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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
5
On March 22 1927 at 7 00 p m caucuses in Sidney three wards meet to nominate councilmen and conduct general business. Third Ward caucus at east side schoolhouse basement and at 8 00 p m the general caucus for city and school district officers at Tobin opera house precede the April 5 election.
Community news from Bunker Hill highlights Herman Segelke’s slow hospital progress in Omaha with a discharged nurse. Mrs. Segelke remains in the city, and Mrs. Will Evert suffers gallstones. Friday dinner served by Mrs. Fred Korsmeyer for Walter Aurich and helpers. Four inches of snow improved field conditions. Harry Segelke aided an emigrant car in Gurley. Local attendance at the Ford tractor school in Sidney. The Bunker Hill Woman’s Club met with Frances Knox. a left-handed affair with embroidery and a one o’clock dinner, then regular meeting led by Ida Christiansen. Roll call with kids’ quips. prizes awarded for embroidery and cards. crowd endured cold with coffee and socializing.
The report chronicles daily activity around Bronson and nearby areas, detailing unloading an emigrant car, moves to new homes, farmwork, and visits among families like the Spikers, Aurichs, Knox, and Glassburns. Local dances, errands to Sidney, and small infrastructure tasks are described, alongside a note on bus competition failing in Dallas Fort Worth and a tip about baby sock design.
Fair View items report substantial real estate moves this week with hopes for quicker changes. E. M. Nelson hauled coal for the teachers' cottage and C. A. Glasaburn with Milan Glasaburn were on the North Divide. Louie Scheer hauled corn for C. A.
The Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs urges improved home equipment to ease farm wife workloads. The survey covers two thirds of Nebras ka counties and explores power, water, heating, lighting, and laundry facilities, noting limited septic use and reliance on kerosene and diesel fuels. The campaign aims to raise home-keeping standards and preserve family health and happiness.
Mrs Lella M Blomfield argues government employment fosters lack of ambition and stifles private initiative. She notes New Zealanders call it government stroke when workers slow down under state pay. She advocates competition and private drive as best antidotes to this mindset.
A Kentucky woman from Powell County makes her living by捕捕 snakes and selling them to showmen for display and entertainment.
Resolution seeks U S action to connect North Platte valley with the Guernsey Wyoming hydroelectric plant. It notes electric current can be safely transmitted to eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska towns and farming communities at reasonable cost. Also mentions related water project and Monday February 28 date. Mrs Morgan visits Preston. Barbara Smith returns from trip aged eight.
The body of little Max Morgan was moved from the scene between Evanston and Granger Wyoming at 8 30 am to Salt Lake then Preston Idaho, former home of Mr and Mrs Morgan, for burial. Farmers Union locals plan a western comedy at Bunker Will schoolhouse Thursday evening March 15 with admission 1 and 2 cents and free lunch.
Members of the Foreign Service organization invite all service and ex-service personnel to gather at the courthouse Tuesday at 8 PM. Mr. Cameron will explain the Gold Stripe program and how the permanent legislative committee in Washington serves veterans of all wars. The VFW is described as the only perpetual veterans organization.
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