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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1931

Page

10

Cheyenne Named as Nebraska Winter Wheat

Nebraska’s new winter wheat, formerly Nebraska No. 50, is renamed Cheyenne by the state agricultural department. Developed at the Nebraska Agricultural College under Dr. T A Kiesselbach, Cheyenne is a selected hard red wheat promising higher yields and suited to local combine harvesting. About 480 bushels were distributed last fall to 38 farmers to expand seed availability statewide next autumn.

Nebraska Nebraska No. 50 Cheyenne T. A. Kiesselbach Nebraska Agricultural College The Agricultural College Kiesselbach

Shippers to Air Grievances With Railroad at McCook Meeting

Colorado and Nebraska livestock shippers will air complaints about railroad service at an informal Interstate Commerce Commission gathering in McCook. W. G. Rice, I C C service agent, will chair the meeting at the county courthouse with stockmen from western Nebraska and eastern Colorado notified to attend. The session aims to address shipment speeds to St. Louis and Kansas City markets.

Colorado Nebraska Kansas City McCook Interstate Commerce Commission W. G Rice St. Louis Rice

Free Overalls Offered With Liquid Life Saver Plans

The Liquid Life Saver company announces a 30 day offer giving farmers a free pair of overalls with every ten gallon purchase. Dr C W Zike says the unusual deal aims to acquaint farmers with the products and their merits.

C. W. Zike

Second anniversary celebration at Bievens Van Engelen Co Sidney

The Sidney store observes its second anniversary this week with a feature sell out planned by manager Roy Ett. The business reports unusually good performance and chief executive Mr Lig Gett notes extensive plans to mark the occasion with pace setting events.

Bievens van Engelen Co Sidney Royett Liggett Vgath

Kressing Prices Down In Sidney Agencies This Week

Reading and press statements indicate price reductions at Sidney agencies this week with three stores offering specials on men’s suits at one dollar. The former price of one dollar twenty five cents for aid service is replaced by a new dollar rate.

Sidney Eaning

Dentists Head to Meeting of Dental Association

Disney Dentists from the Omaha area depart Sunday to attend a dental association meeting. Dr M E leads the contingent with plans to share updates and discuss industry topics at the gathering.

Isney Inday Meeting of Dental Association

Remonstrances On my District Are anticipated In City

Remonstrators have until early next week to file objections to the pavement plan outlined by the city council. No further action is expected from remonstrators at this time.

York City

Warner Oland Wins Best Oriental Portrayer at Fox Fox Theatre

Warner Oland dominates as Charlie Chan in Carries On at the Fox theatre with Marguerite Churchill John Garrick Warren Hymer Marjorie White Henry Gordon and Lumsden Hare in the cast The theatre also screens Ladies Man starring William Powell and Kay Francis in a dramatic romance about wealth power and love with a costume ball confrontation and a decisive end.

Warner Oland Charles Chan Fox Theatre Umea Sweden Oland Charle Yong Norma Talmadge Fox Earl Derr Biggers Hamilton MacFadden Marguerite Churchill John Garrick Warren Hymer Marjorie White Henry Gordon Lumsden Hare William Powell Kay Francis Ladies Man New York Powell Daughters of Wealth Ufe Kay Potemkin Catherine of Russia

Commissioners Proceedings open Lincoln Highway in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county Nebraska commissioners in special session on May 8 1931 resolved to open U S highway 30 known as the Lincoln highway as a public right of way 66 feet wide across sections 25 27 township 14 range 48 and 49 west of the 6th principal meridian with the county surveyor ordered to survey and the highway commissioner ordered to grade and maintain the road as quickly as possible.

Sidney Cheyenne County Nebr Board of County Commissioners Bert Allington Guy Shaw Ford Weikhorst J. W. Billeter R. P. Kepler Henry Pavlat Cheyenne Nebraska

Special session adjourns after May 8 1931 meeting

The board concludes a special session on May 8, 1931 with no further business and adjourns to meet again May 18 or by special call of the chairman.

Multiple church notices list services in Sidney Nebraska

Saturday through Sunday schedules for Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Echo of His Word churches with times, pastors, and special events. Also a May 17 installation at United Lutheran churches Gurley and Dalton, and a May 14 legal notice regarding quieting title for Lots 8 and 9 in Sidney First Addition.

Ferne Willis Bruce J. H. Wilcox Kimball Epworth Sidney High School City Auditorium J. H. Bicknell The Christian Church F. Charling Mills United Lutheran Churches Gurley Dalton Herman Joens Trinity Church Grace Church Nebraska Synod W. I. Guss W. T. Kahse Kahse

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