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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
2
Sidney Maroons gear up for the annual Armistice Day clash at Kimball. The Mor rill club had refused a night contest with the Bearcats, forcing an afternoon kickoff.
A Monday meeting brought together about 100 charter members for a newly formed local businesswomen's group. The charter will remain open until January 1, as plans and aims for the organization are outlined.
Alliance editor asks readers to envision Alliance as the region’s largest city within a decade. He argues time is critical, urging action on hotels, apartments, warehouses and other developments to attract financing and create substantial growth and fortunes.
Election returns show Republicans prevailing across major county offices amid a heated contest. Key races include Governor Charles Bryan and Attorney General, with Republicans securing a majority over Democratic challengers in numerous posts.
Dr. Alford will discuss prevention and control of livestock diseases at the meeting. He is expected to cover feed for troubles hog cholera abortion and tuberculosis. He spends much time with farmers and livestock men answering questions. Paul McDill will present experimental findings from the Lincoln station and university sub stations at North Platte Mitchell and Valentine to local livestock feeders.
A Nebraska idea proposes a two level open roof motor stadium along one sideline of a football field. Cars would access ramps via gates with clear sightlines to the game. The plan aims for low cost, ample bleacher space, and safer spectator movement amidst gridiron passion.
Women of the deanery organized a ladies group and elected officers for the year Mrs Paul Martin Sidney president Mrs J Morgan Kimball vice president and Mrs B B Hine Sidney secretary and treasurer The meeting featured an enlightening address on the work of women in the church
Noon luncheon for visitors and delegates at St. Martha's guild rectory chaired by Mrs. Frank Tobin with assistances. J. E. Whitney spoke at the fellowship dinner about Episcopal church work and western Nebraska missions. Bishop Beecher recalled early district days and marked 20th anniversary as bishop with a program at St. Mark's cathedral Hastings.
The Opera Comique Company stages Bohemian Girl in Sydney Monday night. Leo DeHieropolis, baritone, known for roles with Montreal and Cincinnati companies, is highlighted. Joseph Wetzey, former St. Louis Municipal Opera tenor, is praised for his voice. Conducted by 8 Cherniavsky, ex Warsaw Polish Opera Comique conductor.
An acclaimed group of artists presents Balfe’s The Bohemian Girl with operatic action and costuming. Winners of the $25 awards, in order of rating, were Dawson Red Willow Cheyenne Polk Douglas Saunders Thurston and Adams Colfax counties.
Continued from wage 1 paring the exhibit. Sacks of potatoes are being given away as souvenirs. Hamilton County's exhibit, prepared by J. P. Ross, county agent, was awarded second prize, $75. Canning County placed third, winning.
W Taylor reelected as state superintendent over John M Matzen. Norris wins with 151503 votes, Matzen 122932. The Telegraph notes abundant Christmas cards in stock but the item shifts to ad-like content.
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