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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
2
Sidney native Franklin Hornaday returns from the east to broadcast on the Columbia chain system tonight. In school days he appeared in many musical offerings and now resumes his career with a fresh phase of success after several months abroad.
The article explains that larger trees will be offered in 1931 with stock shipments from Halsey for pines and from Lincoln for broadleaf varieties. Pines are grown at Halsey and can be shipped directly from beds, while broadleaf trees can go to Halsey or Lincoln. The entire shipment will be pooled from Halsey, consolidating what had been two separate shipments in 1930.
The report notes Rev. Bicknell being praised for leadership and Mrs. Bicknell thanked for women’s work, as the formal program ends and members enjoy evening games after a church meeting last Tuesday.
CHESEBRO AND GRISWOLD ON FIRST ALL STATE ELEVEN OF STATE JOURNAL SCRIBE Continued from page 1 team positions on the squad On the second squad were Handrey Chappell end Wolf Sidmey tackle Campbell Mitchell tackle Mercer Mitchell guard and Wick ard Minatare halfback Western Nebraska choices for honorable mention included Curry Alliance center White Lodge Pole end Woods Bridgeport tackle Mc Kinley Gering tackle Aden Chappell quarterback Atwood Kimball halfback Masse Sidney and Howell Morrill fullbacks
A campfire field worker appears before several city gatherings as part of outreach involving intermediate grades academy students and Lutheran pupils. The event underscores educational engagement and community outreach within local groups.
At a Wednesday noon Lions Club luncheon, a speaker notes steady progress in kidney campfire work. Two groups are organized with several more contemplated as sponsors report all phases of work are led by the girls.
Fifteen hundred persons attended the cornerstone laying ceremony on Wednesday. Flower girls, all daughters of Masons, included Joan Bicknell, Julia Bicknell, Beulah Brewer, Dorothy Brewer, Thelma Brewer, Jane Dimery, Helen Dyke, Helen Jane Johnson, Katherine Jones, Thelma Ladegard, Carolina Livoni, Lillian Martin, Floy Thayer, Margaret Uptegrove and Lois Hardy.
Wilcox, a Bridgeport resident and former clothing store operator, is charged with murder in the death of his young wife. He has been employed by a local poultry house since his store failed. Son of the late Judge Bruce Wilcox, he moved from San Francisco to Bridgeport four years ago and entered business.
In Nebraska circles, Liebendorfer is named vice president of the State Teachers Association. He has contributed to Sidney’s public school construction plan, aiming for a top Nebraskan district. Gates, a Nebraska resident for 40 years, has 26 years in education and holds degrees from Auburn High, Peru State Normal, the University of Nebraska, and Columbia University.
Roy Schamp spoke on personal health as Thomas Crosbie addressed Boy Scouts at the honor court where several scouts received awards.
Board reports a large wheat feed use with 60.7 million bushels fed to November 15 and plans for 121.7 million more. If 236 million bushels are fed, about 4 million tons of wheat will be used for feed. Prices of wheat and feed grains are low, driving heavy feeding amid weak hog market weights.
Report from Julesburg Colorado resolves a third murder mystery in two weeks. Officials in Sedgwick and Phillips counties are not cowards nor in league with bootleggers, despite a public attitude that harshly judges liquor law offenses over other crimes.
In the experiment cattle receiving a wheat and corn ration produced less pork than corn fed cattle, five pounds per head versus eighteen pounds in the corn fed lot, indicating a better overall feed efficiency for the mixed ration.
A missing Scottsbluff man Raue has returned home after a search that traced a trail to Grand Island and beyond. He was last seen at Arnold on November 17 en route to Thedford and Valentine. His father, uncle, the chief of police, and Major Davis led a several days long Nebraska-wide search assisted by state officers and local authorities.
Telegraph want ads tout Thoxine a doctor prescription turned over the counter. It claims almost instant relief from sore throat or coughs within 15 minutes with a money back guarantee. Available in 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00 bottles sold by all druggists.
The Kings Daughters seek to aid residents in need in Sidney. If you know someone in need, please call one of the following numbers: 198, 13, or 229J, Sidney. 26-27-28.
Dr. Mable Lott, chiropractor, based in the Gapen Building, advertises piano tuning services for the holidays through Burgess Music Co. An event at St. Patrick's auditorium on Friday, December 19 at 8 pm features a performance titled There Was No Room in the Inn.
An auction is set for Saturday December 20 at 1 20 p m in Bushnell Nebraska featuring a modern six room Colonial residence with yard trees and garage addition and a First National Bank building suitable for office use. The sale will occur in the bank building with bidding open to the highest bidder regardless of price. GEO C UNRUH owner Continental Realty Auction Co Inc Holyoke Colorado L C Jim Hoover land auctioneer F G Fiedler manager.
A note lists a December 19 event at 8 p m hosted by Music Co with details read as a single entry. The listing emphasizes timing and venue for attendees seeking evening entertainment.
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