Farm Radio Next Week Features Talks From Experts
A Denver KOA broadcast schedule lists February 25 to March 1 topics on farm relief, labor, soil, taxation, lamb and egg markets, and high quality egg production. Speakers include Dr C W Warburton, A D McNair, L B Olmstead, Dr Whitney Coombs, L W Kephart, C E Gibbons, D A Spencer, C E Eckles, and Dr M A Jull. Talks run 11 15 to 11 30 am local time.
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Porto Rico
C W Warburton
Crous
D. McNair
Joneses
L. B Olmstead
Whitney Coombs
L W Kephart
C E. Gibbons
D. A. Spencer
C. E. Eckles
M A Jull
KOA
Denver
Project Leaders Meet at Court House Tuesday
Project leaders gathered with Miss Helen Rocke of Lincoln at the Sidney court house on Tuesday February 19 to study tailored garment finishes. They practiced making models and chose finishes, receiving a circular with directions for tailored pockets bound buttonholes and piping. Plans were set for local achievement days possibly in late February or March.
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Helen Rocke
Lincoln
Court House
Sidney
Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results at Sidney Market
Market listings show beef steers cows heifers and cutters, feeders stockers and veal calves, fat lambs, hogs 200 to 300 pounds and 170 to 200 pounds. Packing sows, hens, leghorn springs and old roosters, stags, turkeys, geese, eggs, butter and dairy milk prices per butterfat cream and milk figures appear with prices such as 14 12 549.30 values and 0408.90.
Milk Should Be Kept At 45 Or Lower In Home Fridges
A U S Department of Agriculture study shows milk stays closest to original quality when kept at 45 degrees or below. Bacteria rise slowly at 40, spike between 45 and 60, with 50 acceptable for short 24 hour holds and 45 or lower valuable for longer storage. Immediate refrigeration after delivery is urged to prevent rapid organism growth.
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Bureau of Home Economics
U S. Department of Agriculture
West Sidney Social Roundup at Sprenger Home
West Sidney residents and guests gathered at the Charles Sprenger home for a Sunday visit as Rev W F Peters from Sidney called on Mrs Christina Sprenger at the John Lingwall residence. The Scheer family traveled to Kearney for business and visited relatives in North Platte, while Walter Hammond spent time with his grandparents H J Hammond.
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W &. Chambers and Sons
Charles Sprenger
W F Peters
Sidney
Christina Sprenger
John Lingwall
Louis Scheer
Kearney
North Platte
Sarah J. Ladley
Thomas
Ladley
Draw
Little Walter Hammond
H. J. Hammond
Milan Glassburn
Frank Klentz
C. A Glassburn and Sons
Dewitt and
Max
Louise
Mahela Scheer
W. E. Chambers
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Telegraph
Durham
McCormick-Deering
Uptogrove Implement Co
Sidney, Nebraska
West Sidney
Stewart McMillen
Will Allman
George Shaw
Fred Stowe
FORD
Hudson
ESSEX
Dodge
COOD
Oakland
Bren
Reguier
Goeed Vicars
G.M.A.C
Beckmann Motor Company Inc
Vertising
the Telegraph
Telegraph Advertising
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
G.af. A
Hahler
Ray
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