Irrigation Boom Driving Sidney County Prosperity
Sidney Nebraska reports rapid irrigation expansion under the 1895 law. E. McLernen documents dozens of farmers achieving high yields from 125 to 3,000 acres, with crops like beets carrots cabbage and berries. Notable residents John M. Adams Charles Trognitz and L. Bordwell illustrate financial gains from irrigation and stockraising.
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State Board of Irrigation
World-Herald
E. McLernen
Sidney
Cheyenne
McLernen
L. A. Ganson
Lodge Pole
Frank X Rihn
Kurth
Adams
United States Land Office
Cleveland
Harrison
Mac Radcliffe
Cenar Creek
Charles Trognitz
Cheyenne County
Irrigation Transforms Nebraska Fields Into Rich Yields
Sidney and Camp Clark reports detail dramatic gains from irrigation across alfalfa hay and vegetable crops. Farmers describe multiple tons per acre, hundreds of tons per field, and onions and beets yielding high cash values as water reshapes land previously barren into productive meadows and gardens.
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Lawrence Forks
Lodge Pole
North Platte
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U.S. A
Old Fort Sidney
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Sidney
World-Herald
Neb
W. C. Collenh
Sipnky
M. H. Tosin
Camp Clark
Iere
Joan M. Adams
Pennsylvania
Camp Clarke
Belmont Canal
Drouth
Joseph Kelly
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