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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1858 station vason.
IS 100. Brand new Fully equipped
, seat or 2 seat. FLOOD pom
TiAC. 422i Conn ave
PONTIAC ~ convertible; auto,
extras, garaged. below book value
EN-, 3-s241 after Q pm,
PONTIAC 1884 4-dr. ail-metal O.
passenger station wagon; extra
clean In and out: hydra, I, and
h.: pass any inspection: $500.
Small down payment.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV, ia. e-lsOO
PONTIAC 1888 Bonneville convert
ible: striking white with black
orion top, contrasting fun leather
interior; OM's special sport mod
81 Way under market price At
Suburban Cadillac lds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda Nd. OIL. 6.7700
PORsCHEs '57 super speedster.
special. 2.ip7. and "a coupe.
Si.se7. JACK PRY. l4th and Que.
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1910 Wilson hlyd., All "a a-fioe
PLYING uTm '5i a.dr. station
ready 70 fide, W. g-l701'
PLynouTp .sso sonv.I ]. and b
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OI R'iiTSfT slsIi, y O 81

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-s40O
PONTIAC '5S VS. COW, coupe; r.
and h.. auto. trans: fun power:
g to choose FRONT. S3,195: top
trade for your car; bank financing
MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave,
OIL. $4,000. I'm THE HEART OF
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TAKOMA FORD
70as Carroll AVE-, TAX. Pa.

W. $1,000
80 savoy VS. 2-door,
heater, powerfiite, Wv. tires; g
tone grhy, unusually clean: bank.
rate terms; 81 sJpb,
INC. CHRYaI.ER CITY
WHNEtMOBILE l-OWNER CARS
AAnn WIncnNaIN N w IN o.Innn
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MONTGOMERY-STUBBS

3715 Bladensburg Rd.. AP. 7-292a
PLYMOUTH-'5O bus. cp., 7. and
b., top notch eond. Quick sale,
S175. WE. 5-3142, after 5 pm
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1888 2-dr; $4,000 Under
LOCO miles. FLOOD PONTIAC.
Aonl Conn ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '5B. nslvsdete VS.
clean. special. Saob,
American Service Center
sss EV 6Isss ks'' Az "A fs2l17ss
PLYMOUTH 30 suburban waaon
heater, aeat covers. low mileaee
s'''' AIS MoToRa. INC.
1910 wilscn hiyd., All, "a s-Sios
PLYING uTn 'bi e-dr, station
sssss q s' ,iai pai9RE s.fi:sl s7 s0ad'
PLYMOUTH 80 sonv5 :. and b.
Rood eond t2lb.
TAKOMA FORD
7Oab Carroll Ave, TAX. ~.
W. $1,000
PLYMOUTH SO savoy VS. 2-doori
heater, powerfiite. Wv. tires; =
tens sray. unusasliy clean: bank
WHEELER, INC, cHRYsIER CRY
as6o wisooNsiN NV. ~. s.fo sS
PLYMOUTH '57, HIT.
BANK REPossE8sIoN
MAKE back payments Of sfe.7b
and assume balance due.
LYNN MOTORS, INC.
900l l4th 81 NV Al, 4-4e4e
PLYMOUTH 1854 f-dr.. s7ebi
owner aimee new immaculate
sSRd, FLOOD PONTIAC. 800
pfVM ika az. n.w..., cona
saSS SESS' ", Ot W Broad st. Fall
PLYMOUTH 81 20" 4-door sedan
ride, dark blue finishl Immaculate
hank-rate terms. Si,3na,
WHEELER, INC, cHhYsf.ER CITY
WHEEf.MOBILE I-OWNER CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-, 2-iO2t
PLYMOUTH "a a-dr.: runs good
radio and heater; needs slleht re.
pairs, Best ofier Ju, s-5240.
ONLY AT BANNING'S
PIY1MouTHss-.,IsI5 ~. hssratop. sn .t
as II SIS: low S monthly payments
BANNING a. SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave. Hyattsville, Nd
uN, l.ab50 Open Til s
PLYMOUTH '5s Belvedere con.
yeTtiels IKE new only as. 500 %
R %llsij 5uily 70 ssSSgsippsd' BurIEt
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
LfNcOLN-MERCURY
l11ei, 2ist 81 NV FE. 7-247t
PLYMOUTH '5e convertible coupe
red with white top; auto. trans
BUTLER BONDED
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
LINcOLN-MERCuRY
l121 2lst 81. NV. FE. 7-e47C
$50 PLYMOUTH hardtop; tutoni
nnish: poverfite' ETC.; clean
MoNTGoMERY-sTUBBs
3715 Bladensburg Rd., AP. 1920
PLYMOUTH-'5O bus. cp., 7. ant
b., top notch cond. Quick sale
Sf7b. WE. 5-3l42, after 5 pm
F SGUJD p IsSf SerS ssS' VII. 's q:
PONTIAC '5s VS. 4-door sta. wag.
new: equip: SO ,ess; top trade 10
your car. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1892
HEART OF BETHESDA"
PONTIAC '55 star chief custom
Catalina coupe: hydramatic. 7
and h., turquoise and white will
matching leather interior, Wv
tires; ready TO so. Sl,295.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 chillum Rd, AP. 7-712l
PONTIAC '53 cow: new top, goot
tires: S375. AID. 4-2619.
PONTIAC $50 Catalina hardtop 4
door: delightful 2-tone gold mis-
and white, harmonizing interior
all Pontiac features. including
ps.: safety tested, reconditionei
and guaranteed. A regular 81 go
DISCOUNT PRICE, si.5ss
lOLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s40,
PONTIAC '5S VS. COW, coupe; !
and h.; auto. trans: full power
g TO choose FROM. S3.195: To-
trade for your car; bank flnancinI
MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920 wis. ave
OIL. $4,000. IN THE HEART o.
BETHESDA"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Effective Date For
A.S.C. Contracts
Set For April IS

