Debating teams shift sides in Western Nebraska clash drive
The Trail reports on rival debaters arguing Chinese disturbances and campus talent. Lomila McCleneghan and Viola showcase strong delivery and argument destruction, while Harold Thompson, Paul Kahl, and Luther Kahse impress with persuasive flair. Upcoming debates include Scotts Bluff Morrill Chadron. A trip to the county clerk’s office reveals an electric Woodstock typewriter, with Ada Gerard demonstrating its erase-and-rewrite feature and two students trying it.
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Lomila McCleneghan
Luther Kahse
Scottsbluff
Morrill
Sidney High School
Ada
Departure at 9 20 and wish for a position with an electric typewriter
The note records that at 9 20 all departed and expresses a wish that someday they could secure a position and own an electric typewriter to use.
Moonlight gray suit signs spring in Weymouth column
Mr Weymouth showcases a light suit in spring mood with a moonlight gray shade. Fannie Bell and Willie spark a gingham dress trend at school provoking boys to sing about a red rose and gingham gown. Swapped sweaters shoes ties and jackets show playful role reversal and little initiative.
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Mr. Weymouth
Fannie Bell
Willie
Momentary Classroom Banter and Quips
In a stagey exchange Miss Fitzsimmons asks Perey to use go in a sentence. Perey says his girl wished he would go home, then laughs he could not explain. C.G. and M. Tt. chime in on cars and riding, noting his luck at bum rides and that his face would stop a train.
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Miss Fitzsimmons
Perey
Feeding infested corn fodder to livestock advised
A USDA note explains handling corn borer infested fodder for cattle. Suggested methods include shredding and ensiling infested stalks, cutting green plants close to ground, feeding directly, burning uneaten residues, and clean plowing to reduce pest spread. Fall plowing recommended in New England, while any-season clean plowing helps in the Midwest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Middle West
Advertising Sales Grow as 1926 National Budgets Rise
A survey by the American Newspapers Publishers Association shows national advertisers spent about 285 million dollars in 1926 on magazine and newspaper ads. Chevrolet led with 3.122 million, followed by Reynolds and American Tobacco at roughly 2.5 million and 2.435 million. Several other sectors, including oil, tires, breakfast foods, and passenger railroads, also ranked as major space buyers.
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Advertising Bureau
The
American Newspapers’ Publishers’ Association
Chevrolet Motor Company
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco Companies
Dodge Bros
Willy Overland
Chevrolet
Ford
Union Pacific
trans-Missouri
Burlington
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Curtis Publishing Company
Unusual program comes to U S A Theatre this week
Reginald Denny brings a new comedy Rolling Home to the U S A theatre for tomorrow and Thursday. He plays a modern young business genius who starts with one dime and amasses a fortune with witty schemes. The feature is complemented by the comedy Fight That Failed. Taxi-cleeed cars Phone 161.
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Reginald Denny
Jones
California
Denny
Sid ney Ordinance Prohibits Running Animals at Large
Citizens are warned under a new city ordinance against letting horses cattle hogs poultry and other fowl roam streets parks or public grounds. Violations are misdemeanors with fines up to 10 for first offenses and 5 to 20 for subsequent offenses plus costs or detention until paid. By order of the Chief of Police.
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Sidney
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Best Results
Telegraph want ads deliver fast results for buyers and sellers seeking local services listings. Readers find timely classified notices, job vacancies, real estate, and miscellaneous items with concise, clear descriptions and contact details.
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Telegraph
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