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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1929
Page
7
In Fort Dains on Tuesday December 17 Cowboy Chick defeated George Rein of Denver in a three fall bout. After a disputed first fall and a back and forth 20 minutes Chick dominated with headlocks and an airplane spin, winning the final two falls to claim the match.
In a public statement Chairman Legge says the farm board welcomes diverse opinions on its work but will not bow to any lobby before action. He clarifies that policies were not changed by hearings and explains revolving fund loans to co operatives and national associations to streamline farmer financing. The piece also notes Nebraska cheese output rising in 1929 with 2,641,409 pounds produced in nine months and Wisconsin as a leading dairy state with broader milk and cheese production context.
Figures gathered in the office of the state department of agriculture show a rising trend in cheese production across Nebraska during the first nine months of 1929. Stronger output appears linked to enhanced dairy farming methods and market demand.
Kimball county dress turkeys loaded at Kimball weighed 8 092 pounds and brought shippers 2 002 93. Prices received were 23 34 cents for No 1 tons 26% cents for No 1 hens 23 cents for old toms and 21 cents for No 2 birds. By combining sales through one agency they secured a better price. Kimball county grows many turkeys with favorable climate and rising production due to improved marketing and care for birds for the holiday table.
On January 17, 1930 at 10:00 A M at Western Tractor and Implement Company in Ridney Cheyenne County Nebraska a public sale will offer for cash an Allis-Chalmers 20 35 Tractor 1929 model serial 15320 motor 37954 and a Rock Island 21A four bottom plow under a May 2 1929 conditional sales contract assigned to Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation Chicago Ill The sale is to the highest bidder.
The Cheyenne County Clerk records show a Conditional Sales Contract filed May 4 1929 with an affidavit. The purchaser defaulted and the sale will foreclose the contract to satisfy $1294.00 owed to Agricultural and Credit Corporation a corporation assignee.
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