Potter Merchant Dies at Kimball Hospital
R. J. Wallick age 39, a Potter merchant well known in Sidney, died at Kimball hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services scheduled for 10 this morning at the Potter Metodlist church with graveside rites by the Dalton Odd Fellows lodge. Survived by wife Marie Mayer Dalton two sons Harlan and Le land, his father and one brother.
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R. J. Wallick
Sidney
Kimball Hospital
Wallick
Potter
Cheyenne County
Dalton Odd Fellows Lodge
Marie Mayer
Dalton
Harlan
Leland
Farmers report seeing lone deer north of Bronson
Ben Gross and Sam Irwin saw a full grown doe about four and a half miles north and one mile west of Bronson last Sunday. They estimated the deer to be about three years old and unalarmed by their presence. Old timers note only this deer has been seen in Cheyenne county for years.
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Ben Gross
Sam Irwin
Bronson
Cheyenne
Ten Months Old Boy Dies Near Potter
Paul Jack Fisher aged 10 months and 11 days died at Kimball hospital Saturday night. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher who live seven miles northeast of Potter. Funeral services were held Monday at two at the parents home with Rev Troy of Potter Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Potter Cemetery with Rice Funeral Service in charge.
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Paul Jack Fisher
Ray Fisher
Potter
Kimball Hospital
Troy
Methodist Church of
Potter Cemetery
Rice
Legion Meeting Postponed by Adjutant Kretz
The regular American Legion meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed. Adjutant W. J. Kretz says no new date has been set.
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American Legion
W. J. Kretz
Funeral Held for Mrs. J. O Maley in Ogalalla
Services for Mrs. J. O Maley were conducted in Ogalalla on Monday with local relatives in attendance. She was sister in law to S. A. J. O. and W R. Maley, and her two nephews O. G. and S. R. Maley also attended the rites.
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J. O Maley
Ogalalla
W R. Maley
Bible school demonstration at Christian church
A Bible school demonstration will be held at the Christian church Sunday evening at 7 30. The committee has invited parents and friends of the children to attend.
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The
Christian Church
County Office Filings Highlight Key Candidates
Last week filings show John Peetz seeking the second district commissioner seat and Charles Gardner entering the race for county surveyor. Edward O Leary runs as a Democratic candidate for county sheriff.
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John Peetz
Charles Gardner
Cheyenne County
Central Station Proposed for State Public Documents
State accountant C A Sommers urges creation of a central station to handle distribution of legal journals and laws to reduce duplication. He notes current split between secretary of state and state librarian causes confusion and inefficient handling of public documents. Centralization could reveal where fewer copies are needed and save taxpayer money.
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C. A. Sommers
Sommers
Secretary of State
Auto Crash After Rear Tire Blowout Near Sidney
Rear tire blowout caused the automobile of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hayes of Burbank California to overturn west of Sidney Saturday morning. Mr. Hayes suffered severe head cuts while Mrs. Hayes was jolted. Both were taken to a local hospital for treatment and are reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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P. J. Hayes
Burbank
Calif
Sidney
Mr. Hayes
Mrs. Walter Hill Married in Globe Arizona
Mrs. Walter Hill formerly Martha Greenlee wed LeRoy Jones on June 9 in Globe Arizona. The couple plans to reside in Tucson Arizona.
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Walter Hill
Arizona
Martha Greenlee
Globe
LeRoy Jones
Tuscon
Uptegrove Delegated to Rotary Convention in Chicago
E. L. Uptegrove left Sunday afternoon for Chicago to serve as Sidney’s delegate at the national Rotary convention this week marking the organization's silver anniversary. Telegraph Wantads Bring Results.
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Uptegrove
Rotary
E. L. Uptegrove
Chicago
Sidney
Machinery values on upgrade in last year say 1929 up over 1928
The Census Bureau reports a 151 percent rise in total farm machinery value from 1928 to 1929 after an extensive survey. Cash value for 1929 reached 603,337,889 with 603,337,889 domestic and foreign sales totaling 455,492,598 and 122,546,289 respectively. wheel type tractors and moldboard plows show notable gains.
