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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
10
Officials report cholera losses in the southeast are not expected to be as heavy as last year thanks to a higher percentage of hogs immunized. The improved herd immunity is cited as reducing spread and impact in the region.
Report notes corn ready to crib by November first and a state corn crop around three million bushels. Winter wheat sowing near 945, with moisture sufficient for planting. Cattle feeding expected to rise, though fewer cattle in feed lots now due to high feeder cattle and corn prices. Lambs and sheep feeding rise in Scottsbluff area, with cash corn and out-of-state sale expected to increase. Hog cholera scattered, heaviest in eastern third of state. Prices listed: corn 74c and 82c, wheat $1.10, alfalfa $9.50.
The Nebraska State Teachers association sixth district gathered for a convention with a good literature committee plan to feature a recommended book at each meeting. Mrs Gerard chaired the social hour, offering pumpkin pie and coffee as members mingled and made new acquaintances.
Lincoln reports new polio cases by county for the past week to the state health bureau. Buffalo Custer and Thayer each add two cases, Douglas and Cheyenne three each, and York one case. A second item notes Gascony reputation for inflated stories, calling a large falsehood a gascon ade.
Denver boy Franklin Hornaday, winner of the Denver Post-Atwater Kent vocal contest, auditioned for Beniamino Gigli at the Brown Palace. Gigli praised his talent and offered guidance while noting funding limits that hinder continued study. Hornaday, who has worked odd singing jobs, plans to travel to Dallas for the regional contest on November 15 with Agnes Davis.
J C Miles announces a public sale of his livestock, farm machinery, and equipment at his Crook territory location, ten miles south of Sunol, on Tuesday October 25 starting at 10 30 am. Miles recently relocated his family to Sidney for local schooling and plans to make the new home there.
The feature film What Price Glory surpasses its stage fame with Fox’s screen presentation. It blends war background with comedy and romance, presenting real, human characters over types. The film promises thrills, heart throbs, and lasting chuckles beyond the initial viewing.
President Coolidge supports a farm relief plan linked to crop surplus control and an equalization fee. He favors changes such as trimming the revolving fund and limiting affected commodities. Farm groups meet November 9 to press for winter action, while enacting a relief bill remains uncertain.
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