Domestic markets sink as new wheat harvest spreads
Markets fall further as wheat harvest advances in Canada and Russia. Alberta reports a wide height range with many fields underdeveloped. Spring wheat sowing is nearly finished in Russia at 53 million acres by June 15, down from last year, while overall planted area this season reaches about 64 million acres. Conditions are mostly favorable though recent hot dry weather in the Volga and eastern regions threatens damage.
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Alberta
Russia
Lower Volga
Remembering Sidney and Cheyenne County on Independence Day
A nostalgic chronicle recalls Sidney Nebraska initial growth from a railroad town to county seat after 1867. It notes harsh frontier life, cattle ranching, mail routes, and freight wagons, with echoes of saloons, cowboys, and pioneer flare as Independence Day approaches.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Cheyenne County
U P
Lincoln County
David Butler
Louis
Charles Moore
Tom Kane
Kane
Pony Express
Xsork
Black Hills
West
Jean McIntosh Wins Flag Tourney Sunday Shootings Score
Jean McIntosh wins the flag tournament on Sunday with a splendid score. Bernice Kelly finished second in the event. Mrs. Simodynes earned the low score prize after McIntosh declined both prizes. Mrs. Bentley took second place in scoring. Telegraph Wantads Cet Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McIntosh
Bernice Kelly
Mrs. Simodynes
Winter wheat outlook in panhandle appears bleak
The panhandle faces a dark outlook for winter wheat while other grains show strength. A drought shortened the first alfalfa crop but a better second crop is expected. Most corn stands in good condition aided by substantial subsoil moisture reserves.
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Panhandle
May Drouth
KAVE TEAMS PLAN CHANGES FOR GIFT OF GOD PAGEANT
Rev Kaub and Rev Patterson plan improvements for next year’s Gift of God pageant. Beneficiaries express gratitude to supporters, noting leadership and cooperation made the event possible.
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Kave
Gift OF God
John H. Patterson
Federal Church of
Bayard
Kaub
Patterson
Clark Dominates Reitz In Legion Fight Card Main Event
Clark delivered a decisive victory over Reitz in the main event, punishing his foe with a barrage of lefts and rights. Reitz showed grit but endured a broken nose and severe facial wounds as Clark showcased hard punching power. Sidney fans may soon see Clark versus Jenkins.
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Clark
Reitz
Legion
Sidney
Ham Jenkins
Jenkins
Eddie Randolph
Ernie Gill
Bill Handley
Chappell
Frankie Polisky
Broadwater
Wandley
Polisky
Handley
Weldon Themar
John Strasheim
Kimball
Bunker Hill Defeats Peetz Ending Their Streak Sunday
Bunker Hill won 8 to 5 over Peetz on Sunday to interrupt Peetz victory string. Potter slugged and Lodge Pole pitchers hurled in a high scoring day, while Remmer limited Dalton to six hits and Miller stood out for Dalton with three safeties. The scoreboard also notes a 14 03 affair between Lodge Pole and Chappell with hornby debuting on mound. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Potter
Dalton
Remmer
Miller
Dalon
Lodge Pole
Chappell
Hornby
McCullough
Gausman
Local boxing card opens with featherweights highlights
In the ring Ianto was counted out in the first round and could not appear for the second. Thomas knocked Strasheim hard, the thud echoing as his head hit the can vas. Jim Mathews and Freddie Frahm squared off in a four round crawl. Jackie Kendrie and Robbie Van denberg, 40 pounders, battled a two round opener.
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Thomas
Strasheim
Jim Mathews
Freddie Frahm
Craw
Jackie Kendrie
Robbie Vandenberg
Bright Hog Prices Lift Farm Market Map This Week
Hog prices rose 25 to 53 cents above last week across all grades and weights. Receipts were larger than last week but below the year ago level as order buyers and packers competed each session. Top fed steers hit 7.75 with most sales 600 to 725, versus last year’s 6.50 to 750 and top 8.50.
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Fed
Krueger Brothers Plan July Fourth Celebration Under Way
In western Nebraska, limited spots offer an ideal Independence Day observance site. A fuller writeup of the program will appear in the Telegraph next Friday.
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Krueger Brothers
Nebraska
Independence Day Observancy
The
Telegraph
Former Telegraph Reporter Nearing End From Famine
Luther Heller, once a Telegraph reporter, was reported by Associated Press dispatches from California to be starving due to unemployment. His mother sent money, and the family plans to return to Nebraska. He is heir to 29000 dollars from his father’s estate but could not raise funds to travel back.
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Luther Heller
The
Telegraph
Associated Press
California
Heller
Nebraska
George Adam
Financial Straits
Dalton man seeks dance license for barn venue
Fred Segelke of Dalton Nebraska fled a petition to obtain a license to conduct public dancing in a barn on the west half of section 27 16 50 The board of county commissioners will weigh the license at 1 p m July 15 1932 at the usual meeting place of the county board in the courthouse Henry Pavlat County Clerk.
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Fred Segelke
Dalton
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Pavlat
Jumping Horse Proves Hit at Wyoming Rodeo Show
Red the jumping horse owned by Co W and Arthur Zike of Sidney wowed crowds at a Sunday rodeo in Federal Wyoming. The animal cleared a six foot fence and a human bridge in its act. It is planned as a feature for Kruegers lake on July 4.
