Elm Hope and Hazard Shades Sidney Streets
Horticulture note by James Neuman urges planting American elm as a major Sidney tree while warning Dutch elm disease threatens the species. Elm arches, decorative value, and local specimen spots are cited alongside care tips to slow beetle spread and disease. The piece urges early planning, proper pruning, watering, and spring inspections to preserve Elm populations.
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James Neuman
Sidney
Nebraska
America
Prairies
Seaboard
Lincoln
Henry Frahm, Jr
Newton
Littleton
Kimball City Creates Public Works Board to Run Utilities
A new five member Kimball Public Works Board, appointed by the Mayor with Council approval, will manage the city utilities including power, water, sewer, and garbage. Members serve three year terms, earn 150 dollars yearly, and may be removed by the Mayor with Council consent. The board can set utility rates and must seek Council approval for expenditures over a thousand dollars. One major task: enlarge the sewage disposal system.
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Board of Public Works
Kimball
John Abramson
Nitrogen fertilizer best for Nebraska bromegrass pastures
Lincoln. Extension agronomist Clinton Hoover advises nitrogen boosts can more than double Nebraska bromegrass pasture yields this year with good subsoil moisture. Apply 100 to 120 pounds of available nitrogen per acre, split with half in late March or April and the rest in late June or July for higher protein and yields. Phosphate generally unnecessary unless soils are deficient. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Linden
Alvin Reed
Sidney
Carl Nelson
King
Frank Clinton
Dodge
A. J. Jorgenson
Gehrig and Son
Lincoln
Clinton Hoover
Hoover
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