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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
13
Pleasant Valley neighbors recount visits and small events including Dr Dorton and Howard Crook collecting Jerry Soukup for a winter visit with parents in Iowa. Card parties, sales, and a box social fill a quiet week with hospital and travel notes plus a new Literary Society at Fairview.
South Colton resident Clay Laaker and his family plan to depart for Indiana to spend the winter. They will be missed by local friends. KF Cabe spent the week in Bridgeport tending land and stock. Calkins Bros. sale drew many neighbors. P Z Gentry bought hogs. A Turkey shoot at J E Hill’s drew eager shooters. George Deaver injured a hand, sparking talk of dodging corn husking. X Wendte to Sidney to manage Farmers' Union store. George Messing to husk Wendte’s corn and tend stock. Chas and Stephen Deaver attended the Omaha Grain Dealers convention. Malcom Wood avoided surgery with prompt treatment. Lakeview Vocal met. Mrs J H Wendte chaired. John Cortney named next chair. Pelicans arrive at Pelican Island Reservation Florida. nesting starts. first eggs from Aug 25. first young hatched Sept 26. By Oct 1 about 2006 birds had arrived.
South Divide Miss Scott of Sidney visited overnight with her pupils Mabel and Viola Foster. Several families shared social visits and dinners in Sidney including the Payzants Flanerys and Hiett families. Exports of corn from the United States in 1922 are projected to exceed any year since 1900 with a 1900 baseline of over 100 million bushels.
Local social notes list Monday to Sunday visits and calls among families in Center. Otto Perso spent Monday with his daughter, Mrs Harry Scott, and kin. several calls to homes of Bancroft, Rose, Roberts, Scott, Netherland, and Draper occur across Tuesday to Sunday. A November 20 birth reports a 9% pound boy to Paul and spouse.
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show that more than 14,000 negro farmers adopted extension farming methods last year and on average raised crop yields by 50 percent, reflecting the program’s impact on agricultural output.
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