Vocational School Highlighted As Center Of Discussion
Last Wednesday a meeting at the vocational school focused on child education through play and intrinsic interests. Mrs. Robinson urged parents to support natural development and high ideals while the school offers agriculture, home making, and trades courses guiding students toward suitable life work. A director noted farming oriented courses may suit those not planning college, citing a New York dairy example as a path from a single calf to a 25 cow herd.
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Neilsen
New York State
Vocational
Vocational agriculture reviews progress and future plans
A community gathering discusses Smith Hughes and home economics in schools with emphasis on guiding students to life work. Leaders cite examples of students managing flocks and poultry projects, and outline ten year expansion plans for high schools, curriculums, and new ward buildings to meet rising enrollment.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Zike
Smith-Hages
Smith-Hughes
Liebendorfer
Sidney
Central Ward
L. T. Poole
J. W. Goodale
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau protest gas tax on farm machinery
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau leaders including Otto Perso and John Steele debate a proposed two cent per gallon gas tax hike in the Nebraska legislature. They argue fuel used in tractors and combines for field work should be exempt since it does not use public highways, citing an estimated county tax impact of about 50 000 dollars annually based on survey cards returned from farmers.
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Kimba
Devel
Kimball
Banner
Dewl
Cheyenne
L. L. Wilson
John Steele
Kimball County
Leroy D. Willey
Cheyenne County Bureau
Otto Perso
E. A. Johnson
L. F. Cunningham
Henry Schmidt
Albert Linton
H. H. Meyere
Earl Panabaker
Harvey Fisher
Guy Shaw
Bureau
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Board
County Farm Bureau
Sidney hockey team in stiff contest on ice at Longmont
The Sidney hockey team played a tight match in Longmont last Sunday with Van Valkenburg's high shots impressing locals despite a four foot goal. Bauman drew a two minute penalty and Sidney faced a one player deficit during extra time. Both teams praised facilities, with Longmont hosting and bakery owner Herman Bolst providing meals and a locker room. The lineup featured Longmont's Coyle Cessne Pollard Adams Windlin Jarrell Hickman Matlack Moore Wall and Sidney's Davis Vath Baker Zike Jorgenson Van Valkenburg Bauman Adams Lon Chaney Davis Barger Mick. Referee Bob Clark presided. travel by A J Jorgenson and SImolynes aided by local sponsors. Sidney entered late due to gear transport trouble delaying skate arrival.
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Heinie Bauman
van Valkenburg
Longmont
Van
Tom Sawyer
Sidney
Bauman
Park Board
Herman Bolst
Longmont Bakery
Max Moore
Russell Palmer
Pete Wall
Buck Davis
Fritz Vath
Alie Baker
Art Zike
Don Jorgenson
Chiff van Valkenburg
Keith Adams
Lon Chaney
Bill Davis
Franklin Barger
Fred Mick
Bob Clark
Boulder College
Eddie Johnston
L. Gardner
A J. Jorgenson
American Bank
Joe Simolynes
Simodynes Billiard Parlors
Mr White
Nebraska Farmer
Sterling Cage Team Wins Hard Fought Contest At Sterling
Sterling edged Sanstead 23 to 15 after a fast paced game. Sidney led with strong floor play, Portrey and Griswold contributed key baskets, and Ladine added a foul line score. Montgomery and Sanstead rallied late but Sterling held on for an eight point win.
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Sterling Cage
Sterling
Sanstead
Tigers
Sidney
Chaney
Portrey
Maroons
Ladine
Griswold
Lowe
Hay
Les Hay
Montgomery
Hagemeier
Lee
Lanstead
Annual Meeting of Country Club Highlights 1928
A report on the annual meeting of the country club held last Friday describes a scholarly presentation and a pleasant evening with 19 bridge tables. Prize winners include Mrs M W Dimery and L T Poole among others. the club closes a successful year and looks to growth in 1929. Nebraska’s vote statistic notes a 31 000 percent increase in statehood history.
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M. W.dimery
LeRoy Larson
E. L. Uptegrove
L. T. Poole
Mark Howard
M. E. Pettibone
Country Club
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Camp Fire Girls Elect New Officers for 12 Months
Campbell County camp outlines new officers for the coming year with plans for daily classes in swimming and riding, impromptu drama each night, a stunt night pageant, and a week of activities in the large Sid ney pavilion. The program emphasizes wholesome meals, low fees, and broad access for Nebraska girls.
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Camp Fire
Franklin
Nebraska
Sidney
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Sundl
Poland
Hollywood
Louis Scheer
Red Island
Fred Beyer
Rhode Island
F. Zuhlke
Gurley
Wallis
Fordson
Oliver
McCormick Deering
Allis Chalmers
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co
O. G. Maley
Ray W. Hesseltine
Peetz
Colo
Weld Co
West
C. A. Overman
Route A
Sitney
Wm. Smith
W. K. Hodgkin
Fairbanks Morse
Jackson Hardware
Bassett’s Pharmacy
E. C. Stockwick
Sidney Exchange
LeRoy W. Larson
Nebr
Illnoise St
Jackson St
C. A. Long
6Th Ave
Maple St
W. J. Perry
King
Illinois
Kratz Abstract Co
G. P. Kratz
Sidney Creamery Company
Blaine County
Dee L. Abbott
Grand Island
J.F. Killham
W. J. Siders
Masen « Vod
The
Sidney High School Organization
Tobin Opera House
Charles Pierpont
University of Nebraska Glee Club
Redpath
Brass Quartet
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