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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
5
State officials report a wave of inauthentic agents posing as poultry census workers from the department. They approach farmers, diagnose imagined diseases, and offer remedies, sometimes taking cash upfront. The department will pursue these fraudsters, urging farmers to verify permits and avoid schemes in farming districts.
Young America readies for a new school year with public schools opening Tuesday September 6 and Catholic academy along with St Pauls Lutheran Christian school expecting large enrollments. Parents urged to outfit children and ensure timely enrollment to start the term smoothly. Sidney and Cheyenne county are praised for strong educational districts and ongoing improvements.
The public awaits Henry Ford's latest car described as a low cost breakthrough with style and convenience. Production will start in Detroit with rapid output, while details remain scarce. Also referenced is Lindbergh enduring constant praise on his national tour, highlighted as brave and iron willed.
Sergeant Hager died at the hospital on Saturday and was buried in Fort Russell Wyoming. The Cheyenne county teachers institute drew prominent instructors, while Mrs. Voltz of Bronson was buried from the Catholic church. The Wyoming Hereford association touted Rudolph weighing 280 pounds at the Colorado exposition. Watermelon wagons arrive from North Platte as school opened with strong attendance.
Henry Neuman shot his employer Fred Muhiley in the shoulder during a work dispute at Neuman's property. The incident ends with Neuman's involvement under investigation and unclear immediate motive.
Five hundred acres on the Del mar Anderson farm near Lexington will be irrigated by a centrifugal pump from a well two hundred feet deep, using Platte River underflow as a water source. In spring Nebraskans bought 6166 new autos across seven counties, while year-end 1926 totals show 138,078 farm owned passenger autos and 13,333 farm trucks. One half of Nebraskas wheat crop is exported, with over 500 freight cars weekly shipping from Omaha to New Orleans. Nebraska leads the nation in the share of food products raised and exported beyond local needs.
Household tips explain methods to soften tough cuts by finely grinding or cutting through connective tissue or by long slow simmering. The same approach works for boiled stews braised or smothered preparations, using time and heat to gelatinize tissues.
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