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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1928

Page

3

Chevrolet Chief Says American Cars Expand Foreign Markets

Chevrolet vice-president R H Grant who toured Europe reports expanding demand for American autos abroad. He credits volume production for lower prices and finer quality, notes Europe’s bicycle boom as market potential, and says European dealers should adapt American selling methods to local conditions. He visited multiple cities and addressed dealers, finding many ideas already adopted.

R. H. Grant Chevrolet Motor Company America Atlantic Grant Europe Germany France England Belgium Holland Denmark Antwerp Berlin Copenhagen Paris London Chevrolet United States

Banner County bank stockholders win important decision

The Banner County bank failed to recover an assessment from J A Palmberg after seven shares were sold at auction for non payment. The supreme court affirmed the lower court ruling that the sale extinguished further liability. Palmberg would have lost his stock and interest if he paid the remaining assessment. The ruling may affect seven similar cases against Banner county residents. A Torrington purchase plans to relocate a 70 room hotel building from Lusk to Torrington, remodeling into apartments with steam heat.

Banner County Bank J. A. Paimberry Supreme Court Palmberg Banner County

Vacation guidance from Father Flanagan at Omaha home

Father E J Flanagan head of the home for orphan boys in Omaha urges active summer programs for city youths. He cites delinquency risks during vacations, suggests chores, running small businesses like soda stands, and gardening to teach responsibility and self reliance.

Father E. J. Flanagan Omaha Father Flanagan

Extension Service Distributes Over a Million Educational Materials

The Nebraska University extension service reports over a million copies of agricultural and home economics materials issued yearly. County agents distribute to clubs, cooperators, and individuals, with thousands of bulletins and reports from experiment stations also supplied.

Nebraska The Agricultural College Extension Service W. H. Brokaw Extension Service University of Nebraska Agricultural College Womens Club

Seed Bed Preparation For Winter Wheat Best Land Prep

Tests at the agricultural college experiment station show that dishing stubble land soon after harvest or plowing by August 15 yields the best results for winter wheat. Early disking plus plowing produces significantly higher yields, with depth of plowing affecting bushel gains. Tests on moisture and weed control emphasize regional applicability to eastern Nebraska.

Agricultural College Experiment Station Lincoln Nebraska

Third richest man leaps from plane into sea and vanishes

Captain Alfred Loewenstein a Belgian financier famed as the third richest man in the world, disappeared after stepping from a doorless plane over the English Channel. The Dunkirk fleet and Croydon officials investigated while European stock markets reacted with alarm amid suspicions of accidental death or suicide.

Alfred Loewenstein English Channel Dunkirk French Loewensteins Europe London Berlin Loewenstein Croydon

Banks in Nebraska face dispute over liquidations

State bankers and the Nebraska guaranty fund commission clash over how banks under liquidation should be run as going concerns. The Supreme Court ruling could end such practice, with attorney C M Skiles predicting 60 to 70 banks operated by the commission may close as going concerns during liquidation. The Svoboda vs Snyder State Bank case upheld a $500 deposit claim against the bank prior to other claims.

Nebraska Guaranty Fund Commission Supreme Court Torney Fund Commission Commission Helen Svoboda Snyder State Bank

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Torrington Lusk Telegraph State Department Frank X. Rihn Gurley John I. Romer Denver Julesburg Cheyenne Jules Sidney Half Pacific Qverland Dr. Niblack Bassett Drug Store C. M. Skiles U.S.A. Theatre First “Cine Kathleen Norris Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Arpeius Bebe Daniels General Motors Acceptance Corporation Beckmann-Chevrolet, Inc Sidney, Nebraska
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