Voters urged to turnout early in Cheyenne county race
Cheyenne county voters are urged to cast ballots early in today’s general election as polls open. Enthusiasm runs high with a hoped record turnout, focusing on county judge and treasurer races, plus a statewide highway patrol measure.
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Cheyenne
Cheserine
Weddebhay
Cheyenne County
Sorensen
Bryan
R. A. Barlow
R. H. Rogers
Judge
Louis Wasem
Sidney
Herbert Foster
Dalton
Foster
Wasem
Bidney
Gurley
Bad Weather Threat Hits Cheyenne County Vote Total
Inclement weather may cut rural turnout in Cheyenne County as snow and wind threaten travel to distant precincts and delay ballot return. Officials fear several thousand voters could be kept from polls, with complete results possibly delayed to Wednesday.
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Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Pavlat
To Cast 15th Vote For Democratic President
Robert S. Oberfelder plans to go to the polls today to cast his 15th Democratic ballot. He began voting in 1876 for Samuel Tilden and has remained loyal to democracy through many campaigns. He notes that party prospects look brighter this year.
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Robert S. Oberfelder
Mr. Oberfelder
Samuel ‘Tilden
Democracy
County Receives 5000 Check After Bank Closure
The county attorney's office announces receipts of a 5000 dollar check payable to the county. The check, returned to Cheyenne county, was lost when Liberty State Bank closed last December. It was immediately turned over to the treasurer's office for deposit.
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Cheyenne County
Liberty State Bank
Treasurer's Office
Nebraska conference to discuss farm problems and remedies
University of Nebraska Lincoln hosts a November 17 conference on farm problems, with bankers economists and farmers from across Nebraska. Speakers include L B Clark Omaha mortgage bankers association president D P Hogan Federal Lands Bank president since 1917 and Dr C A Phillips dean of the College of Commerce Iowa. Afternoon topics cover production costs influence on prices banking and inflation benefits for farmers with Prof Filley Prof Arndt and Mr Woods among Lincoln speakers.
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University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Nebraska
College of Business Administration
L. 8. Clark
Omaha
Mortgage’ Bankers Association
D. P. Hogan
Omata
Federal Lands Bank
C. A. Phillips
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Lincoln
Arndt
Woods Will
Episcopal Church Meeting Tour Speaks On Diverse Work
From Japan and Virginia the Episcopalians arrive in Sidney Nebraska to address workers across the Japanese American Indian and Negro communities. Speakers with direct experience discuss church missions as part of a western Nebraska tour under church auspices. A warm welcome is anticipated though the article continues on page four.
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Japan
Pine Ridge Inndan
Agency
South Dakota
Virginia
Sidney
Episcopal ‘ Church
Nebraska
Episcopal ‘Church
Little Business At C. of C. Monday
There was little business before the chamber of commerce during yesterday’s luncheon. Members discussed politics Armistice day and football, Christmas decorations, and a rally for the high school football team before the North Platte game. The tone remained unofficial with partisan participants in good humor.
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Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
North Platte
Bazaar Awards Highlight Fall Season Fair Winners
The bazaar featured a fall season event with several awards. First prize went to Mrs. M. L. Sterlix, second to Madéline Zwick, quilts won by Mrs. Robert Barlow and Peter Peetz.
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M. L. Sterlix
Madéline Zwick
Robert Barlow
Peter Peetz
Proclamation Declares Nov 11 1932 a City Holiday
Sidney Nebraska proclaims November 11 1932 as a full holiday to honor America's citizen army and navy for their sacrifice and loyalty. The proclamation by Mayor Herman Schroeder urges national remembrance and dedication to liberty and the Constitution.
