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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
19
Valuable agricultural notes advise Cheyenne County farmers to separate spring gilts for brood sows and raise them on pasture with modest grain, boosting sturdiness for next spring. The piece also surveys UC and state efforts on cucumber standards, peanut oil growth amid cotton pests, and weather questions.
Nebraska and Louisiana experiments show Triumph seed potatoes grown in western Nebraska yield as well as or better than imports from Minnesota Wisconsin and Maine when planted in the south. Over 4000 acres are listed for inspection toward certification with Triumph dominant and Early Ohio varieties planned. Co operative arrangements for shipping point inspection of fruit and produce announced.
An old style pharmacy ad urges readers to avoid a breakdown by taking Tanluc at Bassett's Pharmacy, noting local telephone contact for orders.
Potter residents missed the town party, sending crowds to Sidney Redington Pine Bluffs Scottsbluff and picnics. Redington drew the largest turnout with over 900 cars, featuring wild west attractions and shade. A Potter Sid ney ball game and a wrestling match boosted Sidney events.
The Farmers Union Trading Company sold its electric light plant to H R Holmes, trading the plant for 246 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska and Logan County Colorado. Holmes plans to move to Potter and operate the plant, expecting to turn the investment around within a year or two as he raises a family and seeks a better school for his children. The plant will be run by the Farmers until September 1st as usual.
Mrs Theodooe Wolfley of Kirk Banner county died in a Scottsbluff hospital after an accident last Friday. She was struck by a Chevrolet while crossing a street, knocked down, later developing internal injuries. Her husband was with her. the car driver fled and remains unidentified per the Gering Courier.
Otto H. Kruger toured many Nebraska counties and declared Cheyenne County the best in the state to live in. He noted excellent crops, especially winter wheat, and observed bailed-out country along his route. He finished by saying the region remains in the lead amid his statewide tour.
VICTURE FRAMING All sizes and kinds. Only one in town. W. C. Campbell offers contact at phone 188. Ask your grocer for Sidney Creamery Cutter.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met in regular session at the courthouse in Sidney. Members present were J. L. Reel and L. R. Barlow with Wm. M. Goding absent. Roster notes acting chair in Goding's absence and numerous claims audited and approved for general fund, road districts, and services, including salaries, supplies, and travel, with transfers between districts and numerous line items detailed.
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