WOMAN CLUBS OF TWO COUNTIES MEET AT POTTER
Women from Potter Kimball Sidney and Lodge Pole gathered for a joint convention with a varied program. Miss Niles of Potter readings, Mrs M Markley of Kimball spoke on motion pictures, and Sidney’s Mrs Elmer Kath invited the next meeting to be held in Sidney. Members urged cooperation between clubs for better efforts and adjourned after a general discussion and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Robbins
Kimball
Ella King
Sidney
J. W. Rogers
Lodge Pole
Potter High School
American Legion Auxiliary of
Potter
America
Elmer Kath
Sidney Womans Club
Margaret Martin
Bankers of Panhandle Counties Meet at Sidney Banquet
Bankers of Panhandle Counties hold a Sidney banquet and business meeting electing Claude Alden president Fred Slawson vice president and Russell Dedrick secretary and treasurer for the year. They will meet by call of the presidents amid state guaranty fund controversy and a planned injunction suit against the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Sidney
Claude Alden
Bank of Kimball
Fred Slawson
Liberty State Bank of Sidney
Russell Dedrick
American Bank of Sidney
Kimball
Witress
Oraha
State Gu
A. L. Shantz
State Bank of Omaha
Dan V. Stephens
Fremont
William Seelenfreund
Continental State Bank of Lincoln
Frank H. Gains
Omaha
S. Sidner
Leonard Flansburg
Lincoln
Nebraska
Levy Funds Sought to Complete State Capitol Project
The state capitol commission seeks 50 000 in expenses for future cleanup and items totaling 9 501 388 including general expenses architects and landscaping with an early prize giveaway at the Jordan Electric show offering a silver percolator set to cash purchasers who obtain a key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Capitol Commission
Capital Commission
Jordan
President Coolidge Opposes Farm Subsidy as Hazardous
President Coolidge warns that a farm subsidy plan is dangerous, favoring cooperative marketing to unite production and distribution. He praises cooperative exchanges like California’s grape exchange, stresses independence for farmers, and urges government help only to set up a demonstration board, not direct subsidies. He notes tariff measures of 1922 protected sheep and dairy, argues imports and wage effects would harm domestic demand, and lauds the federal farm loan system as unmatched worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grape Exchange
California
Sidney City Power Plant Seeks 500 Kw Engine Upgrade
The Sidney City power plant needs a larger engine to handle load. Of three smaller engines, the 150 kw unit bought in 1919 remains, while the other two date from 1915. Mr. Paquette recommended at least a 500 kw engine, but heat steam requirements influence the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney City
Paquette
Council to Study Feasibility of Replacing 50 KW Engine
Officials discussed options for a new turbine or diesel generator with costs around 35000 dollars. The old 50 kw unit would likely be worth only 700 to 800 dollars due to declining demand for small engines. The council authorized Paquette to solicit engineers to propose a formal feasibility study.
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Poquette
Paquette
Low Air Mail Rates Boost September Air Cargo Volume
The eastern trans continental air mail route from New York to Chicago carried 109,662 pounds in September, up from 103,204 in August and 55,752 in July. Officials expected a September dip after August but the total rose 4,944 pounds over August, aided by fewer business days.
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New York
Chicago
Post Office Department
Post office air mail figures climb in September
Thirty one days and four Sundays in August push early month totals higher than September. Air mail carried 423,991 pounds in September versus 419,047 in August and 214,654 in July with 209,760 in June, reflecting a rise in activity in the early period of the new rate scheme.
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Air Mail
State Debating League Program Update
The program remains the same as last year with district division after December 1. All schools must enter by that date, with membership as of November 13 shown via $5 dues to the treasurer, listing Albion to Wayne and Wymore among participating schools.
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Albion
Auburn
Aurora
Bayard
Beatrice
Bertrand
Blair Central City
Chadron
College View
Cozad
Craig
Crete
Daykin
Doniphan
Edgar
Farwell
Friend
Geneva
Gibbon
Grand Island
Hartington
Hastings
Holdrege
Helmsville
Humboldt
Kearney
Lincoln
Loup City
Lyons
Meadow Grove
Nebraska School of Agriculture
Curtis
Nebraska Wesleyan H. S
Newcastle
Norfolk
Oakland
Ohiowa
Omaha Central
Ong
Osceola
Pender
Plattsmouth
Ravenna
Rosalie
Scottsbluff
Seward
Shickley
Shubert
Sidney
Steele City
Sterling
Stromsburg
Sutherland
Sutton
Tecumseh, Tekamah, Valley
Wakefield, Wayne, Wymore
Bluhill Coffee Promises Better Taste and Economy
A brief promotional note claims good coffee is the most economical as it goes farther and tastes better. Bluhill Coffee is presented as the answer to coffee satisfaction.
Prairie Echo shines with stellar student publication
The first volume of volume 3 of the Prairie Echo, the official paper of St. Patrick's Academy in Sidney, is circulating. The eight page tabloid covers many subjects across departments and is well edited by a new staff led by Benedict Foley as editor in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Praire Echo
St. Patrick’s Academy of Sidney
Prairie Echo
Benedict Foley
Helen Peetz
Robert Delaney
Helen Sexton
Mary E. Maginnis
John Delaney
Dr Glen Rye Acquitted of Murder Charge in Nebraska
Rushville Nebraska November 19 Dr Glen Rye a Palestine Texas dentist was acquitted by a district court jury after three and a half hours deliberation of murder charges stemming from the August shooting of his stepfather Frank Celik Rye testified he acted to aid his mother during a confrontation with another woman a milliner who was with Celik The defense cited a Texas governor Dan Moody who provided a character deposition for Rye Rye returned to Texas after the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Nebr
Glen Rye
Palestine
Tex
Frank Celik
Rye
Celik
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Coolidge
J. B. Byars Co
Santa
Johnny
North Pole
Mother
Academy
DR. Rye
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