New Conservation Reserve con.
tracts now being signed bv farm
crS in Glacier county will become
effective not later than April Is
1859. according to Herb Sammons,
chairman Of the county Agricul.
,ural Sterilization and ConScrva.
ton committee.
MI Conservation Reserve con.
tracts require that the land in,
cludrd be devoted to grass. trees.
or a water or wildlife conServa.
ton practice. Herb Summons OK.
planned II the conservation praC.
,icc 10 be used on the designated
lard is performed before April
Is. the contract becomes cffec.
tive al the time the practice is
started. Ii the conservation prac.
,icc is no, started by April Is.
1859. the contract becomes efiec.
tive on that date
This means tina, 1858 crops on
land put in the Conservation Re.
serve this fal! can be harvested
il harvesting is completed be.
fore the contract goes into cf.
feet, In addition. the land pu, in
The Reserve for the first time this
fall may be gra1ed until the con.
trac, goes into effect. After the
contract goes into effect the farm.
cr agrees no, 10 Craze the land
or harvc>; crop from il.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Wi''ena Kay Mvstsehe
Services Held Monday

Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon. December IS.
at pm. from the Browning
catholic Church of the Little
Flower for Willena Kay Little
Mustache. 2. who died December
II at the local hospital. Inter.
ment was made in the Browning
Catholic cemetery with the Beck
Funeral Home in charge of ar.
rangements.
Survivors include the parents.
Wilma S. and Alphonse Little
Mustache. and two sisters. Alpho.
nine Lee. S. and Mary Ellen. Z.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Cub Scouts Entertain
Parents And Friends
At Christmas Party

