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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1929

Page

5

Pump irrigation for western Nebraska counties article

The Bridgeport News-Blade reports on pump irrigation as a growing solution for semi arid western Nebraska. Central Nebraska leads in development, with Sidney and Lodge Pole valley efforts and a legislative bill for experimental funding. Case study of Delmar E. Anderson shows 5,000 dollar system raising 170 bushels per acre potential, versus 15 bushels without irrigation.

Nebraska Bridgeport News-Blade Department of Irrigation Sidney Lodge Pole News-Blade Pumpkin Creek Omaha World-Herald Delmar E. Anderson Dawson County Anderson

Obedience to Law Emphasized at Nebraska Masons Dinner

Omaha February hotel banquet honors incoming grand lodge officers with over 1000 lodge members present. Congressman-elect Charles H. Sloan praises law adherence as vital to citizenship, asserting fraternal orders foster loyalty beyond church or army. Speakers include Frank H. Woodland and newly named Nebraska Masonic leaders Ira C. Freet, Orville A. Andrews, John R. Tapster, Lewis M. Smith, Lute M. Savage, J. Dean Ringer, Ed B. Johnson, Ralph O. Canaday, and John W. Disbrow.

Omaha Charles H. Sloan Geneva Grand Lodge of Nebraska Sloan Masonic Order America Frank H. Woodland Ira C. Freet York Orville A. Andrews Lincoln John R. Tapster North Bend Lewis M. Smith Lute M. Savage J. Dean Ringer Ed B. Johnson Grand Island Ralph O. Canaday Bridgeport John W. Disbrow

Bartlett Man Named Head of Nebraska County Superintendents

Glen Anderson of Bartlett was elected president and Elizabeth Schelkorf of Geneva secretary at the Nebraska County Superintendents association session in Lincoln. Officers include Clara McClatchey of Ord vice president and Harry Keekly of Broken Bow treasurer. The event stressed rural education parity, health work in schools, and character education as keys to community advancement.

Glen Anderson Bartlett Elizabeth Schelkorf Geneva Nebraska County Superintendents Association Lincoln Clara McClatchey Ord Harry Keekly Broken Bow Nebraska Boards of Education

Five Million Gain Shown by Nebraska Savings Societies

Nebraskan building and loan associations surpassed 1927 resources by several million in 1928, with 37 leading societies reporting about 4.5 million in gains and total resources near 15 million in cash and securities. Officials predict a spring surge in home building and loan demand despite lower dividends and loan rates.

State OF Nebraska Building, Savings and Loans Associations of Fitzmorris State League Omaha Lincoln Department of Trade and Commerce

Highway Plans for North Route in Western Nebraska

The Bridgeport News Blade reports extensive spring highway work on the North Route in western Nebraska. Plans call for completing several road projects already under construction, signaling active improvements this season.

Bridgeport News Blade Nebraska

North Platte valley to gain graveled highway network

Plans outline a new graded and graveled stretch from Bridgeport to Broadwater then southeast to the river, with work starting soon. Additional grading and graveling is slated for Bridgeport to Dalton to complete a north south link from the Colorado line to South Dakota. Highway officials lay out rights of way for Bridgeport Harrisburg route connecting Bridgeport to Harrisburg with minimal hills.

Bridgeport Broadwater Wastur Guthrie Corner Broadwater Bridge North Plate Valley Lincoln Dalton Dalton Hills Colorado Line South Dakota Banner County Highway Department State Highway Department

Maytag Washing Machines Near the South Pole

The Byrd south pole expedition has reached its base in the Bay of Whales Antarctica. Maytag washing machines are the farthest south any home appliance has been carried. They are 2400 miles from the nearest dwelling and equipped with radio gear to stay in daily touch with the world.

Bay of Whales Antarctica South Pole

Maytag Washers Backing Polar Expedition Supplies

The Byrd polar expedition plans heavy provisioning with books, candy, tobacco and a vast array of conveniences to endure two years. Supply stations will stretch 800 miles along the route. dog teams will haul materials. Sidney Gleason notes Maytag washers offer aluminum strength and precision for efficiency in harsh conditions.

Bay of Whales Tropics Sidney Gleason

Morrill County Fair Dates Set by Board

Col A W Atkins will be president of the Morrill county fair association for the present year with W H Willis continuing as secretary. At a Tuesday directors meeting tentative dates for the 1929 exhibition were set for September 17 to 20, pending Scotts Bluff county fair action to avoid conflicts and to follow the Mitchell fair.

A. W. Atkins Morrill County Fair Association W. H. Willis Scotts Bluff County Fair Association Morrill County

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