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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
3
Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery star in No More Ladies at the Fox Theatre. The MGM production promises glamour, humor, and high style as a latest triumph in screen entertainment.
Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery headline MGM’s No More Ladies at the Fox theatre Sunday and Monday. A sparkling cast includes Franchot Tone, Charles Rugers, and Edna May Oliver. The film opens the new show season as a triumph with strong performances reported from Crawford and Montgomery.
The Midwest endures a seven day stretch of hot dry weather with temperatures over 100 degrees on several days. Corn remains in good condition but needs rain as tasseling progresses. Threshing and haying advance while Wheat and oats yields vary. Alfalfa yields steady. pastures deteriorate. Nebraska prepares for the forthcoming wheat program and aims to speed contract delivery to farmers.
Nebraska wheat contract signers who complied with 1933 to 1935 terms will receive 1955 benefit payments even if they do not sign the 1936 wheat contract or adjust 1936 acres. AAA official Elton Lux notes that statements claiming 1935 payments require signing were not from the AAA Office. Payments for 1933 to 1935 are issued in six installments, with the final 1935 payment due in 1936 after year-end procedures.
Maple Grove residents and guests mingle in a week of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Nels Johnson and Mrs. Albin Johnson with Ruth Johnson dine at Ed Miles home. Vern Sharman receives a birthday party with many neighbors attending.
A string of social visits fills a weekend as Nylia Bryant, Harvey Miles, Zellabelle Johnson and others stay as supper or overnight guests at Joe Green, Newt Berggren, L A Cruise, Bert Grimes, H P Cortney and more. Several families attend dinners or picnics and neighbors call upon Ed Miles, John Olson, Andrew Johnson and other locals. Arthur Sassaman assists with harvest and visits weave through Sunday and Monday gatherings.
Winners of a 4-H club trip to a vacation camp near Seward are announced for the lodging event planned in late August. Floyd Miller was a guest of Jack Sparks on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Miller hosted relatives from York from Friday through Sunday. Mrs. Harry Sparks visited Mrs. A. K. Andersen on Monday afternoon.
The CCC girls gathered Thursday afternoon at Mr and Mrs Dick Seimers home with Miss Ethel Seimers as hostess. Mrs Paul Sparks and Mrs Dick Seimers attended as visitors. Roll call indicated all but two were present. After the business meeting a delicious [meal or treat] followed.
A luncheon was hosted by the hostess. The next meeting will be held with Evelyn Bianke.
Refrigerator ice box in good condition for sale. Small electric portable radio that performs, priced at 8.50. Also listed are farm commodities including wheat corn oats barley colored hens old roosters colored spring feghorn hens leghorn springs butterfat eggs and more.
A South American tree frog builds a leaf cup nest high in trees for its eggs. The two leaves form a cup where the tadpoles stay until they develop internal gills. They then drop into water below to continue metamorphosis.
Mrs. Pearl Sparks hosts a north divide gathering while Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks and family call at the Fred Seimers home. Ethel Seimers hosts CCC 4-H club. several guests attend. Numerous visits occur with Sparks, Seimers, Kittos, and Hecker kin, and a highway trip to Holyoke, Colorado discussed.
A reader from Sawtelle California touts Kruschen Salts as the safe method to shed fat. The letter claims a 7 pound drop in one week after using the product with coffee, advising daily half teaspoon dissolves in hot water and diet changes. The Western Drug Co. purportedly sells a four week supply.
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