Notable political shifts and local notices in Sidney Nebraska
A mixed page notes advertising rates and postal details from Sidney. It reports Bill Cook's capture in New Mexico and Senator Wolcott’s reelection bid from Colorado. Omaha jubilation over securing the state fair for five years follows a vote tally with Lincoln and Grand Island results. The item also mentions Casimir Porier’s resignation in France and a pending crisis.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
When to irrigate crops in Egypt soil and plant needs
Advice from an irrigation farmer emphasizes experience over fixed rules. Irrigate through winter to start spring growth, keep soil open to allow air exchange, and apply water during mid to late spring when growth peaks. Summer may require little irrigation as tissues harden. fall rains reduce need. End with soil moisture management for winter frosts.
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Euclid
Ptolemy
Egypt
Water and Plant Needs From Skeats Observation
E. M. Skeats writes in the Eddy Argus about plant irrigation. He notes that water requirements vary by species with some thriving on liberal supplies and others failing to bear fruit. He urges studying each plant's needs and local climate to guide watering.
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E. M. Skeats
Eddy Argus
Callahan Takes Charge of Sidney Telegraph and Plans Cheyenne County Times
News notes from multiple Nebraska papers confirm Chas Callahan, longtime Sidney publisher, has purchased The Sidney Telegraph and moved his plant to Sidney to publish the Cheyenne County Times. He aims for a republican, modern paper. editors praise his ability and predict improved quality.
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Cheyenne County Times
Chas Callahan
Sioney’ Telegraph
Alliance Times
Chas
Callahan
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Register
Chappell Register
Charley Callahan
Telegraph
North Platt Tribune
Chas. Callihan
Miles and McMullan
Bayard Transcript
Chas ¢Allahan
Soney Telegraph
McMullan
Tlegraph
Kimball Observer
Chas. Callahan
Charles Callahan
West
Hot Springs
S. D
Nebraska
Beatrice Express
Program of Lodge Pole Session February Ninth
The notice lists a two session program for February 9 at Lodge Pole with a morning block from 10 to 12 including music, moral instruction, readings, and teacher discussions led by Katie McKee, Miss Faucett, Mrs Shelton and others, followed by an afternoon 1:30 to 4 schedule on incentives, readings, grading, model class recitation, and classroom management led by several named instructors.
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Lodge Pole
Katie McKee
Miss Faucett
Mrs. Shelton
A. Westfall
May Cawley
W. F. Porter
W. A. Westfall
Fred Slawson
D. J. Kilien
Reading
Paradise
Marcia Doran
Rose Walford
Cora Fitch
F. W. Cramer
Jonnie Durkee
F. Kucera
Jessie Pool
G. 0. Lingerfelter
School Notes Detail Fresh Arrivals and Enrollments
Nora Gates resumes studies after illness. Freshman will study latin. juniors physiology then geometry. seniors philosophy. Byron Lamb and new pupils join grammar department. Music classes progress under Prof Porter. Several pupils transferred or enrolled in primaries and intermediate. Current enrollments: High school 26, Grammar 52, Intermediate 49, Second Primary 59, First Primary 58, Kindergarten 35.
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Nora Gates
Byron Lamb
Marvie Sainsbury
Julia Sanders
Grace Johnson
Myrtle Gibbons
Osa Fitch
Willie Wood
Lincoln State Journal Promises Legislative Focus This Session
The Lincoln State Journal announces an emphasized legislative season with Republicans in control of both houses after six years. It touts extensive legislative coverage, a large circulation, and editorials from Col Bixby and Walt Mason. It highlights Washington reports by Annin and features from Conan Doyle and Kipling. Rate cuts appeal to families.
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United States
Lincoln State Journal
Nebraska
Col Bixby
Walt Mason
Wm. E. Annin
Washington
Annin
Conan Doyle
Rudyard Kipling
Wheatland Wyoming Agricultural Promises and Letter List
Districts tout Wheatland farming and Union Pacific access while Sidney Nebraska post office lists unclaimed letters for week ending January 19 1945. Local ads boast ties and health cures with Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cited as remedies.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wins World’s Highest Award
The product from Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder earned the World’s Highest Award recognizing quality and excellence in its field. Officials credited the achievement to the brand’s dedication to purity, performance, and consumer trust across markets.
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Dr. Price
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Geo. W. Heist
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AT Law
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U P. Railroad
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Oberfelder Alock
D. J. Scanlan
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Geo. I. Taylor, Onahtop
American Bank
Europe
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Endsley Barn
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