Farming land opened near Chappell and regional updates
Two to three thousand acres of choice farming land will be broken this summer at Chappell by newly settled farmers. Fort Sidney improvements get about nine thousand dollars. George Lemion arrived from Valentine to move beef cattle to Rapid City. Wing Tsue, a Deadwood merchant, travels with family to Deadwood. Charley Stover seeks men to haul freight for Clark's Store. Cherry harvests plentiful around Sidney with local gathering. Mack Radcliffe and Geo W Earnhardt registered at the Metropolitan.
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Chappell
Fort Sidney
George Lemion
Valentine
Rapid City
Wing ‘Tsue
South Dakota
China
Deadwood
Charley Stover
Clark
Sidney
Bashels
Mack Radcliffe
Cedar Creek
Geo. W. Earnhardt
Bush Creek
Metropolitan
Cheyenne County farmers improve wheat by treating for smut
County agent reports on demonstrations showing treated wheat fields with lower smut levels than untreated plots. Examples include the Hammond Erickson farm near Potter where untreated seed shows 25 percent smut while treated seed drops to 3 percent, and another area where untreated shows higher smut than treated.
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Cheyenne County
Coolidge announcement stirs mixed views on another term
The Rapid City declaration that President Coolidge does not seek another term sparks wide debate among politicians. Some view it as a feeler or a strategic move, while others believe he has removed himself from any 1928 renomination, with observers noting the timing on the fourth anniversary of his inauguration.
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Coolidge
Rapid City
Smoot
Utah
Mr. Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
West
Idealizing the American Boy in Lindbergh Era Publicity
A critique of metropolitan praise for Charles Lindbergh and his impact on American youth. Walter Harrison defends the press and Lindbergh as an emblem of ideal manhood, saying his feats uplift national spirit and Young America. The column touches on public attention, the McPherson kidnapping afterstory, and wheat price pressures amid market manipulation rumors.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Harrison
The
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Colonel Lindbergh
Continents
Mr. Harrison
Mud Springs Gardener Raises Fine Vegetables This Year
John Sherer of Mud Springs reports a productive year with a well nourished crop of vegetables grown in sandy soil near his home. His pond, stocked with fish, proves a healthy habitat and fish will be market ready in about a year. In other news, Henry Bartling ranch losses from fire destroyed a slaughter house and stable on the property Monday. The New York press plans to send fifty Civil War veterans to the World's Fair, to be chosen by a newspaper poll. Joseph F Messerley dies at his Sidney area home eight miles north after a brief illness starting Monday night.
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John Sherer
Mud Springs
Preston A. Griffith
Land Office
Kearney
Henry Bartling
New York
Joseph F. Messerley
Sidney
Smut Reduction From Seed Treatment Tested On Farms
The report compares treated and untreated fields showing 24 percent smut in one area and 6.5 percent in another. At Henry Yowe farm no smut appeared in either plot. Erickson farm produced clear gains with treated seed, showing over eight times more smut in untreated plots and ten times as much with poor seed. Miles farm saw a 50 percent reduction from treatment.
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Henry Yowe
Sidney
Erickson
Miles
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the Telegraph
Guy W. Doran Geo. Rk. Adam
Central Avenue
Nebraska
Zone One
Hamond Erickson
Potter
J. C. Miles
Sunol
the Coolidge
McPherson
Aimee
York Diamond Importer
L. D. Willey
Brauer’s Variety Store
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Simmons
Im Heong An
A. J. Doren & CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Star Sales and Service
Reisdorf & Fundingsland
First Ave
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