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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
3
A Pines file shows a drop in the score to Kintera Ayu Los in competitive standings. The report notes continued financial adjustments and unspecified factors affecting ranking. Officials from the organization did not provide additional comment.
The Grand Island road is the only line not strictly stock and bond based, with valuations by mileage investment in Nebraska and Kansas. Union Pacific and others also pay real estate taxes beyond carrier property assessments, including Union Pacific 4,572,255 and Northwestern 142,660 among others.
The July bulletin reports wheat and barley yields affected by heat. Wheat is forecast around 18 bushels per acre, barley about 23.6, with state averages lower than last year. Harvest labor is adequate in most districts, and there is talk of holding grain to push prices higher, reducing banker guidance for storage.
Bulletin stresses sanitation and diet as two essentials in controlling coccidiosis. Recommend moving to clean ground first, then use milk or milk products to disrupt intestinal organisms. Lactid acid from fermentation of milk products helps destroy coccidiosis organisms, a discovery with significant value for turkey and chicken raisers.
Prospects in Cheyenne county for better than a dollar wheat remain bright despite a small drop yesterday. A short Canadian crop is likely to boost demand beyond recent years, sustaining favorable conditions for wheat traders.
Commissioners heard quarterly reports of county officers and learned McMillen will derive the chief benefit from the road. The county surveyor was instructed to survey and stake the road, which was declared a public highway open for travel. Several claims were also allowed at the Tuesday meeting.
Joe Simodynes and Ray Killian visited the Cedar Creek Trout hatchery north of Dalton on Tuesday. They also toured the wheat growing district near Dalton and reported fine crop stands.
A black man was brought before police court on intoxication charges after sleeping at a local residence. He was fined, warned not to repeat his drinking, and promptly left Sidney that same day.
Growing use of air transport is shown as mail planes fly at high altitude to avoid forced landings. Night flying remains hazardous and pilots do not operate after dark, except for mail routes where pilots are familiar with the path.
Hot weather boosts yields across Cheyenne and neighboring counties with barley prospects rising sharply due to increased acreage and potential triple last year’s output. Corn improves rapidly, wheat outlook encouraging, and machinery sales rise as farmers anticipate higher prices.
Sam Daniel from Sidney Country Club departs for Lincoln to compete in Nebraska’s annual state golf tournament. The five day meet begins Monday with past champions and top Nebraska players in the field. Daniel, a youthful ace, brings confidence and aims to contend against the galaxy of stars.
Nebraska's 1928 highway expansion shows it ranking behind Iowa Kansas and Missouri in total road construction and expenditures as state engineer Roy Cochran reports. The state spent 16.31 million dollars that year to improve federal aid and country roads with 9.87 million in construction and 4.29 million in maintenance on federal and country routes.
The report details state highway spending across Colorado Kansas Missouri South Dakota Wyoming and others. It notes federal aid allocations and maintenance costs totaling tens of millions, including Colorado's 13 001 927 highway outlay and Missouri's 13 069 837 with most directed to federal aid expansion. Mr and Mrs Charles B Jackson of Chicago visit the Bicknell home. he is sales manager for L L Cooke school of electricity and drafting. she works at Presbyterian College of Christian Education in Chicago and specializes in child psychology.
University of Nebraska dairy head holes edge out state college rivals led by Ithaca New York. North Platte and Curtis herds plus six cows in Holstein Friesian hall of fame add to 347 points ranking sixth among official testers. Beauty Girl Gerben Re Becky, a North Platte cow, held the world record for three straight years before foot injury and blood poisoning.
Mr and Mrs J W Reinmuth visited at the Allen Overman home Sunday. The W T Sloan family of Potter called at the R R Boyce home Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and others attended a Gurley concert Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer and family called at the Billy Smith home Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sprenger and children returned from South Dakota and Iowa after a lengthy visit. The Hammond family and daughter visited the carnival, Ralph Hammond joined relatives over Sunday, and A L Scheer families plus Geraldine and Thomas Lee stopped by. A welcome rain came Saturday night as barley cutting begins and wheat ripens slowly.
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