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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1927

Page

8

Sidney People May Now Talk to London by Long Distance Phone

Sidney residents can now telephone England Scotland and Wales via transatlantic lines. Northwestern Bell opened service Saturday, linking Sidney to Great Britain with calls routed through New York, Long Island, and Wroughton England. Initial 12 minute limit, $81 for three minutes, $27 per extra minute, $10 Missed connection report fee.

Sidney London England Scotland Wals P. C. Cunningham Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Northwestern Bell Company Minnesota Nebraska North South Dakota Agur W. B. T. Bell Omaha Herbert ¥. Shreeve Shreeve Bell System Paris Atlantic Ocean Europe Great Britain Belt Colonel Shreeve Northwestern Company Rocky Point Long Island New York Wroughton Scooland Wales Rugby Houston Maine

Farm measure I8 passes house under farm board plan

The Mnary-Haugen farm measure I8 cleared the House after rejecting substitutes. Led by Haugen and McNary the bill would create a 12 member federal farm board to manage surpluses by declaring operating periods, purchasing crops, feeding excess supply to the world market, and loaning to cooperatives to bolster farm groups.

Jones Texas Hill Maryland Haugen Agriculture Committee Tilson McNary Oregon Federal Farm Board

RANCHER'S BONES FOUND IN GRAVE AFTER 3-DAY SEARCH

Reports from Oshkosh describe the uncovering of Frank Boyer's grave in Grant county after a three day dig near the sandhills. Henry and Tom Boyer are linked to the murder, with Minnie Boyer amid claims of premeditation and coercion. All three remained on the Boyer ranch after the crime.

Tom Minnie Henry Frank Kearney Tfenry Sandhills Oshkosh Henry Boyer Sheriff Smith Boyer Garden County Grant County Tom Boyer Boyer Ranch Goldby Groves Groves Minnie Boyer

Knights of Pythias Celebrates 63rd Anniversary

A Milwaukee proclamation by Supreme Chancellor Richard S. Witte marks nearly one million Knights of Pythias members in over six thousand lodges in the U S and Canada as they plan a February 25 program. The order, founded February 19, 1864, has built orphanages and homes for the aged, funded education, and directed million in insurance benefits, with assets surpassing 30 million.

Richards. Witte Milwaukee Wis Order Knights of Pythias United States Canada Order Supreme Lodge Pythian Order Old Temperance Hall Washington, D. C Justus H. Rathbone Witte North America Alaska Canal Zone Hawaii Honolulu Philippine Islands Insurance Department

Arbor Day Observed in California on March 7

California marks Arbor Day on March 7 honoring Luther Burbank's birthday. The event highlights trees and environmental awareness across the state with ceremonies and community plantings.

California Luther Burbank

Moffat Tunnel bore breaks through as Coolidge speaks

President Coolidge participated in the celebration of the Moffat Tunnel breakthrough in Colorado. His radio broadcast from 9,242 feet above sea level echoed a milestone in engineering as the passage through the Continental Divide nears completion in early July.

Continental Divide Coolidge Moffat Tunnel W. P. Robinson Rocky Mountains Moffat Colorado Washington

Tunnel Cuts Rail Route Between Denver and Salt Lake City

The railroad tunnel will shorten the Denver to Salt Lake City route by 173 miles and reduce the Continental Divide grade from 4 percent to a maximum 2 percent. It will be used by the Denver and Salt Lake railroad.

Denver Salt Lake City Continental Divide Denver & Salt Lake Railroad

State help planned for county boys and girls clubs

County leaders met with Miss Jessie Green of the Agricultural College Extension service to discuss the new state plan. They focused on health, possible summer club camp, and new club officers. Each member will weigh and measure, score habits, and news reporters will cover meetings with help from Elton Lux. The county will prioritize Cooking first year and Clothing second year for girls clubs while seeking state support for leaders and activities.

Lincoln Jessie Green Agricultural College Extension Service Clyde Robertson Lorenzo Clifford Hammond Edna Hammond Sidney Edna Frame Huntsman John Kastens Lodge Pole Miss Greene

County Club Leaders Map Path to 8500 Nebraska Youth

County agents plan follow up after a first meeting as Miss Greene returns in about two months for a second conference. County leaders missing the initial session will gain assistance by attending the next county conference. Nebraska aims for 8500 youth in club work this year, with 6500 finishing. The county pledges to contribute its 500 portion, says County Agent L D Willey.

Local Sidney Social News Highlights

John Seidel shipped hogs to Denver with Dendinger's sheep. John Kurz and family visited George Hockerson. Roy Spicknell completed a new barn. Fli Henderson family shopped in Sidney with Mrs Owens. Frank Kurz and Otto Kurz hosted visitors including James Sparks and Otto Kurz Sr. at Frank Kurz home. George Kretz hauled coal home to Sidney. District 36 school swings praised. Ralph Dendinger ill with cold. Charlie Walker family visited Bert Walker in West Gurley. George Hockerson shopped in Sidney. Frank Kurz family dined with Herman Van Aelstyn.

John Seidel Denver Dendinger John Kurz George Hockerson Roy Spicknell Fli Henderson Sidney John Owens James Sparks North Sidney Otto Kurz Frank Kurz Bert Walker West Gurley George Kretz District 36 Ralph Dendinger

Sidney Residents Attend Tractor School And Social Visit

John Kurz and Ralph Cox attended a Rumely tractor school two days last week at Sidney. Mr and Mrs Carlson of Sidney spent Sunday afternoon at the Joe P Dendinger home. George Kretz and daughters were Sunday visitors. Emmett Treat returns to school after a brief absence due to vaccination soreness. Ed Van Aelstyn and sisters Anna and Helen, Jerome Dendinger and Irene, visited Frank Kurz on Tuesday evening for cards and a late supper.

John Kurz Ralph Cox Rumely Sidney Mrs Carlson Joe Pdendinger George Kretz Emmett “Treat Ed van Aelstyn Anna Helen Jerome Dendinger Irene Frank Kurz

New Utrecht High Publishes Seven School Journals

The New Utrecht High School in New York City releases seven school publications, including three in foreign languages French Spanish and Italian, showcasing multilingual student journalism and cultural study.

New Utrecht High School New York City

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