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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
3
A farmer writer urges diversifying from sole wheat, sharing plans from a farm bureau meeting. He cites feed, cattle, hogs, and poultry as sustainable options, warns of missteps with shipped-in stock, and promotes calf, pig, poultry, and corn clubs to train youth and gradually shift to mixed farming while keeping wheat as a main crop.
A. E. Anderson of the government crops and livestock estimates bureau in Lincoln says the outlook for farmers raising hogs is brighter. The report notes the peak period of pork production has passed and the fall pig crop may shrink 10 to 15 percent if farmers act on intentions. Nebraska marketed 5,770,000 hogs last year, up 33 percent, as the cycle of heavy pork production continued.
Kimball County reports seed corn tests as low as 45 percent on average with some samples around 70 percent. The farm bureau has vacated several hundred bushels of old corn for delivery to the farm bureau office while new corn is being tested at Kimball stations. Prices are expected to decline due to large quantities of old corn on the market. First come, first served at testing stations and the farm bureau exchange.
District No. 12 of Sunol approved a 7500 bond measure to fund an addition to the school building, winning 42 votes to 28 in the Tuesday special election.
Plate glass for windshields and storefront doors installed at Hahler Garage. Local shop adds new glass panels ready for use in repairs and installations.
The Studebaker Light-Six is promoted as the best value in its tier with extensive engineering, precision manufacturing, and long term cost savings. It touts advanced crankshafts, many bearings, high inspection levels, and a claimed 11.4 percent operating cost advantage over rivals. The ad urges readers to request a free book and coupon to learn more about true quality and value.
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