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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
8
Field tests in Marietta compare wheat varieties including Cherokee, Houghton, and Gerkie with varying yields. Some types mature later, while early varieties show better stand and high-quality kernels. Plans to plant sweetening trials next summer to observe results across locations.
County records describe the opening of tax foreclosures as a routine act. The piece outlines the process, noting there is no obstacle noted and that the county board oversees the proceedings.
Notice states May 1 deadline for filing soil intentions. It outlines rates per acre for ordinary fallow blocks and total allowable percentage. Mentions plans to plant alfatia Cor empleo and references seed suitability and county agent consultation in the county notices.
A garbled page note outlines four changes to take effect in the faculty, though specific details are unreadable. The fragment mentions names or initials and a date style, but the content is too unclear to identify the exact actions or parties involved.
A Sidney deanery meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday. The agenda includes adjournment of current business and an evening service with a closing exhortation. Officials call for orderly conduct and attendance by clergy and lay members.
A bake sale to benefit the group is planned with Darlene Ketty and Rash leading the event. Members present include Caroline Cure, Mrs goa Brooks, Fred Rete, A Stevie, and Winniskets. Daviene of Brygothery will serve. event at Sh Paitiekh on Saturday from 10 a.m.
A local board requests state action to improve Highway 19 between Sidney and the Colorado border. Discussion centers on routing choices from Sidney to Denver, potential detours, and impacts on nearby towns, with federal and state officials weighing options and local protests noted.
Contested school district action questions the validity of a property sale approved by the board without voter submission or public notice. The debate centers on whether the sale process complied with required authority and procedures, including details about the sale price and location.
The court adjourned without a license charge against Burt Montane following a preliminary hearing. Defense counsel asked for a week’s notice of a pretrial hearing while prosecutors indicated the matter would be resolved locally if acceptable.
The field features 17 schools set to compete in a track contest today. Standout performers include six VPs noted for their achievements, with participants representing multiple districts and teams.
A flag tourney will be held at Sie Hey counter class on Sunday April 26 with a cup donated by Sidney Drug Company. Regular flag rules apply with each player's handicap added to the par for eight holes. Entries by 10 am and must be checked by the playing group. Entrance 50 cents. The winner earns engraving on the cup.
Dust from the county farm bureau reveals LeMoyne Johnson 4 H leader and Lodge Pole member is near reserve champion of Nebraska at the national annual Intergradional Harvester farm contest. Johnson is years old and lives eight miles northeast of his father EA Johnson community place.
Sund, a four year 4-H member, helped organize a farm account club and won county champ for a $10 merchandise certificate. His book placed in the Nebraska state contest, second this year, while Arnold Norsky of Boone County won first. Both emphasized accurate farm records as a basis for future success.
Mrs J A Sparks hosted Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Cham bers and Mrs Caroline Kurz visiting at Sparks home. Vera Sparks visited C B Kinton. Paul Sparks family and Vera Lorse drove to Kimball. Clyde Kitton and Ruth visited Sparks home. Cornelius Sheldon stayed with Edwin Wellner. Schmidt family and Flessner family dined with Sparks and Rippe. Herman Janes and son and Thelander from Julesburg visited Ray Frame residence.
Mr and Mrs Chester Frame were guests at the Ray Frame home Saturday night and Sunday Edna Frame joined as a Sunday dinner guest at her parents home Mr and Mrs Ray Frame Mr and Mrs Elmer Larson called at the Ray Frame home Sunday evening
Ed win Attebury and the Niemoller family thank friends for sympathy and support during illness and death of Mrs Evelyn Attebury.
May 4 bazaar hosted at St Patrick's auditorium. Chiropractors Drs Thomas and Lott will be available at Osborn Building, contact phone 83.
Milks importance spans over six thousand years and is highlighted by ancient Indian inscriptions. The note emphasizes dairy as a staple in early diets and cultural practice based on preserved writings.
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