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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1932

Page

3

Ardent Catholic Academy Fosters Athletics and Music

Rev Anton Link leads St Pat academy as a proponent of balanced education. He urges healthy competition in basketball and other sports while valuing strong music training. The Ursuline sisters oversee a well rounded, state accredited program with notable alumni and frequent recitals.

Anton Link Catholic Church Link Academy Sidney Academy Music Department Helen Peetz Ursuline Sisters

U S Agriculture Exhibit At Nebraska State Fair

The U S Department of Agriculture will display a cooperative dairy exhibit at Lincoln’s Nebraska State Fair September 2 to 9. The exhibit features a strength test, dairy mannikins, and six essentials of dairy cooperative success, highlighting that 13 low producing cows equal one high producer in income. Local notices also list funding requests for storm sewers, light plants, street paving, and water projects across several towns.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Nebraska Lincoln Dairy Co-Operative

Ten Nebraska public works projects under review

The Nebraska committee for trade recovery considered ten public works projects totaling 1 646 000 dollars. If approved, the committee will recommend them to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for federal funds. Nebraska expects about 15 million dollars in aid. The largest project proposed is 800 thousand dollars for a dam and reservoir in Birdwood canyon near North Platte for irrigation and water preservation. The next is 270 thousand dollars for a storm sewer system in Hastings. A 250 thousand dollar irrigation dam and canal on the North Loup river was also proposed.

Nebraska Nebraska Committee For Trade Recovery Reconstruction Finance Corporation Reconstruction Corporation Birdwood Canon North Platte Hastings

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