Air Tour Contingent Plans Boston to Lincoln Stop
Air tour group led by Norfolk will arrive Thursday with a loud speaker on field to announce each plane and pilot. Banquet and aviators ball to follow. Entries include McCook Daily Gazette, Cessna Wichita, Mono Moline, and many Omaha Lincoln pilots and owners. Details list planes, engines, pilots, and home bases across Nebraska Kansas and Iowa with stops outlined for Monday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfollk
McCook Daily Gazette
Cessna
Wichita
Kan
Mono Aircraft
Moline
Ill
Englerock
Joe Jamousek
Omaha Waco
Omaha Aidways
Lynn V. Hinshaw
Stinson
Lycoming
Lawrence Enzminger Ofmaha
F. W. Briggs
Challenger
Bill Kimsey
Lincoln Page
Walter F. Myers
Omaha
Travelair
Gustav H. Ruge
Barton Stevenson
Kinner
Lincoln Aircraft Company
M. S. Smith
Bartelsville
Okla
Glen Stewart
American Eagle
Hanford Tritate Airways
Earl Kienderworth
Columbus
Wservice
J. W. Hansley
Waco
Frank Bevan
Lexington
Mid-West Aviation
Cliff Burnham
Lincoln Airplanes and Flying School
Gerald ‘Macy
Curtis
Sidles Airways Corporation of
Lincoln
Harry
Sidles
Sidles Airways
O W. Haynes
Ralph Lindquist
Neli
Council Bluffs
J. G. Coulter
Eaglerock
Nellie Zabel
Wilhite
Yankton
S. D. Ryanbrougham
Rapid Aviation
Dick Williams
Comet
Bob Shields
Warner
Pioneer Aircraft
F. D. Bowjean
Stinson Detroiter
Lawrence Enzmingest
Spartan
Skelly Oil Company
Tulsa
sOkla
Jimmie Callander
Wight
Skelgas Company
H. C Nell Company
Omache
H C Nell Curtis
Legge and Buixacek
Schuyler
John Siems
Arrow
Arrow Aircraft and Motor W Company
Ray Ander- Dinite
Miller and Strickland
Wayne
Curtis Robin
Norfolk Flying School
A. A. Riesser
Elk
Woman Pilot Nellie Zabel Willhite Joins Crosscountry Flight
A woman pilot participates in a multi city air tour with stops in Sidney Ogallala Lexington Kearney Holdrege Grand Island Hastings Vielt Furend and Omaha. Nellie Zabel Willhite of Yankton South Dakota is the featured flyer and favors the airplane numbered 13, her lucky number, if planes are labeled by numbers.
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Sidney
Ogallala
Lexington
Kearney
Holdrege
Grand Island
Hastings
Omaha
Nellie Zabel Willhite
Yankton, S. D
Willhite
Dalton Defeats Bunker Hill to Lead League
Dalton beat Bunker Hill Sunday to move Potter into league lead. Lorenzo edged Gurley 9 to 8, placing fourth as crowd attendance at the Lorenzo diamond remained high. League president A H Dilley cited good spirit and a hopeful season as standings show Potter 5 1, Dalton 5 2, Bunker Hill 5 2, Lorenzo 3 3, Sidney 2 4, Lodge Pole 3 4, Gurley 2 4.
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Dalton
Bunker Hill
Potter
Lorenzo
Gurley
Lorenzo Diamond
A. H. Dilley
Wth
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Air tour to draw Nebraska crowds this week
The all Nebraska air tour is billed as a major statewide draw beyond the state fair. Plans promise a chance to inspect and even fly in various aircraft, as more than 40 planes of different descriptions gather here Thursday, highlighting a notable aviation event for Omaha and Lincoln.
Greatest Outing for Boy Scouts Heads Toward Independence Rock
Scouts plan a multi caravan trek to Independence Rock with joins at Omaha and Kansas City, marching via Kearney North Platte Scottsbluff Sidney and Casper. The Omaha group departs June 29, Kansas City unit June 28, with west patrols using historic California Oregon routes to converge en route.
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Independence Rock
Casper
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Sidney
California
Overland
Northwest
Oregon Trail
Kimball Tragedy Leaves Young Girl Dead in Fire
Reported in Kimball with the incident tied to a 15 year resident. Intimate friends say a man brooded over a refusing girl. No names released as authorities investigate the fatal shooting and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Wensky
Injured Travelers Treated At Kimball Hospital
Two traveling men were injured and treated in Kimball yesterday. They remain confined at the hospital, but a correspondent reports their recovery is certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Hospital
Kimball News
Beautiful Outdoor Pageant Planned Near Bayard
Mrs. John L. Lowenstein announces a 3000 nightly attendance pageant to be held outside near Bayard. The route will be patroled and parking supervised for safety. If June 26 storms, performances move to June 27 and 28 at 8 pm with no charge, a silver offering for costumes and lighting. Participants urged to bring wraps cushions and blankets, with children under 14 seated with parents.
