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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
10
A local garage, Hahler Garage, advertises installation of pirate glass for windshields and sedan doors. The notice mentions a price tag of £9. tf remains unclear. The ad notes services for glass panes and car fittings.
The state collected 7,365,908.65 dollars from the gasoline tax since the law began two years and four months ago. A check by T. W. Basa, head of the gas tax bureau, shows the figure includes all money received up to August 2.
The article urges the Lutheran Missouri Synod to support education with moral and spiritual resources. It argues Christian Day schools shape citizenship through gospel-led training, duties of parents, and respectful labor, stressing godliness for families, work, and governance. A local note lists visiting kin from Laramie and a child eye exam offer.
JW Billiter state highway commissioner champions gravel roads and parodies a folk tune to praise the gravel road program. He revises the road home theme from the New Richmond Star to celebrate driving through mud sand and loam toward town with a lighthearted song.
Lumeco theatre at Kimball presents The Big Parade September 7 8 9 10 with matinee and evening showings. The MGM epic stars John Gilbert as Jin Apperson and Renee Adoree as Melisande with Joe OBrien Karl Dane and Tom OBrien in supporting roles. Critics hail it as a massive spectacle yet intimate tale of love and war inspired by Captain Laurence Stallings.
The Sidney schools open Tuesday September 6 at nine o'clock High school students register in the assembly hall Upperclassmen report Monday September 6 in Principal Storkan's office Kindergarten and first graders east and north sides report to respective schools Eastward Central and Central schools host certain grades half day sessions Side notes include age requirements and dismissal times Local notices mention residents and travelers visiting The Telegraph and subscription renewals from Rutland Illinois and Thermopolis Wyoming carried.
A brief notice notes Adame offering metal work services with a focus on craftsmanship and customization. The fragment references a call for contact or inquiry and highlights skilled metal work missing clear dates or location details.
Attorney and Mrs E L Hyde left Tuesday by car for Portland Oregon to visit Mrs Hyde’s parents. After that they will travel to Vancouver British Columbia Canada for about a month.
Mr and Mrs Charles Brecht and Mrs M TIT Moore visited county seat shoppers on Monday. Sterling visitors included Clea McCall George Bell and others. Cars demonstrated by a Whippet salesman from Sedwick on Tuesday. Several families called on Mrs Dick Sutter and visited Gus Sutter home. Frank Fagan and grandson Gene Hinmer of Ogden Utah visited last Tuesday. Subscriptions for the Advocate promoted by A D Hilliard. The Willing Workers met at Mrs J F Bates home with a large crowd and a fine two course meal. Morton and Fredrick of Sterling attended the Crook fair and visited McKelvey home. Community fair in Crook drew prizes and a large crowd for the evening picture show. Sam Pollock hosted many local visitors including Earl Krueger and Margaret Sutter. Dick Murphy moved to the Cashman farm Sunday afternoon. Sidney Motor Sales Company promotes better used cars.
Mrs and Mrs flomer Fisher and daughters and James Samith were Sun dinner guests of Ma and Mrs Aust Mielke and daughter Mable. Many friends visited and shopped in Potter and Kimball areas including the Nelson and Crowell households. Gordon Jolson had tonsil surgery in Cheyenne and is recovering. others noted attendances at homes and hospitals with various calls, visits, and shopping trips across the region.
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