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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1928

Page

8

The 13th Hour at USA theatre draws crowds Friday

Unusually good attraction promises thrills with phantom crooks, stealthy specters, secret stairs, and a master crook who shifts from benevolent gentleman to ruthless killer. Also news and comedy plus King's Soothing Syncopaters musical act and Tom Mix in Silver Valley. Rose Marie coming Monday and Tuesday with James Murray and House Peters. news and comedy follow screenings.

King’s Soothing Tom Mix Silver Valley Tony Tom Dorothy Dwan Miss Wan Miss Dwan Rose Marie James Murray House Peters Joan Crawford Creighton Hale Gibson Gowland Lionel Belmore

Anti-Saloon League Demands Dry Nebraska

Rev. F A High declares Nebraska Anti-Saloon League at its best with 376 public meetings and 54 437 attendees. He urges the governor to suspend derelict officers, appoint effective representatives, and seek adequate liquor enforcement funding while criticizing daily newspapers for wet or noncommittal stances.

Nebraska Anti-Saloon League F. A. High Board of Trustees Lincoln High

Lodge Pole Couple Are Married Tuesday at Sidney

A pretty wedding occurred at the M. E. parsonage in Sidney Tuesday morning uniting Bertha Nemuth and Paul H. Praass of Lodge Pole in marriage by Rev. L. H. Kaub using a ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs August Bamuth, wore white satin. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Praass. A wedding dinner followed at the same cafe. The couple planned a home after July 1 and will visit Denver and the Rocky Mountains on their way.

M. E Parsonage Sidney Bertha Nemuth Paul H. Press Lodge Pole L. H. Kaub Frangs August Bamuth South Divide Praass John Fraass

County superintendents meet at Chadron College

Western Nebraska county superintendents host a ten day conference at Chadron Teachers College from June 18 to 30. State Superintendent Charles W Taylor addresses the assembly, with talks on duties and character education. Leaders including Mrs. Day of the Nebraska Parent Teacher Association, Prof. Rouse, Dr. Bright, and Dean Stockdale lead lectures and round tables with regional superintendents Opal Russell and others presiding.

Nebraska Chadron Teachers College Charles W Taylor Nebraska Parent-Teacher Association W. W. Day Rouse Bright Wilson Dean Stockdale Department of Education Opal Russell Box Butte Alice I. Rosesch Dawes County Pearl Summers Sheridan County Southwell Scotts Bluff County Gertrude Nelson Cheyenne County

Scotts Bluff School Bonds Declared Illegal Election Held

State auditor blocks $15,000 Scotts Bluff district 20 school house bond issue after two special elections on same day failed to meet the three fourths vote. A later vote barely reached the required proportion, but ruling says the second election was invalid due to missing 20 days notice.

Scotts Bluffs County R. C. Lawrence

National Council Seeks Changes in Judiciary

The National Economic League committee on the administration of justice recommends a permanent state judicial council to study law branches and propose improvements. Nebraska member J C Kinsler notes two thirds favor appointment over election, a majority favor life tenure with retirement age, and over 80 percent support allowing trial judges to summarize evidence and comment on witness credibility.

National Economic League Committee Omaha Atorney J. C. Kinsler Nebraska

McMullen Says Farm Fight Will Go On Until Victory

Lincoln June 19 Governor Adam McMullen declared the farm fight will continue until victory is assured. He warned a third party could defeat national and state Republican candidates and suggested pursuing another farm bill as an alternative. He rejected Democratic convention actions as meaningless and said agriculture policy from Kansas City would not appeal in agricultural states.

Lincoln Adam McMullen Congress McMullen Kansas City

Gurley Farmers Union Holds Annual Meeting Report

Gurley June 19 The Farmers Union Co operative association held its annual meeting and election of officers Friday June 15 at the Community church basement. Old officers re elected. Two hundred members and guests attended a dinner by the German Lutheran Ladies Aid of Weyerts. A free picture show and an address on co operation by W F Dale of Lincoln followed. Annual audit showed capital stock 16200 and total business 435527.83 with a net profit 14914.68 paid as patronage dividends. George Bartells is manager and Charles Gathman L F Cunningham serve on the board.

Association George Bartells Charles Gathman L. F. Cunningham

Governors picks two new Guaranty Fund Commission members

Governor McMullen named Ed Van Steenberg of Hildreth and J M Flannigan of Stuart to three year terms on the Nebraska Guaranty Fund Commission. Van Steenberg succeeds Van Peterson in group No 4 and Flannigan fills group No 6. Peterson to remain as secretary until designated. Henry C Peterson reappointed to group No 1. Four other members hold over this year.

Nebraska Guaranty Fund Commission McMullen Bank Group No. 4 Nebraska Ed van Steenberg Franklin County Hildreth van Peterson Peterson Commission J. M. Flannigan Citizens Bank Stuart Fay Hill Gordon Western Henry C. Peterson Chappell State Bank

Gering Bankers Acquitted In North Platte Trial

Irving F. Hall Rodrick MacDonald and James P Westervelt former officials of the defunct First National Bank of Gering were found not guilty on charges of transactions tending to defraud the bank. Federal Judge J W Woodrough instructed jurors to acquit while criticizing irregularities but not proving intent to defraud. The week long trial covered 18 counts.

Irving F. Hall Rodrick MacDonald James P. Westervelt Gerring First National Bank of

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