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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
5
Trees, shrubs, vines and all other nursery stock grown at home. Landscape service and truck delivery. Write for catalogue and prices. B. C. John advertise in The Telegraph.
Noah Countryman and Hattie Allery wed at the bride's home with Rev. James Wilson. The groom plans a large sheep ranch ten miles southwest of Sidney and they will live on the farm. Meanwhile E MecLernon opens spring sale. local hunters try for plentiful wild geese. L B Carey ships trotting horses from Fullerton. farmers sow wheat. roundhouse bath reopened at Louis Jesson’s facility.
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on April 9 at 2:00 PM. Proceeds support parish activities and community projects.
April business conditions in Sidney territory are well above average with the greatest activity in all lines during spring. Machinery firms report record volume and prospective bookings, farm implement sales loom large, and farmers invest in labor saving equipment as real estate stays active. Tourism and highway traffic are rising, population grows, and Cheyenne county eyes a strong year with Sidney as a key stop for travelers.
A Seward Nebraska farmer was fatally shot by Lincoln police as he left a home where he had visited a young woman friend. The piece condemns officials responsible for arming law enforcers and calls for drastic steps to curb such shootings amid growing public concern over officer firearm use.
Denver and Colorado Springs prepare to host President Coolidge and his entourage. A Denver poll claims Wisconsin is favored for the next president, sparking lighthearted mockery of Western state loyalties and straw poll methods.
The basement bowling alley at Cohn's store is being taken and will serve the men there. A. B. Persinger and wife return from Canada and plan to settle in their northern city home. E. J. Duryee and R. F. Ashmore start Plum Creek business. A. Gunderson of Potter reports heavy sheep losses and cattle deaths after the last storm. A. Newman of Lodge Pole also loses about a hundred sheep. Jacob Ochs & Sons land agents seek land for a Catholic colony, likely south of town. Simon Rubel returns from Logdon. Advertisement for Sidney Motor Sales.
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