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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1928

Page

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June rainfall shatters Nebraska records in panhandle region

Reports from Cheyenne County and the western Nebraska wheat belt say June rainfall set new records. About eight inches fell in Sidney area, with 1.20 inches in a single Friday outbreak. Week total around 3.5 inches, floods briefly blocked roads, but crop prospects improved as drought fears eased and hail damage proved lighter than feared.

Nebraska Great Panhandle Wheat Belt Cheyenne County Sidney Kimball Panhandle Cheyenne

New Officers Installed in Frank Welch Lodge No 75

At a largely attended meeting of Frank Welch lodge No. 75 A F A M in the Masonic hall last Friday night June 2 officers chosen for the ensuing term were installed by Deputy State Custodian Harry L Mantor and Deputy Grand Marshall Kenneth Agnew. Officers include Master Roy Greenlee Senior Warden R H Rogers Junior Warden M E Pettibone Treasurer George E Taylor Secretary Leslie Neubauer Senior Deacon Raymond Rogers Junior Deacon N W Ladegard Chaplain J J Crawford Marshall Kenneth S Agnew Senior Steward Golden P Kratz Junior Steward A J Jorgenson Organist Raymond Maley Tyler H Schroeder. A Past Master's apron was presented to W K Hodgkin after the installation. Frank Welch lodge organized 49 years ago and will celebrate a golden anniversary next year.

Frank Welch Lodge No. 75 Masonic Hall Harry L. Mantor Kenneth Agnew Roy Greenlee R. H H. Rogers M. E. Pettibone George E. Taylor Leslie Neubauer Raymond Rogers N. W. Ladegard J. J. Crawford Marshall Kenneths. Agnew Golden P. Kratz A. J. Jorgenson Raymond Maley Tyler H. Schroeder W. K. Hodgkin F. A. Barger Frank Welchlodge Nebraska

Sidney Couple Wed in Sterling on June 24

On Sunday June 24 Paul J. Greenwood and Miss Cleora Laird, both of Sidney, were married in Sterling by Rev. Harley B. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church there. The couple, popular in Sidney social circles, will reside here and friends extend congratulations.

Paul J. Greenwood Cleora Laird Sidney Sterling Harley B. Smith Baptist Church Greenwood Youser

Cozad Man Fined for Being Intoxicated

D. E. Patterson claiming Cosad as home was arrested Saturday night on intoxication charges. He pled guilty before Judge Wimner Kahl and received a $25 fine plus costs.

D. E. Patterson Cosad Sheriff's Office Wimner Kahl Patterson

Union Pacific Issues Paper For Passenger Entertainment

Union Pacific releases a four page illustrated travel paper for west bound riders on the Overland Mail. Printed copies reach travelers at Omaha Green River and Yermo detailing Fort Sidney history fossils and local prosperity while aiming to educate and amuse passengers on the Chicago to Los Angeles journey.

Sidney Union Pacific Coast Limited Overland Mail Chicago Los Angeles Omaha Sidney Sidney Nebr Fort Black Hills Green River Wyo Yermo Calif W.S. Basinger

Agricultural college experts plan extensive trip in farm territory

Omaha advices describe a large group of Nebraska farmers spared to join an agricultural field trip sponsored by the College of Agriculture from July 16 to 28. Bankers and insurance men will also attend as the itinerary covers soil erosion pasture conditions irrigation and crop rotation studies from Lincoln to Alliance, with visits to wheat tables, beets, potatoes, alfalfa and alfalfa irrigation issues, concluding with alkali land questions.

Omaha Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln Kearney Platte Valley North Platte Sidney Perkins and Devel County Scottsbluff Gurley-Dalton Kimball County Pumpkin Creek Scottsbluff Mountain North Platte Valley

Four Boys Arrested Over Near Beer Theft In County

Four youths from Garden and Keith counties were arrested on warrants for stealing near beer from a Lodge Pole soft drink parlor. Judge Kahl fined one $50, two $25, and the fourth $10, with court costs added.

Lodge Pole Garden County Keith County Sheriff's Office Kahl

Former Sidney Priest Honored at Grand Island

Rev. T. D. Sullivan of Wood River celebrated his silver jubilee at Grand Island on June 28. About 300 attended the banquet, including 40 visiting priests, with more than 1500 in cash presented to Father Sullivan. Sullivan once served as pastor of the Sidney Catholic church about twenty years ago.

T. D. Sullivan Wood River Grand Island Father Sullivan Sidney

Your Flag and My Flag

A compact, period voice quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson, the Sage of Monticello, asserting that all men are created equal with inalienable rights including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It argues governments derive power from the governed and may be altered for essential safety and happiness, warning prudence against change for minor causes.

Smith calls for Volstead act changes after nomination

Democratic nominee Governor Alfred E. Smith urged fundamental changes to national prohibition less than 15 hours after his nomination. He promised to present his views to the public and reiterated support for altering the eighteenth amendment while pledging enforcement of the law in the interim.

