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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1928
Page
4
The Telegraph offers a limited time rate cut on the newspaper, urging residents of Sidney and Cheyenne County to subscribe as a boost to the community. The piece emphasizes the paper as a rural staple, delivering essential news, farm and household columns, and serial stories while supporting local business and settlers.
Prof Sjogren reports harvest losses with a combine at 2.63 percent while header losses reach 3.27 and binder losses 6.06. Threshing losses average 1.9 percent for the combine and 1.2 for the thresher. Total harvest and threshing losses on 16 bushel yield around 40 pounds for combine and header, 65 pounds for binder. W H Brokaw, extending officer, notes aim to build large western Nebraska farm meetings and announces Art Thomson will speak on Pay Dirt replacing ill Ex Governor McKelvie.
Alumni of Sidney high school urge all former lettermen to meet at the high school at 8 o clock Friday evening to organize practices for a game next week. The annual alumni game may be revived to help condition the school team for the season. Inquiries go to Weldon Thomas.
Rev. J. H. Bicknell received word Saturday afternoon of his mother’s serious illness. He departed Sunday night and aimed to reach her bedside by noon Monday. She, over 87, is gravely ill with influenza and may be nearing end.
Greenless department store draws crowds with varied gift merchandise across all departments. Managers report lively shopping and anticipate a busy run to Christmas. Advertisements tout indestructible pearl necklaces from Lockwood’s and a new streamline thin model key watch, with extended evening hours until Christmas.
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