Sidney Downs Chappell Powers Ahead In Race For Title
Sidney Downs Chappell roared to a 27 to 12 lead, with captain Lowe pouring in seven points as Barker and other reserves contributed in a high tempo game. Alliance Bulldogs visit tonight seeking revenge for a prior loss, while the Sidney-Potter town prelim promises a thriller amid a capacity crowd and bustling action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
K. Adams
Dodds
Lowe
Portrey
Wolf
Chaney
Sidney Chappell
Chappell FG
Aden
Handley
McCormick
Frederick
Stegeman
Brownell
A. Blegeman
Sidney Lowe
Chesebro
Riggs
Griswold
Adams
Legion Auxiliary Falls Short of Quota in Sidney Drive
The committee reports the Legion Auxiliary below its quota and urges full participation from eligible members. Despite many noble deeds and achievements, the drive risks failure without a stronger commitment, especially as Sidney auxiliary is poised for a state office soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Committee
Fean Legion and Auxiliary
Sidney Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Sidney
Three Pioneers of County Buried in Last Week
Andrew Ladine born in Sweden on November 15 1865 came to America as a youth and settled in Dalton in 1886. He married Alice Schwartz in 1896 and had nine children. The Ladine family endured early farm hardships in Cheyenne county. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church with Rev. W T Kahse officiating and the burial took place at Sidney Greenwood cemetery by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ladine
Sweden
America
Dalton
Alice Schwartz
Ladine
Cheyenne County
Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Boy Scouts Close Week of Advanced Merit Badges
The group led by Duane Green and Fielden Waddell completed a successful week with many scouts earning merit badges across paths including Pathfinding Gardening Public Health Wood Carving Pioneering Civics and more Scouts named include Lawrence Clinton Walter Closman Leroy Willey Harry Bonham and John Pavlat among others with several first class and star scout recognitions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Green
Fielden Waddell
Floyd Carter
Neal Atkins
Harold Thayer
John Pavlat
Lester Campbell
Junior Hedgecock
Lawrence Taylor
Lawrence Clinton
Walter Closman
Lyle Mowrer
Leroy Willey
Harry Bonham
Frederick Chandler
Junior Walker
Odus Sweet
Joe Shull
Elmer Ladine
George Averman
Sam McCleneghan
Richard Craig
F. C. Wait
L. A. Carper
L. A. Curpenter
Jweather
PTA Meeting Notice at High School February 19
The regular monthly meeting of the PTA will be held next Wednesday evening February 19 at the high school building. The men will be in charge of the program and refreshments. We specialize in car washing and greasing. We employ only careful and conscientious workmen who knew automobiles.
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P.t. A
M. W. Osborn Moter
Weaver Plans for Banking Future of State Institutions
Governor Weaver urged Nebraska voters to support a constitutional amendment to permit an 8 million dollar state aid package funded by a nominal property tax over several years. He proposed continuing the 0.22 mill levy for the state capital to cover deficits, strengthening banking laws, bond requirements for bank officials, criminal liability for false statements, and mandatory rules to ensure double liability of bank stockholders through strong financial disclosures or bonds.
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Weaver
Nebraska
Banking Department
Snow Falls After Weeks of Moderate Weather
A Wednesday snowfall breaks a long stretch of mild weather and is hailed as the best condition in years. Snow blankets grain through January’s severe cold, preventing damage. Farmers expect a large yield but fear prices. Farm board plans face skepticism though seen as constructive for grain growers.
