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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1927
Page
2
Former Nebraska Governor Samuel R McKelvie argues farmers should industrialize to boost efficiency and output. He cites mass production as key, notes cow testing shows higher butter fat yields, and promotes cooperation in marketing, branding, grading, standardization and data sharing to prevent market gluts and stabilize prices.
The farmer is described as the paymaster of industry, funding wages across agriculture and related services. The article argues 95 cents of every dollar from agricultural output goes to subsdiary industries, with farmers working long hours to meet payrolls and sustain industrial progress.
A survey notes over 13 000 laws enacted in 1925 out of 40 956 bills, with legislatures active in all but four states. It warns of more tax and social regulation bills, plus groups promoting various interests. The piece also critiques efforts to control conduct and morals, and suggests 1926 may see a brisk auto market with first payments.
Fred Parks won his first Denver Amateur bout but officials ruled him out as a professional, fearing an easy division win. J R B Cawley celebrated his eighty fifth birthday with a surprise party. Mary Carr Armuth died February 7 in St Joseph's Denver hospital from appendicitis. Dalton community and Sid ney friends attended the funeral of a beloved young lady. HR Fotler reports cattle fattening success near Bridgeport with a novel feeding method. Martha Greenlee, teaching in Alliance, ill with illness. she traveled to Alliance and is improving. Bismark Range filed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on February 10, with Clyde Johnson and George Glidewell as witnesses.
Heavy snows require continuous feeding. Mr Fast plans to ship about two hundred head to the eastern market soon to reduce cattle on feed. The Commercial hotel rooms are being painted and redecorated. A manager change occurred this week with Charlie Miller succeeding Jo W Nelson.
The Peetz Gazette marks ten years since its first issue on February 9 1917 with Jay Matthews as editor. Ownership passed to the late J C Score in 1918, then Frank J Pulver bought the plant in 1919 and has led since. Pulver rebuilt the paper into a top northeastern Colorado publication. The Telegraph congratulates Pulver and the Gazette staff on the milestone and wishes them continued prosperity. Also includes local nursery ad copy and auto parts notes from Sterling Colorado.
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt nominated James L. McIntosh for register and R. I0 Airs for receiver of the Sidney land office, with nominations sent to the Senate on Wednesday afternoon. Smallpox quarantine lifted after outbreak in hypnotists camp, allowing reopenings of schools churches and amusements. Sheriff Bahb captures an army deserter in Sidney, earning the $50 reward. Simon Fishman retires from the New York store in Sterling and will take charge of Sidney store. A whist club formed at W. P. Miles home Thursday night. A. L. Fast, noted stockman, visited Sidney Thursday and remarked winter was proving to be...
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