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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1927

Page

4

Sidney News Flashes Local Happenings and Visitors

Dalton residents and nearby settlers appear in Sidney during the week including H A Armuth, Newt Foster, and Henry Vick. visits to Scottbluff, Opallala, and the Cedar Creek Fish farm are noted along with shop and business trips.Births at Carl yon and 7 pound girl and 914 pound girl reported. local residents travel to Lincoln Omaha Denver. a white owl sighting near Dalton prompts notes on rare Arctic migrants.

Newt Foster Dalton Roy Greenlee Rolft Hise Cedar Creek Rae Here South Divide Mid Arctic Circle

Club Social News From Kensington and District

Phyllis Corbett reports social gatherings including Frances Willard Kensington hosted by Mrs. Samuel Light last Thursday. Dinner and bridge events at several homes feature prizes won by Mrs. Golden Kratz and Mrs. J. L. Tebell. Frequent guests include the Dedrick and Grabill families and the Jewett household.

Frances Willard Kensington Samuel Light Swan Dedrick Elmer Grabill Mrs. Russell Dedrick Franklin and Jack Delton R. P. Kepler Golden Kratz J. L. Tewell Country Club H. H. Jolly Paul Martin J. A. Bentley W. B. Jewett C. W. Thiele Earl Kratz Mark G.howard G. A. Johnston

British financiers ink sixty year contract to fight Jerusalem

A report notes British financiers have agreed to a sixty year contract centered on Jerusalem. Other items claim Jack London wrote 1500 words daily for over 8600 days, the English language surpasses 180 million speakers, and a stomach camera enabling seven internal photos has been invented by a European surgeon. A Polish geese journey involves walking through tar and sand to protect their feet.

Jerusalem Vilna Poland

Bishops Crusade to be Observed Here in February

The Episcopal church’s bishops crusade will be observed in Sidney from February 6 to 11 with a series of teaching services. Rev J J Crawford says the movement aims at greater consecration and unity, with mornings, afternoons and evening hours of devotion at Christ Church. Local preacher Rev J N McKenzie will conduct services in Sidney and nearby communities including Kimball Gering Broadwater and Callaway.

Episcopal Church J. J. Crawford Christ’s Church Sidney National Cathedral Mt. St. Albans Washington, D. C Nebraska Kearney St. Andrews Scottsbluff Henry Ives Dean Crawford Kimball Gering Broadwater Callaway J. N. McKenzie St. Stephen’s Grand Island Christ Church

Ask Prof Wheldon Your Questions Telegraph Columns

The Telegraph invites readers to submit questions to Prof Wheldon for published answers. Write your query with name and address, seal it, and mail or bring it to the office. Only Prof Wheldon will read the letter and names are not published.

Telegraph Prof. Wheldon The

Farmers Need Printed Stationery For Business Use

Every farmer aiming for a livelihood should treat farming as business and use printed stationery and envelopes. Cheyenne county farmers succeed with letterheads bearing farm name owner and address. The Telegraph prints customized stationery, offering affordable, professional results through its master printers. Windualls Coffee 45e Ib Butternut 58e Ib Northside Grocery. FOR SALE Good kitchen range Mrs Grace King 401 4th Ave East Phone 180W FOR RENT Two large unfurnished rooms with light water and heat 15 per month George Thompson Greenlees' att.

Cheyenne County Telegraph The Grace King 4Th Ave East George Thompson Greenlees' Attt

State sheriffs urge limits on pardon board powers

Nebraska sheriffs at their Lincoln convention backed changes to strengthen enforcement. They called for repealing the indeterminate sentence law, restricting the pardon board, licensing weapon carry, creating a state farm for mentally defective offenders, preserving death penalty for first degree murder, and increasing sheriffs and county attorney salaries.

