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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1927

Page

11

Coronation preparations for Hirohito begin in Kyoto

Kyoto is preparing for the 1928 coronation of Hirohito with committees set to manage a multi million yen budget. Costs are expected to surpass Taisho era figures despite economy efforts. Plans include special carriages, imported horses, and a mix of Japanese and European music at ceremonies and banquets.

Kyoto Eirohita Taisho Japan Taishe Pet Tokyo Thiat Jaqiun Hirohite

Lift Ban on Yank Wives Seeking to Enter Cuba

President Machado eased regulations that barred women from entering Cuba without their husbands permission. Previously the decree targeted undesired foreign women and had not been used against an American until Mrs Anna Joy. Transport agents and the tourist commission were told to use discretion. the president guaranteed Americans full reasonable landing facilities.

Hlavana Cuba Machida Santiago Canizares Immigration Anna Joy Secretary of the Treasury Machado

Child Pronounced Dead Awakens at Her Funeral

Vicenta Corozot of San Vicente Argentina revived three days after a physician had pronounced her dead and issued a death certificate. Her eyes opened and she cried from the coffin as a crowd of friends and relatives mourned, while her parents had doubted the diagnosis but were persuaded by the attending doctor.

San Vicente Argentina Vicenta Corozot

Forecasting Earthquakes Across the Soviet Union

The Academy of Sciences launches a network of one hundred seismological stations to forecast earthquakes. Professor Nikki Coroff, a leading expert, leads the project aiming to save lives and property by predicting quakes before they happen.

Leningrad Soviet Union The Academy of Science Nikki Coroff

Paris Servant Contract Shows Odd Household Edict

In Paris a signed household contract details a servant named Mademoiselle Emma. It promises two daily hours for courses in clothes cutting stenography piano singing, wages starting at 30 francs monthly with raises, bathroom access twice weekly, and formal address as Mademoiselle.

Paris Mademoiselle Emma Mademoiselle

Use of Automobiles Changes Trade Conditions in Country Districts

The University of Nebraska commerce committee finds automobiles reshape Nebraska retail. In towns under 1000, general stores fell while grocery stores rose. in towns 1000 to 5000, grocery, meat, hardware, furniture, dry goods and clothing rose while farm implements and harness shops fell. in towns over 5000, stocks rose across most lines except farm implements and harness.

University of Nebraska Committee On Business Research College of Business Administration Nebraska

New Liquor Prescription Rules Tighten Medical Use Limits

Washington announces strict new regulations on liquor prescriptions for medical purposes effective October 1. Doctors may prescribe extensions up to three days and medicines with portable spirits capped at six ounces per compound. Permits require secure storage on premises, annual quantity limits, and possible revocation if staff violate prohibition laws.

Washington Treasury

Transplanting Peonies This Fall In Nebraska

Fall is best for transplanting peonies and certain perennials in Nebraska. Dig old plants, divide into 3 to 5 eyes, and transplant with ample moisture through fall and winter for better blooms next year. Other perennials and shrubs may move with careful moisture management and irrigation, avoiding rapid new growth that could freeze. Don’t forget the Hardy Hall dance on the 28th and 30th.

Nebraska

Club members reap big returns from baby beeves at fair

Checks totaling 48438.82 were sent through county extension agents to boys and girls who sold baby beeves at the state fair auction. Average net profit per calf was about 40 percent, with 374 head sold averaging 910 pounds and sells at 14.65 per hundredweight. Top beeves and ribbon winners fetched higher prices.

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Hirohito Gaiba Bolivia Wright Funeral Home Sidney Hardy Hall Cheyenne County Fair Sidney Motor Sales Co Telegraph F. A. Bush Sidney Steam Laundry Sidney, Nebraska Sidney Meat and Provision Co Central Ave Court House the People’s Meat Market Patrick & Riiff Afa Grant Callahan Cheyenne County Cheyenne M. A. Shipman
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