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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
16
This note explains two wheat smuts loose and covered smut. Loose smut is minor in Nebraska while covered or stinking smut has caused major losses in western areas. Formaldehyde seed treatment can control covered smut. consult county extension agent or the agricultural college for proper method.
The United States Department of Agriculture issues a new 8.5 by 11.5 inch emblem resembling a steel engraving for framing. Nebraska stockmen with old emblems may exchange them by returning to the Extension Service at Agricultural College in Lincoln. About 7800 old emblems have been issued to breeders and others aiding the department in improving utility, reducing runts, and benefiting livestock nationwide.
A Niobrara County boys pork club formed three years ago in Wyoming has introduced nearly 200 pure bred Poland China pigs, including a top boar, helped organize a county Poland China association, and developed a county standard. Its efforts supported community, county and state fairs through exhibits and stock judging.
Texaco offers a full line of oils and greases for every trade and vehicle type. Osborn Motor will stock a complete selection with technical guidance and prompt service to local fleets and shops.
The report notes higher wheat smut this year with fields showing up to 85 percent infection. Farmers urged to treat seed wheat this fall, using floating or soaking methods to remove smut balls and reduce reinfection, while sprinkling is deemed ineffective. The State Agricultural College backs the floating method as best practice.
The Agricultural College and its allied schools will start term on September 14 at Lincoln campus, with new student registration September 5. Curtis western School of Agriculture opens September 7, classes begin next day. minimum age 14. Eastern School at Lincoln opens October 9, minimum age 16.
A brief ad notes Larsen's Music Store promotes piano purchases with emphasis on best quality at standard prices. The message targets value seekers and positions the store as offering good value within typical pricing.
Lloyd Thomas, secretary of the Alliance Chamber of Commerce, and Lincoln Lowry from Alliance marked the North Star Highway from Sidney to Alliance on Friday. The route is now marked through and tourists use it. work will continue this year and a celebration will be advertised soon. Markings are blue white and blue and will become as familiar as the Lincoln Highway.
Raymond Ireland, a Scottsbluff youth, was fatally injured Tuesday afternoon while attempting to board a moving truck near the creamery on Scottsbluff's south edge. He slipped and was run over, dying about 1:00 a.m. Wednesday after hospital arrival.
Kenyon McLeary aged 14 of Kearney died in a hospital Friday night from injuries when a broken tree struck him in the stomach while he worked on his father's farm. He was taken to the hospital after the accident, underwent an operation, but died a few hours later.
A nine year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John H Kellums, was killed when a car collided with a saddle horse near the Ghert farm south of Morrill. The horse died from injuries, the rider was thrown clear, and Velma Lippincott and Maud Kellums were badly hurt. C M Kellums was unharmed. Funeral services were held Saturday at Morrill cemetery.
Mrs. Pappas wife of Vasilik Pappas died after a needle in her hand caused blood poisoning. Doctors in Bridgeport Scottsbluff and Denver could not save her and a hand operation was attempted. She died August 6 after a life marked by six children and a deathbed procession in Bayard.
We have secured a distributing agency for the Co G Conn man of band instruments including saxophones for several counties in western Nebraska and will display a complete line in our store.
The committee accuses government reports of overstating beds in Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska and details real capacity. It finds only one government owned institution in district nine and 319 veterans in contract hospitals with substandard facilities. It urges immediate modernization including two 800 bed TB hospitals and 1000 medical surgical beds to serve 1000 insane and TB veterans and others needing diagnosis and care.
New Orleans will host the largest gathering of Legion musical groups in history for a national convention. More than one hundred band and drum corps are expected to compete with prizes of 1000, 500, and 250 for bands and 250 and 100 for drum corps.
AMERICAN LEGION presents public notices inviting the community to attend readings on standpipes. The schedule runs every Wednesday and Saturday night with admission and welcome to all attendees.
Classified note announces rug washer business revival with contact phone number. Claims to rejuvenate bags and produce like new results. Includes pricing cue with dollar sign and brief call to action.
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