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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
3
The United States voices strong protest at plans to deport Greeks from Constantinople. It objects to moving an urban population to rural districts, urging humanitarian considerations and questioning compulsory population exchanges. The American delegation states disapproval of targeted displacement.
Lincoln Neb total value of farm crops in Nebraska as of Nov 1 reaches 223 904 929 based on government production estimates up from 153 560 090 year earlier an increase of about 70 million. Fifteen crops counted two omitted sugar beets and sweet clover production dropped in yields in several items with potatoes leading the decline. Acreage rose from 102 074 to 188 928 though total crop area this year sits 9 000 acres under last year.
Attorney General Davis expects the Colorado state commission to finalize a proposed water distribution treaty for the North Platte and possibly the South Platte by year’s start. The proposal will go to the Nebraska legislature to avoid further federal court litigation over Platte water rights.
Readers consider this month of November as the barometer of business in United States cities. The piece surveys indicators used to gauge economic health across major urban areas and highlights prevailing trends.
TW M Viner of the Southwest Wheat Improvement Association argues against continuous wheat cropping. He cites Kansas Experiment Station data showing lower yields under continuous wheat, with rotations including corn alfalfa and manure boosting outputs, and outlines regional rotation strategies and the value of legumes and alfalfa in soil fertility.
Mrs. Frank Ireland slipped while moving winter windows downstairs in Nebraska City. Broken glass cut her leg and hands in several places, and one leg required several stitches. State Journal reports.
A play titled Christmas at Fin Negan's is scheduled for Thursday night December 21 in District No 30 at the west schoolhouse. Vera Signer teaches the program.
Wallace's Farmer reports Mr. Osman of the Chicago Price Current Grain Reporter criticizing farmers for seeking intermediate credit to market crops. The piece paints farmers as ungrateful, urges control by grain merchants, and predicts an eventual edict abolishing farmers in favor of grain speculation.
An OCR fragment lists a taxi item, Dr M E Pettibone dentist, and Larson Music Store with photographs and pianos including new units with a 10-year guarantee. Burgess Music Store is also noted with prices $365 and $195.
An Exchange letter argues for a simple, consistent highway marking plan in Nebraska. It criticizes varied symbols and color codes, noting rain and sun wear away markings and praising white guard rails, bridges, and culverts as visual quality, urging easy, uniform markers.
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