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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
10
The notice lists a Sunday church service and a series of junior and troop activities including swimming sessions, a hike to learn tent building from canvas, fishing, and campfire talks. It references a Tuesday meeting and emphasizes job work pricing.
The Sterling Advocate reports danger past at the North Sterling reservoir where five hundred men worked to avert a dam breach amid great waves and high winds. Water is being drawn to lower the surface by two feet, about 5000 acre feet out, with most used in the district and little wasted into Cedar Creek.
A Union Pacific land department representative visited Sidney to study the city camp ground lease plan. The city owns camp equipment and provides water and electricity while sub-letting to operators to ease maintenance. Local business leaders met at the courthouse as railroad officials weigh whether to continue lease rights. no decision has been made.
In the Matter of the Guardian C W Smith for Evelyn Bernice Higgins a minor. Under order of Judge J L Tewell the estate of the minor will be sold at public auction at the east front door of Sidney courthouse on June 4 1927 at 10 oclock a m for cash. Described property is an undivided one sixth interest in the SW quarter of section 26 township 16 north range 51 west 6th P M Cheyenne County Neb. Sale remains open one hour. Dated May 10 1927. D W Smith guardian. Kepler Kratz Sidney Neb.
Ole Buck head of the Nebraska State Editorial association visited Sidney to promote a June agricultural tour for the National Editorial association. The Telegraph plans a special agricultural and industrial edition with extensive photos to cover Cheyenne county, aiming to attract 400 600 editors and expand coverage for months.
A free clinic hosted by Thayer Rexall Drug Store in this city invites every farmer to attend. It marks the fourth annual successful event focused on disease prevention and community health.
The juniors plan an elaborate banquet for the Sidney high school's senior class to be held at the Presbyterian church as a highlight of the week.
According to plans now completed the members of the sophomore class will serve the banquet. The event is organized to showcase student initiative and provide a formal gathering for faculty and attendees.
Dr. J. C. Turpen of the George H. Lee Company Omaha will conduct a Poultry and Swine Clinic at the Sidney Ice & Storage plant on Tuesday May 17 at 2 00 p m. The clinic aims to reduce farm losses by teaching diagnosis treatment and prevention of diseases in poultry and swine. Farmers with unthrifty chicks or pigs may bring specimens for postmortem exams and free instruction. If diseases are contagious avoid bringing sick animals and notify Thayer's Rexall Drug. the doctor may call to examine. Admission is free.
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