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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
11
The American Legion auxiliary met at the MWA hall with Pearl Johnson and Harley Simkins hosting. After the meeting two candidates were initiated. Mrs Harry Lindley received a miscellaneous shower with gifts, and dainty refreshments followed.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Phelps and daughter Agnes visiting the A Ander son home. Ed Cortney left Taylor hospital. Laurent L. L. Club met for sewing lesson and lunch. Shipping association sent a carload of mixed stock to Denver. Foreman works on lawn around the Lorenzo section house.
A report notes Mr and Mrs Emil Bluhm and family of Sunol attended the movies on a Saturday night near the property recently bought from A B Persinger, with local details reflecting the purchase and social activity.
Local residents attended several social visits across the community. Notables include Mrs. Roy Hull, Mrs. C A Glass Burn, and Mrs. J W Bertramson hosting friends, with others visiting Nelson and Bert ramson homes and church events noted. Chickenpox confinement mentioned for Hubert Herboldsheimer.
Mr and Mrs Edson Madden and Jam il helped Maurice celebrate his birth day Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Jack Richards were visitors at the Dewey Larson home Sunday. Miss LaVonne Vesey visited Mary Christensen Monday night. Chauncey Nelson has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs Wittrock and sons were Sunday dinner guests at the J H Madden home. Mr and Mrs J A Cruss and families and Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen and families were dinner guests Sunday at the Edson Madden home. Farmers Union meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Nelson of Sidney was well attended. Next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Edson Madden. Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family motor to Kimball Saturday. Mr and Mrs E H Hadley and Mr and Mrs Guy Terman and daughter were business callers in Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jens Olson were Thursday visitors at the John Anderson home. Mr and Mrs L K Nelson visited at the J W Bertramson home Monday. Some pupils of district No 82 missed school last week due to sickness.
Chevrolet Motor Company shattered its monthly production record in March by producing 147,274 cars and trucks, driven by demand for the new Chevrolet six. The figure tops last year’s March by 13,617 and February this year by more than 26,000, with first quarter output totaling 354,701 units. The 16 plants nationwide are operating at peak capability, with April projections aiming for another record as production plans target about 1,350,000 cars for the year. The plants span Flint, Bay City, Saginaw, Detroit, Toledo, Bloomfield, St. Louis, Tarrytown, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Janesville, Atlanta, Kansas City, and Oakland.
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture say lime-rich soils yield sweet clover as the most productive grazing crop. A second-season stand can support two cows per acre from spring to mid summer, with occasional cases of four. Plant early and stock lightly at first, avoid letting clover blossom, and use two fields for continuous grazing. Rotate from older to newer fields, grazing until mid to late July, then plow under old growth for corn or take fall regrowth for later crops. Less bloat risk than other clovers, but take usual precautions.
Meadow Lawn residents list weekend visits calls and car trips among neighbors. Dalton visitors include Mr. and Mrs William Schlotfeld and others. People traveled to Potter and Sidney for meals calls and dinners with local families.
Sunday gatherings and visits fill the Potter area with many neighbors calling on J M Kreader and others. Sidney Business College publicity notes enrollments and a five course program with a $25 scholarship incentive. Local ads mention six row barley for sale by E C McKay.
Cheyenne County Nebraska Justice of the Peace issues order for attachment in the case of Fred Rathbun plaintiff versus J H Denslow defendant. The property attached valued at 250 dollars includes a Republic Truck and farm implements. Defendant must answer by May 6 1929, attorney W P Miles Sidney Nebraska.
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