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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

8

Sunny Side Up Featured at Owl Show at Theatre Saturday

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star in Sunny Side Up, a William Fox talking screen romance. The musical romance features memorable songs and deft dancing numbers as part of the Owl Show at the theatre Saturday at 11 15.

Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell William Fox Talking Screen 7Th Heaven DE Sylva Brown and Henderson

U S Meat Production Declined Slightly in 1929

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a small drop in U S dressed meat production to 16 803 000 000 pounds in 1929 from 16 955 000 000 in 1928 with beef veal lamb and pork shares. Per capita consumption fell for beef and pork while veal and lamb rose slightly, and total meat imports remained modest.

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Department of Agriculture Bureau

Extension Service of University Started by Farmer in Seward County

About 20 years ago a Seward County farmer learned of extension work and urged Nebraska to act. W H Brokaw helped organize the first county farm bureau. A E Anderson became the first county agent. They rode a motorcycle around the county to inform farmers. Brokaw later joined the college of agriculture and has led the extension service for 11 years.

College of Agriculture County Farm Bureau Seward County South University of Nebraska College of Agriculture At Lincoln Nebraska W H. Brokaw A. E. Anderson South Dakota Mr. Brokaw The Extension Service

Twelve hour day urged for farm poultry flock profits

A 12 hour working day for hens is urged to boost winter egg production and profits. Lights can extend winter daylight to 12 hours, with morning lighting preferred for efficiency. Emphasis on good stock, hatchery quality, and strong profits from winter eggs amid dormant farm activity.

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