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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
6
Sidney High School caps a storied season with a hard fought Thanksgiving win over Chappell. Coach Black’s disciplined unit, led by standout Sonny Riggs and captain Griswold, earns praise for sportsmanship and potential as many players return for 1930.
Last Friday coaches named an all western team with three players chosen. Captain Kahl earned an end and will play his final year after a hard fought season. Chesebro centers and vows to return next year. Griswold received a half and stood out in every game with steady ball lugging, return for one more season.
Sidney’s Maroons cap a flawless season on Thanksgiving with a 67 to 6 victory. Griswold 30, Lowe 12, Chaney 12, A Adams 7, Ladine 6 led the scoring as Captain Kahl ends his football career after three letters and two All Western Nebraska end honors. Chaney graduates and Sam Lowe shines as a reliable pass catcher. Leonard Jones, though small, proves his value. Al Ladine notes his departure by graduation.
The bank states it pays market value for shipments, covering all transportation costs and matching higher market prices if values rise. It claims customers benefit by receiving 3 to 5 cents more on average than selling to cream buying stations, with continued shipments maintaining satisfaction.
Practice is underway as locals brace for a competitive year and a likely stellar Sterling quintet. The upcoming game against Sterling promises a revealing test of early form and team readiness.
Junior high and younger students shine in a multi class meet with top marks from Helen Harper 94.3 Caroline Kennedy 92.3 Thelma Ladegard 91.3 and others. Seventh and eighth grade lists show standout performances across events with teachers Zepha Lockwood Florine Bayliff and Virginia Larson among names.
The first grade performed Mrs Brown's Thanksgiving Turkey and the second grade staged the Pilgrims landing. Students planned costumes and scenery while enjoying apples and lollipops as refreshments.
The Advanced Agriculture class updated project books and visited nearby farms to observe hogs. Students in the first group of advanced composition started A Certain Rich Man while the elementary class continues The Magic Spear. The other elementary group studies pronouns and the oral English class reports on one act plays.
Miss Abbott spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln. Mr. Carper is recovering after weeks of illness. Miss Shires was absent Monday due to illness. Miss Crawford spent the weekend in Boulder visiting friends. Mr. Cochran spent his vacation in Grant with friends.
The poem recounts Sidney youths winning a state football title by scoring sixteen, eighteen, twenty four, and six points against rivals including Lodge Pole Bridgeport Bayard Kimball Alliance and Chappell. It celebrates storms of snow and victory with a feast of steak and pride in the victory.
An advertisement urges women with bladder irritation to try Cystex for quick relief, promising money back if no improvement. It claims symptoms including burning itching backache leg pains and fatigue and encourages purchase at any drug store.
Quoted lines praise the team with steadfast comradeship as they carry the banner in a prideful display. The poem celebrates Sidney’s players who performed to honor and memory, noting their effort and the lasting fame imagined in verse.
A string of lighthearted exchanges set around dentistry car rides and shop chatter. Ralph jokes about tooth pulling prices while Mary and Jane discuss a car accident and a country road encounter. Lawrence Witters asks about auto tires as Harry Mathews lists funeral wreaths and other items.
Dr. Doran, a regular graduate in medicine and surgery licensed by Nebraska, will be at the Sidney Hotel. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands. Address 532-536 Boston Block Minneapolis.
A string of clipped questions and banter fills a scene with Mr Black and Sonny Riggs debating Mars habitation. Spike Barker mocks safety as a pedestrian is referenced, while a park gate and hay humor mix with a backstage conversation involving Trene Miller and Vera Tompkins.
Several good used battery radio sets for sale. Inquire of Donald Bassett for details and availability.
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