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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
2
One year, postage paid, zone one within 30 miles. One year, postage paid, outside zone one beyond 50 miles.
Mr and Mrs H B Fisher were business callers in Sidney on Monday.
A Sidney business committee backs a Nebraska House bill by Representative George Ernst to fund a 25 000 dollar experiment station in Cheyenne county. Proponents argue soils here differ from other regions, wheat dominates the area, and a local station would boost crop rotation, productivity, and livestock sectors, benefiting western Nebraska. The Sidney Chamber of Commerce supports advancing the project to place Sidney and nearby districts at the forefront of commercial activity.
Sheriff McDaniel celebrated his fiftieth birthday in Sidney with a large gathering of friends. A three course turkey dinner was served and guests included Miles Fundingsland McIntosh Greenlee Chambers Wright Radcliffe Wellner Doran and Dedrich. Shriners Geo Peer and Dan Short attended the Cheyenne ceremonial session. George Moore sold his barber chairs to R R McDonald who plans improvements. County Treasurer Fishman and family return from Lincoln after addressing the state treasurer’s convention. Dr N T Owens, formerly of Beresford SD, has moved to Sidney and opened an office in the Cleburne block. A large attendance greeted Jacob.
Jaskelek, grand master of the American Order of United Workmen, visited their temple Tuesday evening. It marked the first visitation by the grand master to the locale.
The Union Pacific Fire brigade held its first annual ball at the opera house raising about fifty dollars for fire equipment. Telephone cables arrived for under tracks, soon enabling on site phones on the north side. John Brothers leased a Neubauer house and will relocate his family to town to work on the railroad. Patrick Kennedy died at 73 after twenty five years with the Union Pacific railroad. Robert Oberfelder left for Omaha to attend the funeral of B. Newman, a prominent citizen.
Mr and Mrs V Su Tewksbury spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Guy Hite. Various residents including Joe Nelson Howard Madden Dewey Larson and Virginia Nelson visited friends and relatives. Social calls and dinners occurred at several local homes with outings to Potter Kimball and Colorado. A winter social at J C Johnson home on Friday February 2 will feature Newton W Gains state agent in Community organization giving a talk.
Sextorp reports Chris Crowell and family called at the Charley Mayer home Sunday evening. Also listed are Mrs A E Fisher and her son Harlan.
Wednesday visits included Mrs. Fisher and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and calls by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lambert and son Billy at Herbert Johnson’s home. Mrs. H. B. Fisher’s group spent Tuesday with Mrs. George Reetz. Harvey Fisher and Ed Sanders were Sidney visitors. Mrs. Joe Kubis was hospitalized in Omaha for intestinal trouble with hopeful recovery.
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