Fox Theatre Presents Street of Chance and Smiling Irish Eyes
The Fox Theatre screens Street of Chance starring William Powell as a gambling boss amid perilous stakes and a protective arc for his brother Regis Toomey. Colleen Moore headlines Smiling Irish Eyes in a talking, singing romance with James Hall. Music students from Sidney high school perform Monday.
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New York
William Powell
Fox Theatre
Paramount
Oliver H. P. Garrett
Star
New York World
Powell
Natural Davis
Regis Toomey
Toomey
Kid
Colleen Moore
John McCormick
Miss Moore
McCormick
James Hall
Claude Gillingwater
Aggie Herring
Robert Homans
Betty Francisco
Robert Emmett O'Connor
Julanne Johnston
William A. Seiter
Sidney High School
Chadron
Demand for Marsh to resign from Nebraska board of regents
Nebraskans faced a heated dispute over Fred A. Marsh Archer farmer and regent. C B Steward of the Farm Bureau pressed for Marsh’s immediate resignation, accusing him of aiding grain dealers through a university advert misused for publicity amid co operative movement opposition. Marsh replied that the ad’s use was unauthorized and expressed regret, denying ties to grain interests and urging repeal of the farm bill while defending farmers’ rights.
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Fred A. Marsh
Archer
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
C. B. Steward
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
John R. Webster
Mr. Steward
Marsh
University
Farmers Co-Operative
Nebraska
Mr. Marsh
Federal Farm Board
Webster
Steward
East
Uniersity
Atbovine
Farm Board
Central City Republican
Nebraska Grain Dealers Association
Germers Co-Operative
Nebraska Farmers Organ
Department of Agriculture
Central City
T. B. King
TB. Hard
Board
of Regents
Lincoln
Nebraskans Debate Grain Advertising and Loyalty
A Nebraska farmer defends his stance on grain advertising, denying that endorsers are merchants and asserting loyalty to farm interests. He argues most back repeal of the grain marketing act and praises Mr Steward as head of Farmers West Central Grain cooperative.
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Nebraska Grain Dealer Association
Examinations for Civil Service Jobs Announced by Boyd
The United States civil service commission lists open competitive exams for senior and junior stenographers and typists with salaries from $1,260 to $1,620 annually, plus departmental posts in Washington and Canal Zone. Women only for some tests, and DC and several states excluded due to apportioned appointments. Full details from D M Boyd at the local post office. Mandalian mesh bags offered at the Gift Shop for $2.95.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal Service
Canal Zone
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Vermon
Virginia
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
D. M. Boyd
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Regional 4-H camp schedule targets Sidney in June
Regional camps for 4-H boys and girls will be staged across 12 cities this summer, with Sidney hosting a June session. Uproar at state office shows 834 members enrolled by April 25, a record for that date, signaling progress toward a 1930 goal of 14 500 members. Lancaster leads counties with 700, and total enrollments rise 37 percent from last year as May ends.
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The
Agricultural College
L. I. Frisbie
Lancaster
Cambridge
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Crystal Lake
Madison
Lexington
Deweese
Seward
Bellevue
Cass
Otoe
Alexandra
Douglas
Sarpy
Neligh
Omaha Grain Exchange Offers Free Market Radio Reports
The Omaha Grain Exchange provides half hourly free market reports to farmers within 500 miles, covering Omaha and major markets like Chicago and Kansas City. It highlights competitive pricing, grain inspection, chemical testing, and invites families to visit the exchange during business hours 9:30 to 1:00.
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Omaha Grain Exchange
Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansass City
St. Joe
Central West
The
Prize trips approved for 1930 club activities statewide
Local leaders are notified of nearly 300 prize trips approved by the state club office for 1930 4 H activities. Trips include visits to the American Royal in Kansas City the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis the National Club Congress in Chicago and the 1931 club week at Lincoln for county and state champion club members and local leaders. Special judging days at the agricultural college are set for June 21 July 19 and August 11.
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Steinwinder
State Club
Kansas City
St. Louis
National Club Congress
Chicago
Lincoln
the Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Juniors Host Seniors At Sidney High Banquet
Juniors of Sidney high school entertained the class of 1930 Tuesday night at the annual junior-senior banquet held in the Methodist church basement. Decorations resembled a ship with program tickets a Steamship passage. Pilot of the S S Etcetera was George Barker, junior class president. Speakers included Paul Kahl, senior class president, Supt. G F Liebendorfer, and Coach Leo.
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Sidney High School
Methodist Church
S. S. Etcetera
George Barker
Paul Kahl
Supt
G. F. Liebendorfer
Leo
Class program features popular stowaways and student officers
J Black and Robert Lowe starring as the stowaways earned strong audience approval. Senior music was by Mrs Raymond Davis and Ronald Barker. Junior class officers included George Barker president Kenneth Griswold vice president Dorothy Dimick secretary and Ben Sheckler treasurer. Sponsors aiding the decorations were Vivian Crawford and Julius Cochran.
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J Black
Robert Lowe
Raymond Davis
Ronald Barker
George Barker
Kenneth Griswold
Dorothy Dimick
Ben Sheckler
Tresaurer
Vivian Crawford
Julius Cochran
Coyote Hunter Totals Ten Cubs For Twenty Dollar Bounty
Archie Anderson near Steele City chased a mother coyote into her den and dug out ten cubs. The mother escaped while the pelts netted him a twenty dollar bounty.
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Archie Anderson
Steele City
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Boyd
Sidney Motor Sales Co
O.P Skaggs
Twin City
Mid-West Combine and Tractor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Brown’s Central Shoe Store
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Olson & Sons,Prop
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