Opera Pinafore A Great Success At VUOSA Theatre
Under Sidney Woman's club musical department two act comic opera Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan drew a crowded house at the VUOSA theatre. Performers including Mrs Tina Taylor Warren and Mrs Helen Fowler Johnson praised for vocal and acting prowess. The company honored Mrs Burgess Vacik and stage crew with praise and a large chrysanthemum basket. Scenery was painted by Mr Armstead who donated his services and materials.
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Sidney Woman's Club
Vuosa Theatre
Tina Taylor Warren
Sir Joseph Porter
K Co. B
Francis Burgess Vacik
Captain Corcoran
Helen Fowler Johnson
Ralph Rackstraw
Mrs. Stansbury
Dick Deadeye
Sidney
Buttercup
Miss Burgess
Mesdaumes Barker
Dasdis
van Wickle
Shunk
Sherrard
Heinneman
Whitelock
Parks
Grace Hornaday
Mesdames Brimstead Pettibone
Fllington Woolery
Gould
Martin
Roettger Wallace
Kepler
Munn
Foo Burgess
Teo
Victor Demonstration At Public Schools In Sidney
Miss Grace Hunter conducted a musical educational campaign for Victor in Sidney with grade and high school demonstrations. Brought by F O Burgess, the program impressed pupils and teachers by featuring national airs and music appreciation, aiming to foster love for worthwhile music among students.
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Grace Hunter
Victor
Sidney
F. O. Burgess
Miss Hunter
Burgess Music Store
Sidner
Rimball
Commissioners Plan Great Road Activity
County officials outline a five year plan to expand the state maintained road system, with two main Lincoln Highway projects in the county funded by 148000 dollars. The program adds sixty miles to state maintenance, improves existing routes, and aims to boost land values, reduce transport costs, and strengthen rural cohesion.
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Lincoln
Our Most Bountiful Harvest Assuring
Cheyenne County farmers report a bountiful harvest and ample food supply nationwide. Officials note good yields across crops, predicting no major food price drops and a strong surplus for the coming year despite market declines.
Wheat and crops forecast push Cheyenne County to Thanksgiving
Lo and 1920 are compared this county produced nearly two million more Dushele of wheat this year than last and are selling coat from seventy five cents ten dollar less per lineal which indicates a rise of nearly two millions of dollars to the county's growers. Corn and other products have declined accordingly. The average farming price for corn on November 1st was high while onions at that time were 87 according to a government abideden. However prices are relative though reductions begin with some crops. Potatoes yield the greatest in the country’s history except 1917. including sweet potatoes the yield almost matches this year. Hily, oats and barley are great crops this year supporting large herds of livestock earning above the 4,000,000,000 mark. Minor crops and fruits are not widely reported but important for living costs. Rice production is up 50 percent. beets, sorghum syrup, and cabbages show strong growth. onions exceed last year by at least sixty percent and apples and pears rise significantly. Cheyenne County, Nebraska, has reason for real Thanksgiving next Thursday.
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State Highway Department
Sidney
Dalton
Hat
Lodge Pole
Potter
Cheyenne
Potter District
Dalton-sidney
Lorenzo and
Peetz
Ota Governument
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Golf ScoresAre Being Played Off At The Country Club
Golf is active at the country club with members playing morning and afternoon during the week. Winners include Measura Doran J J McIntosh Schroeder Phelps Mlodie and Barger as teams race to complete first matches. Women’s golf activity has waned due to the opera Pinafore.
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Inks
Measura
Doran
J. J. McIntosh
Schroeder
Phelps
Mlodie
Barger
Tenme
Community Service Talks By Farm Bureau Men Across County
County agent Gould and visiting speaker Mr Gaines held a series of community meetings to widen rural connections and boost spirit. Gaines urged Farm Bureau efforts with Extension Service support, praised local 4H and club work, and highlighted collaboration with Boy Scouts and local leaders to address rural life challenges.
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CFG
Gould
Fle
Serview
College of Agriculture
Gould Ta
Elrele
Qalues
Ta Ehiavatangia
Lyceum
Agriculturiata
Great Organization of Farmers
American Federation of Farm Burenus
Batension Service
Farm Bureau
Gaince
Boya and
Oleta Club
Hla Praide
Gowd
Inge &, Bee. Ly
Chappell Forms Active Parent Teacher Association
Chappell enjoys a newly organized Parent-Teachers Association with over eighty members at a recent faculty meeting. The group plans community projects and hosted an engaging program that involved citizens and school children.
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Chappell
Parent
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Flower shop ads seek 100 young men for bouquets
A fragmented ad from Ned Siempehili and Ned & Wrank Tire Shop offers 100 young men a chance to buy American henuttes pink white and yellow chrysanthemums carnations for their lady friends and to purchase begonias cyclamens and more with delivery promised.
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MEH
NED Siempehili
Ned & Wrank Tire Shop
Local Lumber Co Tax Notice Calls for City Taxi Use
Fragmentary OCR items show a county lumber company listing a tax related notice with a phone contact 181 for taxi services. The readable bits imply a public or business notice, but specifics are unclear. The items mention CHERY ENNE and a call to action regarding tax or service.
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Mrs. Burgess
Gidney Lumber Co
Sidney, Nebr
Phone
Wayne
Molson
Wilson Brothers
Oberfelder & CO
the Leading Clothiers
Sidney, Nebraska
Community Service Farm Bureau
Newton W. Gaines
Nebr
Farm Bureau Federation
Chappell Has Parent- Teacher Association
Chery Enne
County Lumber CO
the American Bank
Federal Reserve System
Nebraska State Guaranty Fund
Geovze &. Taylor
Geovze FE Ivultier
Eugene D. McAllister
McNlak
Marin W Dimery
James L. McTatesh
John L. McCarthy
Anmetant Cal