Browning Cub Pack 100 turncC
their regular monthly meeting
into a fun night and Christmas
party. held Monday night in tho
Methodist church.
The evening was mainly a game
session in which Den l came on,
the winner. Each Den conducted
a game which not always rrQuir
cd skill but resulted in a lot OF
noise and fun.
Part Of the evening was dcvot
ed 20 the presentation of awards
for those boys who completed
various achievements and cleo
t!vcs Kelly G-iSsom received his
Wolf badge and a Gold Arrow
point
Mike Wilson was presented his
Bear badge for completion of the
Bear achievements. Donnie Shur,
worked extra hard and completed
30 electives during the past few
months. and for this he received
Gold and two Silver Arrow
points
These awards were presented
Wy each of the dads" who help.
Cd 20 earn them.
The Pack voted three new boys
;n;o Cub Scouting. Cub Pack 100
i always pleased 10 welcome
nCw Bobcats The new boys are
Gerald Mrinckc. Gerald Cooper.
a"d Wayne Bruno
Two new boys il Cub Pack
100 are Clair and Wayne Kirk.
patrick. who have been Cubs
for Two years and were presented
with Two service stars. These two
new boys were also welcomed
i";o the pack
Again this year. our sponsors.
The American Legion and the Pc.
lice Department. made i, possible
10 pro, !dc treats for each cub and
smaller guest. The efforts Of
these NO organizations are great.
Warren Br!cc spent the week.
end here
Maynard Nysaard was visitor
here Sunday
Doris and Jeanninc knowltOn
Went 10 Cut Bank on n shopping
rip Monday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
East Glacier Park
BY Mary johnson

The Bake sale. sponsored by
the Womcn'S Club. was a bic
success Clyde Faulcy showed
slides of Alaska and Greenland
Vic Overcast ran off the bridge
west Of town las, Sunday night
The front end Of his car was
damaged. He WASH, injured
Josie Wilson was pa,irn, in
the Cut Bank hospital last week
She returned home this week
Mr.. and Mrs ilarvc Parmalrc
are spending a few weeks in llo,
Springs.
Shoppers III Gu, Bank las,
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray | hi. Mr.. and Mrs Ron John.
son. Mr. and Mrs Buzz Lu,z,
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Br!nkman.
Mr. and Mrs George EdklN>. Mr.
and Mrs Len Warning and Lee
and Roy Moyc
Mike Chl. from Gu: Bank. is
spending two weeks here with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Ray uhl. ST.
Mr. and Mrs 81. BE- Springs
Went 20 Gut Bank las. Tuesday
The SeiSmog"aph crew moved
GU, las, weekend
The All Club held their square
dance las: Saturday nigh:
Mr. and MIS- ry S.,,,>nn
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
THE GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY, MONTANA

iy appreciated by Cub Pack 100
and Judging from the smiles and
noises, Monday night. the Cubs
thoroughly enjoyed everything.
The attendance at last Mon.
days Christmas party was the
largest to date. with 81 cubs and
30 parents present. 1t is hoped
tina. all who were there enjoyed
themselves and will continue to
attend
Den 5 and Den > tied for the
most parents present. and Den
3 won the coin toss. and carried
home 'hr Honor Den flag.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
lECAl.S
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
eoR TRANSFER OF
ARYA1l ll0llAA ilH0AR8

Notice Is hereby given that on this
Sth day Of December, 1858. one Roland
w. Harper filed with the Montana Liz
uor Control Board an application for
Natalie T.. and Allan Wayne Brinkman
George Edkins. to be used at Palominu
Bar. Lot 5. Block q. East Glacier. Mon.
tana. and protests, II any there be.
against the issuance Of such license will
be heard at the hour Of $50 o'clock
am. on the 18th day Of January. 1859.
at the office Of the Montana Liquor
Control board In Helena, Montana.
Dated: December 5th. 1858.
,Signcd J. L. Manning. Administrator
First Publication December II, 1853
Last Publication January |. 1853
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
CARD or THANKS

