Celebrate July Fourth With American Legion Boys at Krueger's Lake
The American Legion plans a full day of festivities at Krueger's Lake six miles east, including contests, athletics, water sports, music, dancing, and concessions. A grand fireworks display caps the day with a festive atmosphere in Sidney as crowds gather for food, picnics, and endless activities from morning until night.
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Fly-Tox Insecticide Endorsed For Mosquito Control
Health authorities advocate Fly-Tox developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship. Insist on Fly-Tox for safe, stainless fragrant and sure pest control. Simple bottle instructions promise killing all household insects.
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Want ads in The Velegraph gets the best results
Classified notices highlight The Velegraph as the preferred outlet for want ads, promising wide reach and strong responses for buyers and sellers seeking items, services, or employment opportunities.
Crop Outlook Review for Nebraska Good Says
The crop outlook for Nebraska remains positive despite June rains and worm damage. Moisture supports progress with more combines planned in western Nebraska, corn cultivation advancing, Alfalfa nearing first harvest, and potato planting plus beet thinning under way in Scottsbluff and northwest regions. Forage crops planted in the southwest and south central areas as farm work runs in full swing.
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Sidney Nebraska City Budget and 1926 Receipts Summary
The City of Sidney Nebraska estimates expenses for the 1927 28 fiscal year totaling 28 450 including general road cemetery sewer maintenance sewer extensions library fire truck and equipment park and bond sinking funds. Revenue for the year ending April 30 1926 totals 28 911 48 from county taxes permits licenses and interest. The item ends with an unrelated dairy advertisement and a news note.
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Sidney Wins 2-0 Over Bridgeport in Sunday Contest
George Sherrod drove in both Sidney runs with two hits as the 2-0 victory over Bridgeport’s Big Four League entry. Sherrod’s hits came with men on base in the second and fourth. Sidney’s infield, led by Heinzman and Slack, turned a pivotal eighth double play. Irwin fanned 11 Sidneys but three errors doomed Bridgeport’s shutout bid while Oshkosh remains undefeated.
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Sidney Wins Big In Golf Match At Akron Club
Sidney golf team defeated Akron club swingers by 26 points on Sunday. Jay Closman of Sidney shot a 76 to lead scoring. The win keeps Sidney undefeated in the race for the championship trophy.
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President Coolidge Meets Rancher Senator In White House Hall
President Coolidge, dining and strolling through summer rooms, encounters State Senator TI Robbins of Rapid City and Francis Case. Robbins praises the veto of the McNary-Haugen farm bill, while Coolidge notes ranchers and farmers need the veto more than others. Robbins reveals his 1000 acre ranch ties, but says it isn’t his main livelihood.
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Military training is essential in national defense says Dr McNutt
In a National Republic article Dr McNutt argues that many respected educators oppose military training but others contend it builds discipline, obedience, precision, courage, and cooperative service. He compares defense needs to an insurance policy and urges schools to prepare for future threats.
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Union Pacific Restores Local Freight Trains at Julesburg
The Union Pacific will restore two local freight trains to Julesburg, effective Monday June 20. Train 265 west to Sidney becomes 266 returning nightly. Train 442 east to North Platte becomes 261 returning next day. Crews will stay overnight, switching on alternate nights, likely bringing new families to Julesburg.
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