraska Sees Triple Digit Heat
Independence Day scorched Nebraska as Panhandle towns endured extreme heat. Grand Island hit 110 degrees while Sidney stayed under 100. Cheyenne County reported no moisture relief. Officials forecast cooler, unsettled conditions in the west for Tuesday. Omaha 97, Grand Island 110, Cozad 95, North Platte 91, Big Springs 101, Sidney 99.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Grand Island
Sidney
Omaha
Cozad
North Platte
Big Springs
Final Performance of Crop Control Started
Nebraska agricultural conservation committee prepares for final AAA program work to be completed this year. Chairman Fred Wallace of Gibbon and members Abner Chestemn of Decatur Leroy Smith of Lamar return from the Chicago north central division AAA officials meeting. Extension director W H Brokaw and district supervisor E W Janike also attended. Final steps to close the AAA program and issue payments to farmers will occur in September or October.
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Nebraska State Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
Fred Wallace
Gibbon
Abner Chestemn
Decatur
Leroy Smith
Lamar
Chicago
W. H. Brokaw
Agricultural College
E. W. Janike
Rink Wright Act Praised At Sidney Reunion
The appearance of Mr and Mrs Rink Wright in their celebrated act drew a reunion of two old friends after 25 years. Wright and Sidney postmaster Leroy Larson grew up together and spoke of his years with the Sells Floto circus. American Legion members praised Wrights daring act as a standout feature of the celebration.
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Rink Wright
Wright
Leroy Larson
Sidney
Amelia Earhart and Noonan Stranded in Pacific Search
Earhart and navigator Capt Noonan are missing after reporting low fuel as they attempted a world circling flight. A vast search by sea and air has begun near Howland Island, with rescue hopes waning as weather and shark-infested waters hinder recovery.
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Amelia Earhart
Globe
Howland Island
America
Pacific Wastes
Ual
Miss Earhart
Noonan
State Crop Gutlook Varied for 1937 Harvest
Crop experts in Nebraska offered uncertain forecasts as yields for 1937 differed widely. A E Anderson, state and federal statistician, warned that this year’s results remained highly unsure despite hopes of a satisfactory statewide wheat crop. He noted farmers’ overestimates and cited grain samples showing lower production. Harvest moved slowly with equipment progressing mainly in the southern half of the state.
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Nebraska
A E Anderson
Grand Island
Sidney Band Stars At Grant Jubilee Triumph
Sidney municipal band of 50 performed at Grant's 50th jubilee celebration last Friday with an 11 am concert a 2 pm field demonstration and an 7 pm concert. Plans were hinted for a future appearance. Attending with band members were Mrs Chris Hansen and several local couples including Mrs T Kokjer.
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Sidney
Grant
Chris Hansen
L. D. Willey
T . Kokjer
K. S. Agnew
O. R. Follett
A. R. LeSueur
George Buss
Ray Wellner
Agnes Ladine
Elopers Abandon Gretna Green Style Marriage Hub
Kimball Nebraska, near Colorado and Wyoming, sees a sharp drop in marriage licenses after gin marriage laws repeal in neighboring states. Last week issued no licenses, a unusual June development given past activity and neighboring county records.
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Kimball
Nebaska
Colorado
Wyoming
Gretna Green
Nebraska
Banner
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Scotts Bluff
Kimball Man Held After Dix Fatal Hit and Run
M H McCully is jailed in Kimball County on $1000 bond for leaving the scene after a fatal crash near Dix last Wednesday that killed Adrienne Jones of Chicago. McCully and companion Della Gagne were arrested leaving a Sidney theater. two other passengers escaped with minor injuries. McCully says a bus took the injured after sideswipe. county attorney Wisdom doubts his full story and sent him to district court after a preliminary hearing. McCully and companion claimed Minneapolis origins.
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M. H. McCully
Kimball County
Dix
Adrienne Jones
Chicago
McCully
Della Gagne
Sidney
Kimball
Miss Jones
District Court
Minneapolis
Retail Sales Decline in May 1937 Nebraska Study
Nebraska’s 377 independent stores show a 2 percent drop in May 1937 dollar volume versus May 1936, per preliminary Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce estimates. May sales rise 8 percent from April when adjusted for working days, with Omaha and Lincoln down about 2 percent from 1936.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Omaha
Lincoln
Sidney Weekend Sees Few Violations Police Report
Chief R H Rogers says Sidney had a clean holiday with no serious trouble and orderly observance of the law. Special deputies and Legion volunteers praised. Sheriff Schulz notes only one arrest from a fatal accident scene with an intoxication charge filed yesterday.
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Sidney
R. H Rogers
Rogers
Legion
W.W. Schulz
Schulz
Scotts Bluff County Moves to Cash Basis and Bond Payoff
Scotts Bluff County commissioners plan to switch the county to a cash basis immediately and to retire all outstanding bonds by July 1, 1942. A special election is set for August 3 to authorize issuing 85000 in bonds to settle unpaid warrants against the county general fund and to pay a 20150 37 judgment in favor of Harry K. Wheeler trustee for Omaha printing firms and others holding warrants.
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Scotts Bluff
County General Fund
George Irwin
Harry K. Wheeler
Omaha
Perkins Funeral Held At Crete On Tuesday
Funeral services for J. A. Perkins were held at the Crete cemetery Tuesday evening after family services at the Rice funeral home in Sidney. He died in Sidney on June 23 and is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs. Glen Thomas of Hastings, three sisters, a brother, and two grandsons, with burial in Crete.
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J. A. Perkins
Crete
Sidney
Perkins
Glen Thomas
Hastings
Maurice Hyde
Lincoln
Alice Owen
Isle
Minn
Eunice
Detroit
E. L. Perkins
John Charles Thomas
Rice Funeral Home
Kohlschmidt Funeral Services Held Sunday
Karl Friedrich Kohlschmidt 72 a Cheyenne county resident since 1918 died Friday after a short illness. Born in Germany he came to the United States in 1894 settling in Nebraska. He married Marie Gudl in 1892 and had five children. Funeral services were held at the South Divide Church with Rev Krohn officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Karl Friedrich Kohlschimadt
Cheyenne County
Kohlschmidt
Germany
United States
Nebraska
Marie Gudl
Walter
Eric Kohlsch
Kaub Broadcast From Berlin July 16
Dr. Louis H. Kaub a former Methodist pastor and author will broadcast from Berlin Germany July 16 at 8 45 p m MST over radio station DJD DJB on 11700 15200 kilocycles Weather permitting reception should be available locally Friends with suitable sets are asked to note the date and time
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Louis H. Kaub
Slaney
Bayard
Berlin
Germany
Kaub
Stuart Bush Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
Stuart Bush son of Mr and Mrs F A Bush and a medical student at University of Nebraska Omaha spoke to the Rotary club in the Commercial dining room Friday evening about his experiences in medical college. Musical entertainment was provided by Lucile Hardy and Carolyn Kennedy.
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Stuart Bush
F. A. Bush
University of Nebraska Medical College
Omaha
Rotary Club
Commercal
Bush
Medical College
Lucile Hardy
Carolyn Kennedy
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Farm Loan Group
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Elopers
Mecca
Scotts Bluff County
Rev. Kaub