Annual De Molay Session of Nebraska in Alliance June 19 2021
Notable attendees from the grand council at Kansas City include Frank S. Land and Louis G. Lower. Chadron initiatory degree work and Grand Island De Molay degree to be staged. Alliance chapter to conduct memorial service. A De Molay parade at 2 pm with prizes for participants.
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Nebraska
Alliance
Grand Council
Kansas City
Dad Frank S. Land
Louis G. Lower
de Molays
Buckingham
Clarence Nelsom
Fremont
Legion of Honor Preceptory
Louis Holthaus
Chappell
George Moore
Chadron
Grand Island
Potter Youth Back To Hospital For Series Of Mending Operations
Picked up by witnesses he was carried into a doctor's office and given little chance to live. His unusual courage and determination have pulled him through, doctors say. News of the accident drew widespread publicity as the Sidney Lions club funded a Boy Scout effort to aid him. People nationwide sent books and gifts, including an aquarium, helping him pass lengthy bed rest. he has since learned about freshwater fish species.
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Goding
Sidney Lions Club
District Convention of Rebekahs to Meet in Sledney Next Year
The article lists district officers elected for the Rebekah body with names and towns including Fannie Schumacher Mit chell as president Georgia Cox Mobil as vice president Lily Kenner sel Dalton as warden Emma Scheele Dix as conductor Mamie Patterson Bushnell as marshal Mrs Hampton Gering as chaplain Alpix Simmons Scottsbluff as treasurer Mamie Ewing Mitchell as secretary Mrs O Connor Gering as musician Mary Hanaway Bridgeport as inside guardian.
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Fannie Schumacher
Mitchell
Georgia Cox
Mobil
Lily Kennersel
Dalton
Emma Scheele
Dix
Mamie Patterson
Bushnell
Mrs. Hampton
Gering
Alpix Simmons
Scottsbluff
Mamie Ewing
O’connor
Mary Hanaway
Bridgeport
Inside Guardian
Potter and Peetz to Decide Leadership in Wheat Belt Loop
Potter and Peetz battle for league leadership as pot shots and solid defense shape a tense Wheat Belt race. Cecil Trump Chappell Slinger spark hits. Vern Thomas Chaney Wilson contribute multi hits while Maley shines in field. Seals struggle with miscues amid strong Bearcats push and shifting standings as Lodge Pole and Lorenz win to climb.
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Potter
Peetz
Wheat Belt
Cecil Trump
Chappell Slinger
Wilson
Vern Thomas
Chaney
Maley
Cuaney
Portz
Howard Maley
Seals
Chappell
Bunker Hill
Bearcats
Gurley
Cardinals
Logan County
Lodge Pole
Kimball
Lorenz
Dalton
Sidney
Lorenzo
Petter
Governor Bryan Walks Again As Health Improves
Governor Bryan, nearing recovery, resumes limited walking as he slowly regains health. He had been unable to stand or walk due to a leg ailment and recently appointed Judge Thompson to the United States Senate, with expectations he will improve further and walk better as the tenth judicial district judge appointment nears.
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Bryan
Thompson
United States
Tenth Judicial District
Pioneer Dies Suddenly Near Dalton After 50 Years Married
A long married pioneer dies suddenly at home near Dalton after fifty years of marriage. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Presbyterian church in Dalton with interment in Dalton Cemetery. Rice Funeral Home to handle arrangements.
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Pioneer
Dalton
Allen Overman
Broadwater
Presbyterian Church
Rice Funeral Home
District Creates Five Block Improvement District on Illinois St
A new improvement district along five blocks of Illinois Street is planned with oiling, curbs, and gutters. City to fund oiling at five intersections while some costs may fall to property owners. Officials expect bids in a month and aim to start work this summer with local contractor involvement. Government may be reimbursed if future projects become commercially profitable.
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Illinois ST
Cochran
Schroeder
A. D. Greenlee
A. S. Hardy
Conservation Corps
Nebraska
Allen S. Peck
Denver
Federal Forester
Lincoln
Bryan
Bishop Beech er Camp for Boys Session Aug 2 11
Pryor of North Platte Rev James Valliant Grand Island Rev H Kane Gering Rev R A Johnson Arapahoe and J E Whitney Hastings listed as instructors. Sidney sends many lads to camp and expects to enlarge list this year beyond Episcopal boys. Registration details available from Rev Roe.
