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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1927
Page
3
Gilbert Gusler reports choice and prime grades of boot steers reach a new high for the season on Chicago markets with top mature steers at 14 dollars and fat yearlings at 13.15. Grass offerings move downward while receipts remain moderate and harvest-linked supplies loom.
The Scottsbluff Herald reports Col and Mrs Thorp, longtime leaders of Samaritan Army relief efforts in Scottsbluff district, have resigned from all charity work after city police and county officials pressed for a disengagement. Observers note past aid worked but question recent fundraising, books show minimal balances, and other issues cited as reasons for the severance.
Public reception to Nash Motors new Advanced Six Special Six and Standard Six models was record breaking across the nation. Dealers reported massive showrooms in cities from New York to San Francisco and drivers praised the cars for lower body lines refined mechanics and striking color schemes. FE H McCarty said the overwhelming response would make July the biggest in company history.
W. H. Osborne, formerly of Broken Bow and state tax commissioner, is appointed secretary of the state board of control to fill the vacancy from Ernest Malsfield’s death. A Republican veteran, he has held posts as Custer county clerk, chief clerk in the state land office, and ran for state auditor. He commanded Company M of the First Nebraska in the Spanish war.
The Farms Dairy advertises 3 color ice cream bricks available in pint or quart sizes. Call 324 The Farms Dairy for details.
Potter resident Emil Cord suffered a fractured skull and other injuries in a two car crash near Bridgeport and Northport while returning from a fishing trip. He was found unconscious and taken to a Bridgeport hospital. doctors expect ten days to two weeks before he can return home to Potter. The other driver and passenger in the sedan were uninjured.
Cheyenne's airport, once given to the city by the government when airmail control shifted, will be leased to Boeing Co for a nominal sum under a tentative contract with J G Johnson of Boeing Air Transport Co. Boeing will receive six percent of the total value of improvements minus upkeep costs. field equipment valued at 100000 dollars. The land remains city property leased to the government, with new lessees to accommodate other commercial or private aircraft. Hanteville House, Victor Hugo's exile home, has been donated to Paris by descendants.
A Le Mur Permanent includes shampoo and finger wave for 12 50. Marcelling 75e. Call Miss Virginia at 551 W for appointment over Electric Shop. 2 31 dollars?
Nebraska investors are targeted to purchase securitie s from local utilities. The Platte Valley Telephone Company gains authority to issue 600 000 first mortgage bonds and 400 000 of preferred stock, with sales run through Nebraska bond houses. Central Power at Grand Island plans 5 877 800 of thirty year bonds. Southern Nebraska Power at Superior aims 500 000 of twenty year first mortgage bonds. Proceeds fund improvements and retirement of 300 000 of existing high interest bonds.
Reverend Polster and family spent Tuesday evening at Ray Spilker s. several neighbors and friends gathered for meals and visits including Fritz Feldman returning from Missouri to aid harvest and Elmer Larson shelling corn. Spells of visits continued through Thursday with Knox, Spiker, and Lar son households. Bert Walker’s wife ill in Lorenzo. a christening by Pastor Pol ster and a large Lindbeck family presence in Sidney.
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. Don't forget our new location in Brewer's Machine Shop at 706 Central Ave. Krets Radice and Ignition Company.
State school funds apportioned from interest on bonds and other sources. Two districts share one fourth equally and three fourths distributed by pupil count, assigning sums per district and per child. Estimates show total around forty thousand dollars, with distribution details among seven districts.
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