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Red
Co. W
Arthur Zike
Sidney
Federal
Wyo
Kruegers’ Lake
Raids Near Lyman Net Two Arrests For Liquor
Federal State and city officers conducted two liquor raids near Lyman on Saturday arresting two local farmers. Albert A. Asn faced Justice Robert Lynn after nine gallons of beer and a bottle of wine were found at his home. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed for nonpayment. C R Glasspoole received a 30 day suspended sentence and probation for five gallons of beer. Raids were led by Federal Officer O E Forsling Deputy State Sheriff E E Clark and local constables Holliday Chirrick.
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Lyman
Albert A. Asn
Robert Lynn
Gering
C. R. Glasspoole
O. E. Forsling
E. E. Clark
Holliday
Chirrick
Mitchell
Sidney Scouts Return From Camp On Sunday
Sidney scouts returned this week from the summer camp in Wyoming. They were brought back by Joe Hahler and C. W. Bonham who drove to Binford, Wyoming, Sunday. Seven of the eight scouts attending won honors, and Junior Walker's cabin took camping honors for the week. They were trained in sea scout work at the camp. Telegraph Wantian. Gel Results.
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Sidney
Wyoming
Joe Hahler
C. W. Bonham
Binford
Wyo
Junior Walker
Pioneer rancher I N Hughes dies in Cheyenne at 72
I N Hughes a famed Wyoming pioneer known as Arkansas and a familiar figure to Sidney in the early days died in Cheyenne last week at age 72 after years in ill health. He rode range with old timers and built a sizeable fortune in ranching near Torrington, having worked for several cattle outfits before leaving Sidney decades ago.
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I. N. Hughes
Wyoming
Sidney
Cheyenne
Hughes
Arkansas
Torrington
Telegraph worker shoots six foot eagle west of Lorenzo
Sam Hunt, an employee of the Telegraph News, shot a large eagle west of Lorenzo on Sunday. The bird measured over six feet from wing tip to wing tip and was among the largest seen in the region.
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Sam Hunt
The
Telegraph News
Lorenzo Sunday
Franklin Hornaday Visits on Route to Los Angeles
Franklin Hornaday makes a brief stop en route to Los Angeles, California. The note recalls his earlier years performing in Sidney home talent productions and hints at continuing theater activity.
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Franklin Hornaday
Los Angeles
Calif
Hornaday
Sidney
White Apron Brigade 4-H Canning Club Meeting
The White Apron Brigade 4-H Canning Club of Bunker Hill met at Peter Beyer home on June 15. Vice President Doris Thurston called the meeting to order. Four members were absent and two new members were voted into the club.
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White Apron Brigade
4-H Canning Club
Bunker Hill
Peter Beyer
Doris Thurston
Grand Hotel Leads July Film Lineup at Sidney Fox
MGM road show Grand Hotel headlines a July slate at the Fox theatre led by Greta Garbo Joan Crawford and John Barrymore in a one day showing on July 20. Other titles include State's Attorney Two Seconds As You Desire Me and Destry Rides Again with first run hits and calendar notes for local patrons.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Grand Hotel
Fox Theatre
Sylvia Sidney
Frederic March
MGM
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
John Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Lewis Stone
Jean Hersholt
Edward G. Robinson
Greta Grabo
Marion Nixon
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Sky Devils
Paris
Paul Muni
Joan Bennett
Jackie Cooper
Chic Sale
Boyd
the Fox
Sidney
Fifteen Members Form Club plan and picnic decisions
Members are to study problem one before the next meeting. With 4-H clubs hosting a picnic on June 28, each member was assigned lunch items. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for June 29 at 2 p m at the Fred Beyer home.
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Fred Beyer
Farmers Union picnic drew community turnout near Potter
Several from this community spent Tuesday at the Farmers Union picnic near Potter. Virginia Scott spent Wednesday night with Lavonne Sullivan, The Womans Home Missionary so
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lobb
Farmers Union
Potter
Virginia Scott
Lavonne Sullivan
Womans Home
Community Notes From Local Visits And Meetings
Ciely met with Mrs. Osborn Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting is set for July 12. Sylvia Lobb and Marjorie Jensen played together while their mothers attended a missionary meeting at the Osborn home. Mrs. Harry Scott and children dined at Edith Connelly's home near Bronson. Mrs. Irvin Ehlers visited Tuesday with Mrs. Ted Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Webster and sons were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leger. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Campbell visited Campbell's mother in Helyoke, Colorado, last week. The Stitch in Time clothing club met with Maxine and Ruth Reiners last Wednesday with all members present.
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Helyoke, Colo
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John
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Marian Nixon
Rebecca OF
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Sylvia
Sydney
Garbo
George O’brien
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Hollywood
Jean Harlowe
10 Commandments
Slim Summerville
Louise Fazenda
Walter Huston
Clara Deane
Zazu Pitts
James Dunn
Peggy Shannon
Spencer Tracy
BUSTER _KEATON
King of Laughs
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Merrily
Mystery Ranch
Ken Maynard
Victor McLaglen
Buck Jones
Tom MIX
Tony
Destry
Ralph Bellamy
Peetz
i'Thomas
Bowley
Bushong
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Closman
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Gabriel
Kieselhorst
Nelson
Dies
EAGLE
WHITE
Law and Order
East Center
Stitch In Time Clothing Club
Maxine
Ruth Reiners
Brute In
George Bancroft
Miriam Opkins
Lew Ayres
Mae Clark
Boris Karloff
Hell
Paramount Picture
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