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Pryor
North Platte
James Valliant
Grand Island
H. Kane
Gering
R. A. Johnson
Arapahoe
J. E. Whitney
Hastings
Sidney
Episcopal
Roe
Green Lantern Holds Lead In Softball Standings Report
Lantern, Lions, KC, and other local teams played midweek games at 15th and Jackson. A new base running rule limits leading off before the pitcher releases the ball. Standings show Green Lantern 6 0, Maroons 5 1, Bottlers 4 2, De Molay 3 3, Piggly Wiggly 2 3, others 0 5.
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Green Lantern
Page Lantern
Lions
15Th
Jackson
Piggly Wiggly
Bottlers
Maroons
P. O
de Molays
High School
Battlers
Mons
Dry beer fight sparks 1934 political strategy in county
The W C T U argues over a $2,500 Hutton limit and a 3.2 law test, aiming to keep the state dry through November 1934. Proponents predict beer flowing before the 1934 election will expose violations and accidents to energize dry votes and preserve the 18th Amendment and bone dry clause.
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Dougars
Five Nebraska forestry camps to open on state lands
Authorities plan five forest camps across Dougall and Dundy counties including Benkleman Rock Crow project and Dawes County near Chadren and Crawford. About 81,000 acres tied to state land. Up to 1,000 conservation corps workers expected. Watkins and State Game Warden O Connell may join army officials to locate sites early this week.
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Dougall County
Fremont
Dundy
Benkleman
Rock Crow
Dawes
Chadren
Crawford
The
Conservation Corps
Watkins
Frank O'Connell
General crop outlook improves in county this week
Hog market strength boosts optimism for corn belt farmers. May hog prices rose sharply, with forecasts for May to September slaughter slightly higher than last year, offset by reduced hog product storage. Government data suggest hog demand may strengthen this summer despite higher supplies. Wheat stocks in North America exceed last year by about 40 million bushels, enough for domestic needs for nearly a year.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
North America
United States
Canada
Wheat Markets Steady Amid Weather Rest Of Week Outlook Bright
Wheat markets remained fairly steady with Intermountain and Russian export regions near average, while Denver receipts and May arrivals climbed. Mills bid 62c for milling wheat delivered to Denver. No 2 hard winter 12% protein from eastern Colorado and western Nebraska fetched 54 to 57c. Corn eased on better planting weather. seeding progressed in Iowa and the northern Great Plains. North Central and Ohio Valley planting hampered by wet ground. Barley stayed active with feed grades higher at week close. Omaha No 3 quoted 25 to 26c per bushel.
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Russian Inter
Black Sea
Intermountain
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Norttern Great Plains
Omaha
Farmers Union Picnic at Krueger’s Grounds June 21
The Farmers Union plans a June 21 picnic at Krueger’s Grounds by Krueger’s Lake. The site offers many scenic spots for picnicking and the committee expects a large crowd with an engaging speaking program featuring union leaders whose messages appeal to attendees.
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Farmers Union
Krueger's
Krueger
Six Thousand Men on State Road Jobs, Cochran Reveals
An update shows about six thousand men employed at peak on state road work, with numbers likely reduced as projects near completion. The largest crew is on a Mikord to Dorchester paving contract, about six hundred nineteen Seward and Saline county workers. Beatrice to Lincoln paving employs six hundred men.
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Mikord
Dorchester
Seward
Saline County
Beatrice-Lincoln
Showdown Predicted Over Nebraska Patronage Battle
Two Nebraska congressmen forecast a clash between newly named Senator W. H. Thompson and National Committeeman Arthur P. Mullen over patronage distribution. They expect sharp differences in policy and public stance, noting Mullen’s influence at the White House and Thompson’s contrasting approach.
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Nebraska
W. H. Thompson
Arthur
Mullen
Thompson
White’ House
Nebraska Party Strife Over Patronage Shapes Senate Plot
The piece describes intense infighting among Nebraska Democrats as Thompson and Mullen vie for patronage control. Reps Burke Carpenter Howrd Shallenberger Morehead are teased as allies or neutrals, with looming factional war and strategic moves along patronage lines.
