Tractor Show Draws Huge Crowd at Sidney Demonstration
A vast Nebraska demonstration showcased farm machinery with 60 tractor models racing for distinction and 14 threshers on the grounds. Dealers, factory reps, and agriculturists toured the exhibits to evaluate innovations, while thousands learned about new combines, plows, binders, and milking and washing equipment boosting efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Commonwealth
Sidney
Dealers Association
Nebraska
Chicago
Banadits
Allone
West
Great American Desert
Wyoming
Colorado
Advance Runnery Company
Allis-Chalmers Company
Avery Power Machinery Company
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Cleveland Tractor Company
John
Penney Manager Attends Meeting Across All Stores
A Penney manager joins a company wide meeting to review ready to wear clothing millinery and other style items from J C Penney. Developments include acquiring 117 stores expanding to 500 new locations this year and opening 65 new stores. Sales last year exceeded 176 million with a quota of 215 million for this year. The total Penney stores rise to 1212 as expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General J. C. Penney Company
Penney Company
Midwest
West
Sidney student leads West Nebraska egg grading contest
Edgar Holloway of Imperial won the woolwork contest and Wilson Smith of Imperial took the grain judging prize. Sidney’s Arthur Zike won the egg grading contest while James Chapin of Arnold led best White eggs and Cye Bonner of Imperial topped best brown eggs. Big Springs won poultry judging as North Platte hosted the first Western Nebraska egg and poultry events with 14 North Platte teams and 3 Lincoln teams, totaling 42 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Holloway
Imperial
Wilson Smith
Burwell
Stratton
Stapleton
Sidney
James Chapin
Arnold
Cye Bonner
Arthur Zike
Big Springs
North-Platte Experiment Station
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
W. W. Burr
North Platte
Nebraska
Law passage held up as Weaver finds joker clause
Kansas City to attend a Midwestern Governors meeting to protest railroad freight hikes on wheat. Weaver considers veto options for H R 476 amid other provisions. Nebraska H R 416 expands powers of the game forestation and park commission, puts rabbits under protection, and broadens wildlife oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
O'Connell
Game, Forestation and Park Commission
Izaak Walton League
Kansas City
Nebraska
Commission
Sidney Debaters Lose Out In Opening Round
The Sidney debaters fall in the opening round of the state debate tourney as Tech secures temporary possession of the bar association trophy after a 3 0 semi final win over Jackson High and a 2 1 victory by Seward over Hastings. Tech had earlier defeated Hartington 3 0 and Fremont 2 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Clarence L. Clark
Lincoln
Lloyd O. Chapman
Gayle C
University School of Journalism
Tech
State Bar Association
Hastings
Beatrice
Jackson High
University Place
Seward
Hartington
Fremont
Care and Feeding of Baby Chicks Bulletin Issued
A new bulletin from the College of Agriculture at Lincoln outlines goals for chick success with eighty five percent of chicks reaching healthy vigorous stock. It covers brooding skill in ten weeks, floor space, ventilation, sunshine, and sanitation plus diagrams for equipment layouts and feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Mussehl
Poultry Department
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
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John Deere Plow Company
Charles Stone
East Moline
Ill
W. B. Hoeford
al Randall
Waterloo
Frank Spring
T. J. Turley
Independence
Gleaner Baldwin Harvester Corporation
James I. Darat
Omaha
G. C. Work
Belle City Tractor Company
J. O. Miller
Stockton
Calif
John Gill
Nichols & Shepard Company
John Glenn
Battle Creek
Mich
O’'Connell
Alma Batey
The
New York Rife Company
13Th Ave
Penney
West Nebraska
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Neo
David Cole
Sidney Meter Sales Co
Try Vs
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Illinois
Lui
Fairmont
Delicia
Green Lantern
Greenlees
le Ene
Sidney’s Style Store
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