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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1928

Page

7

Oakland Motor Car Prepares 1929 Pontiac Sixes

Oakland Michigan plant readies the first 1929 Pontiac sixes with inventory done and record December hiring. W R Tracy says cars should ship mid month for dealer display as details of the new line emerge early next year. Capacity reaches 350000 annually with three long assembly lines reassigned for high volume production.

Pontiac Mich Oakland Motor Car Company W. R. Tracy Tracy Oakland General Motors New York Oakland-Pontiac

Harmony in Men’s Winter Apparel Trends Highlight Wardrobe Harmony

The article notes men now plan wardrobe color harmony, warns against clashing hues, and cites Greenlees manager Roy Greenlee. It predicts three button sack coats and double breasted overcoats in navy, small figured ties, Homberg hats, and Oxford shoes in black or tan for business and daily wear.

Roy Greenlee Greenlees’, Inc Sidney Homberg Oxford

Sidney High School to Present Fine Operetta Dec First

Students at Sidney High School stage a festive operetta on December first featuring a cast with Lord Craven Clyde Brewer Sir George Martendale Bob Harper Nina Helen Doran Captain Jerome Alie Baker Sir Toby Lyon Clayton Jones McCorckle Ben Sheckler Lackey Earl Hammond and a chorus including Helen Jane Johnson Marion Daggett Dorothy Dimick and others. The piece promises elegant Christmas greetings cards as part of the Telegraph showcase.

Constance Marjorie Pettett Lord Craven Clyde Brewer George Martendale Bob Harper Nina Helen Doran Jerome—Alie Baker Toby Lyon Clayton Jones McCorckle Ben Sheckler Lackey Earl Hammond Helen Jane Johnson Marion Daggett Dorothy Dimick Hester Null Olive Bush Kathryn Brumage Lavora Jones Lillian Zike Ruth Karvanek Dorothea Johnston Josephine Wolf Helen Zalesky Floy Thayer Harriet Mantor Margaret Uptegrove Earl Young Merriman Riggs Aubrey Adams Alie Baker Bill Jordan Paul Kahl Fielden Waddell Dale Chambers

Thanksgiving Society Notes Highlight Local Entertaining

ALTA COBB Society Editor reports Mrs. Ray Wellner hosted Thanksgiving dinner for the Barlow family and guests including Miss Agnes Dwyer and Mrs. Buckingham of Cheyenne. Mrs. Dimery gave a luncheon for Mrs. Lowe and guests. Mrs. Mark Howard hosted O. D. T. club with bridge at the country club. Thanksgiving decor and social bridge at multiple homes noted.

Ray Wellner Robert Barlow Agnes Dwyer Buckingham Cheyenne Mark Howard O. D. T. Club Country Club Howard E. L. Uptegrove J A. Bentley Dinner Bridge A. L. Hardy J. L. Tewell H. O Shunk Denver Hardy Mrs. Shunk Hyde E. L. Hyde

Hoover seeks greater South American trade through exchanges

The piece argues that true foreign trade with South America requires reciprocal exchanges rather than mere sales. It notes current imports and exports, poten tial shifts like Argentina corn, Chile nitrates, and looming tariff barriers. It also mentions bids for a Fort Randall fish hatchery and a church basement Gift Shop sale on December 5.

Dayton News South America Hoover New York Argentina Chile Congress Mr. Hoover

Great Years Ahead Says Rail Chief in Chicago Talk

Fred W. Sargent, president of Chicago and North Western Railway, forecast a four year era of unprecedented prosperity for the United States. He cited internal improvements, wage growth, agricultural gains, and postwar demand as foundations for a broader distribution of wealth and sustained industrial advance in the Midwest and Northwest.

Fred W Sargent Chicago and North Western Railway United States Middle West Northwest Territory Panama Canal Mississippi Valley

Business Problems and the Rise of Mergers and Chains

A discussion on mergers between manufacturers and the growth of chain stores for staple goods. It notes cross currents in US commerce from independent wholesalers to direct sales, and debates over protection for independent merchants versus consolidation. It mentions economists' views and the role of leagues organized by wholesalers to aid independent merchants.

Department of Commerce

New Development Boosts Displays of Goods and Wastes Elimination

Director Klein of the bureau of domestic commerce says the new development benefits all around by improving distribution methods and placing operations on a more economical basis, securing independent enterprises. Studies show merchants who improve merchandising, eliminate dead stock and bad credits while keeping service to neighbors need not fear competition.

Klein Bureau of Domestic Commerce

Snow and Ice Cleanup Ordinance Notice in Sidney

The city of Sidney enforces sidewalk snow and ice removal within five hours after storms or by 10 A.M. if snow falls at night. Property owners will be charged for city cleaning if sidewalks are not cleared on time. Carl Livoni, Chief of Police, issues the notice. Bluhill Coffee remark appears unrelated.

Sidney

Real Santa Claus at Freytag Variety Store

The Telegraph announces a real live Santa Claus will visit Freytag's Variety Store Saturday afternoon for entertainment of children and adults. The event is annual, drawing large crowds, with Toy Town in the basement serving as Santa headquarters and the M. E. Christmas village fair featuring an art shop with fancy work for sale.

the Telegraph Santa Claus Preytag’s Freytag’s Toytown Freytag's M. E

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