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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1927

Page

3

Colorado county battles over road maintenance plan in Logan

Logan county commissioners in Sterling declined a state proposal to take over maintenance of federal and state highways using county equipment, with the state planning to bill half the cost. The dispute cites existing federal routes 14 and 2 and state routes 113 61 63, and notes Logan’s past cooperation with Washington county but emphasizes Logan’s own satisfactory upkeep.

Logan County Colorado Sterling State Highway Board Sterling Advocate Haxtun Dailey, Fleming Crook Atwood Merino Hillrose No. 2 Peetz Kelly Washington County Akron Yuma Wray

Rabies Triggered Dog Muzzling in Logan County

Logan county officials including Health Officer W. E. Hays and Mayor P. J. Conklin ordered all dogs muzzled and confined after two rabies cases surfaced. A Houston girl Betty Crist was treated in Denver Pasteur hospital after a pet dog bite. the dog later died and tested rabies. Veterinarians warn of possible wider spread among dogs, cats, and livestock as distressing distemper deaths recur.

Logan County Colo W. E. Hays P. J. Conklin Board of County Commissioners Sterling Betty Crist Crist Hosital Denver

Town of Potter to Have Summer Chautauqua

The United Chautauqua planning a four day program in Potter with a contract approved last week. Fifteen local residents signed or guaranteed the contract to make it binding. The course costs 475 dollars with a maximum cost to each signer of 10 dollars, total not to exceed 150 dollars. Miss Henry, a company representative, visited Potter to secure signatures.

United Chautauqua Potter Henry

Freytags Variety Store Displays Full Christmas Line

Freytags Variety Store on Central avenue leads Sidney with a complete Christmas stock across new departments. Mrs Freytag curated an appealing display of glassware stationery apparel toys and gift items with window setups featuring a reindeer sleigh ticket promotion. The basement overflows with toys dolls and cards arranged by price, inviting broad customer appeal this Christmas season.

Freytag Central Avenue Sidney Santa Claus Freytag's

Spring Canyon Community Notices and Social Updates

A bulletin of local events from Spring Canyon includes A D Hilliard's return from Giltner for his brother in law J W Talbot's funeral. Shoppers Mrs Roland and Mrs Frank Stull in Sterling, and Mr and Mrs A J Heying visiting county seat. Lions from Sterling Julesburg and Crook attend Crook high school gym event with supper, program and dancing. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wm Broeder. all are doing well. Various visits: Robert Nicholas in Sterling, John McKelvey at home, Ladies Missionary at Crook Presbyterian church with guests. Mrs Roland Stull and sons visit Mrs Dick Murphy. Mrs A J Heying with Mrs Walter Bristow. Mrs Gus Sutter operated on for appendicitis in Sterling St Benedict hospital and recovering. Tom Bowser and Milo T Moore dine with J F McKelvey and A D Hilliard home visits occur.

A. D. Hilliard Giltner Nebr J. W. Talbot Mesdames Roland Frank Stull Sterling A. J. Heying C. M. Morton W A. McKelvey Lions Julesburg Crook Wm. Broeder Robert Nicholas John McKelvey Presbyterian Church Roland Stull and Sons Dick Murphy Walter Bristow Gus Sutter St. Benedict Hospital Tom Bowser J. F. McKelvey Milo T. Moore A. D. Hilliard Home

Republicans to open wet campaign under Borah challenge

New York November 28. A Monday night dinner at the Union League Club signals the start of the wet wing of the GOP's bid to make prohibition a 1928 campaign issue. Plans reportedly include electing new Republicans to Congress and raising a wet fund. Col Stayton will speak on how to oppose the Anti-Saloon League drive backed by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Dr Butler and other leaders are expected to attend. Butler notes the meeting may clarify the movement as public opinion shifts rapidly. Christian church ladies plan their annual bazaar and dinner December 9–10.

New York Union League Club William H. Stayton Anti-Saloon League Washington Woman Christian Temperance Union Law Enforcement Committee of One Thousand Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University James W. Wadsworth United States John Philip Hill Maryland Walter E. Edge New

New Big Four Baseball League Possible in Nebraska

H L Hayden president of the Big Four league indicates a January directors meeting to discuss enlarging the circuit and adding class D play next season. A Tri county league of six to ten teams aims for an earlier start, centered on Bridgeport with towns like Scottsbluff Alliance Sidney and Gering involved.

H. L. Hayden Sidney Hayden Bridgeport Herald Nebraska Harrisburg Banner County Bridgeport Scottsbluff Alliance Sterling Colo Oshkosh Gering

Pleasing Shower for Mr and Mrs Ross at Shaw Estate

Saturday afternoon a shower was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Ross at their Shaw estate home. Sponsored by Mrs. Esther Petre of Crook and Mrs. Frances Simpson of Sidney, sisters of the bride and groom. Reported by Peetz Gazette. Telegraph Want Ad for results.

Leslie H. Ross Shaw Estate Esther Petre Crook Frances Simpson Sidney Peetz Gazette

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