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Newspaper

The Telegraph News

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1933

Page

1

Ward and General Caucuses Nominate Council and School Board

Ward and general caucuses meet this evening to nominate three council members and two school board members. Ward ones at city auditorium ward two at north side school house ward three at east side school house general session at city auditorium 7:20 pm 8 pm. Retiring councilmen R E Roche A S Hardy F A Bush expected to be renominated. Two expiring school board members O A Olson Kenneth Agnew likely to be nominees. Rumor circulates of a spring election cancellation move amid economic concerns and possible opposition to the plan.

City Auditorium North Side School House East Side School House R. E. Roche A. S. Hardy F. A. Bush O. A. Olson Kenneth Agnew

New Theme Song In America With Bank Holiday

A nationwide bank holiday closes banks across 48 states and the District of Columbia until Friday. Citizens clinging to cash while officials, led by A J Jorgenson of American National Bank Sidney, seek a path back to normal banking as they await federal guidance on the financial crisis.

America United States District of Columbia American National Bank of Sidney A. J. Jorgenson Jorgenson Nebraska Nebraska Banking Association Omaha Federal Reserve W. S. Rodman Kimball and Myself

School Boards Battle To Maintain Security

Cheyenne county schools face budget cuts next year to meet emergencies. Meeting called by County Superintendent Nelson heard that some districts will cut teachers and drop unnecessary courses to trim costs while maintaining overall curricula. Many boards plan salary reductions first, with hoped for later restorations as conditions improve.

Cheyenne County Nelson

Rotary Club Speaker Dr W T Kahse At Sidney Venue

Dr W T Kahse, a Rotarian, was the featured speaker at the Sidney Rotary Club weekly meeting at the Neptune Pacific hotel Friday evening. He delivered an instructive discourse on Rotary and its principles.

W. T. Kahse Sidney Rotary Club Ne Pacific Hotel Kahse Rotary

Consolidation Plan Proposed for Three Panhandle Counties

A. J. Carter of Chappell proposes uniting Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel into one county with Sidney as the seat. He cites vast wheat lands and rail routes calling for economy without hurting government efficiency. The plan offers central access, claiming 40 minutes to Sidney from the farthest points and a long-term cut in expenses.

Nebraska Panhandle A. J. Carter Chappell Carter Kimball Cheyenne Deuel Sidney Union Pacific Railroad

Neeland-Green Bill to Save Many Farmers

Nebraska farm renters in danger of losing school land leases may gain relief. The Neeland-Green bills would delay forfeiture notices and allow cash rent payments due July 1, 1933, to be settled by December 31, 1934. Deputy land commissioner J. H. Wehn called the measure a home saver though doubt exists about raising cash. First the senate approved the bills then passed to the next stage.

Nebraska J. H. Wehn Neeland-Green Wehn Senate

Maroons And Bluffs Open Mitchell Meet

Sidney and Scottsbluff start Class A cage tourney at Mitchell with games set for Thursday night. The Maroons meet the Bearcats at 7 p m with the winner facing Minatare in a Friday second round. Fans plan to attend if Sidney reaches the finals.

Sidney

Lodge Pole quintet wins district cage title here Saturday

Lodge Pole high school with Disney and Kripal pacing the attack won the district class B basketball championship by beating St. Patrick of Sidney 22 to 15 on a blizzard night that kept fans away. Kripal and Disney combined for most points as St. Patrick’s Fat and Blaha battled hard for the losers.

Disney Kripal Lodge Pole High School Downing St. Patrick Sidney Sundl Potter G. F. Liebendorfer Lodge Freie St. Pat Fat Blaha Lodge St. Pats St. Pat Lads Coach West

Farm Board Is Going Out Advisor States

Two men named by the incoming Roosevelt administration outlined agricultural reforms as the farm board’s price pegging ends. Henry Morgenthau Jr of New York proposed centralizing farm credit agencies and retiring farm board members, aiming to remove government from stabilization. Henry A Wallace of Iowa, as secretary of agriculture, said he planned groundwork for farm legislation and shared direction of farm policies.

