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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
5
One year, postage paid, zone one covering up to 50 miles and one year, postage paid for outside zone one beyond 50 miles. This notice outlines prepaid mail subscriptions by regional distance with applicable coverage.
The Advance-Runnery company sponsored power farming schools held in Sidney attract farmers from western Nebraska eastern Wyoming South Dakota and Colorado. Officials say Sidney is the center of the region's wheat district and power driven farming. Visitors praise local hospitality while recognizing lasting publicity and economic benefits to the area.
A Sidney pastor urges regular church attendance, arguing it sustains a community’s spiritual life and the church’s program of preaching. He says church membership and attendance are essential, not merely occasional visits, to support civic and patriotic reasons as well as religious education.
Extension Agent L. D. Willey reports a new pig raising method on clean ground has moved from trial to campaign in Cheyenne county. The county Farm Bureau and extension service are sending illustrated letters to most farmers, highlighting advantages of separating pigs and parasites with real stories.
The county commissioners debated a petition from Sidney citizens to erect a court house on blocks 37. They will decide at the next meeting. Also reported: Silver Cornet band dance at White House hall. 24 carloads of California canned fruit passing through Sidney en route to Omaha. Sidney veterans head to Fremont for G A R encampment. Tusler horse sale offers a rare assortment. commissioners survey Redington Gap for potential road through hills.
The hall was filled with merrymakers at a masked ball. The grand march began at 9 pm, dancing continued to 11 with masks raised, then a lunch, followed by more dancing until 3 am. A fence along the track reduced cattle traps and fewer cattle deaths noted this year. Wild geese arrive in large numbers at the creek, with hunters easily securing birds near the city.
Gurley Motor and Implement company named as Nash representatives in the territory with N W Burr and A L Garvin directing the operation. They secured a Nash coupe demonstrator from Omaha and a two door sedan delivered to Carl Crist, a Gurley carpenter, signaling strong business prospects ahead.
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