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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1929

Page

2

Purebred Sires Special Boosts Nebraska Dairy Yet Faces Local Action

A 1924 Burlington railroad dairy sire promotion in Nebraska reports near 50 percent higher farm income for dairy products by 1926. Recipients cite improved herd production and neighboring farmers adopting purebred bulls. Community benefits and merchant action in Sidney are urged to sustain gains.

Burlington E. P. Coleman Alliance E. P. Dill Belvidere Nebraska College of Agriculture Burlington Railroad

Sidney Football Team Seeks Strong Finish After Tough Season

The Maroons face Kimball Ogallala and Chappel with a hopeful mindset after a tough schedule. The Thanksgiv ing classic against Chappell looms as a fierce test while Sidney aims to extend its unbeaten goal line and improve on a 37 point conference tally.

Maroons Kimball Ogallala Chappell Sidney Devel County

Parking question returns to front urging vacant lot rental

The committee plans to canvass business men to gauge support for the parking proposal and will approach the city council to determine the town’s role in relieving the parking problem. Farmers face heavy packages carried two blocks from the place of purchase.

Heavy Snowfall Over Panhandle Boosts Winter Grains

The Panhandle saw widespread rain and snow from Wyoming to North Platte, with Alliance reporting steady snowfall that farmers hailed as a boon to winter wheat and barley. Side roads near Sidney were nearly impassable, mail delivery continued, and progress to town was slow. Husking may begin this weekend as corn picking pauses. farmers welcomed improved crop prospects despite delays.

Panhandle Wyoming North Platte Alliance Sidney

Swanson Faces Governor Over Favoritism Charges

Sheriff Swanson appears before Governor to answer accusations of sheltering bootleggers and favoritism. If findings prove abuse of sheriff’s authority, ouster proceedings may follow under state law. Attorney General Sorensen rejects delay requests as Illness cited by Swanson family. Proceedings to start at 9 a.m. in the executive chambers.

Sorensen Swanson

Teachers Conference in Alliance Draws Speakers

York city speaker discusses An Equal Opportunity for Nebraska Children. E A Steiner Grinnell College I E Stutzman Greeley Cole and E Ruth Pyrtle NEA head, Chancellor Burnett and Dr William Saddle of Chicago spoke last night. Officers elected this afternoon and next year’s city chosen. Alliance hopes for 1930 gathering despite other cities’ interest.

York City Nebraska E. A. Steiner Grinnell College I. E. Stutzman Greeley Cole E. Ruth Pyrtle National Education Association Burnett Nebraska University William Saddle Chicago Alliance

City lights glow on Laramie Avenue town main street

Street department installed new lights along Laramie Avenue the town’s main street. Chamber of commerce members met visitors with cars and many residents supplied rooms for guests.

City Laramie Avenue Chamber of Commerce

Genestia Foster and George Flora Win Jubilee Contest

Miss Foster, a Sidney high school senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Foster, tops a Jubilee contest with a family known for scholastic excellence in Sidney schools. Two sisters were valedictorians, and her three year record is equally commendable. Sidney and Cheyenne county residents await results of the diamond jubilee test.

Foster Sidney High School Charles Foster South Table Sidney Cheyenne County

Dairy industry in the valley urged by Junior Chamber

The Junior Chamber urges dairying growth in the valley. Robert Whitmore of a local creamery notes silos boost profit by reducing feed costs and enabling use of corn. McKnight cites a silo maker seeking Sidney, needing farmer interest and a 60 to 70 mile marketing radius.

Junior Chamber OF Commerce Robert Whitmore Mr. Whitmore Sidney

Nebraskan Diamond Jubilee to Feature $100000 Celebration

Omaha hosts Nebraska Diamond Jubilee November 5 to 7 marking Nebraska as a federal territory with Omaha as first territorial capital and the 75th anniversary of the Kansas Nebraska bill. The civic spectacle costs $15000 to stage with a cast of 1000 performing in a grand pageant.

Nebraska Omaha

Lindbergh’s Enduring Flight and O P Skaggs System

Lindbergh’s Atlantic feat sparked doubt that he would last, yet he remains a leading aviation figure. The O P Skaggs System began with a new approach to food merchandising and continues to be a top food distribution network with strong future prospects.

Atlantic Ocean O. P. Skaggs

Making of Nebraska Jubilee Pageant At Ak-Sar-Ben Field

A chorus of 500 voices with horses DX teams and covered wagons will perform Wednesday and Thursday evenings November 6 and 7 in front of the grandstand at Ak-Sar-Ben field. The Making of Nebraska was written for the jubilee by Dr Hartley Burr Alexander from Srippe college. No admission charge, Omaha gives to Nebraskans and the Midwest as tribute to pioneers and western plains settlers from Missouri to the Rockies.

Ak-Sar-Ben Field Nebraska Hartley Burr Alexander Midwest State Western Plains Country Missouri Rockies

A. E. Wright Buys Half Interest in Local Music Shop

A. E. Wright, former Farms Dairy manager, purchases half interest in Burgess Music company and will be actively involved. Burgess, who moved to current quarters years ago to expand, has built a profitable local business over a decade.

A. E. Wright Burgess Music Company Wright Res F. O. Burgess

Mrs Timberlake Dies After Stroke at Sterling Home

Mrs Martha Catherine Timberlake, 65, wife of Congressman C. B. Timberlake of Sterling, died at 7 45 o clock Wednesday morning at her home 116 South Fourth street Sterling. She had been in critical condition since suffering a third stroke of paralysis two weeks ago.

Martha Catherine Timberlake C. B. Timberlake Sterling South Fourth Street

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Sheriff Swanson Teachers OF District The Conservatives Brown’s Central Shoe Store John D. Kirkland Met Nebr Genestia Foster George Flora Nebrakans Lindberg O. P. Skaggs System O.P. Skaggs Food Stores Illinois Street Hanson Audit CO Fremont, Nebr Public Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service Accounting Systems Onder Uch A Greenlees’ Inc
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