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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
8
Hamilton reports strong December bookings as audiences flock to Feet First with Harold Lloyd and the steelworker thrills. Claudette Colbert scores in a noted stage adaptation while Buddy Rogers rises toward stardom in Heads Up.
A Legion Auxiliary leader outlines annual programs focusing on national defense and especially Americanism work. Eligibility rules include wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters of Legion members, widows of fallen soldiers, and women who served in the war, including nurses and yeomenettes.
A man described as an alleged embezzler, aged 36, is bound for federal court for a hearing scheduled Tuesday. The case continues from page one and involves an appointment to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Judge Jo Oberfelder.
The county faced a severe blizzard that stalled passengers in two machines all night. Motorists abandoned cars near Lorenzo and sought shelter in farm homes as roads slowly opened. The storm hit Sidney Tuesday night, intensified Wednesday with a northeast wind, and spread across the Rocky Mountain region. Nebraska bore the worst impact with livestock losses feared while forecasts failed to predict the severity.
Aristocrat the Ak-Sar-Ben and other Burlington flyers are joined by twenty new freight engines to speed Midwest commerce and meet faster schedules while preserving reserve power, a Burlington tradition.
Continued from page one. The survey shows the state will have 14 million more bushels of corn and wheat combined than in 1929. Corn production is a few million bushels below 1929 totals while wheat production exceeds last year by over 15 million bushels. Per acre yields for both corn and wheat are expected to be slightly higher than last year.
Mr. Hedges will discuss the agricultural outlook while Miss Mason covers home equipment in an afternoon program forming the schedule for an organized agricultural session.
Popular Sidney couple married Monday at Golden Colorado church. They will reside in Sidney, both operate businesses locally. The ceremony united two prominent local residents in a public wedding noted by county observers.
A Broadwater youth died and others became ill after consuming liquor from an alleged moonshine peddler. The group had returned to steal a larger amount. It is unclear if the intoxicants were deliberately poisoned and investigations continue.
The Women’s Club presented a patriotic pageant at the auditorium on Tuesday. Eluded group singing of patriotic numbers featured, with an introduction by Rev. F. C. Mills and vocal solos by Mrs. Ed Ahrens Mrs. Jack Stone Eleanor Rose and Georgia Martin.
Western Nebraska livestock feeders faced cancellation as heavy snow blocked roads. County agent Mr Waggoner noted the meeting was called off after King Winter delayed arrival, despite expectations of a large turnout and valuable pointers for growers.
Mrs. George McCracken was on the sick list the past week. Numerous Sterling visitors called on neighbors and helped with repairs, while Mary Louise Kendrick suffered appendicitis. A self invited gathering honored Mrs. Vern Wilson with a shower of gifts and luncheon.
E Bonser and H H Marshall rode to Stirling for jury duty on Thursday. Mrs D E Dickinson Sunol and Mrs Guy Stevens Grand Island visited Albert Otties and called at G W Bonser and E N Roth homes. J E Bates Crook locality visited G I Bonser. C W Bonser family Sunday visit to E Bonser. Chauncey Lauderbach dies at Sidney hospital after months of illness and pneumonia at an advanced age.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anthony hosted Raymond Anthony and family. Mrs. Alice Hansen visited Sid ney Draw, later leaving for Kimball. Lutes family called on Turners. Frerichs hosted Todd and Brooks. Katherine Hatcher stayed with cousin Opal Bundy in Sidney. Mike Loncar ill. Maxine Todd seriously ill with intestinal flu. Hofelt returned to work husking corn after a sprained thumb.
East Huntsman Mr and Mrs George Nieman and family were Sunday dinner guests at Fritz Brauer home in Sidney. Mr and Mrs H Schmidt and daughter were dinner guests at Fred Flicker home Sunday. Claus Engelland and George Nieman were hunting on the North River Saturday. Fred Kettler accompanied B Barnhart to eastern part of the state Sunday returning Monday. Family spent Friday evening at Claus Engelland home. The program at district 77 school house Friday night was well attended.
A doctor suggests Thoxine as a non gargle remedy that relieves sore throat and coughing by targeting the internal cause. It is offered in 35c 60c and $1.00 bottles, safe for the whole family and backed by a money back guarantee.
Elsie Nieman visited Mrs. O L Miller on Thursday while the Elsen family shared supper at the George Nieman home Monday. The funeral for Wilma Gel drew Fred Flicker George Nieman Claus Engelland and son attendees. Several visits and hunting trips follow with names like Kettler Barnhart Lipke Hughes and Peters noted. The Telegraph advertises Christmas cards in stock and a Union Pacific Athletic Club debt reduction fund dance on Friday November 21.
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