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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1929
Page
8
Cheyenne county reports spring wheat production from 162000 acres will reach about 2430000 bushels with average yields near 15 bushels. Corn condition in Cheyenne county is estimated at 83 percent.
Omaha World Herald warns farmers to beware promoters of spurious co operative marketing schemes. Nebraska figures Keeney and Shorthill stress government backed merger plans by Farm Board to coordinate existing co operatives and guide new local groups. They urge caution against crooks and advise waiting for the merger to form before acting.
Local representative of the New York Life company, Alma Batey, lists residence at 1123 13th Ave and telephone 566-Limit. Telegraph want ads are effective for connections.
With the dove season opening, game warders may be scarce and shooters must patrol roads themselves. Izaak Walton league urges fair play. bag limit set at 15 doves for daily and possession. Duck and goose season waits until after the new year. Open season on other game birds starts September 16. A dove recipe suggests baking a dressed dove with butter in a hollowed potato.
A modern holding and transfer plant for fish is built at the state fair grounds in Lincoln for year round use by the park and game commission. It includes six cement pools, a railroad switch for the state fish car, and reception of fish from hatcheries for dispatch to Nebraska lakes and streams by train or truck. The familiar exhibits will be shown in their usual place while a miniature natural scene is being built in agricultural hall, depicting Nebraska parks and scenery with natural materials and canvas. State institutions showcase needlework, housekeeping products, and furniture, highlighting skill and inspiring effort.
A new experiment station bulletin reports on the walking disease affecting horses and cattle in northwestern Nebraska. Authors L Van Es, L R Cantwell, H M Martin and J Kramer note senecio riddellii poisoning as a trigger, June and July peak losses, liver damage as common pathology, sanctuary pastures as a preventive measure, and state department of agriculture cooperation.
A minor fire broke out in the Willey family garage Saturday morning causing slight damage. Local firefighters responded quickly and prevented further damage to the home and surrounding structure.
Chicago market notes a broad liquidation in wheat driven by scarce foreign interest and a surge in U S visible supply marking a record rise of 18 623 000 bushels. Cables weaker on better weather in Australia and Argentina. Canadian spring wheat at 52 versus 59. oats and rye also ease with mixed regional demand. Omaha and Kansas City reports show declines across wheat and corn with scattered showers and light returns. Barker Cleaners seeks an expert silk finisher by phone.
A private sounds like a weekly column pitch from Sparks and Static edited by Joe Kretz. The note invites readers to send feedback and hints at humorous commentary on You folks Our Town and local battery shop life.enten
Forty five radio stations across the United States will broadcast from the Masonic Temple in Detroit on August 14 to unveil Chevrolet’s millionth six since 1929. H J Klinger will officiate with a star lineup including Jack Donahue Grace Hayes and the Happiness Boys. Ted Husing will announce on CBS CBS network coverage supervised by Columbia Broadcasting System officials from New York.
A corner's inquest will determine criminal responsibility in the death of a Norfolk man struck by an automobile while changing a tire. The piece notes ten Madison county fatalities from auto accidents recently and argues progress is priced by reckless car use, urging attention to safer behavior rather than fatalism.
The piece argues that victims may be negligent and that responsibility in crashes is often collective. It urges fixing fault for prosecution and education, noting published details can warn others and that even a single inquest saving a life justifies the effort.
The Presbyterian Circle will hold a bake sale at Greenlees store on Saturday August 17 beginning at 10 30 a m. Proceeds support church activities and community aid.
A dentist urges early dental care noting most diseases enter via the mouth. Regular cleanings prevent periodontal pockets and pyorrhea, while early detection and filling of cavities are painless and cheap. Call 15-1 for an appointment with Dr. J. H. Abbott at the McIntosh Building.
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