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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
5
The piece links Easter to spring renewal in nature and faith, praising abundant crops ahead for Sidney and Cheyenne counties. It urges thanksgiving and church attendance, tying divine blessing to community prosperity and a hopeful future.
The Telegraph reports Minnesota papers publish 200 special editions promoting local agricultural and industrial advantages. Sidney and Cheyenne county will receive a June edition, magazine-like, without display ads, telling the city county story with pictures and concise text for mailed distribution to inquirers and neighboring state readers.
Nebraska leaders urge Sidney and Cheyenne county residents to showcase local growth and agriculture to visiting national editors and film crews. The aim is to secure favorable national coverage and extensive screening by featuring the region in newspapers and moving pictures across the country. Local citizens are urged to make the journalists’ visit memorable to maximize future publicity.
The Telegraph cites spring optimism in Cheyenne county with rising immigration, real estate activity, and building. Farmers trust the soil, homes and businesses are improving, and a steady stream visits the local training stables to view prized horses. Substantial farm improvements include a new dam on Lodge Pole creek.
Cary and Lyon report one hundred irrigated farms for rent to suitable tenants, offering potential opportunities for growers and investors amid shifting regional conditions.
Five applications were received this week by parties wishing to operate saloons in Sidney. The Mabry and Bunton outfit on Snake Creek will transfer this week to Buxton and Parker. Emmett James, formerly with Bosler and company, becomes ranch foreman. G. H. Jewett won the Fort Sidney to Fort Robinson freight contract. Henry Bartling will supply beef at 80 cents a pound. Rifle practice started at the fort with new ranges and the thousand yard point moved west. County Clerk McIntosh assists land hunters, fall roundup for 1889 planned with foremen chosen. S. Kellner travels to Cheyenne to open a new dry goods store with his brother. his Sidney store is managed by his brother Samuel and Mr. McGee.
Three color ice cream bricks available in pints or quarts. Call 324 The Farms Dairy for orders and details.
The line lists vendors W T Rawleigh products and Dr Peter Fohrney Sons with J Hucera at 105 W C Street and P J Ackess 305 East Sid St offering hauling dirt. It notes a Knights of Columbus event at St Patrick’s auditorium on April 21 with music by The Revelers, billed as the best in the west.
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