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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
5
A Hamilton county case involving a highway maintenance patrolman and a landowner ended with the judge ruling that when a road maintainer is actively at work, he has the right of way on either side of the road. Vehicles must yield by leaving the road to the side not occupied, to avoid rough spots, regardless of ordinary road laws.
United States Department of Agriculture and state and local agencies campaign to locate and destroy common barberry Berberis vulgaris while clarifying that Japanese barberry Berberis thunbergii is harmless and may be planted. The notice compares two species, describes growth forms and leaves, and urges removal of the harmful shrub where found.
A 13 point guide warns against common workplace flaws and habits. From arriving late to overusing the office phone, the list urges action to transform faults into stepping stones toward a better, steadier position.
The Colorado potato beetle, long a major pest in the United States, has appeared near Bordeaux causing alarm among French farmers and entomologists. Authorities consider spraying arsenicals and legal zoning to restrict potato cultivation to curb its spread, despite well established control in America.
A reporter visits Yew Kee, a Chinese animal trader, amid a crowded street. Dark passage reveals caged panthers, leopards, parrots, and a baboon chained on a shelf. Yew Kee, lounging on a bamboo bed, offers animals for sale as the scene conveys a tense, dimly lit market.
From Frank H Buck’s Asia Magazine account A Jungle Business details Yew Kee a Cantonese trader in the Straits Settlements who began with monkeys and grew to run a fleet of coolies and agents across island ports. Natives from surrounding regions deliver animals to his compound housing tigers leopards rhinoceroses elephants and other wildlife sourced from Borneo Sumatra and New Guinea.
Osborn Motor Co promotes winter auto storage with a fireproof facility and 24 7 access under their "Send It to the Laundry" slogan, inviting motorists to arrange storage now.
American Legion hosts open air dancing on Standpipe Hill every Wednesday and Saturday night with good music. Everyone welcome.
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