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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1930

Page

8

Cage Artists Set for Holiday Resumption in Key Clash

The cage artists resume after a holiday break with Chaney and Ladine starring at guard. A return showdown with Sterling is slated for next Friday as Logan County seeks revenge for an earlier loss. Sidney may get floor time in the Sterling game, and Black expects improvements on a larger court. Both Lodge Pole and Sterling games promise real activity as sports doposters forecast a busy week.

Chaney Ladine Sterling Logan County Sidney Black

County Club Champs Named Across Groups This Week

County champions in multiple groups announced this week as regional winners prepare for Club Week at Lincoln Agricultural College in June. Helen Kastens is slated to compete for one of the trips, with several competitors expected to win. Selection of county champions is conducted by the extension service at Lincoln.

Helen Kastens the Agricultural College At Lincoln Extension Service

Agriculture made good during 1929 says annual state report

The Nebraska annual state report notes strong performance across crops and livestock in 1929. Barley, sugar beets, and flax reached new records while yield progress benefited from reserve subsoil moisture. Winter wheat and oats exceeded expectations. hay and alfalfa remained variable. tree and small fruit crops and seed crops rose, with potato value near double 1928.

Nebraska North Platte Valley United States

Youth who fainted in Bridgeport wakes to identity

Willis, a youth who fainted in Bridgeport after being struck in a box car incident near Alliance on December 17, awoke with partial memory. He recalls an uncle George Olstrum of Harvard Illinois and a possible long lost mother in Nebraska. He lies hospitalized with suspected deeper medical issues.

George Olstrum Harvard Ill Nebraska Douglas County Alliance Willis Bridgeport University Hospital Cecil Olstrum

Panhandle looks to 1930 with healthful business prospects

Western Nebraska eyes a solid 1930 as banks recover and communities rebound from the 1929 crash. In Dalton and Potter strong depositors groups back banks while Sidney launches a building boom and a large machinery show. Alliance and the North Platte valley towns report growth, paving, new warehouses, and expected gains in livestock, wheat, and construction amid expanding public works.

Panhandle Nebraska Farmers State Bank of Dalton Potter State Bank Sidney Omaha Lincoln Alliance North Platte Valley Scottsbluff Bayard Bridgeport Gering Lodgepole Valley Kimball Chappell Cheyenne Sidney Machinery Firms Municipal Light Western Public Service Company Western Nebraska

Two youths held for murder over liquor theft

Two youths are detained on murder charges linked to a liquor theft. The incident began when armed assailants stopped travelers, threatening them. One victim was shot by Johnson and another by Snyder, as Crow described the deadly sequence and identified the aggressors.

Johnson Crow Miller Snyder

Telegraph May Be Cause Of Reuniting Unknown Relatives

The Telegraph reports a tracing effort by Breternitz who has not contacted scattered Canadian relatives since moving to Sidney. He will pursue proof or refutation of kinship. The same issue notes the marriage of Raymond Breternitz to Frances Darling of Kimball and wishes for happiness.

Canada Sidney Breternitz Telegraph Raymond Bieternitz Frances Darling Kimball Chicago

Christian Church Sets Year with Kellums At Charge

The Christian Church enters the year in sound shape under Rev and Mrs Homer Kellums. Evangelists are highly recommended to lead a successful meeting series. Both Kellums are accomplished musicians as the church adopts seven goals for a full 12 month program. Rev Bicknell says prospects are brightest since taking over the parish.

Homer Kellums Bicknell

Alumni Banquet at Sidney High Draws Forty-Three Attendees

Forty three attended Sidney High School’s annual alumni banquet held Monday evening. Kathryn Livoni served as toastmistress, with I. L. Pindell and Gwendolyn Jorgenson delivering toasts. Music and songs were performed by Marjorie Pettett, Ross Baker, Hollis Kepler, and Donald Shipman. Livoni was reelected toastmistress for next year.

