Oregon system of summer fallow wheat described by Hansen firm
The Fremont and Sidney based F. J. Hansen company booklet promotes the Oregon surface cultivator and Snyder summerfarmer weeder and mulcher for winter wheat. Endorsed by regional agricultural experts and many farmers, it cites significant price contrasts for unimproved land versus well managed farms in Pendleton Oregon Goodland Kansas Cheyenne County Nebraska and nearby states, noting drought and rainfall differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hansen Company
Fremont
Sidney
Oregon
Cheyenne County
Snyder
Telegraph
Ayiten
Phe Fremont
Tribune
J. F. Hansen
Washington
Pendelton
Ore
Goodland
Kansas
Burlington
Colorado
Nebraska
Oregon-Washington
Burlington Poultry Train to Feature Colony Brooder Exhibit
The Burlington Poultry special traveling through Nebraska in March will showcase a movable colony brooder house for chickens. Prof Museehl says two brooder houses will be mounted on a flat car with chicks brooded inside. The other displays how the house converts into a small poultry shed for pullets as they grow. Built by Agricultural College students, the moves aim to show practical, affordable setups and emphasize poultry sanitation across about 85 towns along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Burlington
F. B. Museehl
Agricultural College Poultry Department
Wich
Mussehl
Agricultural College
Museehl
Sabo “Burtington
Euveret
Burington
Anniversary meeting by WCTU at Methodist Church
The Womans Christian Temperance Union celebrates its sixth anniversary of National Prohibition with a public meeting on Sunday night February 7 at 7 30. The program includes songs led by Lillian Stephens and Nebraskas Guards, devotionals, a discussion on the Eighteenth Amendment, a talk on law enforcement, a collection and announcements, and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Lillian Stephens
W. C. T. U. Devotionals
Gain
Junior Class Presentation And Home Came Ted
Sidney high school's junior class presents the mystery comedy And Home Came Ted on February 10 at the U S A theatre with Prof. Storkan directing. The play unfolds at the Rip Van Winkle Inn with Ted missing to sign stockholder papers prompting impersonation by a civil engineer and a web of deceptions leading to a final denouement. Mrs. Agnes Aldrich of Kearney spent Saturday in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Stiverson
Ted
Storkan
Rip van Winkle
Catskill Mountains
Ira Stone
Monte Mincklin
Rip van Winkle Inn
Mollie
Stone
Skeet Kelly
Skeet
G@tone
Jim Ryker
Mickie
Diana Garwood
Ana
Hostie
U. S
Cheyenne County Association Elects Officers and Forms
The Cheyenne County association born at the Union Pacific hotel meets again at the American Bank to plan county advertising and fundraising. Officers elected include Ray Bebcock president Potter M A Shipman vp Sidney Leon Fine treasurer Sidney. Board members: Tewell Sidney Goding Potter Collart Gurley Jorgenson Hagemaster Potter Uptegrove Sidney Greenlee Sidney Foster Dalton Dimery Sidney Tate Lodge Pole Barlow Sumol Bentley Sidney. A full report will appear next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bebcock
Potter
M. A. Shipman
Sidney
Leon Fine
Judge Tewell
Wm. Goding
Paul Collart
Gurley
Jorgenson
Wm. Hagemeister
Ed Uptegrove
A. K. Greenlee
Herb Foster
Dalton
M. W. Dimery
Tate
Lodge Pole
Barlow, Jr
Sumol
J. A. Bentley
American Bank
Post Sixth District Convention Draws Legion Members
Post commanders and adjutants of the Sixth District meet in Sidney with about 50 posts represented. State Commander Kinder, Dept Adjutant Contin and local leaders spoke as delegates registered, with a banquet and dance closing the day and a bid to boost membership and community service. The Sidney post reports 144 paid members, up from 100, and plans a silver cup award for top service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blt
Sidney
W. Irl Stebbins
Gothenburg
Sixth
Stelbins
Legionnaires
Kinder
Madison
State Department
Contin
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Emet Bales
Herahey
W. Iri Stebbins
Col
R. G. Douglas
State Relief Fund
Sidney Bugle and
Comander Kinder
Legion
Farm youth badly injured in riding accident north of Bronsom
Albert Beyer living with his parents on a farm north of Bronsom was severely injured Sunday. He either fell from a horse or was kicked and was found on the ground unconscious. Dr Roche treated him and sixteen stitches were needed for a badly cut lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beyer
Bronsom
Dr. Roche
Sid ney Chamber of Commerce Meets At Union Pacific
About twenty members attended the Sid ney chamber of commerce meeting at the Union Pacific hotel. Leo Osborn presided in the absence of secretary Henry Pavlat who was in Chicago. The group rejected admitting junior members and voted to limit admission to executive heads of firms. The membership drive reported about forty prospects for 1926 but delayed by weather and junior membership ruling. Al Jorgenson reported on the Cheyenne county association set to meet again Thursday at the Union Pacific hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
Henry Pavlat
Chicago
Leo Osborn
Chamber
al Jorgenson
Cheyenne County Association
National Rifle Board Meet Sets 1926 Washington Session
The National board of the war department for rifle practice will meet Tuesday February 9 1926 at 10 o'clock in the office of the assistant secretary of war at the State War and Navy building Washington. The National Rifle association directees meet February 10 at 8 o'clock in Washington with election of officers and reports on by laws and future plans. Sidney Rifle club notes speedy NRA action after meetings to start a local rifle range and asks members to watch for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of the War Department
Sidney Rifle Club
Information for Riflemen on Springfield 30 Caliber Rifle
The 30 caliber U S Springfield rifle weighs 8 6 pounds with a 30 100 inch bore and four grooves. It is bolt action and clip loading with sights to 2850 yards. At 45 degrees bullet range reaches 5405 yards. NI NRA at Camp Perry 1025 described 50 grains powder and 172 grain bullet with 9 degree boat tail. At 100 yards the bullet penetrates 47 6 inches of pine. Barrel life about 4000 shots, some rifles remain accurate after 8000.
