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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1931
Page
11
Report notes no anthrax cases likely to be found before Sunday with continued discussion from page 1. Mention explains disease affects milk yield in animals after exposure, leading to reduced or impossible milk production within hours.
Reel contractors are a key Sidney industry employing a large local workforce, many with families. They rely heavily on Caterpillar equipment, purchased through the Sidney Tractor and Machinery company.
Yant congratulates Omaha and eastern Nebraska on completing the initial paving program. Mr. Yant expresses confidence in future work as another paving district is planned, reflecting the company’s established presence in the state.
The series renews at 12:30 p m local time at Sportsmans Park with the Cardinals favored after Martin’s impact on the A’s morale. Connie Mack may rely on Lefty Grove for Saturday if today’s game goes against him, as Grove struggles against the Cardinal lineup.
Governor Charles W. Bryan and State Superintendent Charles W. Taylor are slated to address a lengthy program of teachers meetings and conferences. The agenda includes multiple general sessions, reports, luncheons, banquets, and a closing ceremony at various local venues with state and district leaders in attendance.
Dr Wiliam L Shearer of Omaha Dr T P Mullins of Chadron Dr G A Young of Omaha Dr C Reeder of Omaha Dr J R Taylor of Sidney and Dr Edwin Davis of Omaha attended a Friday meeting in Alliance with demonstrations by Dr H S Walker Dr G F Johnston Dr Joseph Kuncl and Dr E I White head. state game and forestation commission issued duck and goose open dates from October 20 noon to November 19 federal bag limit applies Hunters should review 1931 laws to avoid arrests from misunderstandings.
Officials announce an upcoming teachers convention to be held in Sidney with eight of fifteen counties required to attend. A Thursday night party sponsored by Sidney teachers promises carnival fun while Friday’s chamber entertainment features vaudeville acts funded by the chamber. Sidney, Alliance and Scottsbluff vie to host the annual meeting, with rotation possible if Sidney makes a strong showing. Notables in education are slated to speak.
The Bridgeport Maroons under a new coach Coach McHlroy prepare for a pivotal conference opener at 2 30 pm. Key players Goodale Brewer and Livoni anchor the backfield with Masse the standout fullback. Expected starters include Black Masse Chesebro and La dine with Montgomery, La dine, Chambers, Busacker and Atkins among the line.
Express urges Lodge Pole to press the school board for a bond election to fund a new building. It states the old facility is insufficient for current needs and growth, urging support to maintain high educational standards. Joseph Hahler of the Hahler Garage traveled to Cheyenne on business Wednesday.
A reporter and a shoe shine spokesman clash over price cuts as winter looms. The spokesman argues ten cents is too low and promises standard rates to avoid oppression. The exchange mocks diplomacy, implying words can ease tensions more than conflict.
The paving jubilee at Sidney is advanced to Monday October 12 drawing interest from Sidneys neighbors and rural districts. Hundreds from western Nebraska plan to attend and shop the event for fall and winter savings while enjoying the celebrations.
Paving on all but one Tenth avenue block between Jackson and King streets will be completed, the remaining section roped off for the Jubilee dance and program. Five blocks reopen to traffic, ample parking expected. Public notices list Monday's program and participating alert merchants. Shoppers are promised record value with prices cut below last year and extra Jubilee discounts. Many merchants advertise Monday only, others Saturday and Monday, some from publication date through Jubilee. Remember Monday October 12 for a day of values and memorable entertainment.
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