Sidney and Ogallala Tangle Friday in Non Conference Contest
Sidney and Ogallala face off in a non conference contest as coach Black lists his best conditioned squad this season. Captain Kahl shines at end with strong defense while waggoner troubles opponents with swift end runs. Officials weigh a possible postseason tilt with Crawford, drawing fan interest and state honors talk.
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Black
Kahl
Kimball
Panhandle
Maroons
Sterling
Maroon Warriors
Sidney
Crawford
World Herald
Beck to head Omaha Veterans Bureau post replace Sidney man
Beck will take liberal authority in the Omaha office to implement necessary readjustments while no further shifts are expected soon. A veteran of World War I, Beck joined as a special agent in vocational education and rose to lead district No. 9 before taking command in Omaha, a strategic bureau post.
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Pearson
Omaha
Beck
Bureau
Infantry
Sparks and Static Funny Bits From a Local Page
A plucky collection of zingers, quips, and wry observations. A hearse theft anecdote ends with the lone passenger offering no driving tips. Jokes about marriage vows, Hoopston Illinois mayor salaries, and electoral college reform sit beside light satire on aging and Willard Bat electric service.
Becomes St. Louis Regional Office Head Named
E. J. Wieland, assistant regional manager in Washington, will succeed Beck as head of the St. Louis office. The bureau was later converted into the present regional office with St. Louis as leadquarters. he attended the University of Nebraska.
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St. Louis
University of Nebraska
E. J. Wieland
Washington
Beck
Farm Board Money Soon Available Says Letter to I E Grabill
A letter to I E Grabill notes the farm board will provide funds soon amid a wheat price decline. Elevator operators suffered large losses on stored grain while late cutting farmers earned well below production costs. Grabill says the basic price in this region is near correct and could stabilize a volatile market.
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I. E. Grabill
Grabill
County Agent Willey Leads December Agriculture Program
County Agent Leroy D Willey opens the December schedule with a noon talk on Some Problems of the Sheepman by A D Weber from the agricultural college, joined by Halley, Holden, and others. Topics cover Lamb Feeding, Contagious Abortion, Cow Testing, and farmstead planning with several college speakers and local officials. Governor Weaver will speak at the annual fun feed with Phosphate Fertilizers and Alfalfa Management also on the agenda.
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A. D. Weber
The
Agricultural College
T. C. Halley
Scottsbluff
James Holden
Mitchell
North Platte Valley
H. P. Davis
M. L. Flack
I. D. Wood
Robert Wilson
Cheyenne
E. B. Engle
Leroy D. Willey
Sidney
P. H. Stewart
Burt Cooper
Marysville
Weaver
North Platte
D. J. Roach
Great Western Sugar Company
Alfalfa Management
Seed to Haymaking and Related Food Fact Topics
A compact report lists Seed to Haymaking by P H Stew art and Do You Know Beans by R E Bros sard of Twin Falls Idaho. It notes Food Facts and False Advertising with contributions from Rebekah Gibbons of the college and mentions Chancellor E A Burnett.
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P. H. Stewart
R. E. Brossard
Twin Falls
Ida
Rebekah Gibbons
The
College
E. A. ‘Burnett
Alterations Underway At Fox Theatre For 25 000 Program
The Fox theatre is undergoing a 25000 improvement program with carpenters electricians and plumbers removing seats and wiring installing Western Electric sound equipment and new air cushion seats. The stage changes accommodate a talking picture system and an orchestra pit removal. Foyer lobby drapes carpets and other updates are planned with opening date possibly November 27 if progress continues. A turkey dinner at the Methodist church is noted for Thursday evening November 21.
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Page One
Dickson
Talking Pictures
Western Electric Sound
Western Electric
Talking Picture World
Brown
Metropolitan
The
Methodist Church
Bridgeport Bankers Bound Over On False Returns Charge
Bert Spearman and Robert Wilson bound over in Morrill county court at Bridgeport on charges of making false returns to the state banking department tied to the Nebraska State Bank at Bridgeport. Embezzlement charges of about $15,000 were dropped for now. Both men posted $2,500 bonds, closely tied to the same penalty if convicted. Spearman was cashier and Wilson a clerk at the defunct bank. audit by Fred Tallon uncovered the case spearheaded by County Attorney C. G. Perry.
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Bert Spearman
Robert Wilson
State Banking Department
Nebraska State Bank
Bridgeport
Morrill
Spearman
Wilson
C. G. Perry
Fred Tallon
Firemen Aim to Bring State Gathering to Sidney
Sidney firemen say the city can host a large state convention with a new city hall and upcoming hotel plans. Delegates will attend the Kearney 1930 gathering, and steps will be taken to bring the 1931 meeting to Sidney after the council approved extra funding.
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Sidney
Kearney
Lodge Pole Writer Denounces Farm Relief
A Lodge Pole writer dismisses farm relief as bosh and mocks the idea of massive salaries on the farm relief board. He argues the farmers in the U S West face ongoing hardship and rejects relief schemes as non-existent.
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Lodge Pole
Farm Relief Board
Presbyterian Circle Bazaar and Dinner at Church
The Presbyterian Circle hosts its annual bazaar and dinner on December 5 at the church. Telegraph Want-Ads note Elgin timepieces with a complete line of bracelet watches at $25 and up and strap watches at $19 and up at Lockwood's Jewelry.
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Presbyterian Circle
Lockwood
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Hoopston
Illinois
Representative Glover
Arkansas
Electoral College
Willard Bat
Kretz Radio
Willey
FOX
la France
Ladiance
Sidney 'S Shoe Hospital
Finke
Sidney, Nebr
Telegraph
West Court
Denver
Bath
H. M. Gordon
Mgr
J.c.penney
10Th Avenue
Nebr
Ue Records
Coats
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