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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

3

Battleship backbones aviation aids in future war

Edward W Pickard reviews the Navy Board findings on air power versus battleships. The board says the battleship remains the fleet’s ultimate force, with aviation as an important but secondary element. Air power aids gunnery and scouting, but cannot replace sea control or reach distant targets without support. The plan calls for $80 million annual buildup, with $30 million initial, including carrier work and new cruisers.

William Mitchell Washington Navy Army Aviation Ih Mitchell Yangtze River

Jardine Chosen Secretary of Agriculture After March 4

President Coolidge selects William M. Jardine of Kansas State Agricultural College as secretary of agriculture from about 200 candidates. Jardine is a practical and theoretical farmer with knowledge of farm marketing and once worked as a cow puncher in Montana. Other notable deaths include R Marion LeRoy Burton, ex University of Michigan president, Frederic Upham, M H DeYoung, Addison G Proctor, and a last survivor of 1860 Republican convention Abe Lincoln's era.

Illiam M. Jardine Kansas State Agricultural College Coolidge Department of Agriculture Jardine Montana R. Marion LE Roy Burton University of Michigan Ann Arbor Ulnees Iowa Michigan Smith College University of Minnesota Calvin Coolidge Frederic W. Upham Republican Party Chicago Palm Beach Fla Mitnels M. H. de Young The San Francisco Chronicle Golden Gate City Addison G. Proctor St. Joseph, Mich Abeaban Floruin

Geologists Boost Interest in Sterling District Oil Prospects

Early spring weather stirs renewed oil exploration in northeastern Colorado. A geologist has studied Sterling structures for months while several teams arrive in the past two weeks. Reports show geologists surveying Stonham, Willard, Atwood areas and two more near Sterling. A local firm leases large tracts on advice from Wray field experts. Sinclair geologists eye a Snyder area structure.

Colorado Sterling Stonham Williard Atwood Whoave Wray Sinclair Company Snyder Sterling Advocate

Spring Canyon News Roundup of Local Social and Travel

Mrs Ray Sheffield and son Bobby Ray visited Mrs A D Hilliard on Monday. Several residents traveled to Crook for a trial and business, with Teas and visits noted. A P T A meeting in Crook included a workers lunch. A village dance honored Frances Moore with Valentine decor and a large crowd.

Ray Sheffield Bobby Ray A. D. Hilliard Gus E. Sutter Crook D. A. Beebe Clarence Robert Nicholas Clarence Beebe Sidney L. H. Pope Bell and Johnson Dan Beebe Tliff M. T. Moore Padroni Harry Reeves Fred Jans Lavern Hilliard Lavern P. R. Bell George Ruth Glen McCall Sterling Gus Sutters Milo Moore Frances Valentine Chas. Jones Joe Hecker Earl Hecker Margaret Sutter

Taste and See Why by Gravity Candy Factory

A quirky promotional phrase describes a chocolate room where gravity moves candy to avoid direct hand contact. It claims the product is 80 delicious and 80 different with constant cleaning every ten minutes.

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Mme Edmond Willm Western Marine and Salvage Co Alexandria Morocco Navy Board Edward W. Pickard Los Angeles J. Strong Strong Ashington Date War Department Army Air Service Army House Committee On Aircraft Frank B. Gorin Chemical Warfare Association Wilbur Gorin Pittsburgh Selfridge Field London Tokyo Rome France Kellogg Chamberlain Great Britain Geneva Shidehara Germany Berlin Interallied Control Commission Marshal Foch Versailles Rhineland Sandcave Kentucky Floyd Collins Ongress Arlington Memorial Bridge Lincoln Memorial Potomac Arlington National Cemetery Robert E. Lee Senate Willis Ohio House Scolteng Sterling District Spring Canyon Roy Beebe Hilliard Ranch Roy Crable Arthur McKelvey Isabel McKelvey Joe Shutte Gus Sutter Massey-Harris Reaper Threshers Red River Holt Caterpillar Tractors Avery Farmers Supply CO Standard Oil Sidney Battery and Electric Co James Reisdorff Nolan’s Tire Service Station Bordwell Buildem East Lincoln Highway Porter Frank Nolan R. E. J. Jackson R. E. L. Jackson A. R. Lsueur A. R. Lesueur Nebr
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