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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1927
Page
4
Dalton and Sidney residents enjoyed visits and shopping trips, with the J. H. Mahr family from Cheyenne and Mrs. Una Wesner among those listed. Local dances at the Country club drew large crowds, Grabill’s orchestra providing the music, while sports and school events included a Chappell victory over Kimball, a Deacon Dubbe play at Lorenzo, and a St Patrick’s Academy baseball gear purchase for Omaha.
School officials say the stimulant helps keep students alert during afternoon sessions. The affordable lunch costs pupils a few cents and is popular with students and parents as Freda Thompson takes over The Trail editor role from Katherine Livoni who left school. The new staff includes Miss Thompson editor Frances wic Daniel and Helen Doran associate editors Ellie Williams athletic editor and humor editor Gwendolyn Jorgenson.
Members of the Providence Chapter of Eastern Star attended Kensington in Potter. Miss Florence Sixta hosted a bridge party with prizes won by Miss Freytag and Miss Foster. A country club dance featured Grabill's Merrymakers. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rogers hosted the T. O. B. club with a bridge and prizes to Mrs. John Costello and Sam Fine. Mrs. L. G. Lowe hosted a Kensington tea with Mrs. Grace King and Mrs. Mack Radcliffe pouring for Episcopal church ladies. Mrs. Golden Kratz entertained at bridge honoring Miss Ruby Hilflicker of Chappell. guests included Mrs. P. L. Martin, Mrs. P. C. Cunningham, and several others.
H M Harms secretary of the Sterling chamber of commerce and H D Alford road committee member will seek an agreement with Sidney chamber to erect a single sign at the Lincoln Highway branching at Big Spring Nebraska. They noted a bank sign pointing travelers toward Julesburg Sterling and Denver caused confusion for tourists amid ongoing highway improvements in the stretch from Big Spring to the Colorado line.
The Freytag Variety Store announces its annual clearance sale starting Friday February 11. The event mixes a clean up of old stock with new bargains including reduced hosiery, massing and sheetings at deep discounts, plus a list of dollar specials. The sale aims to offer unusual bargains and attract the public to see the complete layout in person.
Virginia May Boyd, described as the home’s first granddaughter, marks a historic event as the son of a former ward marries. Father Flanagan notes the home’s mission to shape good American citizens amid a mortgage burning campaign of $103,200 due April 15, with no external church city or state aid.
Surplus skim milk and whey are used to produce concentrated sour skim milk poultry feed in milk plants. The addition of whey raises the milk sugar content, which the Bureau of Dairy Industry says helps control digestive disturbances in poultry. Experiments show milk sugar benefits against infections in the lower intestines and may combat diarrhea and coccidiosis in chickens.
The bureau details feeding chicks a mash with 20 parts dry matter and 50 percent milk sugar to cut losses from coccidiosis. Concentrated skim milk products now reach about 9 percent milk sugar, whey has 5 percent, and a method combines whey with skim milk to exceed 13 percent milk sugar, boosting feed value for poultry.
South Lodge Pole residents share visits and illnesses with neighbors and relatives. Harry Howlater and sisters attend a basketball game. L A Cunningham and family visit his mother and brother north of Lodge Pole. numerous neighbors call at various homes. illness, travel, and school absences noted including Ewing's flu recovery and Fawcett’s throat operation in Omaha.
L B Halslander met Elmer Williams near Sedgwick Colorado on Wednesday. Miss Birdale Dawson was in Sidney Saturday.
A clipped set of docketed notes includes Prof Wheldon advising patience with discouragements and promising future store management. Other items report Nellie Burnett seeking a meeting during U S A theatre engagement and various brief notices about individuals and incidents, including a jail sentence and a dynamo inspection on a Pullman train.
A wild goose tagged and released by Jack Miner at Kingsville Ontario on the north shore of Lake Erie was killed four days later at St George Island Florida.
Ostrich feathers are harvested on a seven month cycle and the birds can live to eighty years, making ostrich farming potentially profitable.
An oil well at Olinda in California has reached a depth of 8 0160 feet making it the deepest well in the world. The discovery highlights advances in drilling technology and energy exploration prospects in Northern California.
Government data show that India spent less than 10 cents per person of the total population on education during the 1924 25 year. The figure reflects the era’s limited allotment for schooling amid colonial administration and growing educational needs.
A 3c package of Cream of Wheat is advertised at Northside Grocery for convenience. The offer underscores value and easy shopping for households seeking pantry staples.
Card party and dance at St Patrick's Auditorium scheduled for Thursday February 16th. Everyone is welcome to attend. Knights of Columbus sponsor the event.
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