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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1927

Page

2

Fourth of July tribute to enduring American patriotism

The article reflects on July Fourth traditions from past and present, noting changed expressions of patriotism yet lasting reverence for the Declaration of Independence. It credits the American Legion with organizing a community observance in Sidney and Cheyenne counties, praising legion efforts and youth involvement in flag care while urging a festive, nationwide display of pride.

Sidney Cheyenne County American Legion Legion

A Real Opportunity for Congress in October Session

The nation shows indifference to a possible October special session as vital issues demand action. Foreign policy reform, farm legislation, Muscle Shoals, Mississippi flood relief, and public corruption require decisive steps, with new leadership and policies likely when Congress reconvenes.

Congress Wall Street

Local residents conduct errands in county capital

Sam Lowe and Hollis Kepler traveled to Secoftshluff on Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Jason Lobb from Center district ran city errands. J. M. Reiners, a Dalton farmer, visited the city Tuesday for business. W. T. Tarte, a leading Lodge Pole realtor, transacted affairs in the county capital noting the Bouton and Mrs Edw A Furer.

Sam Lowe Hollis Kepler Jason Lobb Center District J. M. Reiners Dalton Farmer W. T. Tarte Lodge Pole

Local Shoppers and Visitors Arrive in Sidney Area

Paul Meyer and wife from North Bronson were early morning shoppers in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Astle and daughter Adell from Cheyenne were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Brill. Frank Knox and wife of Gurley and Mrs. F. S. Knox and two daughters from Ault, Colorado were Monday shoppers. Louis Breternitz and bride visited Monday with his uncle and family, the William Breternitz household. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside in Stromberg Nebraska where Mr. Breternitz will teach in the high school.

Paul Meyer North Bronson J. J. Astle Adell Cheyenne G. R. Brill Frank Knox Gurley F. 8. Knos Ault Colorado Sidney Louis Breternitz Bride William Breternitz Stromberg Nebraska Mr. Breternitz

Local Family Notes and Weekend Travels Across Nebraska

Little Mena Jean Lieteritz, ten months, ill with intestinal flu at her grandparents A A Rudd home. Mrs Alice Clasman and Jay visited Lloyd Mann in North Platte and Jay golfed with Sidney men. John Null and family left Sidney for Oakland via Yellowstone after two week visit. Burgess family, with Max Critchfield and Maxine, travelled to Lincoln. Maxine to Indianapolis while the Burgesses stay briefly in Lincoln.

Mena Jean Myr Edwin Lieternitz A. A. Rudd Alice Clasman Jay North V Platte List Lloyd Mann Sidney North Platte John Null Armstrong Oakland California Yellowstone National Park F. O. Burgess Max Critchfield Maxine Lincoln

Brewer party departs for Denver after Nebraska visit

N. Brewer his wife and daughter left for their Denver home after spending weeks with David Brewer and his family. Mrs. Liewer and children had been visiting at Mrs. Liewer's sister Mrs. W B Dittman's home and returned Thursday to Hardington Nebraska.

Brewer Cartrade Denver David Brewer

Dance Night Draws Ticket Sales and Gold Prize

A Tuesday night K. CG. dance sold about ninety tickets. Each ticket carried a number. In the drawing the winning number 57 went to Mrs. Fred Wrause, who claimed the $85.00 gold piece prize, marking the event a financial success.

Fred Wrause

Eye care offer from local specialist Eve Sight

A local advert promises value for eye care with expert service and claims over 1000 satisfied patients. The ad cites Sherrerd and E. oS as endorsements and urges readers to choose Eve Sight Specialist for in-town eye treatment.

E. Os Sherrerd Eve

Mrs Lynch and Grace Visit Kin in Thayer's Pharmacy

Mrs Lynch and her daughter Grace from Kimball called on son and brother Kenneth in Thayer's pharmacy in Sidney on Saturday. Miss Grace planned to travel to Wearney for teacher training.

Golfers Fred Kazzard and Lester Perry Visit North Platte Cafe

Fred Kazzard and Lester Perry traveled to North Platte Sunday and on the return trip stopped in Qogalala for supper. There they met Edith Hostetler, a former Sidney lady, who was in charge of the cafe she had purchased. Hostetler had left Sidney to take possession of a hotel in the city.

Fred Kazzard Lester Perry North Platte Qogalala Sidney Edith Hostetler

Diamond akia price four sold from twenty five to one hundred

An ad from The Gift Shop promotes first quality diamond akia with price range from $25 to $100. It mentions Ady Marcelling at the Bon Ton and credits Edw. A. Furer, Mrs. 82tt.

Edw. A. Furer Akia Ady Marcelling The Bon Ton Edw A. Furer

Dentist Promises Natural Fit Teeth at Low Prices

Dr J H Abboott, a Sidney Nebraska dentist, advertises false teeth made to fit and look natural using modern suction methods at affordable prices. Office located east of the U S A Theatre.

J. H. Abboott Sidney Nebraska

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