We wish to take this means OF
expressing our sincere thanks u
the many kind friends for their
thoughtfulneSS and kind deeds
during the sickness and death OF
our daughter. Willcna Kay.
Special thanks to the doctors
and nurses at the hospital. FIR
Gillen and the Beck Funeral
Signed:
Mr.. and Mrs. Al MuStachc and
family
VIM. StillSmoking and family
The smart man knows what he
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18

The smart man knows what he
doesn't know.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
FOR nENT

.
NICE STORE building on west
Third street. Contact G.. j. Cox.
Farmyille Motor Company 5-27-tf
~~-~ ~-~-
TWO AND THREE bedroom apart
incnts newly completed Availa
bic Immediately Conveniently 10
Gated S w putncS, IT., phone 43o
or COB. S-30-u
OFFICE SPACE second noor
Chappell Building Cali Farmville
ala J. i-lO-i
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HOUSES One six room, nfurn-
ishcd One to adults furnished Telc-
phone 3ol-MX SLID
HOUSE four rooms, close 70
highway With water and hghIs p. a
Gates, ST., Rice, Va clap
HOUSE rooms, 2o@ vlrginia s.
Phone 223. Slip
APARTMENT furnished three
rooms. bath utilities 5ol Second ST..
Farmville Phone 373 NJ 3-itf
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APARTMENT 4 rooms partly
furnished Mrs o. Mann, 81 N
Bridge ST.. Phone a2t 8-54tp
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IN kind, that the same be sold and
It's proceeds be divided among those
entitled thereto.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law stating
!that Ira Camps, Lucille w. Liehtner.
Lucy Pool Price, Lucy P. Smith,
James H Price. Al 6 n. F. Estes.
u. J Mebane Ward, Aubrey 0.
Ward. and Margaret r. Tmstall. arc
lor-residents Of the State OF Virgin
ia, and that there are or may be
ether parties interested i'll the sub
'ect matter Of tits suit whose names
and addresses are unknown, it is
ordered that the said non-res;derts
ana parties unknown appear within
~ days and do what may be aeces-
sarv to protect their interests in
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
CHARLES f. WILSON &
WATKINS & BROCK, p. d.
7-11-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

FOR SALE

FRESH FISH and scafood u all
Kinds every Thurs day. Friday and
Saturday Farmvule Seaiood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main ST
5-30-tf F.
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FOR SALE

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ATTENTION home freezer own
crs. stock up on Jane Parker Apple
Pies al only &c and Crescent pound
cake &c. A & p Thursday, Friday
and Saturday this week. See Mrs a.
D. Hobgood. Jr. at A < p 81 ip
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TRUCK 80 Chevrolet ~ ton panel.
good condition ladder rack, spare
tire. sa75. 90 Ruth Snyder. New Can
ton. Va slap
ELECTRIC heht plant. b'2 H. r
Briggs 4 Stratton motor, Us volts
$500 w generator like new. 5000 90
Ruth Snyder. New Canton. Va
3-l-2tp
FARM at reduced price. the
Hogue Hobson III acres, four miles
east of Cumberland SIX room dwell
ing, outbuldings and fish pond Cora
Hobson slap
BULL Black Angus eight to
twelve months old y A Gates. ST..
Rec Va slap
BEAR FRONT END MACHINE In
Sic Equipment CO.. FarnNile
H-i-2p r.
1886 CHEVROLET 2 door Belais
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FOR RENT

