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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
16
University of Nebraska food specialists outline a four component approach to milk soups. Milk or milk mixtures form the liquid base, with flour bread crumbs or potatoes as thickeners, butter as the preferred fat, and optional vegetables. A six serving recipe uses peas milk butter flour pepper onion and a butter thickening ratio of four to one.
The Nebraska Crop Growers Association announces no entry fee for vorn and other grains at the Annual Corn Show on January 3 and 4. The move aims to boost entries in departments that are typically low, while competition will still be strong in the busier divisions. The event, held at the Agricultural College, runs January 2 through 6 alongside the Crop Growers and other organized agriculture meetings.
The excerpt provides a historical recipe for exterior whitewash mixing proportions. For exterior uses on buildings and fences it lists two methods: one uses sixty two pounds with one bushel of quicklime slaked in twelve gallons of hot water. the other uses two pounds of common salt and one pound of zinc sulfate dissolved in two gallons of boiling water.
Nebraska farmers receive a round trip fare and a half from any point to Lincoln for Organized Agriculture meetings. Tickets usable Dec 30 to Jan 5, with return by Jan 10. Certificates from the Organized Agriculture secretary are needed, and one certificate covers multiple tickets for a family.
A baby, George Higgins Jr., swallowed talcum powder from a box left unattended by his mother in Nebraska City. The powder hardened like plaster and entered his throat and lungs, causing pneumonia that led to his death on Monday after two days of illness. Parents Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins are named.
Mary Adel Hays leads the Mary Adel Hays Opera Singers on a sixth western tour presenting costume scenes from Rigoletto Martha and other favorites. The ensemble features four assisting artists with carefully selected voices and refined staging. Proceeds will benefit Sidney High School with the performance at the U S A Theatre on Saturday December 9.
County nurse reports show October focused on home hygiene care of the sick and instruction. Visits included 10 investigation visits 4 instruction or demonstration and 24 total visits plus 3 school visits weekly inspections in six schools. Twenty two schools remained unvisited before November 1. Dental clinic to begin first Saturday in November with Saturday forenoon sessions.
A columnist warns that today’s boys will grow into diverse roles from doctors to murderers. He argues parental influence can steer sons toward virtue, regardless of their future class or political alignment.
The document shows the Sidney Municipal Service trial balance for October 31 1922 listing accounts such as General Fund Sewer Water Power House and Amusement Fund with figures including City of Sidney Transit 21181 26 Power House Valuation 360212 42 Water Extension 237 64 Light Extension 1045 50 and various income and asset items totaling 14 076 72 in bank balance and 315 06 remaining accounts.
An educator laments that young American men show little interest in entering politics. He contrasts this with corrupt senior leaders and asserts that clean minded youths should steer away from a rottenness he sees in the political arena.
Nebraska American Legion posts prepare to elect new officers as J Ed GC Fisher calls for leaders with broadminded, selfless service. His letter stresses loyalty, discipline, moral integrity and devotion to comrades and communities. The plan includes Illiteracy Day, Equality of Opportunity, and Physical Education Day with slogans and calls for widespread use of the program.
The schedule promotes God and country through education at home school and church with slogans Americans all by 1927 Visit the schools today and Patriotism Day. Monday emphasizes education for future citizens naturalization and immigrant assistance. Tuesday highlights the flag music and language unity and voting duties. Wednesday centers on schools teachers and the nation’s future with emphasis on educated Americans.
Traveling salesman John Griffin stopped on a country road near Franklin, Nebraska to change a tire when an attacker struck him with a heavy object. He was found unconscious five hours later by passing motorists and brought to Franklin where he recovered. An inventory showed he was $175 short and no suspect was identified.
A fire one mile and a half east of Red Cloud on the Golden Red highway destroyed Henry Gilum s farm buildings. The blaze started from lightning and a defective lantern, spreading through the ai] and consuming the structures.
Dr M E Pettibone announces dental practice located above Larsen Music Store with telephone contact 418.
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