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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1921

Page

6

Education and business school alliance debated in universities

The article argues that universities must integrate business education as a learned profession, noting the scientific basis, need for qualified teachers, and the role of practical collaboration with industry. It discusses apprenticeship, distrust of learning, and the shift toward formal business schooling within American higher education.

United States Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Schoo of Commerce New York University Dole America Jong Tt le diMene

Greatest Corn Crop In U S History In 1920

Washington January 19. The year 1920 was the greatest corn year in the nation’s history according to the agriculture department. A record crop of 3,232,367,000 bushels was harvested with an average yield per acre of 39.9 bushels, the second time the national average passed thirty bushels. The area planted reached 104,601,000 acres, smaller than eight prior years and 1,400,000 acres less than the 1912 record. Last year’s crop was the third to exceed 3,000,000,000 bushels.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Reforming Farm Women Roles Joins Nation’s Rural Woes

A satirical letter proposing multiple marriages to ease farm life highlights the burden on farm wives. A 1908 Roosevelt era Country Life Commission report and a 10,000-household survey in 33 states show farm women toil about 11.8 to 12.1 hours daily with little vacation, doing 94 percent of family bread, 92 percent sewing, and heavy field support, while conventional help remains scarce. The piece argues improving farm life requires better roads, schools, and recreation to stop urban migration and keep families together.

Roosevelt Country Life Commission Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges Census Office

Hard Bean Soft Leg Huntaville Claim At Hospital

Hard Bean in Huntaville Alabama on January 20 reports Joseph Jones making a claim to a hospital attachment. The terse item notes a legal move affecting Jones at the local medical facility.

Huntaville Ala Joseph Jones

Flight of Fancy Mule Attack Tale Confirmed

A man named Jones claimed a mule kicked him on the head after he tried to frighten off a stray animal. Investigators found the story true as the mule broke its leg in two places and was declared a helpless cripple before being shot. Jones is expected to recover.

Jones

Sister Benefits Winter In Train Death Policy

Leslie Waugh, a young man from Piney Bluff, was killed when struck by a train two weeks ago. A life insurance policy pays $10,000 to Winter, the beneficiary, under double indemnity for violent death.

Leslie Waugh Kien Piney Bluff

No Place Like Meme In Sidneys Lumber Co. Talk

A brief item notes Sidney Lumber Co. featured in a local business notice. The snippet hints at a promotion or remark about the firm, inviting readers to seek more details about its operations or offerings.

Sidney Lumber CO

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