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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

3

Black Dan Went Back Into the Mountains

Black Dan, a former smith, has a painful marriage with Milly Fawcett. After Milly returns with their child, Dan offers a brutal choice: either Milly or the child must leave. Milly pleads, Dan unmoved, then departs at dawn leaving a note. In the end Dan chooses to retreat to the mountains, leaving Milly and the child alone at home.

Lack Dan Middlesfield Black Dan Milly Fawcett Fawcetts Milly Dan Dan Black Sbe Dawn Milly Allence

Would-Be songwriter Seeks Publication At Publisher

A nervous youth visits a publisher with a song. After he performs, the publisher diverts the request, noting he is a publisher not a magistrate. The humorous exchange hinges on a failed demand for payment or piracy.

Poultry Business Developing Here Signals Diversified Farms

The article notes rising poultry production alongside dairy demand, with many flocks of high quality fowls and active incubator use. Day old chicks are shipped from across the country, indicating poultry will become a leading industry and modern diversified farming replacing cowboy era practices. Ads shift from cattle branding to day old chicks and pure blood eggs, illustrating a broader agricultural transition.

Texas North Platte

Panhandle Cattle For Northwest Ranges

Twelve thousand yearling and 2 year old Texas Panhandle steers will be consigned to the local feeder cattle market at about 2000 weekly. W S Blain of Blain Horse Mule & Cattle Commission arranged shipments to Nebraska to arrive for the May 8 sale and be sold by mid June. This plan aims to attract west and northwest ranchers seeking young cattle and to offer auction sales by the pound rather than head. Ranchers have long traveled to Texas to restock ranges.

Grand Island Texas Panhandle W. S. Blain Blain Horse, Mule & Cattle Commission Company Panhandle West Northwest Blain Horse Hale & Cattle Commission Company Nebraska Texas

Better Doctors for Disabled Soldiers Proposed Reform

General Frank T. Hines, director of the U.S. Veterans Bureau, urged Congress to pass legislation to remove pay and qualification inequalities and attract top medical talent. He plans to build a permanent, high grade medical staff and has invited over 30 leading physicians as expert consultants. Two St. Louis doctors, Sidney Isaac Schwab and L. H. Burlington, are among those selected.

Congress U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Bureau Frank T. Hines Veterans Bureau Hines General Hines St. Louis Sidney Isaac Schwab L. H. Burlington

Desert stations use thermometers up to 150 F

Recording thermometers for registering maximum temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit are in use at United States Weather Bureau stations in desert regions of southeast California.

United States Weather Bureau California

Interesting totals show Nebraska and Dixon County primary votes

Dixon county delayed tallying the official primary votes but has delivered its ballots to Secretary of State Lafe Pool. Republicans totaled 134,165 and Democrats 80,708. Coolidge led with 79,676. Johnson 45,022. Norris 71,974. Sloan 30,535. Johnson 15,771. Governor races showed Mathers 36,192 to McMullen 49,958. Gustafson 18,156. Congress had Bob Simmons with 922,402. Win Evans 15,670. Davis 16,850. Nebraska Democrats backed Mayor McAdoo in delegates despite write-ins. Bryan and Brother Charley also attracted votes.

Dixon County Johnson Mathers McMullen Gustafson Bob Simmons Congress Win Evans Davis

Pedrett Talks to Lions on Nebraska Seed Potatoes

Kimball Lions heard Take Pedrett and Gus Forsling discuss western Nebraska certified seed potatoes. They explained buyer behavior, certification standards, and price dynamics, noting 1.50 per bushel as a fair target while warning against undercutting to 90 cents. The talk urged unified seller action against low prices and urged adopting western Nebraska seed standards.

Kimball Lions Club Take Pedrett Gus Forsling Louisiana Kimball County Nebraska Maine North Dakota Montana Forslings Pedrett South Forsling Western Western Nebraska Kimball Kimball Observer

Doan’s Pills Endorsed for Kidney Ailments in Sidney

Doan’s Pills marketed for weakened kidneys and urinary disorders with a local endorsement from Wm. Reiners of Sidney. He reports backache relief and irregular kidney conditions improved by the remedy from Western Drug Company. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers. Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors unstudied at Habler Garage.

Doan Sidney Wm. Reiners Western Drug Company Mr. Reiners Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs Buffalo, N. Y Habler Garage

The Community Spirit of Civic Loyalty and Duty

A compact credo praising the community as home and foundation of life. It asserts the right to civic loyalty, mutual support, partnership, cooperation, and intelligent interest, while vowing to work for and believe in the community that provides law, order, trade, education, and freedoms.

Tex Valle and Castaneda Sentenced in District Court

James Tex Valle and Rafael Castaneda appeared in district court last Friday and received prison terms after confessing to local thefts. Valle was sentenced to four to five years in the state re formatory for men for the Burbach and Behn store robbery, while Castaneda drew three to five years for bicycle theft in the same institution.

James “Tex” Valle Burbach and Behn Rafael Casteneda Barron Tex Castaneda Gering

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Justin Wentwood Western Newspaper Union Northwest Ranges McAdoo William J. Bryan Brother Charley Ford Coolidge Bryan Graff Thomas McDonald Osborne Beal Conklin Philomena Morrow Minnie Harrington LIONS C. M. Wright First Avenue East Sidney, Nebraska Cheyenne County NEW York Life Insurance CO Sidney’s Sidney E.b.young Red Crown Standard Jil Company OF Red Crown Road
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