Farm Board Roosevelt Henry Morgenthau, Jr New York Morgenthau

Nebraska Supreme Court Denies Rehearing On Condemnation Law

The Nebraska supreme court ruled the law allowing the court to name judges for condemnation cases is valid. It denied Western Public Service companys protest against Mitchells bid to appoint a condemnation board after a city vote to take the companys property.

Nebraska Supreme Court Western Public Service Company City of Mitchell

Roosevelt Proclaims Modified Bank Holiday and Congress Call

President Roosevelt declares a modified bank holiday through Thursday to curb gold hoarding and withdrawals. A special session of Congress is summoned to noon Thursday to consider banking and financial legislation. A national emergency is declared to prevent further cash drains and allow temporary currency measures under federal supervision.

Roosevelt Congress Federal Reserve Districts Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Banks U. S United States Treasury

Terrific Snowstorm Sweeps Panhandle Over 40 Hours

A clear sky ended a 40 hour snow storm that hit Wyoming and Nebraska, snarling traffic and paralyzing business but easing drought. Sidney observer logged 6 inches snow and 5.6 inches moisture. Cheyenne county felt the impact late Friday night through Sunday afternoon, with drifts high and many vehicles stranded. Farmers welcomed relief as workers cleared walks and streets and towns opened to traffic despite wind and melting snow.

Wyoming Nebraska Cheyenne County Sidney

Torrington Troop 25 Wins Scotts Bluff Jamboree Title

Torrington Boy Scout Troop 25 captured the Scotts Bluff area council jamboree for the fourth straight year with 49 points, edging Scottsbluff Troop 2 which scored 37. Shadron 10 and Sidney 9 followed, with about 500 spectators. The victory earns the first leg on a plaque donated by Platte Valley State Bank of Scottsbluff.

Torrington

Potter Club Renames All Former Officers

All former officers of the Potter Community Club were re elected at the regular monthly meeting. Dr C V Johnson is chairman Joe P Schwartz vice chairman N B S Miller secretary treasurer William Hagemeister named chairman of the program committee for the next meeting.

the Potter Community Club C. V. Johnson Joe’ P.’ Schwartz S. Miller William Hagemeister

Wild Horses and the Man Who Tracked Them

A vivid portrait of wild horses in southwest Nebraska and northeast Colorado and the traders who pursued them led by Wild Horse Jerry McGahan. From a Pawnee Butte base he captured bands without harsh chases, guiding these mustangs toward eastern markets.

Nebraska Colorado West Jerry McGahan Sidney Draw Wyoming McGahan Iowa Pawnee Butte Colorado- Nebraska

Dates Set for 4-H Club Week at Lincoln Campus

L I Frisbie announced the annual 4-H club week will be held May 29 to June 3 at the College of Agriculture, Lincoln. Over 400 club members and local actors from across the state will attend. Ralph Budd, president of the Burlington, is slated as a chief speaker.

College of Agriculture At Lincoln Dune L. I. Frisbie Ralph Budd The Burlington

Call For Bids In Paying District Two

City issues a call for bids for labor and materials to construct reinforced concrete pavement and related work in Paying District No 2. Bids due by 2 p.m. March 29. plans and specs available at the city engineer’s office. $10 deposit and 15 percent certified check required with bids. bid opening in bidders’ presence.

Telegraph

Tiny Tot Scalded As Topples Into Kettle

Katherine Van Anne two years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Van Anne of Dalton, suffered painful scalds after falling into a kettle of hot lard while her mother rendered it. She received emergency treatment at Dalton hospital and is expected to recover.

Katherine John van Anne Dalton Dalton Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roce Bush Hardy Rotary Club Panhandle Maroons and Bluffs Franklin D. Roosevelt Sidney Y Troop Bluffs Chadron Bob Young Flint and Stes Bun Fitzgerald Scottsbluff
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