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Song
America
Sidney
Nebraska
Herman Schroeder
Mayer
Armistice Day Festivities Set in Sidney With Parade and Train
Cheyenne County veterans and citizens will assemble in Sidney for Armistice Day, with a 9:45 a.m. parade featuring soldiers, floats and schoolchildren. A Burlington miniature passenger train, staffed by Boy Scouts and carrying about fifty students, will travel from Lincoln for the event. An free veterans’ feed and a sports program including football, boxing and wrestling are planned, as Sidney prepares for a Fort Warren clash with 30 players traveling from the post. Ray Randel and Bob Whitmore from Nebraska will join the Sidneys lineup, boosting chances of a victory.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Western
Nebraska
American Legion Post
Legion Rooms
Burlington
Lincoln
Fort ‘Warren
American Legion
Spor
Sidney Town
Fort Warren
Ray
Randel
Bobs Whitmore
University of Nebraska Grid
Maroons Rally Past Gering Bulldogs 32-12 Victory
Friday night action saw Sidney Maroons topple Gering Bulldogs 32 to 12 in a hard fought game. Gering built a five touchdown margin behind a potent backfield and stout defense while Sidney relied on the Maley and Thomas passing connection and a standout punt return to narrow the gap before the end of the game.
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Maroons
Gering
Bulldogs
Sidney's
Black
Bidney
Scottsbluff
t.Bidney
Sidney
Thomas
Maley
Booner
Ward
Christian
Gitistian
Relief appeal for rural families clothing needs
Mrs John McCleneghan and Mrs E J Leonard of Sidney urge countywide aid for destitute farm families lacking garments for fall and winter. Red Cross has secured some materials but there is urgent demand for coats shirts dresses underwear and any usable clothing. They cite several cases of hardship and appeal for immediate local response.
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Sidney
John McCleneghan
E. J. Leonjard
Red Cross
Early Day Bank Founder Dies in New Mexico
Joshua S. Raynolds, Sidney’s first banker, died at his Albuquerque home on Saturday. He co founded Sidney’s first bank at Ninth Avenue and Hickory Street with partner Wallace. His career included posts at Canton, Kountze brothers in Omaha, Rocky Mountain National Bank in Central City, and a later stint in Georgetown, Colorado.
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Joshua S. Raynolds
Sidney
Albuquerque
N. M
Raynolds
Wal-lace
Ninth Avenue
Hickory’ Street
Canton
Omaha
Rocky Mountain National Bank
Georgetown
Colo
Letter to Mayor Made Public in Sidney Chronicle
Local brief explains a letter from R L Cochran of Lincoln to Mayor Herman Schroeder published in the Tocal Paper. It notes Governor Bryan asks the public to be informed about state plans including a subway under Bar Thil road, with grading and paving from Union Pacific Viaduct to Sidney pavement and seeks citizen awareness.
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Herman Schroeder
Sidney
Cheyenne County
L. Cochran
Lincoln
Tocal
Bryan
Bar Thil
Union * Pacific
Tiny Tot Dies in Potter Burial Wednesday
Eight month old Clara Marig Herbolash labor of Potter died early Sunday at her aunt Mrs H R Smith home where she was being reared Her mother died last March when the child was 17 days old Funeral services will be held from the home of the aunt
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Clara Marig
Johnn“Herbolash@lmer
Potter
H. R Smith
Direct Vote System perplexes Nebraskans on Ballot Labels
Nebraskans confront the states unique presidential vote method where ballots list Hoover Roosevelt and Thomas with running mates under three party labels. Voters cast for president to determine which electors the governor must appoint, reflecting Nebraska's law and the federal framework.
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United States
Nebraska
Hoover
Roosevelt
Thomas
Legion Auxiliary Opens Membership Poll Drive
American Legion auxiliary members began a membership drive led by Mrs. Jesse Osborn aiming to expand the group. The drive seeks many members by November 14 when a vagabond party will allow attendance for all 1933 paid members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Jesse Osborn
Bers
Window Trimming by Bassett Wins Award at Palace Drug
Kenneth Bassett former Sidney druggist won second prize in a nationwide window trimming contest for a palace drug store display in Cheyenne featuring a cold treatment preparation. Bassett is praised as an accomplished artist and noted for his window trimming genius.
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Palace Drug
Cheyenne
Kenneth Bassett
Sidney
Bassett
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O. C. Harwood
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Rodman
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Jesse Hunicutt
Harry Brown
Sevral
Gehrig Funeral
R. E H. Roche
W. W. Schulz
Reche
Hunnicutt
Brown
Floyd
Donald
Margaret
Bernardine
Legion Auxiliary
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