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U. S. Isoldier
National Rifle Association
Hs Sanuel
Camp Perry
Erroneous Court Report Corrects District Case Outcomes
The Telegraph notes a correction to last week’s district court report. In Hansen vs Bewley the court ruled for the defendant, not the plaintiff, and Matilda Galley was granted a divorce from Lyan Galley with custody of the child. Mrs Zaids Marvh Zollars was granted a divorce from Clayton C Zollars on cruelty and desertion grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
District Court News
Thorwald J. Hansen
George M. Bewley
Aleo Matilda Galley
Lyan Galley
Aleo
Zaids Marvh Zollars
Clayton C. Zottars
Burlington Poultry Special to Visit Sidney Nebraska
The Burlington poultry special will stop at Sidney during March on Burlington lines in Nebraska. A local committee led by L. D. Willey and M. A. Shipman plans activities to draw farmers to the demonstration. The nine car train brings exhibits and poultry information, a first for Nebraska, with cooperation from Farmers Union, Chamber of Commerce, and business groups to promote a successful poultry day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Poultry
Burlington Lines
Nebraska
Sidney
Fred L. Taylor
C. C. Holtorf
Sterling
J. §. Miller
L. D. Willey
M. A. Shipman
C. J. Osborn
Leo Osborn
Roy Liggett
Harry Morris
Glen Bales
Burlington Railroad
University
Chamber of Commerce
Business Mens Association
Burlington Poultry Special Receives Formal Permit In Nebraska
The Burlington poultry special gained formal operating approval in March after H J L Ford of Denver presented before the state railway commission. The train departs Lincoln March 1 with a plan later dated to February 22. The Nebraska State Poultry Association funds live poultry for the train and prizes, while the Live Poultry Transit Co’s W H Lapp coordinates car exhibit and transport details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Poultry Special
Nebraska
H. JL. Ford
Denver
Burlington
State Railway Commission
Lincoln
Dissolution of Partnership in Sidney Ice and Storage Company
L R Liggett and C R McDowell dissolve their partnership with McDowell becoming sole owner and Liggett selling all interest. Liggett undecided about future plans but hopes to stay in Sidney. McDowell states business will continue under his ownership with no change in conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.R. Liggett
C. R. McDowell
Sidney Ice and Storage Company
McDowell
Liggett
Sidney
Worthington Leaves for Kansas City After Visit
Louis M. Worthington departed Wednesday evening on train No 4 bound for Kansas City Missouri after a two month stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Giedow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Louis M. Worthington
Kansas City
Fred Giedow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burlington Poultry Train
Hubert Fuller
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Song
Shoemaker
Crawford
W. K. Hodgkin
America
Agnes Aldrich of
Kearney
Country Club
Sidney Post
Mach. Good
Commercial
Odd Fellows Gall
W. S. Stebbins
Dean J. J. Crawford
Kiney Post No. 17
Chamber of Ecommerce
Semuel Light
Ishwo
Veterans Bureau
R. G. Douglas Baser
Tavo
Bureau
Peck
Davis
Parsons
Sherred
J. W. Johnson
Hardy Hall
Nevertheles
Chamber OF Commerce Meets
Rifle Club News
Burlington ‘Poultry Special
Nebraska State Poultry Sesocration
Boys Club
W. H. Lapp
Live Poultry Transit Company of
Lapp
Bullington
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