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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
2
Law notes the bail and the team members divide bills while training camps are kept at Hot Springs Arkansas, marking the Spring training scene for the House of David and related entertainment plans as the story continues from page one.
Wheat free from rye and smut with good milling quality is the goal farmers are pursuing as discussed on page 1 continuation.
The board purchases 100 million bushels of wheat in a bid to push prices higher amid political debate. Mr. Legge dismisses Senator Capper's plan as futile and notes Governor Clyde Reed of Kansas' political activity. He warns of interests controlling farmers' outputs and predicts continued opposition from politicians. Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma asks Hoover for an international wheat curtailment conference, cautioning that U.S. cuts alone may be offset by foreign gains.
Broomhall's close report notes strong buying of good quality U S wheat and forecasts for Central European threshing. Wet weather across Europe raises concerns over returns and may lift prices further.
Mrs W H Burgess announces private tap and waltz lessons for children at Hardy Hall to be held Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Clegg presents a specialty option during the sessions, available by appointment.
American wheat exports increased last week to 4,939,000 bushels from 1,279,000 the prior week as demand from foreign buyers grows. Prices stay competitive due to large local arrivals and lack of speculative buying amid government restrictions. Continental buyers in Liverpool focused on deferred futures after reports of poor threshing returns and the outlook of a 240 million bushel low grade French harvest due to persistent wet weather.
The highway department received oil shipments from three Wyoming refineries for a road test in Sandy Country. If the oil proves acceptable, freight costs will be minimal, aiding western state areas near Casper where oil fields lie nearby.
As the approach to the primary heats up, Harry C. Palmer of Omaha opposes the leading slate. Democratic contenders include former Governor Charles Bryan and Anton Jensen of Lincoln, with a balance of state ticket candidates across both parties including James A. Gardner Bern R. Coulter Eli Simon Theodore W. Metcalfe Donald Gallagher and James C. Agee.
The slate lists Republicans for secretary of state auditor of public accounts and other posts with names such as Frank Marsh L. B. Johnson Dan Swanson Fred E Erickson Bert M Hardenbrook Hugh Henderson Drake and more. Democrats include Ceci Mathews Charles Smyrha Grover Radke and George Amiot among others. Robert Simmons runs unopposed for Congress with John McCoy and C. W. Johnson M. W. Dimery as other candidates. no Democratic candidate for 95th district state representative. Republicans include Jacob Pedrett.
J S Steele of Kimball and Alfred W Friede of Dalton are identified as parties in the referenced notice. The document lists their affiliations and relates to a pending matter requiring acknowledgment from both individuals.
NORTHERN COLORADO reports a record small grain harvest as Nebraska and northwestern Kansas enjoy similar conditions. BE. F. Lynn, general manager of the west lines of the C B Q railroad, said in Denver that wheat movement from the tri state district is the heaviest on record. He noted loading 800 cars daily, 100 more than last year, with 5,000 cars in service.
The report notes a plan to shift wheat distribution territory with a likely addition of 5000 units to handle the expected run. The language implies logistics and supply chain adjustments amid ongoing demand. No further details on entities or dates are provided.
The county ball lineup for Sunday predicts an exciting day as the infield clicks and the offense gains depth. Hornby and Santos are the pitching options with Phelps slated to start for Lorenzo. Sidney is favored to win while Lorenzo aims to avoid a loss.
The Denver Black Hills Association has secured funding to promote the Denver to Black Hills road route. Officials say the advertising will bolster travel and commerce by making the route more widely known to motorists and tourists.
E C Stockdick announces candidacy as a Sidney resident of 22 years in Cheyenne county. He pledges fair justice for all district parts and asks for votes to support his bid for commissioner.
The route adjustments direct travelers who once crossed eastern Wyoming toward western Nebraska. About 103,000 residents in Nebraska’s panhandle stand to gain most from the road program while a separate small house listing notes for rent: three partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping, phone 488w.
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