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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1929

Page

6

Closing grain letters report mixed global wheat gains

Chicago wheat rose 14 to 11/2 cents with October at 154, December 1593-8, March 16234 as Buenos Aires markets softened. corn fell 1-8 to 5-8 cents, oats rose, rye up 1-2, Kansas City wheat steady to down, and trading noted from Buenos Aires to Northwest. Demand for flour remained strong and foreign inquiry for wheat appeared firmer amid dry Argentine weather. A window prompt asks readers to guess the sack of flour at Zwickl's Grocery.

Chicago Liverpool Buenos Aires Argentina Australia Northwest Kansas City

Wyoming railroad plan from Casper to Miles City

Plans urged by Hugh Lee Kirby call for completing the Casper to Miles City line with a southern extension to Craig Colorado and a northern Canadian spur. The Wyoming Montana Railway directors voted a 15 million dollar bond issue to finance the project and anticipate through service to Los Angeles and the southwest.

North and South Casper Salt Creek Oil Field Kaycee Buffalo Sheridan Wyo Milwaukee Miles City Mont Hugh Lee Kirby Wyoming-Montana Railway Company Kirby Rawlins Craig Colo Canada Hudson Bay Los Angeles Southwest Burlington Northwestern Union Pacific

Four necessities of life music class ad

Miss Helen Peetz, teacher of piano and theory, announces studio openings. Located at 1431 King St, phone 290. Studio opens August 3. Food shelter raiment music highlighted as life’s essentials in the notice.

Helen Peetz King St

Federal murder charge tied to Fort Robinson case

Nebraska’s history with the electric chair echoes in a federal case accusing Francisco Anzenta of murdering a man named Robertson on the Fort Robinson military reservation. A federal grand jury will consider first degree murder charges, with a jury to decide guilt or innocence.

Nebraska Anzeuta United States Keyser Crawford Francisco Anzenta Robertson Fort Robinson

North Divide News Notes and Healings

Marie Schwarth recovers rapidly after an appendix operation performed Wednesday. J J Jones underwent appendicitis surgery at Taylor hospital Sunday and is slightly improved. Mrs R O Larson and Catherine Hamer return home to care for their father critically ill. A. L. Cruise bought a new combine last week. C B Kinton visited Sidney on business. Ed Wolverton, Walter Miller, Mrs Julius Choan, and Mrs W A Sparks report sick lists or minor health matters. Small daughter of Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland operated on for appendicitis at Taylor hospital.

Marie Schwarth C. B. Kinton Sidney A. L. Cruise J. J. Jones Taylor Hospital Ed Wolverton Walter Miller R. O Larson Catherine Hamer North Platte Julius Choan Mesdames W. A Harry Sparks Claus Engelland

Railway Band Engaged For Fourth Appearance At Nebraska State Fair

The Chicago and Northwestern railway band enters its peak summer schedule with a fourth Nebraska State Fair date this year 1929. Having already played at three 75th anniversary celebrations the group continues its jubilee year touring fairs and celebrations across the northwest. The first stop marked the founding of the Republican Party.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Northwest Republican Party

Northwestern band plans busy 1925 summer and fall circuit

Ripon Wisconsin June 8 reports the Northwestern band of 45 railroad workers touring Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin for a golden jubilee partnership and major engagements. Director John Schweiger and secretary William Jost lead a schedule including Winona St Charles Owatonna Lincoln Huron Sioux Falls La Crosse and Belle Fourche with peak activity in August and September.

Ripon Wis Rochester New Ulm Minn Northwestern Band R. A. Miller Fred W. Sargent Chicago & Northwestern John Schweiger William Jost Belle Fourche S. D Winona Minn Winona County

Roscoe Hill Named Field Manager for Nebraska Poultry

Roscoe Hill of Lincoln is the new field manager for the Nebraska Poultry Improvement Association. He will supervise accreditation work across the state and select inspectors. Last year about 100000 hens in 446 flocks were inspected and accredited, with 10 to 12 inspectors needed this year. Hill is a University of Nebraska agriculture graduate and has ten years of experience with his father E C Hill on a poultry farm.

Roscoe Hill Lincoln Poultry Association Nebraska Poultry Improvement Association Hill Mr. Hill University of Nebraska College of Agriculture E. C. Hill

Lincoln area to host flock inspectors training program

A special training school for flock inspectors will be held near Lincoln, with actual inspections starting around October 1. The new field manager's office will be located in the poultry department at the College of Agriculture. Telegraph Want-Ads are effective.

Lincoln College of Agriculture

Studio opens August 3 at 1431 King Street

An art studio announces its opening on August 3 at 1431 King Street with contact by phone 290 for details and enrollment opportunities.

Thoxine Relief for Sore Throat Promises Instant Help

A physician's prescription Thoxine claims fast relief from sore throat pain and internal causes, plus cough relief. Advertises 35c, 6c, and $1.00 prices, with money back guarantee. Sold by Bassett's and other drug stores.

Bassett’s

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