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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
8
A Sunday event at Cluipghes Carnolin Church is scheduled for Verabrais and Verabrais week with a 7 00 pm start. The notice lists a speaker Anton tik and a tasting session following the service.
Fragmentary text describes a pastor presenting on a moral topic at a local observance. The garbled lines mention community homes, moral standards, and a figure named Clare Wolleer. Context and specifics are obscured by OCR errors, making exact event details unclear.
A fragmented notice describes a community gathering on a Sunday tied to renewal and contemplation. Participants expected to attend dawn services, share meals, and end with a group walk through the village, with plans for a social afternoon and reflections on the season.
An unclear OCR passage mentions days and evenings with garbled names and actions. It references a “tart baby” and phrases like “The Week Ones te Khouk a T wolf again,” suggesting disrupted event notes or a misread schedule.
Fragmented report describes a school incident with mentions of students and staff, a court appearance planned for Monday, and various names and places garbled in OCR. The text notes a protest context and possible disciplinary actions and community reactions.
The section notes rising potato production with focus on seed potatoes over table use, fluctuating acreage and prices, and growth in electrical storage and farming interest. Farmers report acreages certified for seed and continued cultivation amid shortages and market demand.
The Gildney volunteer fire department plans a dance on June 2 to raise funds for a new building. Four dancers will perform in the opening act, and Ora Wa Orchestra will provide the music for the event.
Scoular Hiahop Keofens Crain office resumes in Sidney after reopening. Soulir-Bishop Grain Co. has reopened its Sidney office with leasing and development news. Robert Scoular visited during the first week to supervise the opening with Ghirgs Gaul and Don Hexton named in the event.
Gidney attorneys left Wadnunday for Lexington to attend a meeting of their bene association. The party included the royal attorney except County Attorney W. J. Hodgkin and Attorney of Uyde. District Judge Jet Powell with A. J. Jorgenson president of the American National Bank also joined the trip.
Air tour continues with Wilco and Deola hires and chartered planes from Oklahoma to the Midwest. Jimmie Callendar piloted a pathfinder plane as crowds gather to witness formations and demonstrations. A portable PA system on the Atwater Kent plane will guide spectators and explain sights during the event.
The Stockarovles meeting selected Alliance as convention city and approved a measure critical of the agricultural marketing act. Senator Norris and others backed amendments favoring agricultural protections in the pending tariff bill. A resolution praised contributions from Kendreck Oddie Howell and Blimmons and noted disappointment at Norris and the tariff provisions for hides and leather.
Beet growers from all states will meet in Denver on June 20 to discuss potential financial aid from the Farm Board and to plan a national organization to unite beet producers. J D Pancake Colorado secretary notes Farm Board may expand relief beyond wheat cattle and wool. S R McKelvie and other officials will attend. delegates from California Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Wyoming Montana Idaho Utah and Colorado will participate.
A partially paid Steinway piano is offered at a bargain near Sidney. The seller touts rare opportunity to acquire the world's finest piano with no cash or easy terms. For more details contact Sehmetler and Mueller Plano Co at 403 Dewey Street North Platte Nebraska 739-80.
Census enumeration shows Bayard with 562 residents and Chappell with 70, among other Panhandle towns. The report lists Bridger Hem ingford Rusnvile and Sidney Pourth City with counts, indicating Bayard and Chappell had the only areas over 100 in the panhandle.
Sulius Cochran and Soneta Bell married in a pretty Saturday ceremony. The groom, a former University of Nebraska student and supervisor of music in Sidney schools, plans a Colorado honeymoon before settling in Sidney. Characters mentioned include Mrs F B Good of Lincoln and Miss Ruth Anderson of Denver.
Torrential spring rains saturated soil and water reserves across Nebraska, covering crops in many areas. Most corn was planted by May 25 with about a quarter after June 1, and roughly 14 percent of the crop had to be replanted.
Bridger and other present day Oregon trail landmarks figure in a tentative pilgrimage route. Telegraph wantads promise results for participants seeking guidance and event details.
St Patrick’s Parish hosts a Bred Letter Day event on Sunday June 22 at 6:30 PM with an altar service. E S Stokes grand knight presiding interviews speakers Rev Anton Link Dr L A Donance J W Guthrie Alpert A Eljar Francis P Mathews. Mrs Pett, Fred Emrause and J W Johnson to sing. Koester orchestra to provide music.
Sidney merchants show cooperation funding entertainment for visiting Nebraska air party on June 26. Finance committee reports emphasize town will be packed and residents will share the burden. officials note the visit's importance and public support.
Dalton and Bunker Hill are set for a league feature as Gurley and Lorenzo vie for sixth place. The two teams trade hard hits and fans anticipate a slugfest. Lorenzo, after a loss to Potter, aims to tighten defense before Sunday.
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