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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
10
This week at the U S A theater the T S A presents two days of entertainment on August 25 and 26. Neal Hart stars in Danger Valley a red blood tale. The program also features a sunshine comedy titled Business is Busy.
Herbert Rawlinson, a leading screen figure, plays opposite Anita Stewart in Playthings of Destiny, to be shown at the U. S. A. Theatre Friday night. Born in Brighton and educated in France, Rawlinson began on the English stage and later moved to America for film work with Selig, Hobart Bosworth and Universal.
Wanda Hawley promotes bobbed hair while riding with Jimmy Murphy at Beverly Speedway ahead of the March 5 race. The Woman Who Walked Alone stars Dorothy Dalton with Milton Sills and E Z Radcliffe in the cast. Melford directed. Bert Glennon photographed. Oscar Bennett sings. Larry Lemon Comedy The Fly Cop completes the bill at the VA 8 A Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
An editorial in American Forestry argues for a land policy to convert idle cutover areas in Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota into productive farming and timber croppage. It warns of fire loss on tillable land and notes Wisconsin residents pay high prices and freight to import timber from Oregon and Washington, urging local cultivation of wood and food.
A crowded house will welcome Shirley Mason in Yours Very Truly next Wednesday and Thursday at the U S A Theatre. The story by Helen Hawkins follows a hotel stenographer through violent wooing a sudden marriage misunderstandings and happiness. Harry Beaumont directs with Allan Forrest as leading man. Also showing Haro Jaya in High and Dizzy, a top comedy.
East End Grade School hosts a band organizing meeting Friday night at 7 30 August 25 for all boys ages 10 to 12 inclusive. Bring your boy to the first meeting. The band promotes fellowship and prosperity in the community and benefits each member. Come without fail up the first meeting. Bonham, Director.
South Omaha Union Stock Yards reports 9 500 cattle and 12 500 sheep and lambs with active trade. Best fat lambs fetch 13.00, feeders 11.75 12.25, hogs steady around 8.50 9.00 for light, 7.00 8.00 for heavy. Cattle varied by class with prices from 2.00 to 10.60 per hundredweight.
Trade notes indicate a strong feeder movement with 435 loads and 13 454 head of stock cattle and feeding steers shipped from Omaha last week versus 358 loads and 11 208 head prior week and 54 loads 16 881 head year ago. Feeder sheep and lambs totaled 28 708 head up from 19 150 previous week and 24 266 year earlier. American Legion mentioned in passing.
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