Music Students to Alliance for Annual Contests
Music students from Sidney and area travel to Alliance this weekend for the western Nebraska high school music contest. Medals will be awarded for solo and group performances with eight events allowed per school. Sidney High will enter two glee clubs, two quartets, and solo competitors in cornet to piano, with vocal solos covering soprano to tenor.
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H. R. Partridge
Alliance Schools
Sidney High School
Liggett Leaves Penney Ranks for Sidney Store
Sidney gains a new associate in the Liggett family as Liggett leaves Penney ranks to help open a new store. The Golden Rule chain founders formed the current company after selling, now operating six West Coast stores and planning six more in the Rockies and plains. Sidney location will occupy Cheyenne County Trading building space with a long lease, offering men’s furnishings, ready to wear, shoes and dry goods on a cash basis under Liggett management.
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J. C. Penney, Company
Stevens
van Engelen
Golden Rule
California
Oregon
Washington
Rocky Moutain
Pigins
Rock Springs
Wyo
Scottsbluffs
Sidney
Anaheim
Calif
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne
Sidney Radio Program Over KFAB Gains Wide Lincoln Reach
The Sidney radio program on KFAB at Lincoln drew wide reception with 43 messages sent from Sidney to performers despite a brief scheduled time. Station officials granted extra time as needed, and Sidney visitors attended the KFAB studio during the show. Reception was strong in Lincoln and eastern Nebraska.
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Sidney
Lincoln
Denver
Western Union
Pumpkin Creek irrigation potential eyed by tests in Morrill county
Farmers in the Pumpkin Creek country show willingness to cooperate on a pilot irrigation scheme. Test wells would be sunk on participating lands with shared costs. The plan hinges on identifying suitable well locations and ensuring readiness for operation.
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Pumpkin Creek
Morrill County
Michel faces charter revocation amid oil scheme accusations
Attorney seeks charter revocation over a tangle of bonds and inflated stock in Omaha oil ventures. Narses recalls pressure from Michel family at dinner as investors risked money. The Farmers Paint and Oil firm, created in 1924, spurred a low price gasoline war. Depositions allege stock dilution and valuables diverted, with Star Oil set up in a wife’s name and large stock transfers cited.
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Michel
Rushville
Narses
Farmers Paint and Oil Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Denver
Star Oil Company
Sand
Carl Michel
Palmers Paint and Oil Company
7 Paint and Oil Company
Local representative of New York Life named Greg Phealaos
Local representative of New York Life resides at 1128 East Avenue. Contact telephone number 56615 for policy inquiries and services.
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New York Life
Gregphealaos
Er Ave
Training camps draw more candidates this year says Smith
General Smith reports a larger-than-ever group assigned by the War Department to Seventh Corps for Civilian Military Training Camps this summer. The nationwide push is led by the Military Training Camps association with heads in Chicago and local civilian aides guiding state campaigns. Government covers all camp expenses including food uniforms lodging equipment and medical care with railroad fare refunded. Camps teach loyalty law respect for authority and the value of service amid practical health and physical training. The advertisement notes Sidney Motor Sales Co offers the best used cars in Sidney.
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War Department
Seventh Corps
Citizens
Smith
Omaha
Military Training Camps Association
Chicago
Charles B. Pike
United States
Gould Dietz
Little Rock
Ark
Carl F. G. Meyer
St. Louis
Charles S. Huffman
Columbus
Kaw
W. C. Macfadden
Fargo
N. D
Charles 8. McDonald
Sioux Falls
8. D
John T. Bergen
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur A Dodson Heads University of Nebraska Alumni
Arthur A Dodson Lincoln contractor leads the University of Nebraska Alumni Association as president and helps organize February alumni meetings nationwide. He and Harold F Holtz will direct plans for the annual May Lincoln roundup. Dodson, born 1889 in Lincoln, is a UN graduate and former Dobson Construction head. The alumni office records addresses and occupations of two semester and longer attendees, with over 40 000 names. about 30 000 receive the Nebraska Alumnus magazine. Nebraska hosts 32 county and city clubs, plus 26 Nebraska clubs abroad, with university speakers addressing club meetings.
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University of Nebraska Alumni Association
Arthur A. Dodson
Lincoln
Dobson
Harold F. Holtz
Lincoln High School
University of Nebraska
College of Engineering
Dobson Construction Company
Temple
Alumni Association
Nebraska Alumnus
Nebraska
Residence for sale with many rooms and garages
Classified item lists a modern residence with 99 rooms, full basement, double and single garages, offered for sale by E. J. Leonard at 1445 Osage St with easy terms. Another listing notes six new barley for sale by E. C. McKay. Also advertises complete stock of hot and cold water kalsemine at Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
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E. J. Leonard
Osage St
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Capitol Commission in Lincoln to Probe Defects
Nebraska lawmakers and the state capitol commission opened a joint inquiry into defects in materials and construction of the $10 million state house. Gov Arthur J Weaver, former Gov Charles W Bryan, and George Johnson attended with commission members. The probe will review stone, construction, conspiratorial charges, and other phases in separate items.
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State Capitol Commission
Joint Legislative
Nebraska
Arthur J. Weaver
Charles W. Bryan
George Johnson
Capitol Commission
Walter W. Head
W. H. Thompson
Roy E. Cochran
C. E. Sandall
Johnson
Mr. Sandall
Earl Cline
University Board of Regents
Bernard McNeay
Red Cloud
Capitol
Cline
Thompson
Kruger
Mr. Johnson
Bake Sale At Zwickl's Grocery By Trinity Ladies
The Trinity Lutheran church ladies plan a bake sale at Zwickl's grocery this Saturday April 20 starting at 11 00 am. The item lists include a bake sale to raise funds for church activities and community support.
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Ladies of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Zwickl's Grocery
Ill. m
Five Hopi Chiefs Ask Fence Protection From Vice President
Five Hopi tribal chiefs visit Vice President Curtis asking for fences to protect their cattle. The scene includes playful, informal interruptions as chiefs jockey for seating and a stenographer accidentally triggers a fire alarm while Curtis seeks guidance.
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Omaha World Herald
Curtis
Music Week Plans Sixth Observance May Five To Eleven
Plans for a sixth observance of Make Music For Make Music include performing as well as hearing. The campaign aims to teach five full commercial Moore and field representatives, with contact numbers 128 and 1304 10th Ave. The ad notes most folks like good coffee and that grocers guarantee Bluhill.
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Sidney Business College
T. A. Mooré
10Th Ave
Ade
T. A. Moore
Bluhill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alliance
Liggett
Penney
Alma Batey
Sidney Motor Sales Co
E. C. McKay
State House
Bake Sale
Byars
Rollins
J.B. Byars Co
Adv
Western Public Service Company
Jor
Dan Electric
Jack
Son Street
Mrs
Lucy Jordan
Byars Organization
Goodyear Welt
J. B. Byars Co
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