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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1927

Page

5

Sidney Gaidgets Defeat Alliance Bulldogs In Warm Contest

Sidney Gaidgets edged Alliance Bulldogs 12 0 Friday as Moore and Williams led a scoring drive after halftime. Poole scored the touchdown with Moore adding the conversion misfiring. Williams and Moore gained yardage while Sidney outpaced on rushing 175 to 80 for Alliance in a strong team effort.

Sidney Gaidsters Alliance Bulldogs Sidney Williams Miller Smith Moore Alliance Poole Buldogs Sidney Alliance Bush le Plan le Brockelsby Wilson Robbins Lg Melvin Lg Davis C Hunter C Jorgenson Rg Snyder Re Planck Rt McCall Rt Kahl Re Hirst Re Thomas Gb Smith Gb Poole lh +Miller Rh Osborn Rh Moore Rh Williams Fb McDonald Briggs Hirst Horton

Problems from rising farm machinery demand and shifts in industry

For the three years ending December 31, 1925 farmers bought over 1 billion dollars in machinery and tractors rose 1059 percent in five years. The great increase in farm machinery reduces the number of farmers needed to produce food and feed, freeing human energy for other tasks. To solve the problem, new industries must be found, though exact evolutions cannot be foreseen, as rail, phones, motor cars, motion pictures, radio, and highways reshaped the economy.

America

Dalton juvenile band reactivates under new director

The Dalton Delegate notes the juvenile band is back among active groups. A Thursday rehearsal drew strong interest as G. D. Jewell takes over direction. Jewell, who has led Weyerts band for a year, plans regular Thursday rehearsals and aims for soon strong musical progress from the youths.

Dalton G. D. Jewell Jewell Weyerts

Forestry as an Aid to Flood Control Recommended

W B Greeley chief of the forest service United States department of agriculture explains that forestry cannot replace engineering structures in flood control but can support engineering efforts. He notes erosion contributes to flood conditions and urges forestry as a valuable handmaiden to prevent and mitigate floods.

W. B Greeley Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Forests and silting contrasts in major river basins

The text compares forest protection against erosion in different regions. The northern lake states with porous soils and forest humus show a low annual silt burden in the Mississippi above St Paul at 117,000 tons, while the Tennessee River drainage with compact soils erodes more, carrying about 11,000,000 tons of silt per year.

Lake States Mississippi St Paul Tennesseee

Teachers urged to attend Nebraska State Teachers association

Notice directs Cheyenne county teachers to attend the Nebraska State Teachers association in Scottsbluff November 2 to 4 1927 with all schools closed and salaries paid. Tickets offered for half fare. inquire at Burlington for return certificates. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson urges maximum participation for benefit.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Nebraska State Teachers Association Scottsbluff Burlington Mes Gertrude Nelson

Man Once Named Reames Seeks New Life After Underworld Comeback

A former gang member known as Reames reinvented his life in a distant town. He now runs a successful hotel business and is a respected citizen, while police and associates discuss his testimony and fallout from past crimes. His wife allegedly offered him immunity to turn state's evidence, a claim echoed by detective Sampson.

Teseanmeiry Pieter Dy Knoet Pine Lowsom Lie Denver Reamey Reames Canyon City Minany Hell Sampson

Weekday high school games on November 2 4

Games this week include Gering at Kimball and Bridgeport at Mitchell on November 2 and Alliance at Scottsbluff on November 4. Teams compete in the regional schedule with matchups across stations.

Il. T. Hemingford Ee Kimball Gering Morrill Sidney Scottsbluff Chappell Alliance Bridgeport Mitchell Bayard Jos Alliance

Time to Fatten Chickens for the Holiday Markets

Autumn is prime for fattening surplus cockerels and early hatched pullets as market prices peak before Thanksgiving and Christmas. A fattening mash of corn oatmeal middlings and beef scrap fed with milk yields gains. start light, limit feed early, then feed to satiety three times daily.

Irish Weould Keep the Ogham Stones

Irish groups protest removals of ancient Ogham Stones to British museums. The stones, carved with lines and notches to represent consonants and vowels, mark clan graves, boundaries, and historic battles. Some stones remain uncredited as landmarks or memorials like the Pillars of Glory near Ventry.

Valentht Irish Free State Kerry Nen Ireland Elands Glory Pillars Ventry

Training a Rumored Romanian King as an American Boy

A bizarre article fragment notes a child described as the king of Rumania or Romania being reared like an ordinary American boy. A threat of a good smack failed to deter him from pulling a dog’s tail, but a threat to send him to bed without supper apparently altered his behavior.

Sinaia

Apple tree bears 34 varieties in Glen Cove orchard

In Glen Cove New York a single versatile apple tree in Jones Jolloway s orchard is reported to bear 34 distinct apple varieties. The claim highlights remarkable grafting work and a unique nursery observation from local sources.

Glen Cove Jones Jolloway

Farmers Warned Against Meld Offerings of Strangers

Warnings were sent to Nebraska farmers to beware of canvassers posing as seed sellers offering a new superior grass seed. The agent makes bold claims and sells at high prices, but analysis shows the seed is a mix of alfalfa, sweet clover, and noxious weed seeds, and is worthless for farm culture.

Nebracka Ftand

Rescue of Sixty Motorists Amid Snow Storm South of Laramie

A heavy snow storm south of Laramie Wyoming prompts a rescue of sixty motorists. The report notes continued coverage from page one and mentions Judge White’s first pulpit appearance during the campaign at Seventeenth Avenue Community Church on Sunday evening at 7 30.

Laramie Wyo Cooke White Seventeenth Avenue Community Church

Clergymen Vote Against Dry Law Rum Solution

New York Oct 28 the Church Temperance society of the Protestant Episcopal church announced today that returns from a second nation wide poll of Episcopal clergymen in the United States showed them to have voted approximately two to one that prohibition is not a solution to the rum evil and that action should be delayed awaiting further study

New York The Church Temperance Society Protestant Episcopal Church United States

Clergy Question Prohibition Views Show Mixed Results

Questions sent by Episcopal church rectors sought opinions on liquor law reform and temperance. Responses: preemption proposal not favored 138 against 624 for legal modification 1032 593. Prohibition judged a local failure by 745 clergy with 445 affirmatives.

Nantucket lightship halts liner to deliver life saving letter

The Nantucket lightship captain abandoned course to meet a White Star liner the Battle at sea. A lighthouse keeper wirelessed to stop for an urgent letter. The 24,000 ton ship veered, 558 passengers plus crew watched as a boat lowered to take the missive. The captain later spoke of the unusual delay.

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