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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

2

Farmers Attorney Challenges Reclamation Chief Over Water Debt

William Morrow, attorney for the North Platte Valley Water Users, rebuts Dr Elwood Mead who says friction with the reclamation bureau is financial. Morrow insists the dispute centers on the bureau’s insistence on arrears payment and Congress backed a 1924 amendment guiding water deliveries to delinquents. He cites prior rate increases and delays, and argues the farmers acted in good faith to honor agreements.

Elwood Mead of Reclamation William Morrow North Platte Valley Water Users Association Reclamation Bureau Water Bureau North Platte Mead Morrow Work Congress Water Users Association Dr. Mead Mr. Morrow

Campaign seeks to modify Nebraska prohibition law

The Civil Rights League of Omaha has circulated petitions in Bridgeport to place a referendum on Nebraska’s 1917 repeal to permit light wines and beer. The league argues the current law differs from the 1916 vote and seeks broad public judgment, noting petitions are circulating in Omaha and other cities but Morrill County has no signatories yet.

The Civil Rights League Omaha Bridgeport Nebraska League Morrill County Bridgeport Herald

Wool conditions better says Growers' President

National Wool Growers Association president Frank J. Hagenbarth says wool conditions have improved over ten days. He notes the best likely price this season in Boston at parity with foreign prices plus a 31 cent tariff. He reports excellent regional crop conditions and an optimistic mood among agricultural leaders.

Frank J. Hagenbarth National Wool Growers Association Boston Hagenbarth

Chappel Teacher Sails for Europe Study Tour

Chappel teacher travels with a group under the American Country Life association to study rural conditions in Germany France Denmark Belgium and the British Isles. They will meet officials including Hindenburg Plunkett Lloyd George and Hall before returning to the United States in August.

Frank W. Cyr ChappeLl Washington New York Europe Republic Germany France Denmark Belgium British Isles American Country Life Association Rural Church Agricultural Co-Operative Associations Hindenburg George Michaels Ireland Horace Plunkett England David Lloyd George Sir David Hall United States

Insurance conversion extended to July 2 1927

A recent amendment extends the reinstate ment and conversion period for government life insurance to July 2, 1927. The Veterans bureau director may issue a level premium term policy exchangable for other level premium life or endowment forms within five years. The Rock Island Plow Co opened an agency in Sidney carrying plows discs drills tractors and Heider transmissions with J. W. Harper as agent in charge.

United States Veterans Bureau Rock Island Plow Co Sidney J. W. Harper

New Texaco Gasoline Not a Discovery Says President

Texas company officials announce a new Texaco gasoline is not a discovery but the result of long refinery development. R C Holmes notes the Holmes Manley process improves volatility and distillation range with high yields, containing no chemicals and offering strong anti knock properties.

Texaco Texas Company R. C. Holmes

Krueger's Lake Hosts Sidney Post 17 Legion Celebration

Friends invited to a big celebration at Krueger's Lake honoring Sidney Post No 17 of the American Legion on July 1, 4th and 6th with community turnout and activities planned.

Krueger’s Lake Sidney Post No. 17 The American Legion

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Farmers’ Attorney Reclamation Department Afead A. R. Lesueur A. R. Lsueur Nebr OLD Line Bidney Oklahoma City Motion Picture Brandeis Krug Amusement Park T. E. Greer Union Pacific Weeden
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