Osteopathy Declared Practical At Denver Convention
The American Osteopathic association opened its thirty first annual meeting in Denver with Dr Atzen of Omaha declaring the osteopathic system fully capable of meeting emergencies for general practitioners. Nebraskans M. Kanl and A. Magonn attended with Dr F A Barger of Sidney among leading Nebraska members. Attendance neared 2000 as sessions continued and a two week post graduate course followed.
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Atzen
Omaha
Nebi
American Osteopathic Association
Denver
LP. Lm. Kani
LA. J. Magonn
Scottsbluff
F. A. Barger
Sidney
Nebraska
Ray B. Gilmour
Sioux City
Iowa
Bumper Wheat Crop Reaches Million Dollar Climax in Omaha
Omaha reports a record wheat harvest with 16 cars arriving at the market and total receipts near 1,250,000 bushels valued at about 1.72 million dollars. Nebraska’s crop, the state’s largest, tops prior daily records as farmers receive payment on elevator delivery. Omaha’s Saturday tally of 565 cars surpasses Chicago and Kansas City, though Kansas City logs 1,228 cars and Chicago 1,031.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Grain Exchange
Chicago
Kansas City
Former Sidney Resident Leads in Kearney Program
Mrs. Beryl Brown Gharring, a former Sidney resident, led a program at Third Ward Park in Kearney in July 8, with the Kearney Prohibition Guards hosting the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The event featured literary and musical numbers and a fine supper.
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Beryl Brown Gharring
Sidney
Third Ward Park
Kearney
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Senator Smoot backs farm relief on McNary-Haugen bill
Senator Smoot of Utah, returning from the west, told newspapers farmers are turning from the McNary-Haugen farm relief plan. He favored a large farm marketing bill and said an extra congressional session may be called to address tax reduction flood and farm relief, and the second deficiency bill. He also noted dairy farmers’ views, discussed Coolidge’s possible renomination, and claimed no talk with the president about an extra session.
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Smoot
Utah
Washington
McNary-Hiuaugen Farm
Congress
Coolidge
Sinvot
Middle West
Lowden
Illnois
Rapid City
S 2
State Board Cuts Rail Valuations to Avert Litigation
The state board of equalization reduced 83 261 379 from railroad tax assessments for 1927 bringing total to 280 689 191, down 32 230 156 from 1926. Officials expect the concessions will prevent further suits. some lines may pay in full while others consider no action this year.
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State Board of Equalization
Burlington
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Grand Island
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
R. W. McGinnis
Mr and Mrs Leon Fine Plan Annual Vacation
Mr and Mrs Leon Fine and their son Leonard will depart Sunday for Chicago for their annual vacation. Mr Fine intends a combined buying and pleasure trip, intending to purchase new styles for his line for early fall shows. They expect to be away about two weeks with Mrs Fine and Leonard remaining longer.
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Leon Fine
Leonard
Chicago
Buick Models Tailored for Women Drivers Impress
Buick unveils a line designed to ease operation for women drivers combining performance, beauty, luxury, and comfort. New steering wheel, adjustable post, accessible controls, movable driver seat, and two tone interiors highlight the car built for both women and men.
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BUICK
Tsuick
Navy Recruiting Officers Visit Sidney on Wednesday
Chief Petty Officers J W Pieehocki and E R Lokey from the Denver Navy Recruiting Station visited Sidney on Wednesday to recruit enlistments. They left descriptive literature with the postmaster for interested young men aged 17 to 35. The Navy offers many trades, free education, on board training, and extensive benefits including clothing upon enlistment, medical and dental care, and free entertainments.
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J. W. Pieehocki
Il E.R. Lokey
U S. Navy
Denver
Colorado
Sidney
U. S. Navy
Navy
United States Navy
Whispering Wires at The Theatre A Fresh Screen Hit
In a film by Pox productions director Albert Ray adds scenes not in the stage version Whispering Wires becomes a premier picture Anita Stewart and Edmund Burns star with strong acting. The Director’s scope and mystic atmosphere lift the film above prior productions. Don’t miss it at the theatre tonight.
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Albert Ray
Pox Productions
Anita Stewart
Edmund Burns
Haat
Double Program at S. S. A. theatre Saturday shows
A Saturday double feature at S. A. theatre includes Cary Cooper in Arizona Bound and Ralph Graves with Renee Adorev in Blarney. Arizona Bound marks Cooper’s first starring role, prompting Paramount to plan more western pictures for him. Blarney, released by Metro Goldwyn Mayer and directed by Marcel De Sano, centers on early bare knuckle fighting and saloons.
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Cary Cooper
Ralph Graves
Renee Adorev
Donn Styrne
James Carabine
Arizona T3ound
Cooper
Paramount
Paramount Guarantes
Meetro- Gouldwyn-Mayer
Marcel de Sano
George White's Scandals in Stepping Along with Johnny Hines
The piece highlights Johnny Hines in Stepping Along where his fast paced humor and comic action entertains audiences. Broad way and Caney Island feature a slapstick comedian whose nerves and grit drive him through humorous escapades toward his ideal. Beauti ful Mary Isran appears opposite Hines, adding charm to the film. Dunbar's comedians are also showcased in the Sunday night lineup.
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George White
Johnny Hines
Broadway
Caney Island
Mary Isran
Hines
Dunbar
Harold Bell Wright Story Here For Three Days
Harold Bell Wright's The Winning of Barbara Worth coming to the theatre for a three day run starting next Monday night. Starring Ronnd Colman and Wilma Ban ky, the film is adapted from the popular novel that has delighted millions.
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Harold Bell Wright
Barbara Worth
Ronnd Colman
Wilma Banky
Barbara
Worth
Harold, Bell Wrig
Ronald
Colman
Vilma "Banky
The Epic of the Primitive in a Grand Scene
A description praises a film noted for its bigger and more picturesque settings created by technical experts and scenery. It claims superb visuals despite altered settings of the Asters. The tale portrays intense heat, floods, hatred, and intrigues. It notes the picture became a favorite with millions after first city showings.
Evening Clothes Comedy at The Boulevards
In a spicy boulevard comedy Adealphe Menjou stars as a man stranded with wealth and nothing but evening clothes. The film offers ample chance to display his versatility in handling varied situations. Expert instruction in dressmaking referenced through Mrs. E. Kenfield at the Star Meat Market.
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Adealphe Menjou
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Jack Lowe
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
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Fox News
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