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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
8
The Nobile ship base reports exchange of messages with the stranded Italia crew. Norwegian Arctic expert Decent Hoel says weather delayed observations, instruments may need repairs, and recovery by dog sled or airplane seems unlikely.
Royal Neighbors held their annual meeting with Potter and Big Springs members listed. Officers for the tri county association were elected Tuesday including Oracle Gladys Eicker and vice oracle Emma Stanton with Olive Sloan as past oracle and Susan Chambers chancellor.
George Reid's three horses in a large pasture a mile from a wire fence were killed during an overnight electrical storm. The animals weighed about 1800 pounds each and were described as good, young stock. A single lightning event around five o'clock this morning is suspected as the cause.
The Corpus Christi feast was observed Sunday June 10 at St Patrick's Church with a high mass at eight and a procession around the square. Rev M Miller spoke in a touching sermon on the gift of the Son of God and blessed sacrament drawing a good turnout despite bad weather.
C R Millard, a Dix area farmer, is defendant in a 15000 damage suit filed in Kimball County District Court by Petrus Peterson, a leading Dix wheat and potato farmer and Nebraska Wheat Growers association officer. Peterson accuses Millard of libelous statements linking his actions to thwarting the association and illegal schemes harming Peterson’s reputation and standing with neighbors. Peterson now serves as president of the Nebraska Wheat Growers association after Hastings convention upheaval.
Dean Boyer, 22, a familiar figure in Gering and nearby towns, was found dead in his Rapid City hotel room from monoxide gas poisoning. The orchestra musician had just retired after the leader lit a gas stove and left windows closed, with no ventilation.
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