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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
2
Cage aspirants train daily for the opening tussle with intensive workouts. Barker may join the starting lineup, having proven dependable in relief last year. The 1930-31 schedule will be announced next week. Black has it practically completed.
The Legion Auxiliary seeks early enrollment of 1931 members to mobilize its full strength for Christmas goodwill toward disabled veterans, aiming to organize support promptly at the start of the year.
The article extols Sidney newspapers for 1929 retail trade coverage highlighting 3,222,000 of 4,487,000 in local and rural spending, noting out-of-city residents drive most commerce. It credits sustained paid subscriptions, strong circulation, and reader loyalty, urging Sidney merchants to leverage this outstanding regional newspaper reach.
A Sidney cleaning company nets about 40 000 yearly. Auto parts and service sales total 1 258 000 for 1929. Advertisers tapping the farm field reap rich rewards, proving farm customers buy branded goods via newspapers. Nebraska farmers' 1930 income estimate is 600 million dollars, to be spent on food clothing autos radios and more through rural ads.
The district rally here to raise four hundred thousand dollars in a statewide drive was held at the Emanuel church with Troutman assisted by R W Johnson and Will Sachs. The evening proved helpful to all attendees.
Farrell, accused of embezzling 50.67 dollars from Sidney Bottling & Storage while manager, will likely stand trial next week. He was returned from Missouri on Monday by Sheriff William Schulz.
Mr and Mrs Ray Frame returned home from Alliance Tuesday where they visited their daughter Edna who had been there for some time Delores Yowell spent Monday night with Mrs Leo Washburn Charles Overman called at Henry
Thanksgiving events fill the week with dinners and gatherings across the community. The Borchers, Beyers, Engle, Frame, Troutman, and Schmidt families host relatives in Dalton and Sidney. School and club activities include a six o clock dinner at the Troutman home and a B. H. club home decorating demo.
Seventeen girls enroll in a Goodview 4-H club and plan to start sewing projects. They will make a hot pad, laundry bag, house dress, apron, slip, and learn various seams as part of the program.
Mrs. B R Gibbons spent days at Mrs J E Morrow’s after returning from Taylor hospital in Sidney. The Mueller brothers Art and Hugo plan a Missouri winter. Misses Helen Kucera and Emma Morrow spent Thanksgiving with Emma’s parents Mr and Mrs J E Morrow. Several local families hosted dinners and visited in Sidney with frequent mentions of the Morrow and Mathewson households and periodic callers.
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