Sidney teacher elected treasurer district six at Alliance
M. R. Colson principal of Alliance high school was elected president of the Nebraska State Teachers association at the annual meeting Friday forenoon. He succeeds Frank Cyr of Chappell. Nebraska teachers chose Scottbluff as next year’s meeting place with Rachel McElroy of Kimball voted vice president and Dorothy Abbott of Sidney treasurer. The convention featured talks by Agnes Samuelson Iowa state superintendent and P. R. Mort of Columbia University with social banquets and praise for Alliance hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Colson
Alliance High School
Nebraska State Teachers Association
Frank Cyr
Chappell
Scottsbluff
Rachel McElroy
Kimball
Nebraska
N. L. Taylor
Minatare
Dorothy Abbott
Sidney
F. C. Price
Bayard
J. C. Kendell
Denver
Agnes Samuelson
Iowa
Alliance School
P. R. Mort
Columbia University
New York
Chadron Training School
E. L. Rouse
Chadron
Catholic Bazaar Set For Wednesday And Thursday
The Altar Society supper bazaar and dance will be held on Wednesday and Thursday at St. Patrick's Academy auditorium. Suppers start at five each evening with ample seating and dances begin at nine. Handiwork offered at the bazaar promises to be the best yet, and the events are open to the public.
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Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Academy
Jubilee Examinations Identify Nebraska's Representative Youths
Examinations in Omaha today select the state’s representative boy and girl from Nebraska. County winners compete, with George Flora of Gurley and Genestia Foster of Sidney representing Cheyenne County. The event aligns with the diamond jubilee celebration to boost statewide interest.
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Omaha
Nebraska
George Flora
Gurley
Genestia Foster
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Weather man upbeat after unsettled week forecast
After a week of heavy precipitation and unsettled skies, the weather man reports a favorable outlook as a short winter spell ends. Moisture helped winter grain and roads remain passable, though some routes stayed nearly impassable and farm traffic was slow. Continued on page 8.
Farmers National Grain Group Formed To Aid Western Growers
The Farmers National Grain corporation is organized in Wilmington Delaware with Chicago headquarters as a central marketing agency for U S grain cooperatives. It marks the first national commodity cooperative sales body under the farm board and aims to channel loans and capital to farmer owned grain facilities and marketing associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Grain Group
Wilmington
Del
Farmers National Grain Corporation
United States
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
Farmers National Grain Corpora
Tion
County Exhibit At Omaha Jubilee Preserved In Sidney
Cheyenne county senior chamber of commerce will cover the costs to bring the Ak Sar Ben exhibit back to Sidney for display. Rev H C Welker praised County Agent Willey and Prof J W Neilson for efforts in statewide representation. The exhibit shows wheat production through sale with a revolving pentagonal panel and miniature farm plots. It indicates Cheyenne county wheat could feed Nebraska for eight months, with five months supplied so far and two months in storage. Willey will give a smut control demo as part of the exhibit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County
Sidney
H. C. Welker
Willey
J. W. Neilson
Nebraska
Former Bridgeport Bank Official Aids Probe
Bert R. Spearman former Bridgeport bank cashier sits in jail on charges of falsified accounts. Authorities seek his former coworker R. J. Wilson believed in Denver as state investigators return chief auditor R. H. Walker. Wilson named in the same complaint with three counts of false statements and two counts of false entry. Investigation found fictitious loans debited to the bank books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert R. Spearman
Bridgeport
R. J. Wilson
Denver
State Bank Investigation Department
R. H. Walker
Spearman
Wilson
State Banking Department
Walker
Postponed Public Sale For French and Simpson Held Today
The postponed public sale of R. M. French and Roy Simpson, delayed last week due to bad weather, will be held today beginning at 10 o'clock. A wide selection of livestock and equipment is offered, with Fundingsland and Millett as auctioneers. Lunch will be served by the Fairview ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. French
Roy Simpson
Fundingsland
Millett
Fairview
Rumor Chain Store Representatives in Sidney
Rumors claim two Montgomery Ward representatives visited Sidney for four days last week to inspect buyable business sites. The rumors remain unverified but Sidney has long been considered for a new store location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Montgomery Ward and Company
Breternitz party Bags Limit Of Canada Geese
Ray Breternitz Ed Breternitz and Jack Scheurman recovered fifteen Canada geese from the North Platte river yesterday after a morning shoot from the Breternitz blind east of Broadwater. The bag equals the daily limit for one day in the state.
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North Plate River
Ray
Ed Breternitz
Jack Scheurman
Breternitz
Broadwater
Colonel Oberfelder Heads to Denver for Colorado Business
Col. Robert S. Oberfelder departed yesterday for Denver and other Colorado points to inspect various business interests owned by the Oberfelder brothers. He will review operations and holdings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Oberfelder
Denver
Colorado
Oberfelder Brothers
Rotary Club Plans Friday Meeting at Chappell
Members of the Sidney Rotary club will travel to Chappell Friday night for the regular meeting and will join Chappell Rotary members for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Chappell
Sidney Rotary Club
Chappell Rotarians
Bishop Beecher to Be Missionary in Parade Today
Bishop George Allen Beecher of Hastings will portray The Missionary in the Union Pacific section of the Diamond Jubilee parade Tuesday afternoon. He accepted the railroad's invitation last week and will wear a buffalo coat borrowed from the museum, with Major General M. A. Tinley supplying a suitable horse. Beecher, born in 1868 in Monmouth Illinois, is a prominent Nebraska church figure and former UNL student.
