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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
Hupmobile launches a new six cylinder series in four body types with prices ranging from 995 to 1100 dollars. The model uses the proven engine from the Century line, offering 25 percent greater value at lower prices, and features increased interior room and refined styling.
The commerce department surveys six new airways as aviation expands nationwide with about 2000 miles of routes nearing completion including an international line. This year eight million miles have already been flown by commercial aviators, close to total 1928 output. There were 8,569 licensed pilots, 70 women, and 12,244 airplanes in use.
Nebraska faces new production highs as barley and sugar beets near record yields. Forecasts show barley at 18 163 000 bushels amid dry weather impact, with acreage tripling since 1927, Western Nebraska leading barley use as a corn substitute. Sugar beets planted on record acreage, Nebraska trailing only Colorado since 1925.
Better equipment from the telephone instrument to toll lines speeds long distance service. Bell system lines develop trouble only once in 18 months, with six million miles of toll cables now in use. Cables resist storms, compact circuits allow multiple conversations, telegraph and teletype channels share a single line via carver current systems. EBS Sherrerd, eyesight specialist, McCormick College Chicago.
Depositors led by former assistant investigator R T Jones urge Attorney General Sorensen to broaden the state bank probe. Jones claims the current inquiry is a whitewash, limited to bank financing, with no focus on failed banks assets under the guaranty fund. He cites a threatening Omaha letter and says dismissals followed. Governor Weaver invites depositors to submit complaints. Shallenberger says the probe advances satisfactorily.
A packed list highlights oil packed fish for picnics or luncheons, Full Cream cheese priced per pound, Uncle William No 214 packed hominy tins, Colorado home grown celery in large bunches, a delicious salad component, and New Colorado corn per dozen.
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