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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
The Sidney Nebraska publication outlines subscription terms for The Telegraph, with a weekly schedule and two rate tiers. It notes postage paid forwarding areas within 60 miles and beyond, reflecting regional distribution.
This ordinance by the Sidney Nebraska city government sets definitions for alcohol, spirits, wine, beer and other terms, establishes licensing, conduct, penalties, and taxes for manufacture, sale, and distribution, and repeals conflicting ordinances with force from June 7 1935. It includes prohibitions on sales to minors, Sunday and election day restrictions, licensing premises rules, public conduct limits, and an occupation tax schedule for distributors and retailers.
Ordinance No. 255 of Sidney Nebraska levies a city occupation tax on businesses including wholesale vendors of fruits potatoes vegetables groceries meats bread and pastries with $200 annual fee for wholesalers not taxed by Cheyenne County and $10 for those taxed. Violators face up to 100 fine and jail, with license required before starting any listed business. The measure passed June 7, 1935, and notable dinner guests from Littleton Colorado attended the Frank Kurz home.
Sunday visits marked by Otto Kurz and Mrs Caroline Kurz with Mrs H Van Aelstyn hosting Cecelia Kurz weekend stay. Numerous relatives attended a Van Aelstyn Brooks event and a Monday wedding for Mrs Kurz niece Helen Van Aelstyn. Regular Shoppers visits by Alfred Koester and Frank Kurz birthday celebration with kin.
Mrs J O Lobb hosts visitors as Alva Birdwell and family from Denver call. Clifford Webster and infant Louise Marie visit J O Lobb. Rowena Jobe Marjorie Jensen and Sylvia Lobb noted among eighth grade graduates. Dwight Webster returns from Hastings College and Elmer Schmidt from Midland College. D E McDonald visits. he will teach at Belmont next year.
Between July 5, 1934 and January 25, 1935, the federal government purchased 481,002 cattle from drought stricken Nebraska farmers. The Rural Rehabilitation Division of FERA and the surplus relief program coordinated care, processing, and distribution to relief families.
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