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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
2
Reports from stock-raising districts show improved herds due to thoroughbred sires and scientific methods. Cheyenne county shipments lead the market as high-grade stock draws favorable prices, with cattle hogs and dairy beef expanding. Sheep feeding and better management promise higher returns, lifting western Nebraska toward recognized livestock prominence.
William H. Reinmuth, a noted progressive farmer northwest of Dalton, voices optimism for a strong harvest when this year ends. In 2S years on his district’s best farm, he cites prior improvements and hard work as keys to continued high yields in the pan handle region.
Football veterans who earned a letter last season received new athletic sweaters. They are black with a dark red block 8 on the front and service stripes on the upper left arm. The sweaters are neatly made and unusually attractive.
Bassett Bros. renovate the back room of their drug store to add shelves and tables to meet rapidly increasing business. Since taking over the agency for Orpheus radios and expanding lines, store room capacity has been overloaded and the new fixtures will ease congestion.
Otto Rahe, a progressive citizen from Lodge Pole districts, was in town Friday on business and visited The Telegraph to arrange home delivery so he can stay informed on county affairs.
Severe weather kept many farmers from the institute but a lively meeting occurred. Speakers included E Taplin Hyde High School, Prof F W Taylor Ed McLernon and Prof Bruner. Miss Florence Fisher celebration and Frank Rowan and Lottie Zavere wedding at the bride’s parents home. c T Howard buys half interest in Daugherty grocery, becoming Daugherty A Howard.
G H Jewett completed his government building contract at Fort Sidney and it was inspected and accepted. A general court martial was appointed to meet at Fort Sidney last Thursday for the trial of Sergeant Francis Gallagher and other prisoners. Fifty business leaders discussed a proposed free river bridge at a Masonic hall meeting. Katie Moore married J G McDonald at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney, with McDonald recently discharged from the army.
Envelopes were first used in France during the reign of Louis XIV, marking an early adoption of sealed correspondence practices in European court life. The development reflects evolving postal and administrative needs of the 17th century French monarchy.
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