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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
8
Sidney offense capitalized on two Kimball fumbles forced by Frahm and Montgomery to extend the lead with the second and third touchdowns. The game details show scoring by quarters with Sidney leading 6 0 6 in the late stages, while America The Gift Shop is mentioned as the venue or sponsor.
A October report shows Corn yield up from last year and well above the five year average. Production stands at 8,924,000 bushels matching last year's total and exceeding the 7,907,000 bushels five year average. Western Nebraska crops remain good and early potatoes in Kearney and Buffalo counties performed well above average. Eastern Nebraska reports indicate excellent early plantings but poor late plantings.
Prof Mussehl presents a detailed mash formula for laying hens including 50 pounds alfalfa meal 125 pounds meat and bone meal 26 pounds dried butterfat 10 pounds salt fed in hoppers with whole wheat scratch feed. Cod liver oil suggested as a sunshine substitute in winter one pint per 100 pounds mash.
The speaker warned that in the next war many would be beyond the age of enlistment, expressing hope that war never comes and stressing the need to protect the next generation as much as possible.
Mail ballots produced a tie in Morrrill County sheriff election prompting a canvassing board to order a lot drawing to resolve the outcome. The county clerk will notify involved voters to appear at the clerk’s office to determine the tie by lot before final certification.
The text outlines that if a party fails to appear or participate, the county clerk will draw for them. If reasons prevent the election rule from being followed, the case may be brought to district court for settlement.
The article extols western conditions noting deposits are up and money is easy where security is offered. It claims the west is the nation’s bright spot with people having money, food, clothing, and even luxuries amid broader hardship elsewhere.
Miss Lawlor returns in the stage version of the collegiate musical with Miss McNulty leading the Ingenue role. Taft plays the freshman part while Stanley Smith and Lawlor provide the romantic arc. Smith, known for Sophomore and Sweetie, carries the singing youthful appeal.
Albert Shelby LeVine and John V. A. Weaver report that Rowland V. Lee directs a forthcoming theatre screening. Starred by Cooper and Miss Collyer, the cast includes Regina Toomey Morgan Farley E H Calvert and William B Davidson, with Lee noted for wartime service on five fronts and prior directing hits like Ladies Love Brutes and Barber Wire.
The annual Red Cross roll call opens on Armistice Day with donation levels of $5, $10, and $25. Half of each contribution supports local chapter work, while the remaining funds stay for local service rather than national efforts.
Sidney overwhelms Kimball 31 to 6 in the annual Armistice Day clash. Adams and Masse each tally two points, while Sheckler adds the extra point. Sidney gains 145 yards from scrimmage to Kimball's 13 and earns 10 first downs to Kimball's single.
The largest single shipment ever received in Sidney came from R. L. Walden for Swift & Co. Earl Panabaker delivered 500 turkeys for nearly two thousand dollars. The Panabakers, veteran turkey growers, supplied birds of excellent quality. Swift's trucks run continuously between Sidney and North Platte to meet the Thanksgiving market, with Swift & Co. buying several other large flocks this year.
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