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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1929

Page

3

National Farm and Home Hour Expands Across Nation

The United States Department of Agriculture will join NBC for a new national midday farm program from 1 30 to 2 15 p m EST on weekdays with a monthly 4 H club Saturday. Secretary Hyde will inaugurate the program July 8 with an address, featuring reports on agricultural production and home making, broadcast to 31 stations east of the Rockies.

United States Department of Agriculture National Broadcasting Company Daiy Arthur M Hyde Hyde National Farm and Home Hour United States Rocky Mountains National Broadcasting Company System Department of Agriculture Washington Morse Salibury Radio Service Department Broadcasting System Milton S. Eisenhower

Nebraska club work shows enrollment gain

Enrollment in Nebraska 4-H club work surpassed 12 000 on June 22 at the state club office. County records show Lancaster leading with 809 members, while Custer follows with 690. The growth spans all divisions with 4 436 clothing club girls and 1 394 swine club boys among the top groups.

Nebraska the Agricultural College Lancaster County Custer County Boone Colfax Cuming Dakota Dundy Jefferson Johnson Kimball Otoe Saunders Thurston Valley Ak-Sar-Ben

State lags woefully in adopting aerial facilities says experts

Nebraska remains slow to use air routes with Lincoln showing limited support and pilots relying on night delivery. Boeing system reports foggy Platte River lowlands and night mail trips from Chicago to San Francisco, while beacons aid night navigation. Planes move millions in securities and drafts to Wall Street, highlighting a fast but uneven air mail service.

Nebraska Airway Union Lincoln Toonerville Air Service Trev Gillaspie Platte H. N. Peterson Omaha Boeing System Chicago San Francisco North Platte Boeing Wall Street

Rapid Air Lines Eye Nebraska Air Development

South Dakota Air Line Company seeks to expand into Nebraska to advance air development. Based in Rapid City with branches in Huron, Watertown, and Sioux Falls, it plans a Omaha branch for state surveys to establish live dealer ships for three quality aircraft lines. The firm, slogan Safe and San Flying, carried 65,000 passengers in 1928, flew 202,627 miles, and logged 2140 hours with no injuries.

Nebraska Rapid Air Lines Rapid City S. C Huron Watertown Sioux Falls Omaah Safe

Auditor Says University Warrant Funds May Be Used

Attorney General Sorensen ruled that the state treasurer and auditor may issue and pay warrants from the university cash fund totaling 2,215,000 despite the omission of the appropriation in the final bill. The opinion notes the provision was originally approved by a three-fifth majority in both houses and included in the bill.

Sorensen University House Senate

Dalton Doings: Local Visits and Water Pump Repair

Dalton area notes: A A Rudd and family plus Mrs. Breternitz and Norma Jean visited Mary Davison west of Dalton while Jessie Davison visited friends in Gering. Walnut Hill party to Denver hog market. pump worn in water system repaired restoring normal pressure. Edwin Hill and Vera Ross left for Pasadena California.

A. A. Rudd Edwin Breternitz Norma Jean Sidney Mary Davison Dalton Jessie Davison Gering Walter Brestel Stanley Barton Taylor G T. Harding Denver J. F. Hill Vera Ross Pasadena Calif

Local residents part with news of travels and visitations

The community notes: Claude and Ethel Hardin spent Sunday in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Kerman Armuth and daughter Margaret and Mrs H C Anderson visited Francis Anderson in Sterling where he is recovering from surgery. Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosted a farewell for Mrs Warren Cunningham bound for Chappell. about 60 friends attended and refreshments were served. Women hosted afterno on at the church with Mrs Arthur Larson and Mrs Herman Mintken. Sarah Buchanan returned this week from Akron and Denver to visit her son and daughter.

California Ross W Claude Ethel Hardin Sidney Kerman Armuth Margaret H C Anderson Sterling Francis Anderson Francis Ladies Aid of The Presbyterian Church Warren Cunningham Chappell Cunningham Arthur Larson Herman Mintken Sarah Buchanan Akron Denver

East Huntsman Hiss Nyda Schwasnick Visits Sidney Kin

Nyda Schwasnick returned to Sidney Saturday after a week with the Niemann and Anderson families and others. She attended a cooking demonstration supper by Raymond Lessman at Claus Engelland home Friday evening. Mrs. O L Miller attends mothers camp at Kruger's lake this week. Claus Engelland hosts John Schiesselman and family of Sidney Sunday.

Hiss Nyda Schwasnick Sidney Helen Inez Niemann Frank Kinton A. K. Anderson Fritz Flicker George Niemann Nyda Schwasnick Raymond Lessman Claus Engelland O. L. Miller Kruger’s Lake John Schiesselman

Farm Loans And Insurance From Western Securities Co

Farm loans and insurance offered with favorable terms at current rates. Quick access to 514 and 6 percent money for choice loans plus a commission. Office of C. W. Smith resident manager Roche Building Sidney Nebraska.

van Western Securities Co C. W. Smith Mgr

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland and family and others from Lorenzo enjoyed fishing on Monday while Mr and Mrs Ed Meier and boys visited. O L Muller and family dined at Reed home Sunday. Kettler families and Nieman families hosted or visited multiple homes. Louis Miller returned from Washington DC. Several neighbors called on Miller and Niemann households, and 4-H and C C clubs held meetings with local youths.

Claus Engelland Ed Meier Lorenzo Fred Kettler George Nieman O L Muller Reed Home Marvin Hiett Louis Miller

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