Visit of National Editors Could Boost Sidney Nebraska
Sidney Chamber of Commerce and Cheyenne county push the National Editorial Association visit during Omaha convention year. The plan would bring 500 to 800 journalists to Sidney and Cheyenne county for side trips to Black Hills and panhandle wheat country, delivering free publicity for local industry and agriculture.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Black Hills
Nebraska
Panhandle
Campaign to Bring National Editors Visits Sidney Cheyenne County
A proposal urges funding an advertising campaign to attract the national newspaper editors tour to Sidney and Cheyenne County. The piece argues that hosting the visit would yield substantial publicity value, with modest entertainment costs and a memorable, well organized reception to impress the visiting editors and boost the county’s image.
Traffic advisory at Central avenue and Lincoln highway
Officials warn drivers to use extra caution at the Central avenue Lincoln highway intersection during Saturday rush hours and the fall festival while the corn palace stands there. Proposes a traffic officer to manage congestion and ensure safety for pedestrians. Next week Sidney county fair expected to be the best fall celebration with larger crowds and improved exhibits.
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Central Avenue
Lincoln Highway
Sidney
Aftermath of a Florida Coast Wind Claims Irreplaceable Loss
An ill wind along the Florida coast leaves untold sorrow as lives of men, women, and children are lost. Recovery may grow, but the most precious losses cannot be replaced. The region looks to rebuild slowly, hoping the old adage about doing somebody good proves true.
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Florida
Ice Man Goes Out Back Window Coal Man In Through Cellar
A brisk seasonal line captures the annual shift as warm weather arrives and heating needs give way to cooling, implying the routine turnover of suppliers and households adjusting to changing seasons. The quip hints at familiar, repeated urban rhythms.
Daddy of Them All marks 54 years of Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph, western Nebraska’s pioneer paper, enters its fifty fourth year and shifts to semi weekly publication with the first issue due next Tuesday. Western Nebraska papers extend congratulations to the “daddy of them all” and wish continued life and prosperity.
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Sidney Telegraph
Western Nebraska
Scottebluff Daily Star-Herald
W. W. Jordan Opens Downtown Oil Burner Office
W. W. Jordan has leased the Hadley building beside the Tobin Opera House to operate his oil burner business Williams Old-O-Matic burners. He invites all interested customers to visit the new office, asserting high customer satisfaction from many users.
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Williams
Nebraska Leads In Natural Crop Production
Nebraska leads in natural crop production with unmatched yields and efficiency says Prof W. W. Burr head of the agronomy department, noting the state’s exceptional farming climate and practices that maximize crops with minimal gain.
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Nebraska
W. W. Burr
Agronomy
The
Agricultural college speaker at Lincoln real estate board meeting
A Lincoln Real Estate board session at noon in the chamber of commerce heard an agricultural college representative explain Nebraska soil depth and drought resilience. He noted abundant yields persist with less than 30 inches of rain, surprising crop-condition observers from other states.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Harvest Festival Feeds Community at Local Church
The a. FE church women host a Harvest Festival in the basement assembly room offering meals Friday and Saturday. Invite friends and enjoy nourishment before events. Dick Jaeger and his Sun Dodgers & piece band perform at Hardy Hall Monday night for a lively finish to the week.
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A. FE
Dick Jaeger
Sun Dodgers & Piece
Hardy Hall
Dress the Family Becoming campaign to aid women groups
Extension service expert Miss Theresa Judge from Lincoln will visit Sidney for a women's project titled Lets Dress the Family Becoming s. The program begins Wednesday at 1 p m in the district court room with two delegates from Cheyenne county groups. Monthly sessions through May will cover clothing selection and making for adults and children. Project leaders from each group will meet Miss Judge and return guidance to their home units, with outlines provided to streamline work.
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Sidney
Theresa Judge
Lincoln
Judge
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Miss Judge
Misa Judge
Meeting set to represent ten women’s organizations
A meeting is scheduled at 20 to select representatives for ten women's groups. About that many have enrolled with a few spots still open. L. D. Willey, County Extension Agent, notes the effort. A shower for Miss Evelyn Rose last Friday at her parents’ home in Davison precinct drew sixty guests. Hostesses Mrs. Richard Selmers Mrs. Fred Selmers and Mrs. Rose organized the event with a luncheon as gifts were given to the bride to be. Evelyn Rose will marry Irving Selmers in early autumn.
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Evelyn Rose
Rose
Davison Precinct
Richard Selmers
Fred Selmers
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