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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1912

Page

5

Local Harvest Notes and Community Appointments

Natives harvest and stack grain as Pultz cuts oats at Montauk Ranch early week. Mr and Mrs Quinn visit Sidney. Stine family travel to Herd for berries. Beyer and family visited by J Beyer. Nelson Goding and Hiemer buy a new separator and plan threshing. Steam plow and threshing crews active. Cunningham, Bayliff families plastering. hired help scarce.

Clara Pultz Montauk Ranch T. J. Quinn Sidney Stine J. Beyer Fred Beyer Nelson, Goding and Heimer Simms G Cunnningham Messrs Bayliff

South Divide News Briefs From Fulton Area

Will Fulton reports several jobs on the divide this week with grain looking good though the yield per acre is not yet known. The Telephone men board at Fulton's. Guy Shaw of York county builds on his farm and will move when finished. John Shaw and son Miles visit Ed Hiett. A wild west show at Roy Nelson’s ranch drew about two hundred spectators led by Len Sherwin of Winston, featuring steer roping riding and bucking. Riders John Walsh Henry Walsh Ray Bayne Walter Blair and Guy Ramsey praised. Harvest runs full tilt on the divide. Walter Nelson sprained his knee and is temporarily laid up.

Will Fulton Guy Shaw York County John Shaw Miles York Ed Hietts Roy Nelson Len Sherwin Winston John Walsh Henry Walsh Ray Bayne Waler Blair Guy Ramsey Walter Nelson

Cattle Industry Warns Congress To Protect Beef Supply

Officials at Chicago stockyards and the Live Stock Exchange warn that cattle raising needs protection as prices soar and supply tightens. President Jones calls for rapid federal or state legislation, noting western grazing lands were opened for settlement but are ill suited for farming.

Chicago Stock Yards Live Stock Exchange Congress Jones West Montana Colorado Wyoming Idaho Dakotas

Arother Bank Failure Suit Against State Planned

Lancaster county to sue the state for 5090.40, the amount in the Capital National bank at the 1893 failure. Suit filed in the district court of Lancaster county.

Lancaster County Capital National Bank District Court of Teancaster County

Vice Consul McMaster Shot in Colombia in 1910 Case Return

William Bruce McMaster American vice consul at Cartagena Colombia was shot and killed. Dispatches say cause unknown with an investigation under way. Born in Colombia of American parents in 1875 and a long career as a rancher before joining the consular service in 1895.

Washington William Bruce McMaster Cartagena Colombia State Department McMaster Kemper United States Consular Corps

Corn In Fine Shape In August Crop Report

The August crop report shows corn 80 percent of normal, indicate yield 26 bushels per acre on 108,110,000 planted acres, total production about 2.811 billion bushels. Winter wheat yield 151 bushels per acre on 25,744,700 acres, total 390 million bushels. quality 90.7 percent. Spring wheat condition 90.4 percent, yield 1481 bushels per acre on 19,210,000 acres, total production about 299.0009000 bushels.

Department of Agriculture

Houston Victory Endorses Dry Farming Method

In Bozeman Montana on August 15 word arrived that the local land office decision in the Mrs K K Houston vs B W Spaulding desert land case has been confirmed by Washington officials. Houston contended the land was not desert land since adjoining land yielded profitable crops without irrigation and the ruling recognizes modern dry farming methods, affecting hundreds of homesteaders in the west.

Bozeman Mont Kk. L. Houston B W. Spaulding Washington Houston

Fairbury Chautauqua Opens Eighth Year With Gore Lecture

Fairbury Nebraska hosts the eighth annual chautauqua session starting tomorrow with Thomas P Gore the blind Oklahoma senator delivering a lecture on Social Duty on Sunday. Many Fairbury residents plan to camp at the city park during the event.

Fairbury, Neb Aug Fairbury Chautauqua Thomas P Gore Oklahoma Fairbury

Selection of a Cream Separator by T F Wintteneusy

A farmers guide to choosing a cream separator explains centrifugal separation, bowl diameter, and disk stacks. It covers durable construction, spiral gears, phosphor bronze bushings, bowl bearings, ease of use, and sanitation, warning that price alone hides quality.

Four Charges Against Motorist in Auburn Case

Auburn Nebraska August 8 County Attorney Hawxby filed three counts against Herman Barber near Julian charging him with four provisions of the automotive act. On the German American picnic night Barber drove into James Parsons team causing a broken leg and crippling a horse. Mrs Kellys team nearby was also struck, with both horses crippled and one later killed.

Auburn Neb Hawxby Herman Barber Julilan Barber James Parsons

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