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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1927
Page
2
The Burlington railroad and the state agricultural college run a special train with exhibits to teach wheat growers how to prevent smut. Lectures by informed speakers will explain seed selection and treatment proven to reduce losses, with Cheyenne county cited for high costs last year.
The Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce has initiated action to curb the persistent peddler nuisance affecting local businesses and residents. The piece urges community effort to deter unscrupulous agents while supporting legitimate charitable activities separately, noting past failures of similar attempts and calling for decisive action to protect merchants and citizens.
The final step in dethroning Juvenile Judge Ben B Lindsey from the court he founded 26 years ago was taken. District Judge Frank McDonough issued an ouster writ at 11 20 am after the Colorado Supreme court order. Lindsey will stay to guard the rec oms until a successor is chosen, then turn over the office. The Graham estate argued Lindsey was not properly elected November 4 1924, and pursue about 3000 back salary.
Mrs. Edw. A. Furer offers seer services at the Bon Ton, promising insights through marceling and related beauty techniques as patrons seek style and fortune in a small-town setting.
Announcement on Thursday says passenger service may begin before August 1 along air mail lines with a Chicago to San Francisco schedule of about 20 hours and 45 minutes. Fare listed at 200 dollars, offering a significant time saving over rail travel though at higher cost. Officials expect aviation to expand into a nationwide network, delivering safe and convenient service like Europe.
Mrs. J. L. McIntosh hosted six tables of bridge with honors going to Miss Anne Radcliffe and Mrs. J. W. McDaniel. Miss Olive Mann returned from Denver. Mrs. John McIntosh visited there. Cargill bought Kimball Observer plant. he still runs the paper. A child died after being kicked by a colt. Hydrophobia appeared via a pullbox bite spree. Edmund Doran, Ernest Kruse, William Davis, and Will Gates are building cottages. Dr Stewitts treated injuries from a runaway. Olaf Pearson sues the railroad over a leg loss and crippling. Sidney-Dalton telephone line connected by B A Lathrop. Greenlee and Washburns camping at Steamboat Springs.
Four decades ago in Sidney the John Pantenburg yard showcased lush cherry trees heavy with ripe fruit. The Ellis Bros. opened their dramatic season with Federal Captain to a large house. A hundred residents picnicked at the John Adams ranch near Potter. H H Andrews from Calloway, a bank director, visited, and Charles Peterson and his wife returned from a month at the fair.
Last week Pierce Tsros lost sixteen head of cattle while crossing with another herd near Ogallala creating a mixup. Two young Scots bought 18.00 acres of railroad land in western Keith county. A Chinaman party from Deadwood heads to San Francisco for deportation, with opium affecting minds noted.
The Alliance Times Herald accuses the Alliance Commercial club of publicly promoting a road through South Dakota to the Black Hills, bypassing the North Platte Valley route via Highway 39. It says Nebraska travelers are steered to an improved gravel road through Sidney Bridgeport and the sand hills, depriving Alliance of tourist traffic.
A Tuesday afternoon storm swept Box Butte County damaging about 6 percent of acres and destroying a large wheat stand across a one mile wide strip. The hail, sometimes half egg sized, shattered glass and dented cars while toppling tall grain. Overall damage estimated at 250000 dollars.
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