Sidney Football Practice Interrupted By Rain
Rain halted Sidney football drills as teams in the western conference prepare for the season. Scottsbluff reports 55 candidates, Gering trains a green squad but with a strong nucleus, Alliance fields ten lettermen, and Chappell outlook remains undecided.
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Logan County
Sterling
Lemon
Colorado
Sidney Recel
Scottsbluff
Tolliver
Gering
Alliance
Chappell
Game violators fined as hunting season opens
Nebraska residents faced $1 permits and non-resident $2 fees. J C Rickets fined 85 dollars and costs at Arapahoe for undersized fish. Garnet and Ray Eggleberger received 25 dollar fines with wrong permit. Deputies Sinner and Ling made arrests. Other prosecutions include illegal fishing fines of 10 dollars to 15 dollars with costs and damages, and fishing without permits resulting in costs.
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Nebraska
J. C. Rickets
Arapahoe
Garnet
Ray Eggleberger
E.sinner
8. Ling
Ross Edwards
W. A.bouchard
Brother Walters
Beaver City
Ira Squire
Leo McCall
Wilgonville
John Deuel
Fresmont
H. E. Dorrance
Omaha
Fremont
Otto Hiatt
Cambridge
W. E. Sullivan
Lincoln
Edison
C. E. Lindstrom
Wilc
Four Inches Rainfall in Six Days Sets Sidney Record
Sidney communities faced heavy rain with four inches in six days and 18 new records. Roads, detours, and flooded areas disrupted travel while shoppers crowded rural stores over the weekend. City crews resumed street grading to repair damage from the prolonged rainfall.
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Sidney
Delton
Annual Dalton Festival lists committees and chairs
The Dalton annual festival set for Wednesday October 2 names H. L. Heizer as exhibit and prize chair along with E. R. Blome finance Ray Zarbaugh sports Mrs. Clement pictures show Rex Carey music W. J. Ewing concessions and judges F. J. Jennett decorations John Vogler and E. S. Ewing parade Raymond Graff housing and livestock Mrs. H. C. Anderson reception W. H. Reinmuth poultry Raymond Graff and G. T. Hardin machinery J. H. Foster speaker L. Arndt horseshoe games Roger Brennan watermelon feed Walter Brestel and John B. Cortney street decorations. committee chairs may name assistants.
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H. L. Heizer
E. R. Blome
Ray Zarbaugh
Mrs. Clement
Rex Carey
W. J. Ewing
F. J. Jennett
John Vogler
E. S. ‘Ewing
Raymond Graff
G. T. Hardin
J. H. Foster
L. Arndt
Roger Brennan
Walter Brestel
John B. Cortney
Crossings at Potter Eliminated for New Highway Route
A new gravel road will bypass Potter, following the railroad line to a Cheyenne county corridor. The entire route will be surfaced, reducing railroad grade crossings to one mile east of Sidney. A bridge near Point of Rocks adds a quarter mile detour. completion is planned for early next spring for heavy traffic.
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Page
Dix
Potter
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Point of Rocks
Boeing to deploy 18 passenger ships on cross country line
Boeing plans cross country service using 18 passenger transports designed for speed and long range. Each craft seats 18 passengers, two pilots, and can be converted to a flying post office. Planes boast 135 mph top speed, 80 ft wingspan, 55 ft length, 8 ton weight, and radio telephone with 12,000 ft altitude reach.
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Crary
Cleveland
Boeing Company
Omaha
Boeing
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Chicago
Sparks and Static News Bits and Odds
A miscellaneous column notes humorous items and local color. It mentions school spending in a large city, a Chicago high school rule banning corsage bouquets, baldness linked to a germ in a satire, and comments on congress and a corn stalks newspaper print idea. It recalls a theater show interrupted by an incident and a midwest showgoer.
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Chicago
First Nebraska air tour set to launch Sunday
Weather concerns linger but no major delay expected as 8:30 a.m. start is planned at Omaha airport. Major Houghland leads safety briefings with pilots. many aircraft from oil firms and local groups have arrived. Notable planes include a Lockheed Vega, a Fokker Super Universal, and a Ford trimotor. List of passengers includes Albert Schnider, Rhoads, Sam Smith, and Jean Jacques.
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Nebraska
Omaha
V. E. Jhal
Fort Crook
H. J. Houghland
Houghland
E. D. Fox
Independent Oil Company
Tom D. Park
Kansas City
W. B. Stone
Mrs. Stone
Dick Alien
Chicago
Shaffer Oil Company
Arthur Bloomingdale
H. L. Allen
Bosch Magneto Ee
Springfield
Mass
E. H. Pearson
F. D. Bonham
Pioneer Aircraft
Wichita
The
World- Herald
World-Herald
Travelair
Miss Hastings
Hastings Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dale Myers
D. F. Payne
Henry Choquette
Junior Chamber
Lincoln
Vern Carstens
E. K. Campbell
Rapid Aviation Company
Council Bluffs
Don Halley
Rapid Aviation
Ford
Clyde Ice
J. W. Wellings
B. N. Frye
J. T. Stewart
Stewart Motor Cmpany
D. M. Halley
Jean Jacques
Jacques
National Air
Bunker Family Returns After Visit. Local Sports Scores
William Jeudes and family returned home after visiting relatives in the eastern part of the state. Alfred Borcher bought a new Whippet sedan. Bunker Hill and Kimball played, Kimball won 11 to 4. Sylvia Bayne attended a teachers institute in Sidney. Students starting school in Sidney include Bernice Helen Clarence Agnes and Mildred Beyer and Florence Thurston. Mr and Mrs Earl Bayne and W F Bayne visited Iva Beyer. A car load of peaches pears and grapes will arrive this week. Prices Right Piggly Wigsiy Stere.
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William Jeudes
August
Helen
Alfred Borcher
Bunker Hill
Kimball
Bunker Mill
Sylvia Bayne
Teachers Institute
Sidney
Bernice
Clarence
Agnes
Mildred Beyer
Florence Thurston
Earl Bayne
W. F. Bayne
Iva Beyer
Hastings residents host visits amid upcoming wedding
Mrs. Herman Staley and daughter Jeanette return home from visiting sister Mrs. Art Borcher and family. Clara and James attended a shower at the Adolph Moll home in honor of Esther ahead of her marriage. Hilda Mueller stopped by the Moll residence as Mr Moll helps Mr Spiker with field work. A police pup is lost and a reward is offered. contact 217.
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Herman Staley
Jeanette
Hastings
Esther
Hilda Mueller
Adolph Moll
Mr. Moll
Rodman and Sorensen Clash Over Guaranty Fund
Rodman and Sorensen prepare for a debate on the guaranty fund law. Both men influence public sentiment through newspapers and political circles. Nebraskans show satisfaction with the law, with every legislature since 1909 refusing to repeal it, suggesting minimal shifts in opinion despite ongoing discussions.
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Rodman
Sorensen
Guaranty Fund
Nebraska
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Pianca
Jaseae- Bergees Music Stere
Rch Ed
Howdy
Doakes McBathwater
Congress
O. G. Brown
Kretz Radio
Oxfords
Selec
Greenlees’ Inc
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