Sidney Swurdl es Major Threat by Trimming Kimball
Sidney high school displayed a aggressive all around effort Friday night, trailing three quarters before a burst. Captain Lowe and Chaney coordinated early offense before Lowe foul trouble and ejection altered momentum as Crane Wolf fouled out late. Kimball’s Atwood and Reader challenged, while Swanson’s free throws troubled coach Leo Black. Sidney’s grit and speed kept them in the fight, but Kimball’s defense and balance sealed the 51-31 win.
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Lowe
Wkelele
Hawaii University
Chaney
Crane
Wolf
Atwood
Kimball
Reader
White
Swanson
Leo Black
Sidney
Maroons
Jane
Smith
Sorenson
Sidney One
Riggs
Dodds
Griswold
Whaney
Portrey
Machinery school draws crowds despite weather in Panhandle outreach
The event moved to a temporary auditorium where sessions were led by Charles Buckley, George Plenty and H. L. Penn of Caterpillar in Peoria. Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co. serves western Nebraska with visitors from across the panhandle and northeastern Colorado amid strong Caterpillar distribution.
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Charles Buckley
George Plenty
H. L. Penn
Peoria
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company
Nebraska
Panhandle
Colorado
Fox Theatre to Install New Manager After February 1
Fox Theatre will wave a new manager after February 1 as part of a broader Fox chain management change. The move follows widespread changes reported in the chain and connects with ongoing staff reshuffles among affiliated venues.
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FOX Theatre
Fox
Eleven Year Record Broken In Coldest Weather Of Year
In bitter cold a new eleven year record was set as town endured subzero winds. Garages ran tow service all night after the American Legion dance left cars stalled. One crew worked 24 hours straight. Dozens suffered frozen hands and feet while three house fires—caused by overheated furnaces or stoves—were reported, the street home blaze the only serious incident.
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American Legion
Strett
Dalton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Installation Meeting
The Dalton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs welcomed grand lodge officers for an installation meeting. Will M. Dunn, grand master from Sutherland, Rev. Van Valkenburg of Ogallala, grand chaplain, and Thornberg, past grand patriarch, addressed the group during the evening.
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Dalton Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Worth
J. E. Davison
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Will M. Dunn
Sutherland
State Lodge
van Valkernburg
Ogallala
Thornberg
McKelvie to Address Junior Chamber at Meeting
McKelvie will speak to the Junior Chamber at a Wednesday meeting in Grand Island. With a fluctuating wheat market and demoralized farmers, western Nebraska awaits his views on the state cooperative movement and formation of a subsidiary under the national marketing corporation.
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Ptanhandle
Mekelvie
Grand Island
National Marketing Corporation
Nebraska
Senator Johnson backs repeal of state guaranty law
Senator Johnson states support for repealing the state guaranty law and urges direct talks to secure a sound Nebraska banking system. He asserts the move aims to preserve Nebraska’s prosperity and the state’s bright future.
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Johnson
Firemen and Mayor Leave for Kearney Convention Bid
Kearney firemen serve as special police officers for the three day convention and act as guides. A varied program includes wrestling and boxing matches, performances, a banquet, memorial service, hydraulic and life saving talks, drills, and a panel of speakers from fire departments, insurance bureaus, and universities. The meeting concludes with officer elections and choosing the next convention city.
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Kearney
Kearney Opera House
Walter S. Lamphier
D. Wort
Guy Carlson
Lloyd C. Thomas
Elmer L. Rhoades
Wort
John Manners
Clarence Goldsmith
Engineering
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chicago
Harry K. Rogers
Western Actuarial Bureau
University of Nebraska
Lincoln Fire Department
Richard E. Vernor
E. J. Stewart
Kansas City Inspection Bureau
H. T. Callahan
Fire Department of
Fort Dodge
Sterling Demolay Lodge Installed In Sidney
The Sidney and Sterling Demolay chapter installation occurred last Wednesday night with Denver chapter and G. W. Watson in attendance. Officers installed included Robert Jackson master councilor and Norman Holt senior councilor, with a large list of chapter members and advisers. The Sterling Shrine club sponsors the local chapter and installation concluded the formalities.
