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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1927

Page

3

American Legion Auxiliary outlines extensive child welfare plan

The article reports on the American Legion Auxiliary detailing a three fold plan to aid ex service children. Billets in Otter Lake and Independence aim to keep children with natural guardians, place them with American foster families, or in cottage billets. The goal is to preserve family ties, provide education and moral development, and move away from orphanage models toward community foster care. The piece notes social, educational and humane aims and records a meeting adjournment with a luncheon hosted by local members.

Otter Lake Michigan Independence Kansas Legion Légion Themer Tien Citi United Re

Enitentiary Term for Larceny Handed Down in Scottsbluff

Judge Le Tewell at Scottsbluff court, sitting in Barron’s absence, sentenced two men last Friday. Joe Guito received one to five years in the penitentiary for stealing two dresses from New York Cashé store. George Hernandez, charged with possession of mash and a liquor still, was fined 50 and jailed 30 days.

le ‘Tewell Sidney Scottsbluff Hernandez

Sidney Nine Beats Alliance On Fright Night

Sidney’s basketball team won 30 to 19 against Alliance last Friday night led by Dlaine Grabill and Harold Willis. The article notes upcoming courthouse iron steps delivery and contractor Goodhand arriving to finish building, along with furnace completion by C. Mu Wright in the following week. Simon Fishman advertises page deals, Nels Thorstensen named commissioner for the third district, and the Nebraska State Volunteer Fire Department will meet in North Platte January 21 with Sidney’s J. L. McIntosh on the program.

Sidney Alliance Dlaine Grabill Harold Willis Court House Goodhand C. Mu Wright Simon Fishman Fishman Nels Thorstensen L. Brett Nebraska State Volunteer Fire Department Association North Platte J. L. McIntosh

Local social notes and early town developments

Rex McLernon hosted a party for twenty four friends last Friday. J A Killian opens a new billiard hall in the Oberfelder block today under first class auspices. General Funston and aides toured army posts earlier this week. Ernest Kruse plans to finish a handsome new residence in the southwest part of town. Fire destroyed Chas Hoffmeyer’s ranch home nine miles southeast of Sidney on Thursday morning.

Rex McLernon J. A. Killian Oberfelder Mr. Killian General Funston Ernest Kruse Chas. Hoffmeyer Sidney

Funeral for Effie Woodmen Held at Home

Effie Woodmen's funeral was held from her parents' home Mr and Mrs A A Woodmen.Sidney hosts Farmers institute from late January to early February with Gov R W Furnas Edward McLernon 8 C Bassett and J Cowdin on program Henry Anderson from near Bronson visited town with two 545 pound year old hogs paying 42 25 for them. He settled his subscription and left contented praising Cheyenne county needs more men like him.

Effie Woodmen A. &. Woodmen Farmers’ Institute Sidney R. W. Furnas Will Edward McLernon 8. C. Bassett Kh. J. Cowdin Henry Anderson Near Bronson Cheyenne County Anderson

McKee Brothers Enter Grocery Business in Town

D. F. McKee and brother John McKee have started a grocery venture in town. Dan McKee is well known locally and is expected to secure a sizable share of the grocery trade.

D. F. McKee John McKee Dan

Bridge funding debate stalls North River project

At the last meeting Urbach and Johnson debated the North river bridge proposal with Urinel favoring a public vote while Johnson urged delaying to seek more funds. He objects that 18000 dollars is not enough to build the bridge. A dance couple’s quarrel over late hours and a sour remark about a fish-eyed spouse are also noted. The Sheidly Cattle Co. bought Grimes’ stake in the Grimes and Thornley herd totaling about 9000 cattle along with ranches and privileges. Stages run slowly after heavy snow making travel treacherous, though no one has gone astray. Willie Eubank received a new English twist double barreled shotgun from Robert Shuman of the Metropolitan Hotel.

North River Messrs. Urbach Johnson Urinel Sheidly Cattle Company Grimes Grimes and Thornley Willie Eubank Robert Shuman Metropolitan Hotel

Labor and Capital on Stilts in Farmers Aid Debate

The article argues farmers must seek aid from farm organizations as a tariff policy divides labor and capital. It portrays tariff protection as a stilts risking economic collapse, linking wage levels, liquor laws, and wealth distribution to national discontent, and questions where wealthy stockholders reside versus local farmers in Nebraska.

Tabor Europe Nebraska

A Farmer's Appeal to Reason Given by Prof Fitley

Prof HC Fitley of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture speaks before the Farm Bureau Federation meeting of Organized Agriculture on a country aiming to tear down the fundamental law of the land. His remarks frame a plea to reason amid agricultural policy debates.

HC. Fitley University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Farm Bureau Federation Organized Agriculture

Kimball Cagers Defeat Sidney In Fast Game

Weymouth has built a stronger Sidney squad this year, converting prospects into a solid basketball team in his first season. Sidney drew ten personal fouls, yielding six Kimball scores, with twenty seven free throws by opponents across two games, a costly foul count for the host.

Weymouth Sidney Kimball

Westburg Half Section Sold

Carl Ernest takes possession of the Westburg half section three miles east of Dalton after a deal last week with Dalton State Bank, which had owned the property for several years. The Ernest family has moved onto the farm per the Dalton Delegate.

Westburg Carl Ernest Dalton Dalton State Bank Ernest

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