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| APARTMENT upper 30J Second
street. Call Farmvine t2o M
7-i8-f Fi
| APARTMENT furnished. aArac-
! tive. private entrance couplc Sex
! 703 Oak Street. Contact Eunice
Allen. phone MI-33llo Richmond
Va. 7l3-5p r.
| UPSTAIRS APARTMENT ~ 4 large
unfurnished rooms with bath 2l3 NJ
Virginia st. Mrs. II. r Miller. phone
252. 5-9-tf r.
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APARTMENT 4 rooms. 308
Randolph ST.. MIS- r. B. Young
Phone 35l r. 9~6-tl (F)
CAMERAS FOR RENT Kodak. 20
laroid and Movie Cameras. South
side Suudry Co, Phone 356. Farm
vile. lift
Nv
FURNISHED APARTMENT three
rooms private entrance. BIG West
Third Street. phone ZIG 122-tf
APARTMENT unfinished. 40 NJ
First Avenue. phone 259M iZ2-tf
APARTMENT ; rooms unfnrniSn-
nd Water. heat and bath la,
7-l3l w
APARTMENT, ! rooms ana ba'h
furnished, heat and water included
i0l S Va street. Phone 59a-M n
1-li-n
APARTMENT : room apartment
on East Second Street. S27 20 month
Also room apartment. Same loca
ion $40 90 per month Landon Al
kins. Realtor. tafHllllc I-2Dti
LARGE second floor area VIII rent
entire floor. Or split INTO Offices on
Third Street within block Of Main
Street 7. W Bloomfield u 5-3O-tf
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

=
81 ECfAL typeWriters one Rem
'ngtoH Rand portable demonstration
medel, new pgice Sl4I.oe. special
Tow Saa only S5 down. Also Royal
portable, demonstration model. new
price $95,5o. special nov, SIC OMy
y down. SouIhside sundfv Company
Corner of MAN and high. Silt
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FOR SALE

-
POTTED PLANTS several kinds
beponias. eeranilrms. violets. double
blue and double purple Mrs r S
Franklin. III e 2nd St, Farmville
Phone lll2. 1922
! HOUSE two story. 7 rooms. two
baths. partial unfinished basement.
large lot. convenient location Very
reasonable Smal down payment.
balance monthly CAN 100 or a
7.o9tf
WATERMELLONS ice cold every
day Worsham Grocery. Phone
Hampden-Sydney 1891 74-u
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PICTURES The Herald will sell
glossy SxlO pictures Of any snapshot
that appears in The Herald for only
81 90 4-2a-tf
DR. RENT Wfeel chairs. hospital
beds. crutches. canes. Or sick room
needs Gray's Drug Store Farm
VILE. scott
House rooms. baths. oil heat.
:aree lot. reasonable Contact r w
Brooks. il. PHONE yo2 Of POSI-
2-25-ti
BEAGLE PUPS Registered. $40
Robey bollinger. Ri 3. Farmyille.
S-l-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
NOTICE.

PUBLIC The UNDERSIGNED VIII b
responsible only for obligations
made personally or On written order.
Mrs. Margaret Hart Davis. SLIP
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01


$1,000 down. S54 80 per month buys al
most new 3 bedroom home with tile
bath. oil heat and modern kitchen
$4,000 down, $500 month buys Is
acres. miles from Farmyille. Two
acres. cleared. balance good young
pine timber $4,000
5000 down. 1000 month buys beau
tiful wooded lot in Prince Edward
County on paved road. school bus
and mail route
Brick veneer residence in FarmVille
3 bedrooms. large living room with
fireplace. modern kitchen and bath.
Full basement With large knOtty pine
recreation room sli 10000 Wi t h
50. 10000 down and assume 4'2T
loan
House. rooms. bath. extra lot on
Bridge ST. Only 3 10000
Excellent building lot Third Ave
Many other houses. lots. an d
farms
Landon Atkins, Realtor. Mun.ci-
pal Bldg. b-20-tf F.
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ONE International Model TD-i4A
diesel craWler tractor 10 II p on
the drawbar equipped with Bucyrus-
Erie Hydraulic bulgrader ! can
save you money Oh this tractor
Phone after P. NJ Farmville %
7-29-2f
ALUMINIUM PATIO awnings and
carports. also in canvass Phone 1888.
Watkins Awning l. Sign Co 6l0-tf
1852 OLDSMOBuE I door sedan
''98' series, automatic eye, hydro
matte transmission. power steering
power brakes, radio heater. 2-tone
color. completely equipped. This car
is being sold due to death Of the
owner Priced reasonable for quick
sale. Car can be seen at Metcalf
Service Station. Darlington Heights.
Va. 7-29-2p
BEAGLE puppies. registered. c. r.
Funkhouser 1899 Howard Rd.. RICH
mond %. va phone MI 3-3774
4 7-25-ip
:
FISHING GEAR Il Live minnows,
and night craWlers Also com
plete line Of fishing equipment
such as Rods. reels. artificial
bait. etc. Farmville Electric appli
ance Co. Phone 204. l04 N Main
Street. Farmvllle. Va 7-25-tl
If VOC CUT WOOD See the seven
magic features OF the new dlrecl
drive HOmelite 7-l9 chain saw Guar
anteed for seven months See IL a
Shanaberger & Sons. Phone 95o
Farrnyllle va. 6-27t,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA
IN THE CIRCUIT CnIEN or CHM.
EEELA\D COZ NTT THE l5IE
DAY or july. la5s.
WAIVER GILES It IL

