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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
12
For sale one horsepower Olds gas engine in good shape at a cheap price. Also offered distillate fuel oil suitable for stoves and oil stoves. Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Company Berge Planck offers self oiling Aermotor Windmills.
Christmas visitors were listed across Meadow Lawn with Mr. and Mrs. Stark and son, Bayard guests the Petersons, Dude Martin of Dalton, and many others including the Reetz, Bovee, Walsh, Morrow, Mayer, and Miller families. Activities spanned dinners, visits, and holiday travel among local residents and nearby towns.
A New Republic portrait reviews a small, alert figure delivering a measured critique of America and German policies. The observer notes the speaker masks temper, avoids direct insults, yet hints at enduring distrust of Germany. The piece portrays a poised, steadfast figure foretelling warlike times.
United States and Argentina together supply about 80 percent of world corn trade. In 1921 U S shipments exceeded Argentina by 21 million bushels, though prewar Argentina often shipped more. Argentina exported about 112 million bushels in 1921, slightly below 1920 and prewar averages, while U S exports reached 132 million bushels, well above 1920 and prewar levels.
Readers are reminded that advertising in The Telegraph supports the paper and the advertiser alike. Placing ads sustains local coverage and helps keep the publication financially healthy for all residents.
A conference of the home economics section of the Association of Land-Grant Colleges in Washington urged greater emphasis on household management as part of the curriculum. Miss Martha Van Rensselaer said neglecting this area would omit a vital part of the subject, which includes expenditures and equipment standardization. Ruth Wardall noted clothing, shelter, and organization deserve study next, with collaboration across chemistry, medicine, liberal arts, sociology, and engineering. Representatives from USDA discussed support for state college efforts and potential research directions. The meeting mostly covered administrative improvements, teaching enhancements, and extension and research issues.
A note on Indian aquatic life states certain fish species can survive out of water for a day or two. On hot summer days observers may see these fish crossing dry areas in a clumsy, cautious manner, seeking moist shade or reentry to streams.
Spanish physicians earn low wages and are expected to serve poorer classes without any charge. The piece highlights money struggles faced by doctors in Spain and calls attention to equitable patient care.
A Denver based music house touts wide catalog and liberal terms for home entertainment. Advertises pianos organs Victrola records trumpets drums bands and sheet music with a free illustrated catalog upon request. Established 1874 claims to offer the largest music selection in the West.
Twenty two civilian employees at the Brooklyn navy base were arrested on indictments from a federal grand jury charging theft of government property worth over 1,000,000 since the war. The case involved clothing oil and other materials, with 23 men indicted though one eluded capture. Navy detectives and Justice Department agents pursued the discrepancies, prompting William J. Burns to dispatch Edward J. Brennan's New York team to aid.
Nebraska divisions report 3,319,000 acres sown this fall, 80 percent of last year's. Total 4,149,000 acres sown a year ago with 3,942,000 left for harvest. Acreage and conditions are the highest on record but dry autumn caused a 830,000 acre drop from last year. Rye also down and farm wages similar to prior year.
Four railway men and three laborers were executed in County Kil dare for interfering with trains. They were captured November 13 by Free State troops in a house whose location was not learned. A quantity of stolen goods rifles and ammunition were found with them. The men were tried by a military committee and sentenced to death on the charge of train wrecking.
In Buenos Aires the La Plata Museum announced the discovery of Patagonian dinosaur thigh bones, each measuring two meters seventy centimeters. They are claimed to be the largest bones unearthed anywhere in the world.
Astoria guards withdrawn after December fire devastated the business district. The destroyer Yarborough to sail if weather allows. In Brussels Premier Theunis argues in the chamber on reparations noting Belgium has advanced 14.5 billion francs to Germany for reconstruction. Anatolia allows Christian departures. Kemalist government lifts embargo. In Poland martial law takes effect in Warsaw and Captain Niewiadomecki, the assassin of President Narutowicz, is held for trial.
The Weather Bureau cooperates with beekeepers to time wintering decisions and early spring cleansing flights. In New York state about 15 000 beekeepers rely on forecasts to protect a 4 000 000 pound honey crop and minimize losses from severe cold. Telegrams flow from state extension agents to county leaders to alert beekeepers in time.
In a brief notice readers are urged to seek high quality printing services at The Telegraph office. The item emphasizes dependable typography and clear reproduction for official notices and local ads.
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