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Denver
G. W. Watson
Sterling
Sterling Shrine Club
Robert Jackson
Howard Welsh
Norman Holt
Glen Bakke
Warren Montgomery
Wayne Patten
James Weldele
Ralph King
Shirley Stewart
Donald Dowis
Denton Garwood
Ray Price
Sentinel
George Knight
Ralph Meyer
Archie Farr
Clark Snyder
Harold McClintock
Myron Pedigo
Floyd Collins
Bridgeport Man Plans Valley Wide Radio Station
Bridgeport man outlines a plan to start a powerful radio station to broadcast the valley’s opportunities beyond its borders. He has backing from local supporters and aims to involve other valley towns, possibly with stock options for non local owners. Details on opening date remain undecided as the project moves toward completion.
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Bridgeport
Hayden
Couch Apartment Fire Threatens Building Early Saturday
A fire at the Couch apartments at 5 30 Saturday morning triggered two alarms but was put out by building occupants before major damage. Spontaneous combustion in a basement slack pile sparked the blaze with smoke filling the building and some wall and fixture damage. The coal bin burned when first discovered.
Robineau Talks Before Rotary Club Friday
M. H. Robineau entertained the Rotary Club Friday night with an interesting discussion of his recent European trip. The talk was illustrated with miniature motion pictures filmed by ME Robineau on the journey.
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M. H. Robineau
Rotary Club
ME Robineau
University Hospital Serves Nearly Every Nebraska County
The University of Nebraska college of medicine hospital in Omaha, a 250 bed facility, served nearly every Nebraska county in the last fiscal year. Patient days and eligibility quotas depend on county population, with some flexibility for special needs. Red Cross nurses aided quotas, and medical staff provide direct patient care while students observe.
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University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Omaha
Red Cross
Dispensary Serves Those Unable To Pay For Private Doctors
A dispensary serves thousands who cannot afford private physicians and do not need hospital care.
Nebraska Seining Replenishes Waters With Game Fish
The Nebraska game, forestation and parks commission seined a million plus fish from state lakes and ponds for replanting in eastern waters. They moved bull heads to eastern waters and 250,000 perch to streams and lakes while 130,000 crappies were released from river basins into deep waters. About 110 tons of carp, buffalo, sucker and gar were shipped to markets in Omaha, Boston and New York, earning $6,000 though not covering selling costs. The effort aims to boost game fish populations and remove unwanted species from waters statewide.
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Nebraska
Missouri and
Platte
Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
Omaha
Boston
New York
Game Commission
Taming of the Shrew brings Pickford and Fairbanks to Fox
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks appear together in Taming of the Shrew at the Fox theatre this week for a three day run. The all talking picture pairs Pickford as Katherine with Fairbanks as Petruchio in a humorous, Shakespearean comedy directed by Sam Taylor.
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Mary Pickford
Fox Theatre
Shakespeare
America
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Katherine
Douglas
Petruchio
Padua
Lfe
Fairbanks
Sam Taylor
Coquetet
All Talking Picture
Edwin Max
William Shakespeare
Theatre Cast List for Shakespeare Play Revealed
Baptista Dorothy Jordan Bianca Geoffrey Wardwell Hortensio and Joseph Cawthorn Gremio with Clyde Cook as Grumio compose a colorful ensemble in the current stage production. The cast features a mix of notable performers delivering the famed comedy with a light, period tone.
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Well
Baptista
Dorothy Jordan
Bianca
Geoffrey Wardwell
Hortensio
Joseph Cawthorn
Gremio
Funny Clyde Cook
Grumio
Sidney Hatchery Gains State Accreditation
The Sidney Hatchery is now state accredited, with C. G. Olson, its manager, stating stock will be from hens that passed the state test for egg production vitality and other needs. It is the only western Nebraska hatchery with accreditment, after 3000 hens were examined in Cheyenne county under J. H. Claban. Olson plans to begin hatching next week and retain last year prices.
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Sidney Hatchery
C. G. Olson
Nebraska
Olson
Cheyenne
American Poultry Association
J. H. Claban
State Department
Nebraska fifth in wealth of crops
Nebraska moved up from sixth to fifth place in the value of all crops for the year, totaling 343,707,000 dollars, compared with 323,542,000 the prior year. States ahead are Texas, California, Iowa, and Illinois. Over the past 15 years Nebraska has averaged ninth, ranging from fourth to eighteenth.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Texas
California
Iowa
Illinois
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Ssidney
Miachinery School
Robineau
University Hospital
Sein
Doug
Mary
FOX Theater
Katherine the
Kathrine
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