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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1929

Page

3

Theatre Tonight Postponed Band Concert At Local Theatre

The Scottsbluff high school band benefit from the local high school is postponed due to illness and rescheduled for the U S theatre tonight tickets have been on sale at Bassett's drug store. Also on the bill King Cowboy with Tom Mix appears at the local theatre Saturday with a double program of thrill and action plus a rib tickler comedy. Marion Davies Jetta Gondal Nils Asther star in The Cardboard Lover showing Sunday along with The Woman Disputed Norma Talmadge Arnold Kent Gilbert Roland and a strong cast play Monday and Tuesday.

Theatre Tonight Scottsbluff Bassett's Tom Mix Tony Marion Davies Jetta Gondal Nils Asther Miss Davies Sidney Movie Lewis Stock Company Norma Talmadge Gilbert Roland Arnold Kent

Farm Radio Schedule Highlights Week of March 5 to 8

United States Department of Agriculture experts will present a 15 minute farm radio program daily on the National Broadcasting Company network across 16 stations. Topics include Why Storage of Eggs Helps Producers and Consumers with G H Sprangue and Grow Healthy Chicks with H L Shrader on Tuesday. Wednesday features The Federal Produce Agency Act with W L Evans and Big Values in Small Packages Concentrated Fertilizers with Dr W H Ross.

United States Department of Agriculture National Broadcasting Company G. H. Sprangue Division of Co-Operative Marketing Bureau of Agricultural Economics H. L. Shrader Extension Poultryman Federal Produce Agency Act W. L. Evans Division of Fruits and Vegetables W. H. Ross

Talks On Farm Topics To Be Broadcast From KOA

On Thursday March 7 and Friday March 8 lectures will be broadcast from 11:15 to 11:30 a.m. over station KOA Denver. Millard Peck of the division of land economics and W R Mattoon of the extension for ester discuss Farm or Forest and Spring Work in the Farm Woods. Friday topics include The Early Vegetable Situation and Controlling Tomato Wilt by W A Sherman and F J Pritchard of the bureau of plant industry.

Millard Peck Division of Land Economics Bureau of Agricultural Economics W R. Mattoon Extension Forester Forest Service W. A. Sherman F. J. Pritchard Bureau of Plant Industry KOA Denver

Colton News Highlights Local Courtship and Farewell Gatherings

Harvey and Bill George helped H. J. Elsen butcher a beef last Thursday while Miss Lenora Cortney visited her parents. A farewell party at the Wm. Krueger home marked their departure to a new home, with gifts and a lunch. Various calls, visits, and community events filled the week including academy free day, roller skating, and neighborly help.

Harvey Bill George H. J. Elsen Lenora Cortney John Cortney Clarence Deaver Charles Deaver Altar Society John Brauer Walter Kohlschmidt Denver Lenora Charles Denver Wm. Krueger Sidney Herman Stueve Conrad Messing John Harold Witters Joe Deaver George Deaver Curtis Elsen Virginia Novotny Marie Cook Krueger W. L. Needham J. F. Moseman Leonard Harry Witters Mr. Witters M. E. Webster Grandpa Witters Delton Kohlschmidt

Great Loss Through Washing of Rivers Seen by Scientist

More than 513 million tons of soil are washed from US farms into rivers and seas each year, with the Mississippi alone contributing 428 million tons. Hugh Hammond Bennett of the US Department of Agriculture explains the vast waste, likening it to a parade of two ton trucks passing a review stand every second, and notes that this minimum estimate underestimates true losses due to bed-load and unmeasured debris.

United States Mississippi River Hugh Hammond Bennett United States Department of Agriculture Mississippi Gulf of Mexico

Covens Military Training Camps Plan 1929 May Recruit 5000

General H A Smith announces Covens Military Training camps for 1929 to train 5000 candidates from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Arkansas. Camps run July 8 to Aug 6 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and Aug 1 to Aug 30 at Fort Snelling Fort Lincoln Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and Fort Leavenworth. Eligible men undergo medical exams then travel expenses are refunded and all camp needs are supplied by the government. The aim is to unite high type youths nationwide in uniform under favorable outdoor life to benefit them individually through expert physical guidance.

H A Smith Seventh Corps Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Fort Snelling Minn Fort Lincoln Fort Des Moines Fort Crook Nebr Fort Leavenworth Kan Jefferson Barracks Smith

For Sale Office Files and Adding Machine Paper

Fragment of classified note offering office files and adding machine paper for sale. Includes stray lines about improving civic virtue and a quirky remark on 3 color ice cream bricks, with a telephone contact.

Farm Truck Refunds and Licenses Offer Notice

County Treasurer E H Biggs announces refunds and licenses for farm trucks at $8.00 for 1928 and 1929. Do not apply if you haul commercially or if the truck weighs over 4000 pounds empty.

E. H. Biggs

Sidney Nebraska to vote on sale of light and power plant

Notice to Sidney voters in Cheyenne County Nebria ska that on March 26 1929 an election will be held from eight in the morning to eight in the evening to decide whether the municipal light and power plant and steam heating system of the city will be sold to Western Public Service Company under Ordinance No 208. Polling places are Tobin Opera House North Side School House East Ward School House. Absentee ballots available by written request two to thirty days before election. Seal H Schroeder mayor and City Clerk Stanley L Wolfe sign.

Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska City of Western Public Service Company Tobin Opera House North Side School House Third Ward East Ward School House Sidney Municipal Service

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