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Thompson
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Mullen
Edward .R. Burke
Terry
Carpenter
Edgard Howrd
State treasurer Hall reports May cash and fund balances
State treasurer Hall releases May figures showing total cash of 3,621,234.36 with 2,926,433 previous month. Current revenue fund rises to 2,857,025 from 2,307,724. General fund receipts 794,204 and payments 559,517 leaving 676,935. Bank debt 2,420,804 plus government bonds 1,000,000 and cash items 429.76. Capital fund 156,236. motor vehicle 230,180. gas tax 780,159. federal aid road 173,965.
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Hall
En Dana
Federal Aid Road Fund
Complete Wheat Belt League Schedule For Rest Of Year
The Wheat Belt league issues its full season schedule for the balance of the year. Fans are urged to clip and keep the list showing week by week matchups including Potter Peetz Sidney Gurley Lodge Pole Lorenzo Kimball Chappell Dalton Bunker Hill and Chappell with dates through September 3.
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Wheat Belt League
Potter
Peetz
Sidney
Bunker Hill
Gurley
Lodge Pole
Lorenzo
Kimball
Chappell
Dalton
Chappell Kimball
Dalton, Gurley
Bunker ‘Hill
Nebraska birth rate declines in past year shows record low
Dr Bartholomew Nebraska state health director notes birth rate last year fell to 181.1 births per 1000 people the lowest on record. state also reports lowest deaths from tuberculosis ph typhoid fever and appendicitis with most diseases down last month and average age at death rising to 54.8 from 52.6 in 1931.
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Dr. Bartholomew
Nebraska
Bartholomew
Happy Go Lucky Club Forms Meeting at May 23 Home
The Happy Go Lucky Club held its first meeting May 23 at leader Gladys Earnhart's home. Several members were absent due to bad weather while Marjorie Grimes joined as a new member. Activities included games and stunts, with a delicious lunch served. The next meeting will be at Maxine Hunt's home on June 14.
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Happy Go Luck ‘Lucky Club
Gladys’ Earnhart
Marjorie” Grimes
John’ Grimes
Bisie ® Schneider
Earnhart
Maxine Hunt
Early Sidney notices and marriages mixed era history
A collage of 19th and early 20th century Sidney items recount weddings in Douglas and Potter areas, church ceremonies, and local deaths. It notes Alfred Bentley’s death after surgery in Denver, visits by Hodgkin relatives, teachers Editha and Florence Sixta returning home for summer, and local lodge meetings in Omaha.
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John H
Anton Link
Alfred Bentley
St. Luke's’ Hospital
Denver
Walter K. Hodgkin
O'Neil
Avev ‘Warren
Editha
Florence Sixta
Sidney
Schuyler
Leon-Fine
Kenneth Agnew
Grand ‘Lodge of Nebraska
A. FP
A.M
Omaha
Do You Remember Sidney’s Old Stage Line and era
A nostalgic reminiscence recalling Sidney Nebraska landmarks and figures from the late 19th and 20th centuries. It mentions Marsh and Stevenson of Omaha starting the Sidney Black Hills stage line in 1877, erstwhile offices in Oberfelder’s store, early hotels like the Gilt Edge and Grand Central, the first Sidney Telegraph site, and notorious saloons such as Herlihey and Mahoney, with glimpses of local business sites and public offices from 1876 to 1977.
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Sidney -Black ‘Hills
Marsh and Stevenson
Omaha
Bnion
Pacific Hotel
Sidney
Piggly Wiggly
Grand Central
10Th and
Hickory
Texaco
da Moore
C."a. Moore
Central
Miners Hotel
Safeway
Dudley
Herlihey and Mahoney
Morris’ Urbach
Hickory Street
McFadden
Henry St. ‘Ranier
Jawhess West
Telegraph News Corrects Poppy Sale Receipts Comparison
The Telegraph corrects earlier figures on the poppy sale receipts. This year’s total was 37 dollars and 1 cent, versus 60 dollars and 60 cents last year, reversing the previous report.
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The
Telegraph News
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