Sidney High School Kathryn Livoni I. L. Pindell Gwendolyn Jorgenson Marjorie Pettett Ross Barker Hollis Kepler Donald Shipman Miss Livoni

Nebraska Farmers Study Machinery Costs at Lincoln Meeting

Nebraska crop growers will open the annual organized agriculture program in Lincoln with a discussion of farming in the state and the use of big machinery to cut costs. Harold Hedges presented a Nebraska production map at the county extension agents conference showing principal income sources by precinct. Rex E. Willard of North Dakota will discuss new developments in farming, including larger machinery and less labor. Lincoln and surrounding regions are noted for high acres per man and strong crop output.

Nebraska Organized Agriculture Harold Hedges Rural Economics Department Hedges Rex E. Willard North Dakota Here

Farm equipment group to meet Wednesday

Mr Rhodes, a practical farmer and president of the Nebraska farm equipment association, will discuss farming machinery. Mr Lewis, secretary of the same group and active in rural electrification for the College of Agriculture, has arranged a solid Wednesday afternoon program.

Rhodes Nebraska Farm Equipment Association Lewis College of Agriculture Equipment Association

Milling products of Nebraska sent to twenty states

Nebraska mills ship finished products to twenty states and two foreign countries. Lexing ton Mill and Elevator Co moved 156 cars totaling 9,552,368 pounds in November, valued at 230,000 dollars. Destinations included Denmark Finland and states such as Wyoming Idaho Oregon Utah Colorado California Nevada Montana Rhode Island Virginia Missouri Iowa Louisiana Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Massachusetts North Carolina Illinois and Maine. Nebraska wheat is praised for nutrition and baking quality.

Nebraska Lexington Mill and Elevator Company Lincoln Omaha Denmark Finland Wyoming Idaho Oregon Utah Colorado California Nevada Montana Rhode Island Virginia Missouri Iowa Louisiana Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Massachusetts North Carolina Illinois Maine

Fastest Engagement of the Year in Sidney Junior Hockey

The two Sidney junior teams tied in a Friday game on December 27 after a weeks long buildup. Players collided and spilled but no serious injuries occurred as fans anticipate hockey growth in the region. Reds Harold Patrowsky, Aubrey Adams, and Art Hardy are named among participants.

Sidney Reds Harold Patrowsky Aubrey Adams Art Hardy

Hockey lineup and tied score with penalties listed

The Reds and Whites battle to a 3 3 tie as players Price Bre Witters A Cleneghan Scull Scull Adams Thome MecCleneghan join the forward and defense lines. Penalties include Joe Scull two minutes for tripping.

Roy Price Don Bre Franklin Dedrick Ralph Witters Sam A Cleneghan Weldon Stu Harry Bonham Lavern Thomas Reds Whites Joe Scull Don Brewer Aubrey Adams Thomeas MecCleneghan Witters Ive Scull Lanee

Interstate Bus Line Targeted Over Union Pacific Purchase

A legal brief attacking the July purchase of Interstate Bus Lines by Union Pacific was prepared for the Interstate Commerce Commission and filed with the state railroad and warehouse commission. Ivan Bowen of Minneapolis represents Pickwick-Greyhound lines, alleging Union Pacific assumed public utility obligations without ICC order and urged hearings to force Cox cease operations and seek US federal action.

Union Pacific Interstate Commerce Commission State Railroad and Warehouse Commission Ivan Bowen Minneapolis Pickwick-Greyhound Lines, Inc Illinois State Commission Bowen Interstate Trainsit Attorney General The United States

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Duffy Grant Ed Crow North Platte Christian Church E. B Lewis College Leroy Rhodes Osceola Wil Fox Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Nexi Ats, Frank Borzage 7Th Heaven and Street Angel Joan Crawford Screendom Fox Movietone News Interstate Radio Pictures Florenz Ziegfeld Rita Bebe Daniels John Boles Bert van Robert Woolsey Lee—Dos Alvarado Harry Tierney Joe McCarthy Luther Reed
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