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John L. Lowenstein
Program for Dedicatory Exercises at City Auditorium
The council committee expects the dedicatory exercises to fill the City Auditorium with a seating capacity of 1500, expandable if needed. The building is described as one of the finest public structures in the region with modern construction, a well lit stage, advanced ventilation, attractive exterior design, and basement spaces including an American Legion room, dressing rooms, and living quarters for custodians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Grain prices fall to multiyear lows as harvest nears
Dry heat and local storms shaped the harvest prospects across regions. U S winter wheat moved northward into Indiana Illinois and Kansas while spring wheat remained generally favorable though damaged locally by rain. European crops deteriorated in Italy and Poland with better prospects in Germany Austria Bulgaria and Romania. Domestic cash wheat and futures hit the lowest levels in years as marketing rose in the southwest. 162 cars of new wheat were received at Forth Worth on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Canadian
Prairie
Alberta
Italy
Poland
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Rumania
Denmark
Sweden
France
Southwest
Forth Worth
Wheat market shifts as high protein gains bids and export interest
Quality improves rapidly and protein runs high prompting negligible premiums. Dealers bid half cent premium for 13 percent protein wheat and about 4% premium for 11 to 14 percent ranges. June 20 quotes at 95 4-5 to 96 cents delivered Texas points or Galveston export rate. Mills buy freely though export inquiries are light. six cars reached Kansas City with mixed Kansas and Oklahoma origins and protein levels 10 to 14 percent.
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Texas
Galveston
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Omaha
St Louis
Chicago
Chain Store Question May Be Debated By Students
In Nebraska the coming season the chain store question may be debated by high school forensic students. An announcement will be made shortly after June 25 when ballots are due in Prof. White's office. Prof. White notes the topic is to be debated in 17 states this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Potter Shows Interest in Aviation Education
Potter shows strong interest in aviation education with about one fifth of the community paying for instruction. Several boys are eager to pursue the program and others may join. The 20 hours of instruction, including 10 hours solo flight, for a private pilot license is affordable, with at least six local men likely to enroll.
Local boy Tom Fisher offers fly ing lesson to club
Tom Fisher, a local boy who has made good in the flying game, welcomes a group of fellows to club together for instruction and guidance.
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Tom Fisher
Cole Brothers Circus Returns to Sidney with New Program
Cole Brothers Circus comes to Sidney on Wednesday July 9 with acts led by Mons Willitts and the Clark sonian jugglers plus over two scores of artists. The show features Modoc the elephant with a Charleston dance novelty, a society horse show, balloon ponies, educated Shetland ponies, dogs and monkeys. Two performances at 2 and 8 pm with doors an hour earlier. No street parade due to traffic and signal-light concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Willitts
Cole Brothers Circus
Clospman Breaks Sterling Course Record in Invitational
Clearest readable fact notes Clospman setting a Sterling course record while Sidney loses in the tournament. Listed scores include Campbell 45-43, Sterling Keating 38-35, Elliott 41-36, Munson 42-37, McConley 42-38, Warner 42-39, Keim 42-41, Otzenberger 41-42, Davenport 40-44, Hagadorn 44-40, Hayes 42-43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Campbell
Sterling—Keating
Elliott
Munson
McConley
Warner
Keim
Otzenberger
Davenport
Hagadorn
Hayes
Thelma Baker Weds Paul Spearow at Estes
Thelma Baker and Paul Spearow wed last Wednesday at Estes. An improvised altar stood before a stone fireplace as the bride wore orchid chiffon and a lace picture hat. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Baker, she was a former cashier for Western Public Service. Spearow, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spearow, will farm near Sidney after a brief Rockies honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearow
M. O. Baker
Western Public Service Company
W. E. Spearow
Rockies
Sidney
Mr. Spearow
Thirty-Two Initiated at K of C Meeting Sunday
Mrs Krause and Rev Anton Link state chaplain led the event with solos by Miss Marjorie Pettett and J W Johnson. Francis P Mathews served as supreme director as the Star Spangled Banner opened the assembly. Koester orchestra provided banquet music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Anton Link
Marjorie Pettett
W. B. Pettett
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Francis P. Mathews
Star Spangled Banner, Assembly
Koester Orchestra
Willing Workers Spend Day in the Country
A large group from the Willing Workers and friends of the Christian church enjoyed a day at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Green last Thursday. Eighty eight members attended with dinner served and an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Joe Green
Movie people visit here en route to New York City
Alfred T. Marshall and wife of Culver City were guests Friday of Robert S. Oberfelder. Marshall is an elocution teacher and reader and teaches at Goldwyn studios. Mrs Marshall is chief makeup artist for the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Alfred T. Marshall
Culver City
Calif
Robert S. Oberfelder
Marshall
Goldwyn Studios
Professors Marshall On Lecture Tour From Rock Springs
The Marshalls travel in a late model Rolls Royce from Rock Springs Wyoming to Sidney in seven hours. Professor Marshall heads east for a short lecture tour while Mrs Marshall will give instructions at east coast studios on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Sidney
Prof Marshall
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AIR Tolr
Larivki
Monkun
Bayard
City Auditorium
Bishop Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade and Stock Dept
Kansas City Board of Trade & Securities Dept
Omaha Grain Exchange
Winthrop, Mitchell and Co
Closman
Sterling
Thelma Baker
Paul Sperrow
Estes
K. OF C
Guy Shaw
Windsor Farm
Sidney Sweet Shop
Takis
Mr. and
Mrs. Farmer
Onn Tiss Coffee
Mission Bell
Prunes
Zwickl’s Grocery
Sidney, Nebr
Olson & Sons, Props
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