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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
6
A compact listing from the Trail newspaper page shows staff roles and departments including editor in chief assistant editor and sections such as personals convocation notes and agriculture notes.
Bayard hosts the district declamatory contest on April 12 while the state debate tournament runs in Lincoln from April 25 to 27. April 26 and 27 feature the Commercial and Music contests in Alliance, with North Platte hosting the state agricultural judging contest on April 25.
The Quill society met in regular session on Wednesday night April 10. Members read articles they will contribute to the magazine and received criticism and improvement suggestions. It is hoped the magazine will be completed in a few weeks.
John Costello told Sidney high school students on Thursday afternoon that 97 percent of accidents arise from human error. He reviewed efforts to cut accidents and explained the safety first campaign promoted by the American Legion. A three member student committee will collect safety suggestions for action by the Legion committee. The talk was well received and cooperation with the campaign is planned.
A historical plea emphasizes personal responsibility for safety and accident prevention. It urges education as core, listing practical steps such as picking up hazards, avoiding careless games, careful handling of tools, keeping stairs clear, helping children cross streets, securing medicines, never pointing guns, and avoiding near building bonfires. It notes April 6 as a dust storm day in 8S H.
S won two debates securing laurels at the western Nebraska debate tournament in Bayard. Other notes include Liebendorfer catching 15 trout, a new Chevrolet six bought, Miss Abbott getting her hair bobbed, and injuries from a cupboard door incident involving Lewellen Nelson. The issue also covers a mechanical drawing exhibit, six weeks of exams, spelling challenges, Adel Brockelsby visiting, and various school and community notices.
A Falls City Nebraska advertisement from the Creamery Company promotes selling cream with no service charge and payment of transportation, noting markets are lower and weather warming. It urges keeping cream cool, stirring before shipping, and mentions Richardson County Bank as a reference. Hundreds already ship, inviting others to join.
Kathryn Grabill was absent from school last Friday as she visited Scottsbluff. Mr McCormack and the eighth grade are to be congratulated on the opera's splendid success at the U S A theatre Friday April 5.
The Mathematics club met Tuesday night, April 2, in the high school mathematics room. After a card evening a program on insurance was given under Loretta Osborn. Appetizing refreshments were served by Helen Johnson, Frances Schwasnick and Opal Birkby.
An interclass track meet will be held Saturday April 13 at 1 PM at Athletic Field. Both boys and girls compete with two entries per class per event. Grades participate in separate events with blue ribbons for winners and points for top four. A trophy goes to the top scoring class.
Senior normal trainers teach in rural districts this week. Hazel Bales guides district 156, Lucille Waddell leads district 2, Adelaide Meyers oversees district 77, and Evelyn Zuhlke serves district 76.
Mrs. Glodi spent the weekend at her Chadron home. The second grade studies the circus and its wild animals. Mr. McCormack started a seventh grade cantata titled The Swallow. The eighth grade operetta was presented Friday to a large and appreciative audience.
Bobby Wait of the East kindergarten entertained his school mates Friday morning at a party honoring his sixth birthday. The cheerful event featured games and cake as friends joined in the celebration at the school.
On April 6 Sidney's debate team led by Principal Weymouth and students Paul Kahl Kenneth Johnson Lomila McCleneghan defeated Bayard 3 to 0 in the morning round at Bayard. They then beat Scottsbluff by a second unanimous decision in the evening, finishing the day with another victory.
Sidney's team captures the district contest for the second year, defeating Bayard in the final and earning a berth at the state tournament in Lincoln on April 25 to 27. Separately, the U S government will contract for a warehouse on the military rifle range near Ashland.
Catholic ladies announce a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday April 13 at 2 o clock. Committee members include Mrs W B Pitman Mrs Frank Beyer Mrs Nicholas Treinen and Mrs Leo Hand. J Viggo Nielson will paint the roof. Phone 282 48 tf. Six row barley for sale by E C McKay.
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