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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
2
This week's changes include Father Link taking over the Shiner church, exchanging places with Father Kampmann. Link arrives from Prairie Center Nebraska. Also noted Dr Glenn Bliss opened a new dental office with up-to-date equipment and laboratories.
Fort Crook air field pilot Haynesyn began the summer White House airmail link from North Platte to Rapid City, piloting the presidential route for the executive’s stay in the Black Hills. He carried small Black Hills rocks to balance the small outgoing mail load. Two more pilots, Raymond Morrison and Lieut Harvey Dyers, were assigned to the line.
The National Editorial Association plans a Thursday visit to Sidney and Cheyenne county to tour the wheat belt. Hundreds of editors and their families will see the county’s storied wheat crop, fertile soil, and nineteen grain elevators while hearing of local industry and hospitality. The piece promises a cordial, prideful reception by a community eager to showcase its agriculture, transportation, and prospects as the “best in the west.”
The piece blends historical predictions with current strides in travel, aviation and agriculture. It notes mail speed gains, calls Looking Backward prophetic, praises tractor guides in Kimball County, and forecasts rising land values in Cheyenne County while hinting at political shifts from Coolidge’s Black Hills visit and the era of the New Education Association in the West.
Chappell's baseball team secured a 4 to 1 victory over Sidney with Baker and Davis as the Sidney battery. The Fourth of July program promised broad entertainment. Thomas Thornburg and wife visited the city and planned a Colorado trip for health reasons. Marcus Hanway, a north river stockman, was in town on Monday for business. Mrs. R. E. Gilipin and daughter left for the East for several weeks. About forty stockmen joined a wolf hunt in Cedar Creek county. five grey wolves were observed, one killed. Work advances on a new residence in the Trongnitz addition for W. M. Morris, Union Pacific fireman. Allen and Vorhees of Cajon Pacific land department were in town. rumor of an upcoming land sale. A concrete walk goes in at W. P. Miles law office on Rose street. Darnell and Moore, tensorial artists, leased Dr. Simon office and will move their barber shop after a front redesign.
Used car dealer in Sidney Missouri advertises a sale on pre owned vehicles under the name For Better Used Cars. The brief note lists stock, pricing, and contact details for the dealership.
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