Whistling Sage at U S A theatre Saturday show
Buck Jones stars in Whispering Sage a tense southwest drama at the U S A theatre Saturday afternoon and evening with hair raising moments and scenic beauty Also Forever After with Mary Astor Lloyd Hughes shown next Sunday a romance spanning high school college and wartime France Then Mr Wu with Lon Chaney at U S A theatre Monday and Tuesday featuring elaborate sets and a Chinese garden plus a comedy sketch There will be a matinee Monday and a later program with The Cheerful Fraud and Which Witch noted.
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Buck Jones
Fox Films
Natalie Joyce
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
New England
France
Chaney
Mr. Wu
Orient
Lon Chaney
Louise Dresser
Renee Adoree
Ralph Forbes
Gertrude Olmsted
Anna May Wong
Wong Wing
Holmes Herbert
Claude King
American Legion Auxiliary
Reginald Denny
Denny
Castle
Local Social Notes From Bunker Hill Community
Doris Thurston spent Tuesday evening with Lorene Engel. Wm Sachs hauled hogs to Dalton last Friday. Several from here attended Mamie Farrs sale last Thursday. Mrs Paul Meyer visited the Wm Sachs home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Herman Ehmke visited at the Henry Ehmke home last week. Lorene Engel spent Wednesday night with Bernice Beyer. The Frame family hosted supper at the Otto Zuhlke home on Sunday. Edna Frame joined dinner at Fred Beyers on Thursday. John Engel had his car overhauled in Sidney last week. Fred Beyer owns a new Buick sedan. The Beyers Ehmkes Foster Bayne and Nelsons attended the Sidney show Wednesday evening. The Spikers visited the Frame home Wednesday night. Mrs Everett Foster visited Iva Beyer Wednesday evening. The Sands entertained friends at supper Sunday. The Borchers spent Sunday near Dalton with Mrs Borchers parents. Engel children spent Saturday night with Helen Beyer during the Engel dance at Gene Weeds. The Meyers and Henry Schmidt drove to Denver last Saturday and returned Sunday. The Fosters and Le Sueur party went Illinois with their daughter Grace last week. Wm Rohde and son Henry and Frank Beyer attended a hog sale at Gothenburg last Saturday. Engel family visited relatives in Gurvy Sunday. The Daltoms drove to Denver last week to visit Grace and other relatives. Fred Beyer and sons Joe and Willis with Nels Nelson went to the lakes.
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Doris Thurston
Lorene Engel
Wm. Sachs
Dalton
Mamie Farr
Paul Meyer
Herman Ehmke
Henry Ehmke
Bernice Beyer
Ray Frame
Otto Zuhlke
Edna
Fred Beyer
John Engel
Sidney
Pete Beyer
Everet Foster
Rex Bayne
Joe
Willis Beyer
Nels
Clyde Nelson
T. C. Spiker
Iva Beyer
Wm. Sachsente
Art Borcher
Lions
Fred Jans
Crook
Jans
Robert Nicholas
Frank Stull
Roland Stull
Sterling
M. T. Moore
C. M. Morton
Marion Merrill
Mr. Howe
Hilliard Farm
Homer Lemon
Lincoln
Charles Brecht
E. L. Stickney
Fred Woolen
Gilbert
Woolen
E. Bates
Glen McCall
A. D Hilliard
W. A. McKelvey
George
Orbie King’s
Ed Aldrich
Local families on weekend visits and trips
Monday trips sent Mr and Mrs P J Beyer and son Andrew to Denver for a pleasure excursion. Several visits to John Engel and Art Froeming homes occurred Monday afternoon and Sunday dinners at the Wm Jeu des and Art Border residences. Families including Ehmkes Rohdes and Henries enjoyed meals with relatives at various homes. A party returned from the east last week and dined at Henry Hargens in Sidney.
Spring Canyons Lions Wives Host Supper in Crook
Community notes from Crook and Sterling detail a Lions Wives supper at Mrs. Fred Jans home in Crook, visits by Mrs. Marion Merrill and family, dental trips, agricultural class field judging by Mr. Howe, and various social visits. Gilbert Woolen's 21st birthday celebrated with a surprise party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woolen.
