Nebraska Wheat Leads by Cheyenne County in 3.36 Million Bushels
An AP dispatch from Lincoln reports Cheyenne County again leads Nebraska in winter wheat production at 3,360,000 bushels, followed by Perkins 3,087,000, Saline 2,227,000, Kimball 2,162,000, Gage 2,100,000, and Fillmore 2,080,000, with several other counties listed in order of output.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Perkins County
Saline
Kimball
Gage
Fillmore
Seward
Adams
Kearney
Thayer
Clay
Butler
Lancaster
York
Saunders
Hamilton
Catholic Church Sunday Masses and Devotions Schedule
Catholic Church announces Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with Sunday evening devotions including rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Weekday mass set for 7 00 a m led by Pastor Anton Link.
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Anton Link
Christian Church Bible School Attendance Contest
Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 45 with two week attendance contest Cheyenne and Sidney tied both weeks showing 168 in Bible school and 187 in morning service August vacation and harvest reduce turnout but aim is 200. Morning 10 50 children sermon The Boy Who Had a Big Fight with a Very Large Man followed by worship Modern Slimepits sermon. Evening 8 00 Sin worse than crucifying Christ. Scouts demo by Sidney precedes service under I W Wright. All invited.
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Bible School
Cheyenne
Sidney
Boy Scouts of
I. W. Wright
J. H. Bicknell
Lutheran church services and guest visit announced
United Lutheran Church Sidney and Holy Trinity Church announce morning worship and a sermon at nine o clock led by the pastor with Bible school at ten. Gurley Grace Lutheran Church holds morning worship at eleven with Sunday school at ten. Rev Dr Guss, president of the Nebraska synod, visits in church interest. All without home churches are invited to worship. pastor W T Kahse invites attendees.
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Sidney
Holy Trinity Church
Mrs. Fundingsland Home After Major Operation
L. O. Fundingsland traveled to Boulder Colorado to escort Mrs. Fundingsland home after her five day stay for sinus trouble surgery at St. Joseph hospital in Denver. She is reported improving nicely and rests at home.
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L. O. Fundingsland
Boulder
Colo
Increased Demand Seen for Feeder Lambs Through Western Corn Belt States
Lincoln Aug 15 United States bureau reports ahead nine months show higher lamb marketings and improved demand for lambs with strong world wool demand. 1928 lamb crop up 8 percent mainly in western states. 800000 extra lambs expected this fall. Nebraska feeders hold stake as corn crop outlook stays heavy. cheaper corn possible. Wool demand in 1929 likely steady or better due to growth, population, and industrialization in Europe and the East.
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Lincoln
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Nebraska
Judge Oberfelder Tours Platte Valley as Western Nebraska Booster
Sidney judge and U S commissioner Joseph Oberfelder arrived in Scottsbluff and planned a valley tour to inspect extensive holdings. He and brother Robert have steadily expanded investments in western Nebraska, promoting the region’s productivity and safety to eastern clients.
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Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney
United States
District of Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Oberfelder
Nebraska
Robert
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Hoover Club Organized Here Last Saturday
A sizable group of Cheyenne county ladies attended the first meeting of the Work for Hoover club in the district court room last Saturday. The organization was not perfected and the group will reconvene on August 18 to elect officers and plan activities to support the Hoover campaign in Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Work For Hoover Club
Distrite Court
Sidney
Administratrix Notice for Dr. Harry L. Mantor Estate
Louise C. Mantor announces herself as administratrix and requests all debts owed to Dr. Harry L. Mantor be paid to her or by check to her name. Also promotes W H D Special Stomach Medicine as a home remedy, touting relief from gas and indigestion with a 50 cent box available at Bassett’s Pharmacy.
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Harry L. Mantor
Louise C. Mantor
Linden St
Sidney
Bassett
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Car Before Owner Knew
A Chrysler owned by Senator C. W. Johnson of Potter was found on a Sidney street Monday morning by Sheriff Nelson before the owner realized it was missing. The car, taken from a Potter garage late Sunday, was driven to Sidney and abandoned. The sheriff phoned Johnson to confirm the theft and identify the vehicle, noting only one Cheyenne county car has eluded capture in the past year.
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C. W. Johnson
Potter
Sidney Street
Nelson
Johnson
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Frank Brady
Cheyenne
Freytag Variety Store Sale Opens in Sidney
The Freytag Variety store, No 754 in the Ben Franklin chain, opened its semi annual sale Thursday morning August 16 in Sidney. The sale features daily specials and unusually low prices made possible by the companys ability to buy in large lots. A detailed listing of offerings appears in this weeks Telegraph advertisement.
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Freytag
Ben Franklin
Sidney
Franklin
the Telegraph
Cheyenne County Farmers Urged to Collect Samples
Cheyenne county farmers are urged to gather and preserve samples of their products for the Cheyenne county fair set for September 11 to 14. Collect small grain samples now and store them for entry. the effort supports the fair and county, regardless of winning. Arrangements will be made later for collection and entry.
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Cheyenne County
Bat Battle Over Statistics Continues in Daily Debate
Continued discussion on economic measurements highlights job insecurity as millions remain idle, amid differing views on welfare and the overall American pursuit of the American dream. The debate questions whether the remedy is broader relief or targeted aid to restore employment and stability.
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Hoover
Not Pail at All Republicans Reply on Unemployment Cause
The passage argues that Republicans, if they respond, may attribute rising unemployment to modern industrialization and machine displacement of labor rather than to their party. It notes Democratic papers have blamed the American system’s comforts on the American system, echoing Hoover's hint.
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Hoover
Sidney school project work outline for next term
Home projects for the next term of school will be decided upon when school convenes in September. Some will continue current farm enterprises on a larger scale under Prof. Nielsen. Current projects include two sow and litter, eight wheat, six corn, three potato, four garden, five poultry, and one dairy cow projects.
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Prof
Nielsen
Feed Shortage On Farms Seen By Crop Experts
Crop experts warn of a feed shortage on farms. The 1928 lamb crop for the United States rose 8 percent from 1927 and 9 percent above 1926. Nebraska feeders sourced most lambs from the western area with the largest crop gains. Strong prices last winter and spring may not affect feeder bids for next winter supplies.
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United States
Nebraska
Heat wave ends with heavy rain Wednesday night
The region braces for rain after a hot spell as forecasts call for a heavy shower Wednesday night. Corn in the Panhandle counties is reported above average with bumper yields per acre, aided by western Nebraska conditions. Most local corn will go to stock feed with some seed for planting. Also noted: six threshing teams sought at $5.50 a day and a limited sale offering all needlework at half price at McFadden Millinery.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
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Atmar’s
Eveels Ty
Chrysler
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Woods Bros. Thresuer Dodge
Sidney Motor Sales Co
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Work Sox
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