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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
7
An editorial discusses deadly grade crossing crashes, urging stricter driving discipline and safer crossings. It compares U S and England practices, proposes state funded improvements, and calls for mandatory stop look and listen at crossings, emphasizing voluntary compliance and gradual construction of overpasses.
A historical note describes citrus fruits, especially oranges and lemons, as rich in vitamins essential to nutrition. It claims heat in pasteurization destroys vitamins in milk, while citrus tests show no disease germs. Doctors deem oranges and lemons valuable for prevention and medical nutrition.
A State Journal piece reflects on Nebraska’s deep history from early civilizations to archeological finds by Robert F. Gilder. It urges Nebraskans to view their state as a superstructure on an ancient civilization, inviting pride in a long, cross-cultural lineage.
Bus service advertised offering routes to any part of the district with a single contact point. The notice lists office location and a contact phone number for scheduling.
Antelope region reports cold weather with no snow and wheat around 95c as farmers sell grain. Hogs moved from Potter with good returns while Cheyenne County farmers discuss the Better Cheyenne County Association plan for more cattle and hogs. Five gallon can milk cream yields over $8, cows with shelter and feed urged. Local corn yields reach 30 bushels. hog marketing preferred. Community events include Farmers Union election results, delegates named to state Omaha and county Sidney conventions. Socials include a Nelson home dance, visits by Kafka and family, and a Christmas program planned for Sunday school with Kris Kringle and crew. several locals ill with colds and grip.
Grand Prairie updates: Muriel Holm returns to school after two weeks of illness. Local families, Frerida, Beebe, Windsheimer, Holm, Lundgren, and Dykman share visits and Sunday gatherings. Rev Stranburg delivers sermons at Pentel. Albert Frerichs, Ernest Wickard engage in Sid ney business. Sherman, Johnson households host guests and tractor meeting attendance. Local farm tasks include corn shelling and other neighborly activities.
Fairbury carpenter George Luttman nearly suffocated by coke gas while workers Evans and Luttman heated a house with a boiler using coke for fuel. A palmotor restored breathing after four hours in the room. Evans suffered only minor effects. State Journal report. Christmas phonograph ad promotes Victor Brunswick phonographs at Burgess Music Store.
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