American Bank Nationalized and Chartered This Week
The American Bank is nationalized and received its charter this week. At year end December 31, 1929, deposits exceeded $850,000 with a reserve over 55 percent. A. J. Jorgenson serves as president, with J. L. McIntosh and George Taylor as vice presidents, and R. F. Dedrick as cashier. Directors include A. J. Jorgenson, J. L. McIntosh, R. F. Dedrick, P. L. Martin, H. R. Fuller, and Dr. R. E. Roche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank
A. J. Jorgenson
J. L. McIntosh
George Taylor
R. F. Dedrick
P. L. Martin
H. R. Fuller
R. E. Roche
Card of Thanks for George C Fischer bereavement
We thank friends for kindness and floral offerings during our loss of father George C. Fischer. Mrs Brothers and brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Fischer
Steps Toward Organizing 1930 Marketing Program
Committees set to draft articles of cooperation for a regional agricultural setup covering Nebraska and Wyoming. A 18 member board elected from three hundred farmers. an executive group of five will run Farmers Westcentral Grain with headquarters in Omaha. Plans to begin operations immediately.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Grand Island
L. D. Willey
Cheyenne County
Federal Farm Board
Willey
Frank Cogdill
Manville
Wyo
Ernest Peterson
Axtell
C. B. Stewart
Lincoln
P. P. Cedar
Genoa
J. M. McNally
Belwood
Farmers Westcentral Grain Corporation
Omaha
Elmer Kahl Called to Indiana Church by Unanimous Vote
A Camden Indiana Lutheran church voted unanimously to call Elmer Kahl from Sidney to lead their parish. Rev Kahl and his family will move East after school ends. Friends here regret his departure but praise his pulpit ability.
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Elmer Kahl
Indiana Church
Camden
Ind
Sidney
Kahl
Kah
Postal employees commended for excellent service
Commendation for excellent service in recovering mail and parcels carried in the mail plane which crashed near here on January 13 and was destroyed by flames, was received this week by Postmaster I. L. Pindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
I. L. Pindell
Post Office Commends Service Despite Harsh Weather
The second assistant postmaster general lauded the office for its communication and service, noting the accomplishment under adverse weather conditions at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lowe
Broken Bow voters weigh sale of Western Public Service plant
Voters in Broken Bow head to the polls Friday to decide a ten year franchise for Western Public Service after the city council refused the grant a petition circulated by many residents calls for a special election. Record turnout is anticipated.
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Broken Bow
Western Public Service Company
South Divide Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hiett and family spent last Wednesday at the R F Harlan home. C A Foster called at J W Brothers home Sunday. Lester Hand spent days in Denver on business. Ralph Fleming entertained Friday evening with J D Bolton George Fleming and Frank Meier families present. Percy Dimick called at I H Warrick home. Keith Robertson staying with Robert Robertson’s while mother at Bish. George Fleming and E G Harlan dine with W C Phelps. S H Warrick visited C M Johnson Friday. Earl Wood traveled to Denver on business. Roy Johnson visited home folks Sunday. Frank Hand hosted Monday dinner for Rev Hal P F Schenck and son John. Charles Walker spent Wednesday with E D Cooley at I H Warrick. C M Johnson received call.
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Herman Hiett
R. F. Harlan
C. A. Foster
J. W. Brothers
Lester Hand
Denver
Ralph Fleming
J. D. Bolton
George Fleming
Frank Meier
Percy Dimick
I. H. Warrick
Keith Robertson
Robert Robertson
Lorenzo School
Bish
W. C. Phelps
E. G. Harlan
Pauline
Wilnes
S. H. Warrick
Local Social Roundup Notes From Area Homes
Johnson home Monday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Phelps spent Wednesday evening at George Fleming's. Mrs. R. F. Harlan and daughter visited at the home of Mrs. Brothers last Thursday while Mr. Harlan helped Mr. Brothers with his butchering. Mr. and Mrs. S lph Fleming and Melba spent Sunday evening at the C. M. Johnson home. The H. H. C. will meet with Mrs. W. E. Payzant Thursday afternoon, February 20.
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R. F. Harlan
S*lph
Fleming
Melba
C. M. Johnson
W. E. Payzant
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Sidney Downs Chappell
Alliance
Sidney Scottsbluff
Hickory Street
J. W. Johnson
Nebr
Mr. Farmer
Sioux
Ed Carleton
Harry Br Brewer Machine Shop
Pitisburgh
Waterspar
Sidney Glass. & Paint Co
Geo. Moore
George
Auto Glass and
Window Glass
Post Office
FORD
Jewett
Chevrolet
Walford
Jackson
Chiropractic
Sidney, Nebraska
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