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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
5
Piano bargains offered by Knight Campbell Music Co in Scottbluff Nebraska. One brand new high grade piano available at a large discount and a slightly used piano sold for the balance due. Easy payments offered. Also offering 25 large live trees and bushes free to anyone who digs them up.
Eighth grade graduating exercises will be held at Center school Thursday May 16. Everyone welcome. Elgin wrist watches are cheaper at the Gift Shop. New modernistic designs at 29.50. All makes of watches to choose from. Some new silver just in at the Gift Shop for the June bride.
Every graduate should have a watch with a $12.95 special on a reliable make at the Gift Shop, with payment options. Durable Hasis wristwatches are guaranteed against breakage. New models ship tomorrow, and the shop also features gift books and mottoes for graduates. Also advertised are seamless 10k gold wedding rings at the Ide al Beauty Shoppe, and beauty services at the Commercial Beauty shop with nearby contact numbers.
Campfire Girls meet at Miss Carolyn Kennedy’s home for a ceremony. Walther League rehearses Welcome Home Jimmie for May 16 at U. S. A theatre. Eastern Star guests from Potter and Kimball Star enjoy initiatory work and lunch. Dutch Treat club hosts luncheon with Mrs. Carter Dunaway and Mrs. Nick Paper. bridge prize goes to Mrs. Dunaway. Methodist Foreign Missionary society notes Lexington conference and missions talk with violin selections. Hoy Wellner hosts a 16th birthday party with matinee and luncheon. Schemka family reunion marks 25 years with 25 attendees. Hamiltons host bridge party with many couples and prize winners. St Patrick’s seniors host dinner and bridge for 16 with class colors and rose buds.
More than 200 participants are expected in the Nebraska corn yield contest this year, the largest enrollment in six years. Led by P. H. Stewart, the program aims to identify best practices for higher yields and profitability per acre, with eastern central and western regions to balance opportunity and showcase crop rotations tillage and labor saving machinery.
Buick, backed by years of experience, to unveil the six cylinder Marquette early this summer. More than 600 men tested it, including 250,000 miles at GM proving grounds, with endurance runs to assess road behavior, fuel use, tire mileage, braking, and steering. Engineers concluded the car would lead its class in performance under the label Built by Buick.
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting scheduled for May 20 at George Mulets home has been postponed. Gift Shop items invite graduations, including a wrist watch at 12.95 and beauty shop services offered by Ideal Beaute Shoppe with phone 451.
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