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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1930

Page

5

Young Citizens of Nebraska to Stage Contest Next Fall

Nebraska youths eagerly anticipate the 1929 Jubilee contest as a larger share of the state’s young people participate. The effort, proposed by Chancellor Burnett, featured tests, interviews, and a public awards event with judges from education and civic groups.

Young Citizens OF Nebraska Omaha Burnett A. A. Reed University Extension Division E. A. Burnett University of Nebraska Charles W. Taylor Rev D. B. O'Connor Ira A. Jones Charles Fordyce James L. McCrory Brandies Stores Ruth Mitchell J. C Mitchell Holdrege Earl Rogers J. E. Rogers Central City Nina Berger Trenton Margaret Meyer West Point Florence Tousignant Madison Cecil Stanley Havelock Charles Auld George Flora Sidney Albert E. Moorman Ord A. Reed Central High School Creighton University of Nebraska Medical Schools J. G. Ackerman Nebraska Federation of Womans Clubs

Council Buys North Sid Park Site and Playground Plans

The north side district expands with a park site purchase for recreation centers as the west park near the planned $125,000 senior high school is readied. The I. E Gra bill deeded plot adds to the area, with Legion grounds already in use south of town. Improvements include a four room school building and new park acquisition backing community development.

West Sidney American Legion I. E Grabill Legion

Cheyenne County Joins 24 Entering Nebraska Spelling Bee

Cheyenne County is among twenty four Nebraska counties entering the second annual spelling bee sponsored by an Omaha newspaper. County superintendents plan local bees to crown a county champion who will compete in the final state bee in Omaha. Nebraskas national winner will earn a 1000 prize and total prizes reach 2500.

Nebraska Omaha Boone Oma Thompson Burt W. T. Poucher Butler Fern W. Neill Cass Alpha C. Patterson Cheyenne Gertrude M. Nelson Cuming Anne Will Dakota Wilfred Voss Dawson W. C. Bloom Deuel Zeola E. Barnes Dodge J. I. Ray Douglas H. M. Eaton Franklin Mamie Humphreys Fillmore Elizabeth E. Schelkopf Gage Joseph W. Miller Greeley Barbara A. O'Malley Lancaster Charlotte Alexander McPherson Henry C. Shinall Nemaha Evelyn W. Grandy Otoe Charles Speedie Pawnee Alberta Ballance Sarpy Bertha Bishop Thayer H. E. Barber Thurston Ada M. Riedler York Edna C. Anderson World Herald Washington

Hoover Lacks Leadership Says Democratic Executive in Omaha

Jouett Shouse, head of the Democratic National Committee executive committee, in Omaha criticizes President Hoover for weak leadership. He asserts the administration’s disorganization aids opponents and notes expected gains for Democrats in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Kentucky. He cites tariff fights and disputes over prohibition enforcement as signs of a vacillating White House. Nebraska boasts 11 four year denomnational colleges and 902 high schools.

Hoover Jouett Shouse Democratic National Committee Omaha Shouse Congress Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Kentucky Senate Democratic Party White House House ‘of Representatives Houses of Congress Longworth Prohibition Bureau House House of Representatives Treasury Department Department of Justice

Witness in Garrett case not victim of violence says sheriff

Dawes county sheriff denial follows reports that William Hagner was abducted and left to freeze near Chadron. Hagner, 24, and companion L J Devlin were returning from a dance when their open car stalled nine miles from Chadron. Hagner suffered severe freezing of ears, nose and face while Devlin escaped unhurt. Hagner to testify in the Robert R Garrett murder trial.

Garrett William Hagner Chadron Canfield Dawes County Associated Press L. J Devlin Hagner Robert R. Garrett William Kinsley Devlin Crawford Jack Chaulk S. T. Golden Golden Sheriff Jones Alliance Court House

Helen Hendricks Weds James Bailey in California

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Hendricks and James L. Bailey in Santa Jose California on January 1. Both reside near Sidney, with Hendricks teaching nearby before moving to California and Bailey joining for the holidays.

Helen Hendricks James Bailey James L. Bailey Santa Jose Calif Sidney Miss Hendricks California Gurley Mr. Bailey

Every Purchase Recorded at O P Skaggs System Store

An automatic machine records each article and totals, printing a ticket with items and prices. The ticket accompanies your order, guaranteeing accuracy and refunds if any article unsatisfactory. Visit with a big list to see the efficient, businesslike system.

O. P. Skaggs System

Residence on a Farm Near Turner Mont Announced

A notice states that the couple will take up residence on a farm near Turner, Montana, around April 1, inviting friends to share in the move and new life on the rural property.

Prise Tuner, Mont

Card of Thanks for Family Bereavement

The Brown family expresses gratitude to those who offered help during their loss of wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev. Bicknell, the choir, and for the floral offerings. Horace R. Brown and family.

Bicknell Horace R. Brown

Thanks to Volunteers for Quick Fire Response

Edna Granneman and Mr and Mrs Bert Elswick express gratitude to the volunteer firemen for their prompt Thursday night response that saved their home and fixtures from a blaze.

Edna Granneman Bert Elswick

Bereavement thanked for kindness after Bell family death

A note expresses gratitude to those who offered sympathy during the death of Marriott Morris Bell and family members Gladys Bell Fred Bell Eugene Bell Clifford Bell and Mrs H G Moore. The message notes Nebraska’s many towns post offices and rural routes and mentions literacy and university enrollment figures. Telegraph Went Ads Get Fe suits.

Marriott Morris Bell Gladys Bell Fred Bell Eugene Bell Clifford Bell H G Moore

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Sidney Hatchery Cheyenne County Nebraska Poultry Improvement Association State Poultry Extension Department J. H. Claban Extension Department Bordwell Building American Bank Illinois Street Council Joint Committee Wickersham Committee O.P Skaggs Telegraph Fin Trig the Telegraph Dreds of Merchants
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