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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
3
A French and Belgian led occupation campaign targets German nationalists in the Ruhr to quell violence against officers. Leaders and members have been arrested in Essen amid police searches for propaganda, arms, and secret society materials linked to nationalist operations.
War Department offers a 30 day free summer outing for 17 to 24 year olds from North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Arkansas. Camps at Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines and Fort Leavenworth with all expenses paid including travel uniforms food and medical care. About 4000 candidates to attend and applications directed to Seventh Corps Area Omaha or Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines or Fort Leavenworth.
The Interstate Commerce Commission notified Nebraska officials that it will investigate class rates between select Missouri and Mississippi river points east and all Nebraska stations. The probe runs parallel to intra state rate hearings before the Nebraska State Railway Commission. Hearing dates and locations not yet set.
Lincoln Neb house finance committee introduces general appropriation bills for the coming bi ennium totaling 21,112,282 dollars. House members consider the measure as the state’s annual and biennial funding framework.
Paris reports the peace conference seeking peace with Turkey will reconvene in Constantinople around April 12, based on prevailing diplomatic information.
Melbourne reports that twenty four Australian navy units are to be disposed of according to an announcement by the director of naval intelligence.
Kansas City conference of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade and Livestock Exchange adopted a resolution opposing the proposed merging of middle western railroads.
Washington report says the federal farm loan board completed the chartering of the federal land banks so they may operate under the 4 new agricultural credits act in action with the Intermediate Credit System.
The Los Angeles Times notes an Egypt inspired fashion wave in Paris and on Broadway with valley of the kings trimmings, beads, scarabs, and pottery inspired accents. Designers mock up tomb like ensembles while critics warn modern figures clash with barbaric motifs.
A county rest room study asks how many people benefit and whether maintaining such facilities is worthwhile. It weighs user need against costs and community impact to decide on establishment and upkeep.
United States Department of Agriculture notes poultry mites are bloodsucking pests that hide in cracks by day and attack at night causing anemia and weakness. Clean poultry houses thoroughly then spray with coal tar preparations or kerosene oil, repeating during warm weather for lasting control.
A long report highlights extensive home economics research by the department and 24 state stations. It lists 64 Food and Nutrition projects plus 75 related studies on food composition, digestibility, nutritive value, and dietary needs across ages and occupations, with emphasis on foods and food materials.
The passage surveys rapid progress in nutrition science covering cereals meat milk and vitamins and minerals. It notes gains in protein efficiency and mineral functions, plus extensive work on wool quality water supply sewage sanitation in country homes household organization equipment marketing living standards on farms and rural sociology.
Advertisers are urged to place ads in The Telegraph to support local coverage and sustain newsroom operations. The call emphasizes mutual benefit, noting increased visibility for businesses and continued free access to timely reporting for the community.
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