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Federal Bureau of the Census
Water shortage threatens Platte River crops across Nebraska
State Engineer Roy Cochran warns of drought impact as snowfall runs 66 percent of normal. Two weeks may bring shortages from North Platte to Kearney, affecting irrigation districts with storage rights. Pathfinder and Guernsey dams in Wyoming are full, with about 70,000 acres in Wyoming and 268,000 more acres in Nebraska holding storage rights.
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Platte
Nebraska
Roy Cochran
Newlyweds Fill Estes Park With Quiet Delights
Estes Park guests report a flurry of honeymooning couples visiting the area. Rev. Hal Schenck and family are vacationing nearby while recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Julius Cochan Mr and Mrs Ronald Baker and Mr and Mrs Paul Spearow.
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Estes Park
Sidney
Hal Schenck
Schencks
Julius Cochan
Ronald Baker
Paul Spearow
State plans to sue for guaranty levy against Nebraska banks
Attorney General Sorensen said Nebraska will sue to recover about 200000 in regular assessments under the guaranty fund law from state banks. Banks refused to honor drafts and argue offsets for a conservation fund. suits would follow normal legal procedures. Mrs. A R Evans has returned home after visiting Scottsbluff with her parents.
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Sorensen
Nebraska
Bliss
Banking Department
United States Supreme Court
A. R. Evans
Scottsbluff
Son of Mrs Carter Holds Good Position in Aviation
John C Graves, a Kansas City resident and traffic representative for T A T, is celebrated for World War I heroism. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross after single handedly capturing 40 German prisoners near the Meuse during the Meuse-Argonne offensive and completing dangerous bomb reconditioning under fire.
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Carter
Johnny Graves
Kansas City
1St Gas Regiment
France
Graves
Meuse-Argonne
Meuse
John C. Graves
Nebraska to Fight Vivisection in State
Nebraska humanitarians plan a statewide campaign to outlaw vivisection. Clarence E. Richard of the national anti vivisection society says Nebraska will form a state group and push for a legislative ban after an educational drive.
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Nebraska
Ttis
Clarence E. Richard
National
Richard
National Society
Lincoln
Omaha
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Bicknell’s Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian church met at Mrs J H Bicknell’s home Friday afternoon. New president Mrs Frank Baker led the business session and Mrs L M Rogers supervised the program. The group is filling a friendship chest to send to the Philippine islands.
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. H. Bicknell
Frank Baker
L. M. Rogers
Philippine Islands
Quality vs Price in Food Stores
The article argues that price is overemphasized by stores and that quality matters more. It notes readers are tired of constant price talk and promises to focus weekly on the true quality of edible goods rather than listing prices.
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O. P. Skaggs System
Confusion Over Overland Trails In State Dispute Route
Nebraska records outline Oregon trail as south of the North Platte from near Gage county through Fort Kearney to the South Platte and Ash Hollow before entering Wyoming. The Mormon California trail ran along the Platte and North Platte to Fort Laramie, with the Nebraska City cut off sometimes mixed in as part of Oregon route.
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Hoover
Nebraska
Oregon
California
State Department of Publicity
North Platte
Gage County
Blue River
Platte River
Fort Kearney
Platte
South Platte
Big Springs
Ash Hollow
Henry
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Florence
Missouri River
North Platte River
Fort Laramie
Nebraska City
Salt Creek
Bush Completes Special Dry Cleaning Course in Iowa
A. Bush proprietor of the Sidney Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company finished a week long dry cleaners school in Ames Iowa. He returned home Sunday night accompanied by his daughter Olive who visited friends in Maryville Missouri. The report notes Yellowstone National Park ranger naturalist lectures drawing growing crowds in the evenings.
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A. Bush
Sidney Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Ames
Olive
Maryville
Mr. Bush
Trail system opens for saddle horse visitors in Yellowstone
Saddle horse lovers can explore an extensive trail system in Yellowstone National Park away from the beaten path. The new Y4 meterization reduces travel time between scenic spots and allows visitors to spend more of their vacation sightseeing.
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Yellowstone National Park
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Potter Merchant
Central Station
Telegraph
Federal Bureau
Sion
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
F. A. Bush
Iowa
Central Shoes
Central
Brown’s Central Shoe
Sidney, Nebraska
P. S
Fey
Dodge
Pontiac
Ford
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
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