Ventilator Suggested for Wide Corn Cribs
Farmers with eight or nine foot wide corn cribs can store soft corn this year without spoilage, while those with cribs ten to twelve feet wide may profit from installing an A shaped ventilator lengthwise through each crib to relieve pressure and prevent spoilage.
Ventilators for Corn Cribs Recommended by Agricultural College
An agricultural college recommends ventilators to improve air flow in corn cribs. The design uses two by fours eight feet long, mitre jointed at the top, three feet wide at the bottom, braced with boards, and spaced two feet apart. Install before filling, toe-nail into place, and shovel corn in from both sides to prevent movement.
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The
Agricultural College
Nebraska
Iowa
General Motors Nine Month Earnings Reach New High
General Motors reports net earnings of 193,758,302 for the first nine months ending September 30, equating to 10.75 a share on the new 25 pear common stock. After adjusting for Fisher Body, the year’s earnings rise by 36,026,469, marking the corporation’s best nine months yet while dealer sales for the period total 1,316,5987 cars, up from 996,321 last year. Retail dealer-to-user sales reach 1,260,445 cars, versus 962,295 previously.
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General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Fisher Body Corporation
Denver Slayer Found Guilty in Involuntary Manslaughter Trial
Joseph S. Minter was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of State Senator Albert S. Bogdon on June 9. The jury deliberated over 28 hours. Sentence ranges from one day to one year with potential nine months served for good behavior. defense has filed a motion for a new trial likely to be withdrawn.
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Denver
Joseph S. Minter
Albert S. Bogdon
Minter
Special Sale of Pianos and Player Pianos
Closing out stock of pianos and player pianos in the Scottsbluff area at greatly reduced prices. High grade instruments offered at one third to one half off. A HOSPE CO. Scottsbluff, Nebr. 12-13-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
No Budget Increase Sought for Prohibition Enforcement
Washington reports no rise in the $13,000,000 annual prohibition enforcement appropriation for next year. Assistant Secretary Lowman says the unit will request the same amount and defer judging sufficiency to Congress. Seizures of rum running cars kept spending within limits. no new vehicles needed. Mellon notes two planes seized in Florida and one near the Canadian border, to form a potential government air fleet.
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Washington
Congress
Lowman
The
Treasury
Prohibition
Mellon
Florida
Judge Caverly Sees Smith Carry Chicago in Dems Rift
Judge John Caverly, who presided over the Leopold and Loeb murder trial, arrived home from Europe aboard the Conterosso and said Gov. Al Smith is the strongest modern Democratic figure. He predicted Smith will easily carry Chicago and Illinois, and he noted he believes Leopold and Loeb may not live much longer in prison.
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New York
John Caverly
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Chicago
Europe
al Smith
Caverly
Illinois
Leeb
Leopold
Bobby Franks
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Mahler Garage
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Mahler Garage according to the 89 1 note.
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Mahler Garage
Bazaar and Dance Event at Hardy Hall October 28
Save the date for October 28 at Hardy Hall with a 2 p.m. bazaar and a 9 p.m. dance. Homemade candy will be available throughout the event.
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Hardy Hall
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At the
Bunker Hill
P. J. Daltom
William
Grace
Joe and
Willis
Nels Nelson
Lakes
P J Beyer
Andrew
George Rohde
Wm. Rohde
Chris
Art Froeming
Wilma
Wm. Jeudes
Belle Stafford
Freda Mickelman
Art Border
Polster
Fred Klug
Ernest Hille
Harrison
East
Henry Hargens
Spring Canyons
General Motors
Centralmarket
Olson & Sons
Jonn Caverly
Smith
Telegraph
Albaugh Tire Shop
McFadden Millinery
Sidney Ice & Storage Co
Colorado
United States
Sidney Ice & Storage Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Center Ladies Aid
H. P. Fairbanks- Morse
John Deere
McCormick
John Deere Lister
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