Red Cross Roll Call Drive in Sidney This Weekend
A Sidney edition notes the annual Red Cross drive occurring this weekend. It recalls 1928 Florida hurricane deaths and injuries, property losses, and destroyed buildings. It highlights March 1929 floods across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi, with thousands aided and major reconstruction efforts. Local emergency work credited to Maxwell Field, Pensacola NAS, and volunteer services.
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RED Cross
Sidney
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
W. A. Army Air Corps
Maxwell Fields
U. S. Naval Air Station
Penssacola
Fla
Montgomery
Crop report notes corn yields exceed last year
The crop report states corn yields will surpass last year with strong quality. It notes potatoes at 88 percent quality and highlights better overall conditions than expected except in southern counties. Early commercial crops were excellent and late crops show continued strength.
Ag Meeting At Bluffs December Show Promises Strong Attendees
The December 11 to 13 ag show at Bluffs features top agri culture experts including Governor Weaver. Western Nebraska corn and bean exhibition offers six corn prizes across eight events and five bean prizes in two sections. Entry eligible to territory farmers with eight corn types and two bean categories. Cash prizes range from six to one hundred dollars. Gift Shop debuts double sided hand laced sterhide bags.
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Weaver
Teeth Work Special At Sidney Dentist Ad
Notice advertises a one week sale on full upper or lower rubber plates for 39 dollars, crown and bridgework offered at eight point five dollars per tooth, with claims of superior quality. It also lists rental rooms at 1804 Newton Street, Sidney Nebr, and a local beauty shop offering Christmas gift selections.
Crop yields and production across crops and regions
Farmers report mixed results with southern counties lagging while oats show stronger weight. Shipments reach 3,608 cars to date versus last year’s 4,691 and five year average 4,250. Sugar beets lead with 1,086,000 tons. apples rise to 868,000 bushels. pears and grapes also noted with gains.
Junior Chamber of Commerce Fights Parking Space Plan
The Junior Chamber of Commerce drafted a plan to present to the city council to secure additional parking spaces. They indicated that further paving would not be endorsed and discussed removing curb gasoline pumps as part of the plan. O H Watson of Nebraska's Own Magazine spoke, announcing the section will be featured in a forthcoming issue sponsored by the Greater Nebraska club.
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O. H. Watson
Nebraska
Greater Nebraska Club
Talking Equipment Arrives This Week To Open On Thanksgiving
Brown told junior chamber of commerce members that the suspension of theatrical entertainment for ten days would be met with satisfaction by the opening talkie release, one of the best to date. No announcement will be made yet. Local workmen will remodel the facilities, with bids submitted for the construction units.
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Non. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
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