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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

Page

7

Thousands of outstate visitors see Nebraska Capitol in months

The Nebraska Capitol draws 16,700 visitors from October to May with 2,500 from other states and international addresses including Japan and England. The building's final completion is slated for 1932 with landscaping and west wing finish possible this year.

Nebraska Capitol Nebraska State Capitol Theuilding Japan Hawaii England India Germany Canada State Department of Publicity Capitol Commission

Nebraska Memorial Honors Last Indian Battle in State

A 400 by 300 foot tract near Trenton will host a $7,500 memorial, funded by a congressional appropriation secured by ex-Representative A. C. Shallenberger. The 25-foot shaft will rise atop a hill overlooking the canon, with marble Indian carvings. Sam Davis selected the site with local citizens.

U. S Massacre Canon Nebraska Trenton A. C. Shallenberger Emil Sam Davis Genoa

Lincoln to sponsor city horse show in May

Horsemen from the midwest gather in Lincoln May 16 and 17 for the second annual Lincoln horse show at the state fair grounds coliseum. More than 350 thoroughbreds entered with entries from Omaha and others. Governor Weaver will attend and deliver a brief message. competition between Omaha and Lincoln entries is keen.

Lincoln Middle West State Fair Grounds Coliseum University of Nebraska R. W. Faulkner Nebraska Governor Weaver Omaha

Legge Comments on Chamber Marketing Act and Farm Board

Chairman Legge of the federal farm board explains the agriculture marketing act resolution from the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. He says the chamber aims to render the farm board impotent, hopes for a sympathy conference, and vows to serve farmers as the act intends despite opposition.

Legge ACT OF Chamber Commerce Chaiman Legge Federal Farm Board Chamber of Commerce of the United States Chamber of Commerce Farm Board

Kansas to Have Strong Showing in Day of Pulling Contest

W A Simms aided installation of a windmill at the Ed Walsh farm on Friday. Mrs. Frank Christensen called on Mrs. J C Breadrday. Mrs. Morris Challburg Mrs. Chris Peterson and Miss Evelyn Peterson visited Mrs. Charles Neaman Thursday.

Kansas W .A Simms Ed Walsh Farm Frank Christensen J. C. Breader Morris Challburg Chris Peterson Evelyn Peterson Charles Neaman

Meadow Lawn Social Notes Address Local Visits and Travel

Meadow Lawn society mentions Mr and Mrs Lester Waterman and Mrs Water and Gerald driving to Potter. Leonard Peterson spent the weekend at home. Lawrence Bowman recovering at Taylor hospital after surgery. Lloyd Juelfs drove cattle to Potter. Maynard Mayer and Miss Jessie Goding visited the Charles Mayer home. Billy Smith helped on Chris Crowell farm this week. Chris Peterson visited Charles Mayer Friday afternoon. Mrs Peter Nelson and Mrs Lloyd Shaw visited Mrs Billy Smith Friday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Myers and Tom Rathbun were Sidney callers Friday. J M Kreader and J C Kreader visited in Sidney Thursday. G T club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs Mike Miller Thursday. Mr and Mrs R R Bovee and Harold made a business trip to Potter Wednesday. Charles Neaman and Charles Prehn were Dalton callers Friday. Clayton Mayer took eight grade exams in Potter Friday. Mrs Morris Challburg of Potter called on Chris Peterson Thursday. Lloyd Juelfs called on Billy Smith Saturday. Charles Mayer and Harold Bovee were business callers in Dalton Friday.

Lester Waterman Charles Water Gerald Potter Leonard Peterson Lawrence Bowman Taylor Hospital Lloyd Juelfs Maynard Mayer Jessie Goding Charles Mayer Billy Smith Chris Crowell Chris Peterson Peter Nelson Lloyd Shaw Ernest Myers Tom Rathbun Sidney J. M. Kreader J. C. Kreader G. T. Club Mike Miller R. R. Bovee Harold Charles

Community Notes From Maple Grove Weekly Roundup

Clyde Wallace and others visited W T Sharman and Nels Johnson households on Tuesday. Families attended a funeral for Eldon Cooley and a machinery show at Sidney. Several guests stayed or visited, a Farmers Union meeting was held, and sympathy was sent to local families after a recent fire.

Clyde Wallace W. T. Sharman Andrew Johnson Ed Miles Nels Johnson Earl Verne Sharman James Irwin Dorothy Irwin Marjorie Kahl F. A. Johnson R. W. Johnson Newt Berggren Ed’ Miles Eldon Cooley Harold Spiker B. Walker Alice Mae Miles W T. Sharman Joe Collart Amwhistle Nunn, Colo N J Johnson Fern Gould Helen Dyke F A Johnson's Nels Johnson's Harris of Brule Joe Dilley W. O. Johnson T. G. Waddell Henry Anderson C. Junker

Pleasant View Hosts Dinner Guests Worthy of Note

Mr and Mrs Irwin Oehlers and Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert with family and Miss Amanda Gemeinhardt were Sunday dinner guests at the community residence in Pleasant View.

Irwin Oehlers Ben Hilpert Amanda Gemeinhardt

Sunday Socials Include Family Visits And Birth

Frank Mueler and Mrs J Kreader joined J E Morrow for Sunday dinner. Fred Korsmeyer and wife welcomed a baby girl born April 29. Bertha Larson spent the weekend at Earl Easton’s. August Theis and family dined with W D Mathewson. G C Gemeinhardt visited Mrs Fred Korsmeyer Sunday afternoon. Roy Nelson stayed Thursday evening with J E Morrow. Ben Hilpert and sons served as Potter carers Saturday. C E N Johnson and son Gordon stopped at J E Morrow Saturday afternoon. Herboldheimer family and small children visited J E Morrow Sunday evening. Amanda Mangels returned home from Sidney. Joe Sigmund and wife spent Sunday at J F Skarka’s. Try a Telegraph Want Ad.

Frank Mueler J . Kreader J. E. Morrow Fred Korsmeyer Bertha E. Larson Earl Easton August Theis W. D. Mathewson G. C. Gemeinhardt Roy Nelson Ben Hilpert C. E. N. Johnson Gordon Charles Herboldsheimer Amanda Mangels Sidney Joe Sigmund J F. Skarka

Screen Door Sale At Cheyenne County Lumber Co

Cheyenne County Lumber Co advertises screen doors in all sizes and kinds starting at 2.75. The listing emphasizes a broad selection and low prices for residential doors.

Cheyenne County Lumber Co

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