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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1927
Page
5
Ant infestation ruin food and labor as ants remain in colonies. Fly-Lox kills ants and spraying should continue for days. Fly-Tox, developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship, promises safe stainless fragrance and guaranteed results with simple bottle labels for household insects.
In Chateau-Thierry France American army relics endure from World War I battle zones. Items evoke grim losses and humor of doughboys. Quentin Roosevelt’s July 14 1918 plane motor is in the American War Relic museum, kept clean despite damage. An Indian head design signed L G Q reflects a modest artist’s pride. The ruin owner anticipates further preservation.
Memphis Tennessee report notes wild life conservation as anglers look to restock lakes as floodwaters recede. Horseshoe lake and eastern Arkansas lakes are prime, with thousands of small game fish moving up streams toward the lakes. A party at four culverts on Horseshoe lake road observed countless small fish near bayou sides unable to ascend the strong outflow from the lake.
In eastern Turkey the town of Cesaree marks history with its first railroad connection. During the opening ceremony, 100 sheep and one camel were sacrificed to honor the event, signaling a blend of modernization and tradition.
Broadwater fell to a Sidney team on Sunday. The article notes city workers and field preparations influenced the game, but errors could not be charged to the grounds. Mr. Wait devoted time to preparing the field and deserves credit for the team’s performance. The final score is listed after this line.
The Porter Oil Company, a leading independent distributor in western Nebraska, is handling a surge of oils and gasoline to support rapid growth. They are upgrading the South Central avenue plant and promoting Shell gasoline and Pennsylvanian crude based lubricants like PorteroRs Quaker State and P. V. B. The high quality products and 400 end point firing qualities drive increased station business in the territory.
Moving West is not hardship here. Cheyenne county offers superb shipping, modern towns, strong banks, and ample land for farmers. With 765000 acres cultivable and 2700 farmers, opportunities abound for thousands more. Come learn from those who have succeeded, and see what Cheyenne holds for you.
Mrs Theodore Hoff man of Newark received a postcard detailing the birth of her second granddaughter at Bound Brook. The card bears the postmark December 25, 1915, confirming the timing of the event.
Mrs Edw A Furer advertises marceling services at the Bon Ton department store with likely price or time details not readable in the clipped text.
Henry J. Littrell of Alavista Virginia, presumed dead after a Midwestern flood 25 years ago, is reunited with his two sons when a misaddressed letter opened by a grandson leads to discovery and a family reconnection. The letter sparked talks and revealed their kinship after generations apart.
A brief paraphrase quotesFlin Journal asserting that marriage marks the first form of petticoat governance. The remark frames domestic rule as an early social power dynamic in a light epochal tone.
A new invention features springs in the bottoms of children's shoes allowing a leap frog style bound for extra thrill and playful height. Inventors market the design as a novelty adventure for youngsters seeking bouncy steps.
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