Does Advertising Pay Here Proof From John D Kirkland
John D Kirkland staged a free matinee for Sidney youngsters to prove advertising pays and that locals trust The Telegraph for reaching families. The event drew a crowded Fox theatre, with police needed to manage traffic. He urged merchants to advertise, citing Telegraph reach of about 9 000 readers in a county of just over 10 000 people and noting the value of timely ads before Christmas.
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John D. Kirkland
Sidney
Kirkland
Fox Theatre
Kikland
Telegraph
Wise
Irrigation for Nebraska Sees Power Linkages Urged
At a Nebraska irrigation convention in Lexington former state official Clarence A. Davis urged irrigation as vital, calling for a single program merging irrigation with private power. State figures discussed outstanding irrigation bonds, flood control links, and a grid of reservoirs to support hydroelectric plants, with Whitehead noting economics of multiple reservoirs and potential markets for power.
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Nebraska
Clarence A. Davis
Heldrege
Bexington
Davis
Clarke E. Mickey
University
M. V. Gillette
New Hay King
William, M
Stebbins
Hnes
James T. Whitehead
Mitchell
Whitehead
North Platte
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Western Public Service Company
Scottsbluff
Mountain States Electric Company
Casper
Wyoming Line
Kearney
State Bureau of Irrigation
R. H. Willis
Bureau
Frenchman River
Willis
Palisade
Platte River
Kearney Canal
Nebraska and Iowa to resume football relations next fall
Nebraska and Iowa plan a four year series renewing their classic rivalry with a 1930 game in Lincoln and a 1931 Thanksgiving contest. Athletic director Herbert D. Gish announced the arrangement, hoping to elevate the matchup among midwest football headliners.
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Nebraska
IOWA
Herbert D. Gish
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Lincoln
Gish
Midwest
Missouri Valley
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Nebraska church council proposed at conference
A preliminary move toward forming a Nebraska council of churches occurred Monday at the YMCA in Omaha. Denominational leaders met with Dr Roy B Guid of Chicago and Dr W A Tyler of Lincoln to discuss coordinating state church efforts and potential steps for calling a statewide church council.
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Guild
Omaha Council of Churches
Nebraska Council OF
Nebraska Council of Churches
Roy B. Guid
Chicago
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Omaha
W. A. Tyler
Lincoln
Nebraska Congregational Conference
REBEKAH KENSINGTON ELECTS OFFICERS
The Rebekah Kensington group elected new officers at a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the Rebekah kitchen. Mrs. Ordie Weston was chosen president, Mrs. F. H. Ackerman vice president, Mrs. Arthur Brooks secretary, and Mrs. Charles Burkhardt treasurer.
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Rebekah Kensington
Wednnesday
Rebekah Kitchen
Ordie Weston
F. H. Ackerman
Arthur Brooks
Charles Burkhardt
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Cozad
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Otto Zumwinkle
Nebraska Manufacturers Association
James Adams
Dawson County
Gillette
R. O. Canady
Bridgeport
Association
A. N. Mathers
Gering
Nick Foster
Imperial
B. C. Neff
Lexington
R. A. Wilcox
Fred Kingsley
R. O. Chambers
al Hall
Bridegport
D. R. Dean
Northport
W. M. Hovis
E. O. Daggett
Lockwood's Jewelry Store
Lockwood’s Jewelry Store
Denver
Reo
Hoops Motor Co
H. H. Hoops
Kansas
Illinois
Ruth I. Horne
J. G. Masters
Harry Elmer Barnes
Smith College
Frank G. Smith
First Central Congregational Church
R. R. Bryan
FOX Theater
Ters
Betty Compson
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