Nebraska Lincoln W. C. Condit W. C. Talbott Broken Bow Claude P. Hensel Pardon Board

Burlington Engineer Dies by Own Action in Scottsbluff

Clyde H. Ferguson a Burlington Railroad engineer living in Scottsbluff committed death by his own action Saturday morning in his Petite apartments room using a .32 caliber revolver to his temple. He had planned the act after a period of mental low mood and left farewell letters to his wife and daughters with estate instructions. He served in the Spanish American War and was active in the Masonic lodge. he is survived by his wife, two daughters, three sisters, and one brother in Nebraska.

Clyde H. Ferguson Scottsbluff Petite Apartments Ferguson Petite Mr. Petite Mr. Ferguson Bridgeport Iva Inez

Guarded From Plagues The Foot And Mouth Disease Enters US

Bureau of Animal Industry report shows foot and mouth disease entering the United States during the fiscal year ended June 30. The field inspection division, a major activity, notes increasing difficulty in protecting livestock as foreign animal infections enter the country.

United States Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Bureau

Import Packing Materials and Disinfection Rules Highlight Trade

The article notes dangers from second hand bags and packing materials like hay and straw that can carry infection from foreign countries. U S regulations require disinfection or destruction of such materials unless properly treated before shipment. Importers increasingly use disinfected hay or straw certified by American consular officers or switch to unrestricted materials like excelsior and paper packing. Cooperation has reduced restricted packing to under 10 percent of total material used.

Ucts Department United States

Notable births mark shared year of 189 in history

Charles Darwin W E Gladstone Alfred Tennyson and Abraham Lincoln were born in the same year, 189. Pompeii built sidewalks of asphalt and raised its center to drain water. An engraved granite slab will mark the Washington elm site, replacing a descendant marker.

Charles Robert Darwin W. E. Glad Stone Alfred Tennyson Abraham Lincoln Pompeii Washington

Hunted Down Wild Horses Face Montana and Oregon Ranchers

Wild horses are to be hunted by ranchers in Montana and Oregon as grazing lands shrink. The move follows the need to protect sheep and cattle herds relying on the remaining pasture.

Montana Oregon

Lobster Transport Plane Aims for Daily Lobster Run

A plane able to carry a ton of lobsters will haul crustaceans three times daily from the Gulf of California headwaters to Los Angeles and San Diego, delivering King crabs and other seafood to coastal markets.

Gulf of California Los Angeles San Diego

Eight nations with no railroads listed

A dubious catalog names Albania in Europe Afghanistan Asia Bhutan Nepal Oman and Yemen in Asia and Liberia on Africa's west coast as the eight countries without railroads. The claim mixes continents and quotes and lacks reliable sourcing.

Albania Europe Afghanistan Asia Bhutan Nepal Oman Yemen Liberia Africa

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. A. Armuth Opallala Glenn Frances B. P. Hamilton Henry Vick Son Louis of City J. C. Miles Crook District John Pantenburg Radcliffe Ranch John B. Adam Fort Collins George R. Adam B. L. Hyde Miles M. J. Halslander South of Colton John ‘Tremain Carlyon Hospital A. B. Persinger Lodge Pole Sidney Sunday Will Jewett C. W. Theal Walter McMullen W. K. Fodgkin County ‘Attorney's Association W. H. Wiker Omaha Russell Dedrick Donald Kairns Chillicothe Business College Western Union Company Fred Seidow Mr. Seidow L. M. Worthington Vet. Mason & Brethower Star Car Distributors Durant Star Automobiles J. E. McKinney Sidney Painter Henry West Cheyenne W. H.graham Securities Corporation B. Hopkins Hopkins Toc World-Herald Edith H. Ih. VanAlstyne Sterling Hospital Miss van Alstyne J. L. Johnson C. A. Stockdick K. D. Bassett Denver Aimee Mee- Phereon Stockdick Stockwick Phyllis Corbett B. Jewett Jack Jewett Badger Dye J. ‘McIntosh Miss McIntosh Jack London B. S Northside Grocery Board OF Pardons Burlington Sidney Motor Sales Co K. W Sidney Municipal Service J. E. Poquette Valentine Burke’s Candy Store Wien Liberty State City of Sidney Municipal ‘Service Inc Far West
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