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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1928

Page

5

Republicans to focus eastern voters in drive

Washington July 12 Republican leaders plan a vigorous eastern vote drive with Melon predicting business will support Hoover as it did Coolidge. A New York meeting is planned and an eastern advisory council formed to coordinate campaign progress and policies with Senator Moses acting as liaison. Hoover will tour Wisconsin and the Pacific coast, arriving in San Francisco July 20, then Palo Alto for August 11 nomination acceptance and Curtis of Kansas slated for vice presidential notification at Topeka.

Washington Melon Hoover Coolidge Treasury Europe National Committee New York Work Moses New Hampshire Chairman Work White House Wisconsin Pacific Coast San Francisco Palo Alto Senator Curtis Kansas Topeka

Sunol Community Notes Shows Local Visits and Travel

Sunol residents and visitors are listed with multiple calls and trips. Notable items include A J Englert and Leona Lindley visiting Denver, Engleirt and Lindley trips to Sidney, and various social calls at homes in Sunol. The Sunol baseball team beat South Divide on the local diamond. Marriage announcements include Miss Ethel Forney and Mr. Paul Dyck planning a Los Angeles home.

Jim Houser Sunol John Junker A. J. Englert Denver Andrew Lloyd Amelia Lindley Leona Lindley Geo. Barlow John DeMers and Sons Estes Park Geo. Booth Lee Johnson Chas. Welton W. W. Craig Mons Johnson Oscar Meyer Clarence Meyer Lodge Pole Howard McLean Alliance Bert Alington August Namath South Divide H. O. Werner University of Nebraska Virginia Englert Chappell Loreman A. Whitmire and Potter Frank Pokorney John Bahr Ralph Gentry Bert All Wm. Frericks Opal Allington North Platte A. J. Englert and Son Sidney Cheyenne County Ethel Forney Paul Dyck Los Angeles

General Electric Reveals Revolutionary Refrigerator

The General Electric Research Laboratories, after testing over four thousand refrigerators in nineteen types, unveils a new electric refrigerator. It promises simple setup, hermetically sealed housing, low current use, and no maintenance. Mrs. Lucy Jordan of the Jordan Electric Shoppe hails its quiet operation and dust-free coils.

General Electric Company General Electric Lucy Jordan Jordan Electric Shoppe

Cull Poorly Fed Hens From Best of Flock

The article describes culling poorly fed hens two months before laying time, noting good layers respond to a 20 percent protein laying mash while poorer birds do not. It lists signs of poor layers such as laziness, sickly appearance, small abdomens, and dull plumage, and recommends simultaneous delousing.

SVUTIT PROMISES FARM AID IF ELECTED PRESIDENT

Albany July 12 Democratic campaign plans rapidly. In New York City tomorrow the national committee will organize and a chairman will be named. Governor Smith and Senator Robinson will attend and discuss campaign strategy. Smith pledged immediate farm relief if elected, to draft a legislative program with leaders during winter. The note mentions farm aid pledges from Houston and plans to act before inauguration.

Albany New York City National Committee Smith Robinson New York Hudson Mr. Smith Bear Mountain National Guard Peekskill Houston W. H. Settle Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Settle

Creep Feeding Of Calves Proves Time And Money Saver

Carl E. Day of Weeping Water Nebraska advocates creep feeding calves as a practical time and money saver. He enters his third year of feeding, reporting improved efficiency and profits from the calves.

Mr Day Mr. Day Agricultural College At Lincoln Nebraska County Day Carl E. Day Weeping Water Nebraska

Scottsbluff Woman Injured in July 4 Auto Crash

Mrs. W A Christensen wife of the Skaggs Safeway manager in Scottsbluff was rushed to Alliance hospital after an automobile collision on July 4. She is reported to be recovering rapidly and is expected to return home soon.

W A Christensen Skaggs-Safeway Scottsbluff Alliance Hospital

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