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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
5
Troops guarded the field as crowds pressed close to the smashed barriers fearing another plane crash. Lindbergh, exhausted after 33 hours in the cockpit, slumped to the floor as the planes halted and the crowd surged to assist him.
S. A. Maley & Sons announce a large scaling into the land market, opening a dedicated office in the Moore building alongside Maley Motor. S. R. Maley leads the new venture with S. A. Maley and O. G. Maley overseeing nationwide land transactions. The firm aims for a strong land business alliance.
A local advertisement urges shoppers to find a distinctive graduation present. The copy hints at affordable options and invites customers to explore the Gift Shop for something "different" to suit the graduate.
The County Convention of the W C T U met in Potter on Wednesday afternoon May 15. Sidney attendees included Mrs. Lee Gains county president and several other local members. Gains reported on the past year's work, Tipton tied bows on two tots, Shoemaker read Why I am a Member, Walters recapped county achievements, and Gains was elected a delegate to the state convention in Omaha in June.
The Sidney Tractor and Machinery company announces a Saturday demonstration at Chappell on May 28. Wallis tractor and other modern machines will operate, including a J. I. Case row power lift with sweep attachments and revolving rudder, a triplet cultivator and tractor plows, touted as a leading Panhandle event.
Manager Roy Liggett of J. B. Byars reports the opening of the seventh anniversary sale drew one of the largest crowds in the store’s history and set a record high for daily business. The sale continues throughout the week.
The Gift Shop advertises wreaths as cheaper and better looking this season. James Bartlett has been ill for several days, noted in a local update.
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