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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

4

Bank dispute over notes sold to Bayard bank

The First National Bank of Alliance sues to rescind a note purchase and recover 3000 from an earlier quote, alleging misrepresentation in security and that Bayard bank officials re purchased notes. Alliance claims they must be repaid, notes largely paid, and stockholders of Bayard bank face potential loss depending on defense. Named defendants include Bayard bank stockholders Earl Vanatta William Vanatta and R F Durnal.

Bayard Bank Alliance Bank First National Bank of Alliance Joss Bank of Bayard Earl E. Vanatta William W. Vanatta R. F. Durnal

Annual West Nebraska Track Meet Set for Friday May 2

The West Nebraska meet will award four placings with five in field finals, and six men in most track finals four places. Schools may enter three in the first three events, relays open to all. races over 100 yards start at the stretch head for a 200 yard straight. Officials aim to include Dana Bible and Gregg McBride along with Nebraska party.

Dana Bible Gregg McBride Nebraska

High School Opera Tonight at Fox Theatre

The high school opera presents tonight at the Fox Theatre with a dress rehearsal for the cast. Reserved seats are on sale at Bassett's and the Fox theatre, with sales reported as gratifying and a complete sell-out anticipated.

FOX Theatre Bassett’s

New Co op Scheme in Middle West Gains Sid ney Xite Support

A Sidney reader reports a quietly organized bilingual coop movement linking government pegged prices for grain and farm machinery to create parity with eastern manufacturers. The plan envisions central govt owned machinery plant purchases, bank friendly post offices, and rail rates on a zone or airline basis to lower costs and spur farm relief. The drive targets presidential politics and aims to attract previously nonmember farmers, with backing from a grain corporation aligned under one head.

Grain Corporation Federal Reserve Bank B. C. Grabill

New Creamery Firm to Open in Sidney in May

A new Western Creamery company plans a May opening in Sidney. Creamery equipment costing about 6000 dollars is being installed to manufacture butter and cheese and to buy and sell pasteurized and whole milk and cream. Mr. Mortenson, a 20 year creamery veteran, states the home owned venture will use local products and compete with outside interests. Announcement will appear when the date is set.

Mortenson Western Creamery Company

Second Annual Power Machinery Show Grows Quickly

The event, run with show officers, promises big three day program with hundreds of reps from factories and distributors. Local restaurants and churches handle meals while last year's success is built on and more attendees expected. Farm implements arrive by train as companies display their best power equipment in a noncompetitive, educational exhibit for western farmers.

Wool cooperative explained to county farmers by expert

A wool expert outlines the cooperative plan to county farmers, noting the National Wool Marketing Corporation gains bargaining power. County Agent Willey says the wool tariff of 34 cents a scour provides farmers with a satisfactory final price as the campaign continues toward a conclusion.

Willey National Wool Marketing Corporation

Champion Speller Heads to State Meet in Omaha

Leon O. Smith Omaha Public Schools assistant superintendent and Mrs. Howard Saxton of the Omaha Board of Education announce the champion county speller advances to the state meet in Omaha. Referees include Prof I A Hammer and Harry F Fore. pronouncer Roy W Eaton. First prize is a Washington trip, with additional cash prizes from $5 to $25. Bee open to the public.

Sity Leon O. Smith Omaha Howard Saxton Omaha Board of Education I. A. Hammer University of Omaha Harry F. Fore Creighton University Roy W. Eaton Middle West Washington The World Herald

Favorable Crop Conditions Reported in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County reports favorable crop conditions with spring work slightly interrupted. Spring wheat seeding slowed but is largely advanced as rain aids germination. County corn acreage for 1930 expected to hit a new high. last year’s harvest strong despite a dry spell. Diversification may boost corn acreage as much of the crop is locally fed. Winter killing of wheat reported on some farms but limited in extent. other western Nebraska centers hit harder.

Nebraska

Omaha trust firm successful in bid for school bonds

A Omaha trust firm wins the contract for new $125,000 high school, a new north ward school, and renovation of the central ward building. Construction begins this spring with occupancy planned for late next fall. George Clark of Omaha is the architect and designer of the Technical high school of Omaha.

Omaha Trust Firm North Ward Central Ward George Clark Omaha Clark Technical High School of

Adams Hurls Legion Junior to Win Over St Pats Nine

Adams pitched steadily for the American Legion junior league as they defeated St Pats Academy 6 to 2 at Athletic Park. The five inning game was aided by strong support, with Captain Loebe seeking another game Saturday to prepare for league play as coaches Portz Null and Bauman showcase new talent.

ADAMS American Legion Academy Athletic Park Loebe Efoort Portz Null Bauman

Local Dalton Meeting Sees Welker Elected Commissioner

Box Butte Presbytery session in Dalton Wednesday elected Rev H C Welker as ministerial commissioner to the general assembly in Cincinnati at month end. Lay commissioner chosen is B N Dunlap of Bridgeport. Local residents Mr and Mrs Roy Liggett attended the gathering.

Roy Liggett H. C. Welker Box Butte Dalton Welker General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Cincinnati B N Dunlap Bridgeport

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