Advertisers urge newspaper ads at Cleveland sessions
Prominent speakers at two national groups of advertisers in Cleveland stress newspaper advertising as essential for reputation building and profit. William H. Howard of Macy’s urged consistent, frequent ads, warning against free circular waste and low mood spending. He urged readers who digest news to be the best ad audience and criticized political pressures on postmasters in a separate observed exchange.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Annua
National Industrial Advertisers Association
William H. Howard
R. H. Macy Company
New York
Howard
Joneses
Glover rallies Missouri postmasters in Springfield speech
W Irving Glover, second assistant postmaster general, spoke before the Missouri Postmasters association in Springfield urging postmasters to support President Hoover to keep their jobs. He described the address as a stirring political rally.
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Washington
Hoover
Norris
Glover
Post Office Administration
Postoffice Administration
Postoffice
Lincoln Journal
W. Irving Glover
Springfield
Missouri Postmasters Association
Grand Prairie Social Notes Include Family Visits
Gerald Johnson stayed overnight with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mors Johnson. Mildred Hart visited Mrs. Ralph Mitchell from Tuesday to Sunday. The Johnson and Hart families circulated among neighbors Tuesday. Numerous local residents shopped in Sidney Tuesday afternoon. More visits included Mrs. Carl Thomas and son Donald with Mrs. Mons Johnson and Mrs. Leslie Johnson. Carl Thomas also dined with John Olson and stayed with Lawrence Nelson through Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Gade and son Donald Dean visited August Gade’s family Wednesday. Mrs. John Theis and Dorothy joined Mrs. Mons Johnson for a Wednesday afternoon visit. Beatrice Nelson hosted the F. N. club ladies.
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Gerald Johnson
Mors. Johnson
Mildred Hart
Ralph Mitchell
Earl Johnson
Mons Johnson
Alvan Hart
Albert Frerich
Albert Johnson
Paul Pearson
Sidney
Carl Thomas
Donald
Lee Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Teddy
Carl Christ
Carl
John Olson
Lawrence Nelson
Elmer Gade
Donald Dean
August Gade
John Theis
Dorothy
Lesie Johnson
Beatrice Nelson
F. N. Club
L. A. Pearson
Merle Pearson
Sam Irwin
Frances
James Irwin
Wayne Craig
Sundl
Will Gade
Alice
Lavern
Doris
Clinton
Dorothy Gade
Walter Hernbloom
Lusk
Wyo
Morris Her
Sadie
Pindell
City Auditorium
Josie
Evelyn ‘Block
Lawrence
Carl Christ, Jr
Gurley
John Hokom Ardson
Paul
Cecil Tremain
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
W. W. Craig
Sund
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Lillie Gade
Louisville
George
Lincoln
Ruth
Wayne Weaver
Grand Prairie
Augusta Gade
Hazel
Charles Welton
Dan Rupert
Ray Tremain
Veronia
J.H. Gell
E. Planck
W. O. Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Zellabelle
Malcolm
Arthur Ray
Alice Gade
Hazel Gade
A. G. Weaver
James Seda
Rasmus Madsen
Ruby
Alvin
Ernest
George Hinrichs
Weyerts
Albert Gade
Everett
John Hokom
Lowell
John
Oliver
Wilson
Forrest
Harold
Verona
Forrest Planck
Myrna Ray
Ben Planck
Lester Elkington
Ted
Bud
Clifford Frerichs
Don Mauer
Albert Frerichs
Frank Flessner
Erma
Ralph Welton
Martin Christensen
Mrs. Christensen
Harris
J. H. Gell
Henry
Earl
Arlene
Ohn Block
E. J. Leonard
William Rohde
Mae
Community Socials and Visits Across Sidney Area
Numerous guests and visits mark a busy stretch around Sidney including gatherings at the Jorgensen and Welton homes. Attendees include Mrs. Beatrice Nelson Mrs. Carl Christ and their families along with Irwin Johnsons Gades and Plancks who share meals church visits and piano recitals.
Explosion of Fire Destroys East Dalton Brooder House
Ruth Jobe Lloyd Yowell reports a Sunday morning fire that destroyed his brooder house and 290 chickens. Authorities cite an unnamed cause pending investigation. No injuries reported. Local fire crews battled the blaze through dawn, with damage concentrated to the structure and stock.
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Lloyd Yowell
West Sidney Draw By Mrs. A. Livingston
Sunday dinner guests at the R. N. Huff home included Mr. and Mrs. Will Allman and family. Arvin Livingston received Monday evening calls from Arthur and Igoe McMillen. A Sprenger family shopping in Sidney Saturday. Stewart McMillen left for Chadron Monday for summer school after visiting home folks. Grover Hatcher also called on Arvin Livingston Sunday evening.
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James Devier
Weikhorst
Potter
Jack Devier
Kenneth Reeves
Jobe
Freddie
Arthur Rathman
Lawrence
Melvin Miller
A W. Jobe
Bert Gibbons
Letha Devier
C. E
Greenwood
Daily Vacation Bible School
Dalton
Fred Rathman
Swanson
Emil Marx
Fred. Wagner
Denver
R. R. Miller
Sidney
Mr. Devier
Paul Vick
Helen Englert
Grandpa Kallenback
Harold
R. W. Huff
Alfred Sprenger
Arvin Livingston
Adolph Edwards
C. L. Walters
R. N. Huff
Will Allman
Frank Klentz, Jr
Alvin Livingston
Pricay
Fred Livingston
Byron
Wednesay
Ruth Livingston
Frank Thelen
R. N
Better the Best Club Meets at Harve Misegadis Home
The Better the Best dairy calf club met Saturday with 16 members present and five absent. One new member Ross Glassburn of Lodge Pole enrolled as the club adopted its constitution and charter, with Olson home chosen for the next meeting at Arlene Schmale.
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Harve Misegadis
Ross Glassburn
Lodge Polo
Olson
Arlene Schmale
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