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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
6
Federal experts urge immediate destruction of all infected fowls. Nebraska crops valued at 361,096,000 on December 1, up 29.4 percent from last year, led by corn at 184,985,000 and wheat at 69,680,000, with tame day at 35,683,000 as production steadies and growth remains strong nationally.
A 60 mile per hour gale causes widespread ruin across the British Isles with sea walls crushed, roofs torn, ships wrecked, and the German trawler Hohelust sunk off Scotland with 11 dead. Storm damage is expected to reach millions of dollars.
Washington reports scientists of the United States department of agriculture declare treatment of chick infected with the European flu is futile. There is no known remedy and federal experts urge immediate destruction of animals showing symptoms. Embargoes by eastern states against chicken shipments threaten heavy losses to poultry industry.
Iowa City authorities list nearly 100 Pasteur rabies treatments under Dr Don Griswold head of the state epidemiology bureau. Twenty five go to Albia while six are at West Branch with others statewide. An Albia probe links rabies to two human deaths along with many infected animals including forty two dogs fifteen cattle twelve horses eight hogs and two cats.
Minneapolis reports cash wheat at 2.18 1 2, up 3 1 2 from the prior high on December 19. Wheat, flax and rye futures also reached fresh postwar highs, signaling strong agricultural markets.
A French court ruled that Russian branch banks in Paris have no legal existence and nullified the government's sequestration order related to them, erasing their recognized status in the jurisdiction.
The report recalls Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb among 2,000 convicts serving life for the Bobby Franks murder. The scene notes a roast pork Christmas dinner amid memories of better holidays. Paris warns evacuation of Cologne by January 10 seems unlikely for the allies.
Egyptian authorities announce the dissolution of parliament in Cairo. Elections for directoral delegates occur January 30 and for deputies on February 36. The new chamber is to convene in March.
Fragmentary OCR text references 1984 and a large figure 13 000 000 head with a public report from a department but specifics are unclear and names or entities are not identifiable. The text appears garbled and contains no coherent action, outcome, or context to summarize definitively.
Local residents from Antelope Divide and nearby towns report visits, Christmas dinners, and social events. Families including Madden, Hadley, Nelson, Hazelit, Beale, Madden, Larson, and Moore share gatherings, hospital visits, and trips to Kimball, Bronson, and Omaha, with a note on a January 98 dance and a Christmas turkey dinner.
Spring Canyon residents counted a heavy winter week with another snow storm last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M T Moore and A D Hillard shopped county seats Monday while Miss Ruth McCall visited Miss Vivan Henry. The Reeves and Crook families shared a Christmas program and dinner with friends.
Maple Grove residents record visits and gatherings through a week. Orville Miller leaves Tuesday for the eastern state to see sister Fern in Grand Island and relatives in Fremont. Ed Miles hosts and joins friends for meals and calls at Ruhter and Jorgensen homes.
Pleasant View residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over New Year’s, with gatherings at the Borcher Wittrock and Miller homes, including Leona and Meta Gemeinhardt, Edna Mangel, Amanda Fieler, and Art Miller. Local trips to Potter and Sidney occurred for meetings, and church services were held at St. Paul Lutheran on New Year’s Eve.
A Cleveland specialist claims Dr. Pratt’s Rinex prescription can banish head colds in hours through systemic action. The pill form targets toxins in the body, offering rapid relief and a money back guarantee. A limited free trial is available at local drug stores for a three day window.
Ed at Henry James' Friday evening. Charley Smith and John Olson helped ed A. G. Weaver butcher a young beef Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Elsen is on the sick list but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen and daughter Helen visited R. C. Ruhter Sunday evening.
Poultry flock owners should obtain breed size shape and color requirements from the college of agriculture Lincoln or their county extension agent. Birds with side sprigs on a single comb or down on feet should not be used in breeding flocks or for hatching eggs. Keep flocks up to standard by marking or removing such birds.
W P Miles announces available funds for loans of two to two and a half thousand dollars on good farm land in the north table area. Call for details and terms.
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