Beet Loadings Fall Short of Previous Year at Sidney Station
Beet receipts come from within a few miles west of Sidney as irrigation expands in the area. An 11 pound beet shown by Dr. R. E. Roche from Lodge Pole Valley Development Company illustrates the size of beets in the current market. The article notes continued efforts to treble last year’s beet loadings and mentions Russia’s divorce trend linked to a new family aid law.
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Sidney
Russia
Moscow
R. E. Roche
Lodge Pole Valley Development Company
Sidney Bulldogs Ready for Conference Push After Rest
Coach Brown praised the Sidney squad after their Bayard game as they prepare for November foes. Alliance crushed Gering 33 to 7, signaling a bid for the conference title. The Bulldogs, described as big and fast, seek a clean sweep despite a teachers union interruption to the schedule. Cheyenne Wyoming faces Scotts Bluff in tonight’s feature.
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Bayard
Alliance
Bulldogs
Sidney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Scottsbluff
Lutherans Observe Centennial With Film
A historical Lutheran centennial event features a film and discussion by Dr Walter Maier. The program outlines the formation of the Synodical Conference and its member bodies, including the Missouri Synod and Joint Synod of Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan. Admission is free with a free will offering to cover expenses.
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Missouri Synod _ Sister
Missouri
Ohio
Joint
Synod of
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North
Young Citizens Meet Scheduled in City Monday
The article notes a Young Citizens meeting in the city on Monday with personality tests to aid selecting winners. Awards will be presented at the Young Citizens banquet on November 16, and a border dispute between Poland and Lithuania remains unsettled since their postwar creation.
Auto Dealers Plan To Fight Towing Charge
Auto dealers discussed strategies to challenge an escalating towing charge. Clarification will be sought on several points that confuse dealers and are interpreted differently by the state patrol, prompting coordinated questions for guidance.
First AAA Checks In State Due Nov
Two representatives from the regional AAA office led a conference to train fieldmen in listing data on individual farms for 939 corn acreage allotments. Data will come from county ACP records, no farm visits needed this year. The 1939 program continues under the 1938 Farm Act, reducing delays from new acts.
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The
AAA
Freldmen
ACP
Wallace
Ballots To Be Printed By Telegraph Today
Ballots to be printed by telegraph today show Democratic candidates above Republicans as Democrats led in primaries. A separate ballot lists the slot machine amendment, while five other constitutional amendments appear on another ballot. Voters are urged to obtain sample ballots and read proposals closely to avoid confusion.
Ad Contest Opens In Paper Radio Today
A newspaper and radio ad contest launches with six participants Babcock Implement Company Dr Maher Sidney Creamery Company Cheyenne County Lumber Company Publix Market and Sidney Clothing Company Each week competing venues choose a different article to advertise Participants are to call these establishments learn the article and then write an ad for submission
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Babcock Implement Company
Farming Change The Answer To Problem
A regional expert argues that repeated wet periods alone won t stabilize the area as dry years would recur and crops fail after bountiful harvests. He advocates climate adapted agriculture with larger units, grazing and feed crops to replace cash grain and small stock rearing where it fails. He urges promptly developed controllable irrigation projects as economic havens for distressed farmers and calls for state and county agency cooperation. Dr. Leo J. Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath. Osborn Building.
Advertising contest rules for newspaper and radio
A concise promotion describes weekly ad submissions for six sponsors. Entries must be in by Wednesday noon, without purchase or obligation. Contest is open to all except staff families. Entries may cover one or more sponsors with radio and newspaper copies judged by station manager and newspaper editor.
Mrs. Roche Injured In Omaha Car Collision
Mrs. R. E. Roche sustained a broken arm and minor injuries in an automobile crash in Omaha last night. She was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital and was not thought to be seriously hurt. Passenger Peggy Donald of Grand Island received scratches. Lillian Miller, a Roche hospital office nurse, drove the car. Miss Miller's injuries were unclear. Two cars were involved, and relatives had only sparse details. The Roche party had left to join Dr. Roche at the Midwest Clinic in Omaha.
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R. E. Roche
Omaha
T Here
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roche Hospital
Peggy Donald
Grand Island
Miss Miller
Lodge Pole News Roundup of Local Visits and Life Events
Dale Wise of Santa Maria California arrived Tuesday for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs W W Wise. Hazel Meyer of Fort Morgan Colorado visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs Edith Meyer. Mrs Martin Peterson was discharged Sunday from Harris hospital in Chappell after treatment for burns from a gasoline explosion. Arthur Rhine and Mrs Carrie Bonser were Crook Colorado business callers Monday. Mr and Mrs C H Johnson and Barbara visited over the weekend at H R Hanick home in Melbeta. Miss Geraldine Brester of Chappell was guest of Miss Dorothy Howett Wednesday. Glendon Maline and James McCarter of Cozad were Whitfoot home visitors. W L Bates of Kimball was a Wednesday overnight guest of his father B J Bates and sister Miss Ruby. Mrs C H Johnson and daughter-
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Dale Wise
Santa Maria
Calif
Mrs
W. W. Wise
Hazel Meyer
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Edith Meyer
Martin Peterson
Harris Hospital
Chappell
Bonser
Crook
C. H. Johnson
Barbara
H. R. Hanick
Melhbeta
Geraldine Brester
Dorothy Howett
Glendon Maline
James McCarter
Cozad
Whitfoot
W. L. Bates of
Kimball
B. J. Bates
Miss Ruby
Relatives Visited in Western States Return Home
Barbara ter and Dorothy Line returned from visits in Bend and Sacramento to their Colorado homes. Mr and Mrs William Munson accompanied Dorothy Line home from Rocky Ford. Mrs P H Barrett and Miss Sallie Barrett visited Mrs John Pavlat in Potter. Mrs M Waller and Mrs Barrett visited Chappell and Ovid. The Munsons returned to Rocky Ford on Thursday.
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Barbara
Bend
Oregon
Sacramento
San Francisco
Berkley
Calif
Dorothy Line
Rocky Ford
Colo
William Munson
William Xzunson
Rocky Ford, Colorado
Rose's Hat Shop Clearance Sale This Friday Saturday
Rose's Hat Shop advertises a clearance sale with greatly reduced prices set for Friday and Saturday. The notice highlights discounted mats alongside hats, inviting shoppers to visit the store during the two day event.
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Rose
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