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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

2

Largest Power Snow In History Displayed In Sidney

A booming machinery show filled Sidney hotels with visitors and lively sales talk as dealers from J. S. Case, John Deere, Massey Harris and many others showcased tractors, grinders, elevators, and harvesters. Local firms Wade and Hamilton, S. & L. Motor, and Sidney Tractors & Machinery hosted crowds, with aerial thrills from two large airplanes and showers briefly dampening outdoor displays.

J. S. Case Company J. S. Witmer Racine G. Pearse H Kornwoilf B. Cook Lincoln Calome Denver M B Weyand John Deere Plow Company F J Farington Omaha W D. Hosford John Clapper J. H. McCamma John Deere Harvester Works F. D. Loft Moline H. F Miller Waterloo Gleaner Baldwin R. L. Jones C. T. Willis Blackman Messrs. Scott and Fisher Chevrolet Wade and Hamilton S. & L. Motor Company Willys Trucks Ray Manufacturing Company R. B. Elderkin A. O. Wilson Midwest Steel Products Company Kansas City H. C. van Henkelom Berdeaus Wyo

Fifteen Sidneyites Lake Air Journey In Huge Ford Plane

Fifteen Sidney residents joined a lake air journey aboard a large Ford aircraft. The passenger list included Telegraph staff, a pilot and mechanic, with names such as A J Jorgenson, Leon Fine and son Leonard, M H Robineau, Jay Clasman, E R Kratz, Harlan Kinton, June McDaniel, Charles Blair, Ed Wilson and Joe Simodynes. The trip is noted for its role in introducing Lindbergh to his first flight.

Tery Lindbergh Johnson A. J. Jorgenson Leon Fine Leonard M. H. Robineau Jay Clasman E. R Kratz Harlan Kinton June McDaniel Charles Blair Ed Wilson Joe Simodynes

Believes curb pumps along Sidney streets not deserving attacks

Mr. Kepler declared that curb pumps along Sidney streets should not be attacked and argued they could not be wisely retained if paving comes to Sidney. The remark reflects views on public works and street maintenance.

Sidney Illinois Street Tenth Avenue Kepler

Wheat Looks Great Says Sidney Man In Long Tour

A Sidney resident reports wheat appears robust after a long inspection flight over fields north of Sidney and west of Gurley and Dalton. A slight winter kill shows from high altitude, but overall condition is strong and market action will drive outcomes. A. J. Jorgenson of the American National Bank toured by Ford trimotor, noting barley acreages and examining the region from the air.

Sidney Man A. J. Jorgenson American National Bank

Co M. T. C. youths planning from this county

Start planning now as applications should be filed early to receive consideration and secure a place on the list of those selected. withdrawals are allowed but timing affects eligibility.

Funeral Services for Eldon Cooley Held in 1921

Funeral services for Eldon Cooley were held Wednesday afternoon at his church in 1921. He attended when possible and supported the church program faithfully. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Sidney.

Eldon Cooley Knights of Pythias Lodge of Sidney

Nebraska Capitol Emphasized As Wisdom Of Building

Stebbins highlights the Nebraska Capitol project as a lasting achievement. He cites a $40,000,000 investment in a three part capitol, with completion years ahead and a final cost near $10,000,000, funded by a minimal annual tax levy of 0.22 mills.

Nebraska Stebbins Capitol Lincoln Capitol Commission

Colorado farmer cites dry land alfalfa as crop for this section

A Colorado farmer warns that dry land alfalfa is the suitable crop for this section. He cautions Mr. West that if not chosen, the seed may dry out in the first year.

Colorado Mr. West

Reroute Plan For Highways By U. P. Stockyards

A plan proposes rerouting both highways under tracks near U P Stockyards. A new boiler with 5500 square feet capacity replaces an worn oil boiler. County deposits final approval for Liberty State Bank action totals 15000 dollars. Securities for county deposits in Dalton State Bank also approved.

U. P Liberty State Bank P. C. Collart Dalton State Bank

Nave special picture booked for owl show here Saturday night

McLagren J Harold Murray Geo Olsen Paul Page Tom Patricola Ann Pennington Frank Richardson Will Rogers David Rollins Whisper ing Jack Smith and Marjorie White in a feature with a chorus of 50 singing and dancing girls. Benjamin Stoloff directs with Walter Catlett as stage director. Sidney Lanfield and Edwin Burke worked on story and dialog Earl Lindsay staged dance numbers.

McLagren J. Harold Murray Geo. Olsen Paul Page Tom Patricola Ann Pennington Frank Richardson Will Rogers David Rollins Whispering Jack Smith Marjorie White Benjamin Stoloff Walter Catlett Sidney Lanfield Edwin Burke Earl Lindsay

Henry Anderson Killed by Automobile on Highway

Henry Anderson was instantly killed when a car struck him on Thursday on the highway. A witness described him as bewildered by the approaching vehicle before the collision occurred.

