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Prompt maker M W Osborn Motor Co notes glycerine or Prestone may save a frozen radiator or block during cold weather.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
2
Widow of Brother Marries His Brother in Sterling
Mrs Lena Houser and James W Houser of Lodge Pole received a marriage license in Sterling on Wednesday and were wed by County Judge Hinkley. The groom is the brother of the bride’s first husband. the bride was a widow.
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Lena Houser
James W. Houser
Lodge Pole
Sterling Wedensday
Hinkley
Houser
Catholic Bazaar Set By Altar Society At St Patrick’s
Announcement for the annual fall bazaar and supper at St Patrick’s auditorium hosted by the Altar Society. The event is scheduled for November 5 and 6 with a carnival of bazaar bargains, delicious suppers, and large attendance expected year after year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Auditorium
Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
Altar Society
General contractor arrives as high school work starts
A general contractor arrives Wednesday to begin work on the new high school. When completed the Sidney public schools will compare with Nebraska's best, with the north side building serving this ward for years and the current high school converting to a junior high. The school board likely will adopt the 6 3 3 education plan after construction.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Scohol Board
Telegraph offers hunters ten day open season on rural farm
The Telegraph reports a farm granted unimpeded hunting during the ten day open season, delivering community benefit to Sidney hunters by providing access without disturbance.
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The
Telegraph
Believe crop report sets corn average too small
The state division reports corn yield per acre is lower than expected, with total Nebraska production reduced this year. A portion of the crop will be marketed, and farmers may need to import coarse grain before the next harvest. The wheat outlook remains favorable across sections.
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Nebraska
Fox to Exhibit Madame Satan and Call of the Flesh
A special representative discusses exploitation of two feature pictures. A dramatic party aboard a zeppelin precedes a sensational wreck scene praised as top DeMille direction. Call of the Flesh stars Ramon Novarro with Dorothy Jordan and Ernest Torrence in supporting roles. Madame Satan plays November 11 and 12, Call of the Flesh November 2 and 3.
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Bita
DeMille
Glickhaus
Ramon Novarro
Old
Seville
Novarro
Dorothy Jordan
Ernest Torrance
Madame Satan
the Fox
Call of the Flesh
Dr Zike Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy in Sidney
Dr C W Zike a prominent Sidney veterinarian underwent an emergency appendectomy Wednesday afternoon at a local hospital. His condition was reported favorable the following day. His father A R Zike and sister in law, from Federal, Wyoming, drove to Sidney to be with him.
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C. W. Zike
Sidney
State bankers push plan to curb banditry in Omaha meet
The state convention of bankers in Omaha on November 7 urged steps to form a state constabulary and outlined anti robbery measures. Banks should minimize cash on hand, store negotiables in secure centers, install tear gas and silent alarm systems, and block roads after robberies with guard support at highways. The committee thanked the American Legion and named members including Mr. Wilson Charles E. Wood and W. H. Barber.
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State Convention of Bankers
Omaha
American Legion
Mr. Wilson
Charles E. Wood
Bank of Talmadge
W. H. Barber
Bank of Paxton
No hunting or trespassing on Sections 31 and 32
Property owner A. Hand and son warn against hunting or trespassing on all of sections 31 and 32 under penalty of law, stating no hunting is permitted across the area.
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Pem
A. Hand and Son
New Measures Urged to Keep Nebraska Insurance High Plane
Omaha speakers at Nebraska Insurance Day pressed for ethics and tougher rules. Lloyd Dort urged removing insurance from politics, adding tenure for the insurance commissioner, stronger regulation and penalties for misrepresentation and false entries. Proposals include defining agency qualifications for group and juvenile insurance, punishing defamation of insurers, and curbing unadmitted foreign insurers by restricting non agent business and requiring agent channels with limited exceptions.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Lloyd Dort
Dort
Insurance
Nebraska officials seek state fidelity and burglary insurance
State officers plan to ask the next legislature to provide premiums for fidelity and burglary insurance to safeguard securities. State Treasurer W. M. Stebbdilns guards 14 million in bonds, all non negotiable and labeled property of Nebraska. Secretary Clarence G. Bliss holds millions in custody. State Auditor L. B. Johnson oversees 6 million, with some negotiable pieces. Authorities discuss blanket policy, but funds to pay premiums are unavailable.
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W. M. Stebbdilns
Nebraska
Clarence G. Bliss
Department of Trade and Commerce
L. B. Johnson
C. A. Sorensen
Johnson
Insurance Firms Await Legislature Action on Premium Reimbursement
Insurance companies are ready to issue policies and await the next legislature’s action for premium reimbursement. Coverage to secure all securities across three departments including the state treasury would cost about $5,000 annually in premiums.
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State Treasury
Solid Freezes Arrive As First Touch Of Winter Hits Panhandle
A solid freeze and sharp chill settled over Skiney and surrounding areas last night as the Panhandle sees below freezing temperatures. After mild earlier conditions, recent winds and mixed rain gave way to colder days, threatening little harm to corn still maturing while suggesting a late harvest window.
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Solid Freeze
First Touch Winter
Panhandle
Antelope Divide Family and Farmers Union News
Mr and Mrs H A Lockhart and children were diners at the L K Nelson home Sunday. Mrs J M Nelson and daughters visited at L K Nelson and J W Bertramson homes. Farmers Union meeting at R Hadley home Friday was well attended. next gathering at E M Beale home. The children and grandchildren of the...
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H. A. Lockhart
L. K. Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Local family gatherings and visits noted in area notices
Mr and Mrs Mads Larson gathered at Mr and Mrs Carl Larson s home for a family reunion. The Jolly Neighbors club meets at Mrs E R Hadley s on Thursday October 30. George Foscett of Wyoming visited at Jack Richards home. Mrs Roscoe Madden and son plan Omaha visits. Neighbors celebrated Mr Terman s birthday. Jim Jensen flew to Salt Lake City for his mother s illness. Various local visits, learnings, and travel mentioned among families and clubs.
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Mads Larson
Carl ‘Larson
Jolly Neighbors Club
E. R. Hadley
George Foscett
Wyoming
Jack Richards
Roscoe Madden and Son
Omaha
Restarves
Chris Terman
Mr. Terman
Jim Jensen
Salt Lake City
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