02 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
1
A Western Nebraska feature extols deep plowing and moisture conservation with high yields and profitable stock-raising. It cites farmer anecdotes of 70 to 96 bushels per acre and $1,500 in hog sales, plus horse revenue, while listing local residents, visits, and Thanksgiving events in Cheyenne County and surrounding towns.
Land transfers recorded for c O Lindberg to F Isenberger all 25-15-47 for 5600 dollars. A Closman to C R Sherman all 23-14-48 for 1000 dollars. J H Leiner to RR Reichen section 9-15-49 and surrounding parcels for 5000 dollars. L L Pettit to U PRR Co nw 19-19-48 and ne ne 24-19-49 for 175 dollars. M M Youngers to T Benda nw 33-18-49 for 860 dollars. Abbreviations indicate property deeds in Bridgeport area.
Sidney to Cheyenne three fifty round trip with tickets on sale December 5th until December 9th return limit. For more information contact ALVA B Capy, Agent Union Pacific Railroad.
The Sidney Farmers Institute last Friday and Saturday drew farmers and ranchers from Cheyenne County. Dr Gain of the Agricultural Experimental Station Prof Burnett of the State Agricultural College and C M Liewelling of Beaver City led talks on animal diseases surgery and judging poultry keeping soil culture stock feeding forage crops and related topics. Questions from attendees heightened value and practical takeaways for participants.
An advertising italic urging logical shopping at a Clothing Store argues men should buy clothes where they buy meats and groceries, noting specialists provide better products. The piece, from Sidney Nebraska, promotes popular prices and single minded focus on one task done well.
The Union Pacific delays the new Los Angeles Flyer rollout from November 26 to mid December or later citing motive power and equipment shortages. Officials say four dozen top engines are occupied and no cars are ready, with modern cars under construction and not yet available. North Platte Telegraph.
Revival leader Evangelista E. E. Thompson argues that dancing and card playing divert Christians from holy living. He says church members should seek Christ like service, not worldly pastimes, and recalls a youth who mocked a church that tolerated vice. Thompson previews a Saturday sermon titled A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight.
Mrs McLernon was a pleasant caller in grade two Friday afternoon. Anna Kelley missed sixth grade this week due to sickness. Minnie Kulp absent from the sixth grade because of her mother's illness. The fifth and eighth grades showed improvement in daily standings this month. Helen Bassett and Annie Lingwell absent from the second primary due to sickness. Helen Lancaster and Clarence Wright won the most headmarks in the third grade spelling this month, Maude Dick earned the honor in the fourth grade. Members of Sidney Lodge No. 91 L O O F are asked to attend Monday evening December 4 1905. Frank Ackerman secretary.
Miss Lena Ottenman finishes term in Hals ton district and moves to Mittlestadt near Lodge pole next Monday. G H Ruhter, recent ranch buyer, heads to Hastings and returns in spring to take possession. Mrs Nichols plans to return to France. A Q special car with H G Leavitt and party arrived from the east. Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin company played to a good crowd at Tobin opera house with strong music. Geo L Fawcett of Lodgepole, now Crete instructor, is named to a Washington agriculture post starting January. Union Thanksgiving services at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with Rev Leaner preaching and a fine choir. P Z Gentry collected apples sent by Mr Stephens of Crete Nursery as thanks for fruit promotion. Bridgeport saw much court interest in the Bechtolt-Stevens case. Thanksgiving in Sidney quiet with generous hospitality and prosperity. Four cars of California race horses valued up to 50000 headed to New York. Judge Munger issued a temporary restraining order against county treasurers on 1905 tax collections. hearing set for December 26. Burlington route officials Westervelt and Weeks examined routes for depot and yards but did not disclose plans. Nebraska corn yield tops national and Nebraska leads with 82.8 bushels per acre versus 86.4 ten-year average. national average 28.8.
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