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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1928

Page

2

Sid­ney Ad Independent Newspaper Mission Statement

Ad independent newspaper published at 211 Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska every Tuesday and Friday mornings devoted to the interests of the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska generally.

Ad Independent Central Avenue Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County

Jean Henri Dunant birth centenary honored worldwide

The hundredth anniversary of Jean Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, is marked as his vision of neutral humanitarian aid became a global reality. From the 1863 Geneva convention to today, Dunant’s idea has grown into a vast network with millions of volunteers aiding war wounded and disaster relief.

Jean Henri Dunant Red Cross Dunant Geneva Pricipal Nations The International Committee League of Red Cross Societies American Red Cross Congress Florida United States Solferino

Clean Up Week Urges Citywide Rubbish Removal

A local proclamation urges citizens to participate in national Clean Up Week. Mayor Schroeder asks property owners to remove and dispose of rubbish on and around premises. City cooperation aims to improve the town’s appearance for visitors and residents alike.

Schroeder

Huge Crowds Attend Farm Fair at State College

About 10 000 people from rural districts attended the tenth annual farmers fair at Lincoln's agricultural college grounds. William W Burr dean reports varied exhibits with demonstrations in demand. Students participated. contracts awarded for an $18 000 printing plant at McCook and two permanent camp buildings costing $10 000 near Lexington.

State College Agricultural College Lincoln William W. Burr Agricultural School McCook Young Peoples Lexington

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