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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
4
Army officers and a sergeant explore a mined passage where they discover two dead men and a living man named Dante, while Deborah searches the shadows fearing a rescue may come too late. The scene reveals a tense standoff as they identify Manuel Gomes and a familiar figure amid ruins.
Deborah and Captain Daniel Kellen recount a perilous rescue after a tunnel collapse. A map found by a boy hints at Alvaro’s buried mine, but the end remains death. The pair share a renewed bond as sunlit valley air returns, and a final message from the tale echoes love’s constancy.
A dialogue notes the precipice is dangerous and asks why no warning board exists. A guide recalls a warning board was posted for two years but no one fell, suggesting complacency or risk.
Mrs. Joe Vogler helped her daughter cook for threshers last week. The Sterling fair drew many locals while rain Thursday night delayed threshing by a day and a half. Funeral services for Glen Simpson were held after a prolonged illness as neighbors expressed sympathy. Many local residents visited relatives and shopped, with several calls and visits noted among the Miles, Roth, Osborn, Vogler, and related families. Ground conditions improve for fall wheat and corn nearing frost safety.
Grand Prairie residents and visitors run to Sidney Tuesday afternoon and Thursday. Local couples and siblings travel, call on friends, attend dinners, and join in baseball and threshing activities amid community news and condolences for Mrs Otto Olson's passing.
Display rules list grain varieties and harvest categories with measurements and quality specs. Includes wheat, oats, barley, flax, corn, beans, alfalfa, sweet clover, millet, Sudan grass, and more. Specifies sheaf diameter, ear counts, and cutting stages. Also covers animal entries and class D youth clubs.
Exhibits include birds hatched pre 1923 named as cock or hen and those hatched in 1923 as pullets or chicks. Vegetables list prices and exhibit rules. various prizes awarded by state or local superintendents for best teams, calves, aprons, and poultry entries. Rules state merit-only judging if a class lacks competition.
The Premium List sets rules for discipline and competition at Cheyenne County Fall Festival. Exhibits must be owned and grown by entrants this year, with entries due by September 30 and no later than noon on October 4, then stay until 4 PM October 5. Showmen and concession spaces are arranged through the concession chair. Judges are experienced. if no first place, second prize awarded. Community exhibits allocate points for top prizes. precinct voting precincts count as communities.
Joe Reel superintendent G E Burke assistant superintendent Carl Mahr assistant superintendent all grains weeds and vegetables competing for premiums must be exhibited by producer and must be grown in the year 1923 samples must be clean
All fruits must be grown by the exhibitor. Decayed fruits may be removed by the Superintendent and replacements provided. A plate of fruit must contain 5 apples or pears or peaches 10 crab apples and 24 small fruit. The display is judged by the best general display of fruit by any exhibitor.
The report lists registered swine under Superintendent T ory W Johnson with breeds including Poland China Hampshire and Curoe Jersey. It notes best boar and sow farrowed since various dates and divisions for individual boars and sows, along with entry payments of 5.00, 2.00, and 3.00 in the C class for different categories.
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