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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
2
The notice lists annual postage paid options with zone one within 50 miles and outside zone one over 50 miles. Inside zone one the rate is one year. outside zone one the rate is two dollars for one year and two dollars fifty cents for outside zone one.
An essay contrasts George Washington's revered status with Lincoln's, arguing Washington was a great yet human founder who earned greatness through effort. It notes royal lineage and wealth as minor, praises his leadership in liberty and federation, and calls for reverent remembrance on his birthday.
Nebraska advances as a key flour producer with mills shipping vast quantities to New England cities and army posts. An Omaha company fills a 100 carload order for 26 Boston-area towns, amid government awards securing 62 percent of Chicago contracts across Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Porto Rico and Panama.
Federal land office orders withdraw seventeen sections from entry for a major dam to serve western Nebraska with irrigation. A Devil's Gate reservoir in Natrona County Wyoming is projected to cost about 600000 dollars, evidencing government action. Also notes appointive changes, social gathering, legal ruling on county bond forfeiture, and a grocery store stove fire incident.
Henry M Babb a Cheyenne county resident died February 15 at age 67 after a yearlong illness Revered M D Berg resigns as Lutheran pastor due to his wife health seeking lower altitude Alliance editors form Western Nebraska Editorial Association with J W Thomas and F A Gapen as officers Sidney records another death Andrew Lindberg aged 58 passes after weeks of illness self from Sweden since 1885 and leaves wife and five children Sidney dealer E C Stockdick now Ford agency officer notes Ford cars exceed 200000 in operation evidencing vehicle quality
County Judge De LaMatter ruled that a trapped animal belongs to the trap owner, finding Pete Fisher and Henry Weitzel guilty for taking a coy ote from John Pfenning’s trap. Each man paid 1 dollar fines plus 7.10 costs and 8 dollars restitution, with jail if unpaid. The decision signals protection for trappers against poaching and theft of trapped wildlife.
The Nebraska Ten Acre Yield contest report is ready for distribution from county extension offices and the Lincoln agricultural college. It includes detailed contestant figures and state averages, plus conclusions by P. H. Stewart of the Crop Growers' association. The contest will be sponsored again this year and open to any farmer at no cost, receiving recognition from the college and state corn farmers.
Judge Tewell of Sidney has held court at Bridgeport this past week with several cases reaching trial including a Jane case set for Tuesday. The Bridgeport opening is postponed to after mid March as a result. Trees shrubs vines nursery stock and delivery offered by B C Johnson Florist in Sterling Colorado. April 15 For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company.
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