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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
2
The piece extols music as a universal language and urges Sidney to observe Music Week with special programs. It praises local talent, notes Sidney as a strong musical center, and calls for a fitting portion of time to celebrate music amid world conflicts and universal appeal.
The Omaha Chamber of Commerce goodwill trade excursion will stop at Sidney on Wednesday May 11 from 9 40 to 10 45 a m. The special train of eleven Pullman cars will arrive at the Burlington station. Local residents and likely school children will greet the visitors who bring music and advertising novelties for children. The visit is billed as a cheerful boost for the community and western Nebraska.
Mayor urges a city wide cleanup to improve health and appearance. Residents should place debris in alleys for Monday pickup, while warning against risky freight train rides after a Wyoming man lost both feet. The piece counsels honesty and prudent living amid spring cleanup efforts.
Court term opens with Judge Neville presiding and many cases on the docket. Summer Seed House invites Cheyenne county farmers to trial an experimental seed farm in the territory with plans to expand if successful. Clergy changes include Father St Lawrence leaving Sidney for Bancroft and Father McGrath arriving. Local social notes mention Mrs E O Lee visiting from Salt Lake City, Moritz Urbach repainting shopfront, and Asa Remsburg selling 38 head of cattle. G D Webster expands dental trips to Sidney while J J Kinney attends court in Sid ney. Alliance plans water works. W T Whitney sells Rose Street residence to C D Kelliams.
Charley Sager and Paul Miller wagon trains arrived to load for Custer in a few days as freight comes. Sidney remains a key supplier for Custer amid nearer towns. M. Sheedy’s seven thousand cattle head began March travel, due July. Infant of Mr and Mrs William Prennan died and was buried. A Bay State round-up party headed to Nichols station. A Cheyenne triple wedding linked a mother and two daughters. BH. Doran to reside at Lawrence Fork ranch this summer. Sid ney Stars baseball team formed by garrison blue crew with Professor Sullivan captain. John Holden opens a shoe shop near the bank, popular for boots. Promiscuous shooting occurred at Mrs Smith’s home near the tracks last Sunday evening.
The county treasurer received a check from the railroad company last week for a little more than twenty one thousand dollars, applying to last week’s taxes.
A high school benefit night opens the week at U S A Theatre with Warner Bros. Recom pense featuring Monte Blue and Marie Prevost. Tom Mix in Hard Roiled screens Saturday with two matinees at 2:30 and 3:30. Raymond Griffith stars in Wedding Bills with Fox News and a comedy. Monday and Tuesday Mary Pickford returns in Sparrows with Pathe News and a comedy.
Using data from twenty plants, Ernest Kelly of USDA reports that handling stages such as equipment sterilization and storage contribute to bacterial increases. Bottled milk often shows jumps after bottling while in storage, with storage room temperature variations up to 34 degrees Fahrenheit noted. The ongoing study aims to guide operators in identifying high risk operations to minimize bacterial counts.
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