Potter Masons Install Officers Last Tuesday
Potter lodge No 313 A F and AM installed the elected and appointed officers of the order at a meeting held last Tuesday. Past Master C A Larsen officiated as installing officer and Alfred Arnell as marshal. Officers installed include Peter Hansen master G L Rogers senior warden R L MacAdam junior warden F C Harris treasurer Byron Paviat secretary E H Seyfang senior deacon Ralph Robertson junior deacon Rev C O Troy chaplain H Stevens Tyler. The lodge has enjoyed a prosperous year under retiring master Joe Nelson and has grown steadily since inception.
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Potter Lodge
C. A Larsen
Alfred Arnell
Peter Hansen
G. L. Rogers
R. L. MacAdam
F. C. Harris
Byron Paviat
E H. Seyfang
Ralph Robertson
C. O. Troy
H. Stevens
Tyler
Joe Nelson
Market quotations yield mixed grain rally and steady hogs
Markets show wheat gains in Chicago and Liverpool with midsession firmness in Minneapolis and Canada dominating trade. Corn and oats move unevenly with rain relief in parts of the belt. cattle and hogs vary across Omaha Chicago and Denver with steady to firm pricing and strong lamb demand in later sessions.
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Scoular-Bishop
Sidney
Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Canadian Northwest
Minneapolis
Canada
Winnipeg
Nebraska
Southwest
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
St. Joe
Thunder shower cools Sidney after hot spell yesterday
A late yesterday afternoon thunder shower drenched Sidney for several minutes. Clouds suggested light soaking to nearby areas as residents breathed easier after several days of extreme heat. Hay fever sufferers noted relief as dust circulation abated briefly.
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Sidney
Contractors start to eliminate Death Hill on Dalton Bridgeport road
The culvert contractors on the Dalton Bridgeport road are at work this week and have opened a gravel pit along the road about two miles north of Dalton. Road construction is expected to begin at the start of the week.
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Dalton-Bridgeport
Dalton
AG Students Tour County For Grain Inspection
AG students travel through the county visiting garden projects and multiple grain sites. Stops include Sidney, Arthur Busacke's potato field, Olson ranch, Richard's wheat, Roy Anderson's volunteer wheat, Lorenzo area fields, Raymond Goodale's wheat, Lawrence Portrey's wheat, and Roy Thomas' hill before returning to Sidney.
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Sidney
Arthur Busacke
Olson
Richard
Roy Anderson
Table Land
Lorenzo
Raymond Goodale
Lawrence Portrey
Roy Thomas
June Rainfall Low, Promising Crop Outlook in Nebraska
June rainfall was the lowest in years at 1.37 inches, with widespread moisture in western Nebraska boosting prospects for bumper crops. Eight inches of precipitation were reported in Sidney territory, while Kimball and surrounding areas saw heavier showers. Heavy rain Friday caused minor floods and impassable roads in some areas, and grain observers note a hopeful market with rising prices despite reports of drought in Canada particularly around Calgary. Cutting is underway in Kansas and Oklahoma as Nebraska fields are entered.
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Sidney
Kimball
Nebraska
Canada
Calgary
Kansas
Oklahoma
PUMP IRRIGATION TRIALS EXPAND ACROSS LODGE POLE VALLEY
Pump irrigation trials in Lodge Pole Valley progress toward supplying all farmers with electricity for land use. Experiments on the McIntosh and Martin farm near Sidney, plus wells on the Fred Lane farm, show extension lines enabling widespread hookups. Western Public Service extends lines as water remains plentiful and farmers watch eagerly.
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Lodge Pole Valley
Sidney
Western Public Service Company
Fred Lane
West Sidney
Chamber of Commerce men clash over press reports
Sidney businessmen heated by reports said to aim at depressing the market. Some blamed a misinformed correspondent. Both local reporters attended the meeting but offered no comment. The report was said to have gone to the Omaha Associated Press office. The publicity committee had not acted before press time.
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Sidney
Omaha
Associated Press
July 4th Celebration at Krueger's Sa ke
All roads lead to Krueger's for a July 4 program featuring sports including polo, horse swimming, and two baseball games. Fireworks, bucking contests, and novelty races close the daytime and evening events. Festivities begin with a Wednesday night dance by E Laurelle Fundingsland and the University of Colorado rhythm boys, with a public wedding and ongoing dancing through July 5 at the open air Krueger pavilion.
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Krueger
E. Laurelle Fundingsland
University of Colorado Rhythm Boys
Denver
For Sale Farm Equipment Package
FOR SALE two year used wagon disc two bottom plow and a combine inquire at 1404 Dodge St for details and price.
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Dodge St
New Apartment House Nears Completion in Western Nebraska
Omar Court rapid construction features include Celotex insulation deadening sound and retaining temperature, five layers of roofing with innovative drainage, and stucco Spanish design. A central courtyard offers pleasant views and rear door delivery. Mr. Slayter leads the project with on site tours for visitors.
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Nebraska
Omar Court
Slayter
Pioneer Sidney Man Dies in California
Obituary notes the death of a Sidney pioneer connected to a long family lineage. Cc. E. Borquist retired from the drug business after a historic fire, later owning a ranch near Sidney where he and Mrs. Borquist lived until death. Paul managed the ranch, funeral services held in Long Beach, Knights of Pythias involved, survivor details listed. Also mentions relatives in Long Beach Los Angeles and Fort Sundance Wyoming. Hay fever season begins as harvesting nears with forecasts of red noses and inflamed eyes.
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Sidney
Cc. E. Borquist
White House
Borquist
Paul
Long Beach
L. E Clinkenbeard Chapel
Ninth Street
Pacific Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Los Angeles
Christine
Fort Sundance
Wyo
Harvest Activity Surges Across Central Kansas
Kansas faces a delayed harvest as heavy rain slows cutting in the central third from the Oklahoma line to Salina. Binders are active from the Oklahoma line toward Wichita and Hutchinson, with dry conditions needed by June 27 to resume full operations. Demand for outside labor remains high despite more efficient combines, with about 15,000 extra workers needed beyond the local workforce for roughly 11.5 million acres of wheat.
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Kansas
Oklahoma Line
Salina
Oklahoma
Wichita
Hutchinson
Hutchison
State Line
Denver Salesman Hurt When Car Forced in Ditch
Charles Griffith, 54, of Denver, is hospitalized with internal injuries after his coupe overturned five miles south of Sidney. The other motorist forced him into the ditch and did not stop. Griffith was traveling from Denver to Casper when the crash occurred. E. L. Hyde and William Burgess spent the weekend fishing in Wyoming.
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Charles Griffith
Denver
Sidney
Griffith
Casper
Wye
E. L. Hyde
William Burgess
Wyoming
Wheat Growers Board Meets to Discuss Pool Troubles
Troubles of the Nebraska Wheat Growers association arising from attempts to organize an effective wheat pool are expected to be threshed out at a board of directors meeting at Lincoln headquarters.
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Wheat Pool Board OF Directors
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Lincoln
Special Sale on Mid-Summer Hats at Mc Fadden Millinery
Mc Fadden Millinery offers a special sale on mid summer hats in popular models including wide brims. Prices are set at 2, 3 and 5 dollars.
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McFadden Millinery
Notice to Draymen in Sidney Nebraska
Notice prohibits operating public drays or hauling vehicles in Sidney without a license. Public dray defined as any vehicle hauling freight baggage garbage or property for hire within the city. Vehicles used after July 1 1929 without a license will be prosecuted. Chief of Police Co M Livoni warns compliance.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Co. M. Livoni
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