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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
5
Lesille's Weekly accuses Margot Asquith of exploiting American snobbery with a venomous foreign impression, arguing she knows little of America yet profits from press attention and condescension, questioning whether a new declaration of independence is needed to curb such foreign critiques.
Surplus war material valued at 139 million dollars was delivered to states for road construction through July 1. Texas and New York led, with most states receiving more than a million dollars in supplies. About 29 thousand motor vehicles including trucks and cars were distributed, and the program allowed states to request useful items, with many counties already benefitting. Further material was kept for distribution and to be returned from Germany.
The piece from the USDA clarifies disinfection basics and distinguishes disinfectants antiseptics and deodorants. It warns that insecticides are not reliable disinfectants and that formaldehyde is a strong disinfectant but weak insecticide while hydrocyanic acid kills insects but is ineffective against germs. It stresses selecting proper agents applying them liberally and allowing time for action.
A Maine motor vehicle reciprocity dispute reveals that a Maine law requiring the registration and fee for all trucks entering from other states may deter tourist traffic. Massachusetts officials question how to fix the issue, while Maine officials plan talks in Boston to restore interstate reciprocity and avert tourist losses noted by New York Times.
The state agricultural experiment stations study 4770 problems for the country’s agriculture per a USDA compilation. About 1960 projects cover agronomy, soils, and fertilizers. 982 focus on botanical and horticultural matters. animal industry topics, including dairying, account for roughly one-eighth. the rest fall under other subjects.
United States Weather Bureau sub station at Greenland ranch Death Valley California records indicate the area as the hottest in the United States and potentially the world with a July 19 1913 reading of 14 degrees Fahrenheit the highest natural air temperature measured under shade with a tested standard thermometer. Precipitation is under two inches annually and evaporation is high due to extremely low humidity especially during summer. White residents find midsummer heat taxing while some Indigenous people retreat to the Panarrint range in July and August. The Greenland ranch weather station operates in cooperation with the Borax Company and is noted as unique.
A US Department of Agriculture bureau urges food dealers to inspect every container before sale and bar any swollen or spoiled cans. Do not sell or reprocess spoiled products. reject lots with swells and ensure packs are well exhausted and bright. customers deserve protection.
Local notice describes Burg Music Store located in The Gift Shop on the Corner. It mentions plane thes comparison for quality tone price and terms as a buyer tip. The fragmentary text outlines a plan for arranging planes and Mig Py arrangements.
Mr Campbell and Chester Barnes fled from a near town incident last Tuesday evening when their car stalled near the Brown Lodge Dairy. Spilled gasoline ignited as Barnes struck a match, burning Mr Campbell on the arm and chest and setting the car alight before they extinguished the flames. Campbell was treated by Dr Colman in Chappell and is recovering well given the severity.
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show that 42 former club members, boys and girls, now act as local leaders of extension work in Colorado communities. Former club girls lead canning clothing and millinery clubs. A grown corn club boy chairs crops and livestock on his own farm and has led the boys club for two years. A stock judging team, trained by a former club member, won first place at the Colorado State Fair.
American Legion hosts open air dancing on Standpipe Hill every Wednesday and Saturday night with good music. Everyone is welcome to attend.
An Irish social column recalls witty remarks from Yeats and others about people who flaunt pretensions. A Denmark ancestry tale, a half mad ex-soldier in papal service, and a councillor who duels by glove are described, followed by a lord mayor who reads twelve pages nightly.
Larson's Music Store announces a distributing agency for Co. G. Counine band instruments including saxophones across several counties in western Nebraska and promises a complete line to show customers.
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