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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

2

So This Is Paris Lindbergh's Solo Flight Triumph

Charles Lindbergh, at 25, completed a 3600 mile solo Atlantic crossing in a single motor plane. His achievement, greeted with astonished crowds in Paris, is hailed as the most outstanding aviation feat and a symbol of American daring and independence. He stated before the takeoff that "He flies fastest who flies alone."

Paris Charles Lindbergh Atlantic Ocean Lindbergh America Europe Young Lindbergh

Editors to Tour Cheyenne County Wheat Belt Event

National Editorial convention delegates will visit Sidney and Cheyenne county on June 23. They will tour the Black Hills and Western Nebraska in autos, viewing vast crops and the wheat belt. Sidney Telegraph to publish a special illustrated agricultural edition, showcasing Cheyenne county for six months. Businesses urged to participate.

National Editorial Association Los Angeles United States California Omaha Black Hills Nebraska Sidney Cheyenne County Sidney Telegraph

Ethics and advertising in medicine spark public debate

An editorial argues that professional advertising has advanced in law and medicine, praising medical discoveries that ease suffering and may extend life, and urging responsible promotion while warning against sensationalism.

Advertising as a Professional Duty for Service

The essay praises advertising by banks and physicians as essential capital and public service. It argues older customs would have caused runs on banks, but modern ads keep institutions alive. It urges doctors to share their expertise, noting many work without pay for the benefit of mankind and stressing the need for public knowledge of available professional services.

Sidney news notes mix of accidents and growth

George Parks recovers after being struck by a switch engine lever. A large baccalaureate crowd heard Rev. Hayes. Fred Stevens heads to Phoenix seeking rheumatism relief. Mrs. Roscoe Zimmer and children plan a summer trip to New York and Pennsylvania. A pardon for Andrew Krupska in a death case is likely. Sidney sees record building with several new structures under way. Memorial and Decoration Day to be observed with the Sidney band contributing. BM. S. club gathering marked Mother’s Day with Mrs. J. T. McIntosh. Senior class and faculty dinner hosted by Mrs. Joseph Oberfelder and Mrs. Braham with twelve at table.

George Parks Rev Hayes Fred W. Stevens Phoenix Arizona Roscoe Zimmer Frederick Gladys Swan Dedrick J. J. McIntosh Fred Vath Robert Barlow Sidney BM. S J. T. McIntosh Joseph Oberfelder Braham

Local Bits and Moves Highlight Town Commerce and News

John Hart returns from Grasmere ranch after Interior work. Attorney Ed Mann of Penny visits, en route to North Platte to confer with Judge Grimes. Eighteen month old Albert Lindberg dies of meningitis. Plumber Chas Wright gains partner J S Parks. J M Sager and brother Myron plan post office store partnership. Adam Nichol heads to Denver then Nome Alaska. Edward McLernon returns from California. joins Telegraph staff before future post office work.

John Hart Grasmere Ranch John Adams Ed Mann Penny North Platte Parks J. M. Sager Hudson Ilinois Myron Adam Nichol Denver Nome Edward McLernon California McLernon Telegraph Post

Kimball County Man Victim of Tractor Accident

James Gearon, living northeast of Kimball, was taken to Kimball hospital Tuesday with a double fracture of the left ankle after a tractor plowing mishap. The incident occurred when he tried to turn at the field end and the plow threw, catching his foot.

James Gearon Kimball Kimball Hospital Gearon Marshall Boy Afton Williams Dix James Novotny

New Shop Location for Kretz Radio and Ignition Company

The company announces a new location at Brewer's Machine Shop, 706 Central Ave, introducing Kretz Radio and Ignition to the area. The move is expected to expand service coverage and parts availability.

Brewer's Machine Shop Central Ave Kretz Radio and Ignition Company

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