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George Allen Beecher
Hastings
Union Pacific
Nebraska
M. A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
Bishop Beecher
W. F. Carver
Plains
Dr. Carver
Dean Beecher
Monmouth
Illinois
University of Nebraska
First Father and Son Banquet in History at Dalton
The first Father and Son banquet in Dalton will be held Thursday night in the basement of the Presbyterian church. Fathers with boys and those without are urged to attend, with community singing and music by two quartets. Warren Ewing will preside. The program includes topics on manhood, physical and mental development, and church influence, with several speakers named.
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Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Warren Ewing
J. H. Foster
Orrin Webster
Barta
Prof
Nelson
H. L. Helzer
Leslie Boyer
Daughter of Judge Oberfelder Improves At Cheyenne
Mrs Joseph Wasserman daughter of Judge Oberfelder of this city has been seriously ill at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne but is improving rapidly according to information yesterday Her sister Mrs Ralph Blumenthal of New York City passed through Sidney yesterday on the Overland limited en route to Cheyenne to visit Mrs Wasserman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wasserman
Judge Oberfelder
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Ralph Blumenthal
New York City
Sidney
Wasserman
George Adam Leaves Lander Post for Casper Weekly
George Adam, formerly city editor of The Telegraph, resigns as managing editor of the Lander State Journal and takes a job with a Casper weekly. He moved from Lander in February and began his new duties yesterday morning.
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George Adam
The
Telegraph
Lander
State Journal
Casper
Adam
Western Public Service extends October washing machine offer
Due to interest, Western Public Service extends the October washing machine promotion for two additional weeks. The extended deal includes the special bargain on drain tubs included with the purchase.
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Western Public Service Company
Local men hunt on North River Sunday
Leo and Ralph Osborn, Byron Leonard and Ross Barker formed a hunting party to the North Platte river Sunday. They spotted plenty of geese but did not fire a shot at the honkers.
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Leo and
Ralph Osborn
Byron Leonard
Ross Barker
North Platte River
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ray
Ed Bieternitz
Sidney
Breteznitz Brothers
North Platte
Worker injured as trestle falls at John Deere site
Charles Whetstone received a broken arm Sunday while working at the new John Deere building when a trestle fell from place. He was treated by Dr. J. R. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whetstone
John Deere
J. R. Taylor
Sidney to Hold School Bond Election December 3
The Sidney school district plans a bond issue vote on December 3 to authorize 192000 in bonds for a new senior high school a north ward building and central ward modernization. Bonds bear 4.75 percent interest for 30 years with semiannual payments and taxes levied to cover interest and principal. Polling places are Tobin Opera House North Side School and East Side School.
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North Ward
Central Ward
Tobin Opera House
North Side School
East Side
Board of Education
Sidney
Bidney
Armistice Day Program Planned by Kimball Legion
The Kimball American Legion post advances Armistice Day plans with final arrangements set at tonight’s executive meeting. City Attorney R P Kepler is expected to deliver the Armistice address and the auxiliary will play a key role in the program. A noon dinner at the Presbyterian church will host Legion and auxiliary members, with outsiders excluded due to limited space.
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American Legion Post
R. P. Kepler
Kepler
Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Legion and Auxiliary of
Kimball
Legion and Auxiliary
Sidney
Legion
Died Here Last Night Mary Kime of Lincoln Dies
Mrs. Mary Kime mother of Mrs. E. L. Uptegrove of this city died at the Uptegrove home last night after a lengthy illness from a weakened heart. Her son James Kime of Lincoln was present. Simple funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm at the home, with the body shipped to Lincoln for burial.
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Mary Kime
E. L. Uptegrove
Uptegrove
James Kime
Lincoln
Maroons Brace for Armistice Contest with Kimball
Sidney prepares for the Armistice game against Kimball next Monday after a week off for the district convention. The Maroons, in top shape aside from minor injuries, expect to challenge Kimball with their best chance in years. Griswold Chaney remained key in the backfield as Wolf and A Adams add strong interference, with White leading Kimball.
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Maroons
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Sidney
Longhorns
Black
Griswold
Chaney
Wolf
A. Adams
Kimballs
Kenneth White
Ray Randalls
University of Nebraska
White
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Leo J. Black
Alliance-Scottsbluff
Bluffs
Panhandle
Delaware
Corporation
NEW Farm Board
Chamber Commerce
Bank AT
French and Simpson
Oberfelder
Joseph Oberfelder
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
R. P. Replex
Ken” White
Longhorn Crew
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