Western Nebraska's Greatness in bumper crop year
Western Nebraska praises its wheat and crop yields with Cheyenne, Kimball, Morrill, Keith, Deuel and Garden counties leading the state’s bumper harvest. Corn, oats and beets boost value while sugar beets and western land deliver high returns. The article notes strong yields across western Nebraska and nearby Colorado, praising non irrigated and irrigated districts alike.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Kimball
Morrill
Keith
Devel
Garden
Logan County
Colorado
North Platte
Sidney
Platte
Better Crops Special train to visit Cheyenne area demonstrations
The Union Pacific Better Crops Special train tours Cheyenne and nearby counties offering seed treatment demonstrations and expert lectures on successful farming. Exhibits include the waste of infertile seed and smut control in wheat, pitched as a war on waste to educate farmers and the public alike. The Telegraph urges a strong turnout at Sidney and subsequent stops to support farming prosperity.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Sidney
The Other Fellow We All Share Our Farm Links
An editorial urges unity between urban and agricultural interests. It argues no single worker or business survives alone and that farmers touch carpenters, dockworkers, and city merchants through demand for crops. It warns tariff cuts harm thousands, tying jobs across industries to farm prosperity.
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Drayman
Wettest section foiled bootleggers claim in DC raids
District of Columbia raids conducted by a bootleg flying squad reveal Washington’s wettest area under the noses of city leaders General Lincoln Andrews and Wayne Wheeler. The raids report an output of 20,000 gallons daily, worth about 2.24 million dollars weekly at four dollars per quart. Eastern bootlegging appears more openly run than western states.
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Nationa
Lincoln Andrews
Wayne B. Wheeler
District of Columbia
Washington
Nebraska
Colorado
The Primitive In Man Reconsidered
The text argues that civilized behavior arises not from inherent virtue but from adherence to social rules. When nations experience upheaval, apparent fragility of virtue reveals progress. modern impulses remain primitive yet are tempered, producing a better primitive man than ancient savagery.
Safety Education and Railroads as Models for Auto Drivers
A proposed Safety Section for autos would mirror railroad safety efforts to reduce highway and crossing accidents. The piece notes Southern Pacific’s vast safety record and rail industry hours worked per death, arguing for education and prevention over tax-burdened policies while urging booster activity for the Cheyenne county fair and noting 1925 pensions by American industries averaging $48.20 per month.
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Automobile Associations
Southern Pacific
United States
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Sidney Telegraph
Guy W. Doran
Geo. R. Adam
City
Sidney, Nebr
Nio
Light and
Western Public Service Company
Railway Commission
City of
Western Public Service Co
S. P. Macfadden
Mgr
Bassett
Corbett Ice Cream Company of
Denver
Bassett’s Pharmacy
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