Henry Anderson

Pioneer farmer Anderson dies in highway collision near Sidney

Mr Anderson, longtime Cheyenne county resident and Lodge Pole valley farmer, was killed instantly when his car collided with a freight truck. He had just returned from California and had told friends he felt healthy and would live many years. His body lay at Rice funeral chapel as relatives were sought for funeral arrangements.

Anderson Mr. Anderson California Lodge Pole Valley Cheyenne County Sidney Rice Funeral Chapel

Potter Beercats defeat Star team 10 to 1 in Cheyenne league

Potter Beercats open Cheyenne county league play with a 10 to 1 win over Star. Duke McGowan and H Fricke alternated in the box for Potter and, with strong team play, held Star to the mercy of the home squad. Box score follows.

Potter Potter Beaercats Star Duke McGowan H. Fricke

Nebraska Capitol Contract Awards Planned for June 19

Nebraska state capitol commission will award final major contracts for completing a 10 million dollar state house. The fourth unit, including the legislative chamber, costs about 800 thousand dollars with related work such as demolition, excavation, landscaping, and terrace reconstruction. Total package exceeds one million dollars, with furnishings for Supreme Court rooms included. completion expected within 18 months after start.

Nebraska State Capitol Commission Roy Cochran Legislative Chamber Capitol Square Cochran Supreme Court

Fourth of July at Krueger's Lake Promises Big Celebration

A lake celebration sponsored by the lake owners is planned for the Fourth of July at Krueger's. The event is expected to be as large as previous observances at the picturesque site with shade trees and ample picnicking grounds. Further details will follow in a later announcement.

Krueger's Tereneger’s Lake

Nebraska Farmer founder honored in Brownville elegy and wedding notes

Seventy years ago Robert Furnas started the Nebraska Farmer in Brownville, beginning a lineage of Nebraskan farm journalism. The piece recalls Furnas served as governor and state agriculture secretary, linking the paper’s rise to Nebraska’s agricultural ascent. Also notes Sidney editors Glen Buck and H W Biederman at a machinery show, and details a wedding dinner with local attendees and an open-house celebration featuring flowers and gifts from Lutheran church members and out of town guests.

Brownville Robert W. Furnas Nebraska Farmer United States Nebraska Robert Furnas State Board of Agriculture Union Sidney Glen A. Buck H. W Biederman Emerson S. Smith Mr. Biederman Western Selma Taylor Holabird Carl Swenson Chalk Butte John Swenson Union Center Wilford Swenson Ever Swenson Delbert Swenson Fulton Elmer August Theodore Montana Lutheran Church E. Soderberg Ben Johnson Ida Nellis Charles Johnson Sioux Falls Mitchell S. D Gazette

Plan to curb unsanctioned insurance practices

Nebraska Insurance Commissioner Lloyd Dort seeks a strong new law to force insurance companies selling by mail or radio without state sanction to obtain licenses. He plans to push for uniform rules at a national convention and push adequate legislation in the next session. He notes current statutes do not reach broadcast or mail solicitations from out of state. He may test existing laws, but department finances limit action, risking a federal case.

Nebraska Insurance Department Lloyd Dort Nebaska Dort Federal Supreme Court

Sidney Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Milestone

Friday marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Swenson. They were married May 2, 1880, at White Oak Springs, Wisconsin. Six of the nine children joined relatives to honor the milestone.

P. A. Swenson Mrs. Swenson White Oak Springs Wis

Card of Thanks for Ethel G Cooley and family

The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during bereavement and for help in the search for Ethel G Cooley and Maxine. Grateful acknowledgment goes to Mr and Mrs Charles Cooley, Fred L Cooley, Roy I Cooley, Frank E Cooley, Mrs Robert Wait and others who assisted.

Ethel G Cooley Maxine Charles Cooley Fred L. Cooley Roy I. Cooley Frank E Cooley Robert Wait

Also Mentioned on This Page

Avery Power Machinery Company A. J Simpson Peoria C. R. Baer Huber Tractor Company M. E Huff E R. Wilcox Massey-Harris Company C. E. Tierney Bill Drier Clem Michael Red Arrow Oma Parks Electrical Company A. A. Siegfried Caterpillar Holt New Ideal Sidney Tractors& Machinery Company Thomas Clark Henry Penn H. L. Fahncke Coldwater O. W FP O. W FP Duffy, Omaha; P. L. Frenett, Denver; L. T Gaffney, Nearney, O. F. Axene A. T Heffron F O McMeen Ideal Company Oliver Farm Equipment Company F. J. Wood Des Moines C. M. Smith J R. Hornbuckle J. T. Thompson Curtis Combine Company Simon Hinderlang J. E. Hunt Sidney Motor Sales Company Sidneyites Lake Nave OWL Show Black Kid Brown’s Central Shoe Store Nebr David Cole Creameery Co Carrie Cook Dodge St THE Sunol Lumber & Grain CO Sunol Wieners Olson & Sons, Props Finke Finke Creamery Co Sidney, Nebraska
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