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The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
Advertisers Help

1t is not often that we ask favors of our readers, but
here's one you can do for us. Every time you buy from an
advertiser in the Sidney Herald, mention the fact that you
saw the article purchased advertised in this newspaper.
AS most readers understand, the income of a newspaper
is two-fold; from the subscribers and from the advertisers
Naturally the way to satisfy readers is to publish as fine a
newspaper as possible, and the extent of any newspapers
news coverage depends, to a large degree, upon the amount
of advertising carried.
The advertiser, who buys space in a newspaper for the
purpose of promoting his sales, will be more inclined to con-
tnue his advertising if he gets definite proof that it brings
results. The best way to call this to the attention of any
advertiser is for customers, who buy in response to adver-
Using, to tell the advertiser that the business came to him
as a result of a particular advertisement.
Convinced that advertising is producing sales the bust
ness man will continue to use newspaper space, which will
cause the newspaper to enjoy a larger income. This in turn
will enable it to improve and enlarge its reading content for
the benefit of subscribers.
So the next time you make a purchase as a result OF an
advertisement in the Sidney Herald, do us the favor of tell
ing the merchant that the business came to him as a result
of his advertisement in our columns. We thank you!
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

EarlY-Dav Sidney News Briefs

Seven Keys to Baldpate" to
be presented at the High School
auditorium on Friday night by the
following Seniors; Doris Delp,
Basil Caffrin. Charles Varco,
Allen Webster, Ella Fulton, Cur
It's Ball, Art Dassinger, Leon
Gauker, and Ervill Jones. The
cast is comprised of proven talent
and the production a real treat
in the entertainment it will
provide.
April 3rd, 1880
Royal Lowry, Franklin Mayer,
Marjorie and Mae Obergfell
motored to Lambert Wednesday
evening to try out Royals new
Ford roadster.
April 10th, 1880
The April meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held April
7th at the Collect home, Mrs. S.
Berg will speak on Genoa. Mrs.
A. C. Rosenow will deliver an ad-
dress on "Farmous European Art
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Galleries. Mrs. C. r. McGruder
will have as her subject Europe's
Cathedrals, Mrs. Mutt, Historic
Spots. Mrs. Wright will speak
on What I had to eat on my
trip. The annual election of
officers will be held.
April 10th, 1880
Lawrence Peterson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanson
were Sunday dinner guests at
the Art Bentson home.
April 10th, 1880
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
u. S. GRANTS SUDAN AID

The United States has made
its first foreign aid agreement
with the Sudan.
Under the agreement, which
will be announced shortly in
Rhartoum, the United States will
grant the young Middle-Eastern
republic slightly more than $19,-
100000. Of this $4,000, 900 will
be to help the Sudanese Govern
ment overcome its balance = of :
payments difficulties occasioned
by a sharp decline in exports of
long staple cotton. The remainder
will be for technical assistance.