Alfred E. Smith Smith Joseph Robinson Albany N. Y Houston

De Molays Conclave in Scottsbluff Highlight of Nebraska Order

More than 200 delegates from about 30 towns attended the sixth annual De Molays conclave in Scottsbluff. The three day convention featured business sessions and numerous entertainments, with Sidney delegates praising the host city. J Hollis Kepler of Sidney presided as state master councilor and Rev F J McCaffree gave the welcome with Clifford Lester of Alliance replying for the order. Other prominent Masons and De Molays spoke during the event.

Nebraska Order of de Molays Scottsbluff Sidney de Molays J. Hollis Kepler F. J. McCaffree Clifford Lester Alliance Tinley L. Combs Omaha Mem

Large Wyoming ranch sale eyed across Albany Platte Goshen counties

The Torrington Telegram reports a potential record sale in southeastern Wyoming. Col. Paul Raborg seeks to acquire 315000 acres and about 100000 head of livestock from the Swan company, with a September 1 option expiry and funds to be raised in California.

Wyoming Albany, Platte and Goshen Loomis Torrington Telegram Paul Raborg Diamond Ranch Swan Company Swan Land & Livestock Company Col Raborg California Swan Diamond Laramie Plains Albany County Platte Goshen

Lower price level set on livestock market for common grade

Market review notes grass supplies boost lower cattle grades while fed cattle stay strong. Heavy steers fluctuate with supply shifts in Nebraska and Iowa. yearlings hold premium. Feeders and stockers soften as pastures improve, with receipts expected to taper next month and prices potentially slipping until new demand appears.

Gilbert Gusler Nebraska Iowa Gusler Chicago

Land raid seizes marijuana farm in Morill County

Officials report a Bayard Morill County raid uncovered a growing marijuana patch and about 100 cans ready for market. Three Mexican men including Salvator Garcia were arrested, a liquor still and mash found nearby. Police warn of rising illicit hemp traffic entering western Nebraska towns and its growing use among locals.

Nebraska Bayard Morill Salvator Garcia Garcia Morrill Mexico

Sale of Omaha Bee-News to Hearst Interests

Announcement on Monday disclosed the sale of the Omaha Bee-News to the Hearst newspaper syndicate. The price is not stated, and the Hearst group is expected to take charge August 1 with changes contemplated in staff personnel.

Omaha Bee-News Hearst News Interests Omaha Hearst Newspaper Syndicate Hearst

Former Sidney Resident Dies in California

Mrs. J. F. Sanders, formerly a resident of this county for several years, died at her Long Beach home on Saturday evening. Cause of death is unknown. Remains are being shipped to Sidney for funeral services. She is the mother of Mrs. George Moore of this city.

J. F. Sanders Long Beach Calif Sidney Sanders George Moore

Grain dealers of Nebraska organize at Lincoln meeting

Grain dealers from Nebraska wheat counties form a state cooperative to protect interests and lift farm prices. Over 100 dealers are said to join, aiming to reduce country elevator hazards and secure better prices for farm products. T B King was elected president with officers Rolland Ireland E L Brown and others named for terms. C P Sturdevant chaired proceedings. articles of organization adopted by the assembly.

Nebraska Grain Men Colorado Elevator Owners New Grain Dealers Association Lincoln T. B. King Central City Rolland Ireland E. L. Brown Chester Ross McGowan Gordon Victor Wilson Holdrege J. P. Larsen Laurel Cobe S. Venner Havelock Bert Larson Kimball A. L. Burroughs Rockford C. P. Sturdevant Omaha Sturdevant

Arizona Farmer Visits Great Wheat District

W. J. Colvin a Phoenix farmer and hog raiser traveled to Sidney with Robert B. Oberfelder visiting dry farms in this and Morrill counties. He praised local barley noting it rivals irrigated barley from Arizona and California and should be fed locally. He endorses barley for beef cattle and its rising use in malt syrup for baking and soups.

W. J. Colvin Phoenix Arizona Sidney Robert 8. Oberfelder Morrill County Mr. Colvin California Colvin

Most of Business Houses to Be Closed Wednesday

A Sidney survey shows the Fourth of July will be observed widely with stores closing at six Tuesday evening and remaining closed all day Wednesday. Merchants urge early shopping for provisions as weather promises a fine day for picnics and outdoor events.

Sidney

Yellow Stop Signs Signal Obedience Citywide Nebraska

Yellow stop signs along Illinois street and Tenth avenue enforce a state law. Traffic officers warned Sunday night at many intersections to educate motorists to stop before entering a street when a yellow sign is visible. Officers urged compliance to avoid penalties.

Illinois Street Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska

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Frank Welch Lodge Cozad Thomas Jefferson the Sage of Monticello Dmolays Prise John Clay West Scotland Scotch Money Swan Lands& Cattle Company Clay Stock Growers National Bank Chugwater Grain Dealers OF Great Wheat District
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