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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
8
May receipts pushed Nebraska’s general fund cash to a May 31 total of 5.78 million, with overall funds at 5.78 million, close to record territory. State Treasurer Stebbins expects June cash to rise toward a new peak near 6.38 million amid strong May income of 2.99 million and disbursements of 1.38 million.
Curtis Harvester Inc former Baldwin Harvester buys three acres and negotiates 14 more in north Kansas City to build a plant for Curtis harvesters. Site adjoins Corn Products Refining. plant and equipment valued at 250000. Production to begin after current harvest season. Output to be ten combines daily. 1388 workers across three shifts. Curtis Baldwin remains president. E Norquist joins board of directors.
A community mothers vacation camp runs three days with no meals to prepare and games for chores. Miss Margaret Cleland will present Hawaii pictures and speak on hobbies that help, while Miss Gladys Kensler leads round table discussions. Activities include music, stunt nights, and a county song contest. Eligible attendees are women 18 and older. contact the county agent to register before the quota fills.
Mrs George Foster and her daughter Mrs A R Lesueuer visited in Denver. Mr and Mrs E J Leonard and Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson called at William Rohde s. Charles Mayer called on Fred Beyer. Raymond Lessman gave a cooking demonstration at the William Jeudes home. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Charles Over.
Robert Graham of Alliance was re elected president and Frank M. Broome of Alliance was re chosen secretary of the Nebraska Stock Growers association at the annual meeting in Valentine. The convention praised progress with transportation officials on shipping and marketing. Chadron will host next year’s meeting after a close vote between Alliance and Chadron. More than 700 stockmen attended, with 560 at the banquet, as cattle prospects remained strong and the calf crop was above normal. Supt. Gurley and others spoke on convention programs before returning.
Ford E Hovey president of Stockyards National Bank and L K Moore attended with Andrew Kopperud general manager of Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. Majer J C Dahiman of Omaha Wesbins was hung across the state. The event, authorized by the state university college of agriculture, featured Supt E M Brouse and professors Gramlich Barnes and other speakers, with a picnic and calf exhibitions.
L P Nelson spent the weekend in Kearney visiting his mother and sister Mrs J D Payton left Saturday for a visit with her daughter Mrs O Brown at Casper Wyo C C Davis and daughter Nellie returned Sunday from Lincoln where they attended commencement exercises F Dowley of Lincoln was a weekend visitor in Sidney with his brother in law J C Proper Mr Donley was on his way to California Mr and Mrs A C Green returned Sunday from a short visit with relatives at Marysville Kan A A Rudd and family were Gurley visitors Sunday Mrs T Crosbie and daughter Mildred left Sunday for a trip to Canistota S D Mr and Mrs J E Hart and family left Monday for a visit with friends and relatives at Greenleaf Kaw Thomas Crosbie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J T Armstrong Mr and Mrs J Lorris returned Monday from California where Mr Lorris went a week ago to get married They will make their future home in Sidney George Marsh and Miss May Miller were united in marriage Sunday.
The Falls City Creamery Company of Falls City Nebraska appeals to independent farmers to ship their cream, claiming no tie to monopolies and that butterfat payments won't rise with new station buying plans. It notes transportation costs borne by farmers and advertises its market value price with references to Ref. Richardson County Bank.
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnston and daughter Frances of Dalton spent Wednesday with friends W S Deveney of Peoria. A Caterpillar Tractor company representative arrived for a week of business meetings and accompanied by Mrs Deveney.
Mr and Mrs J C Kreader and sons Colman and Donald visit relatives in town with J M Kreader. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results. 451. 75 tf a re.
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