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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
6
The column chronicles health issues and recoveries among Route A West Gurley residents including Mrs Ray Spiker and Mrs Martha Brasch. It records local visits, sales, farming tasks such as hogs and poultry shifts, and social gatherings. A farmer’s pig adventure near John Groshan’s truck sprouts rural humor amid everyday life in the community.
Pleasant View notes report a six oclock dinner honoring Mrs Hilpert on Tuesday with Rev and Mrs Hink and others. Events include birthdays anniversaries and visits, plus a farm sale, a surprise party for Verona Borcher, and skating mishap to Fred Wittrock.
The condition of Willie Conway, who was killed yesterday for paying a social call on another man's wife, is reported the same.
A Nebraska circular guides poultry keepers to grow green oats as starter feed for hatchlings. Use shallow pans with sand and oats, keep warm and sunny, clip sprouts for first feeds, and let chicks pick through a mesh barrier to avoid disturbing the oat bed. Circular 1441 from Extension offers diagrams and equipment details.
Mr and Mrs J W Madden Roscoe and Joe Nelson visited Thursday evening at the J W Bertramson home. Jens Jensen shipped calves to Omaha Tuesday. J W Nelson drove to Kimball Thursday. Chris Terman and C T Larson hosted visitors Sunday. Philip Nelson shipped cattle to Omaha Tuesday. Rasmussen and elder Mrs Rasmussen visited Bertramson Sunday evening. Mrs Hadley and daughter Maria and Mrs J H Madden called Friday afternoon. Chris Nelson and children visited J M Nelson Sunday.
A nationwide survey shows over 1,200 cities and towns require milk from cows that pass tuberculin tests. Officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry say the policy is expanding rapidly and may soon cover all municipalities. Let us print your sale bills.
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