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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1927

Page

3

County Agent Willey Details Smut Treatment Boom

County Agent L D Willey reports about fifteen Nebraska farmers earned up to 150 dollars per hour last fall treating seed wheat for smut with copper carbonate. Untreated seed showed over nine percent smut versus seven tenths of a percent with treatment, saving losses of about five dollars per acre and promising lower costs per bushel. The Burlington Wheat Smut Train, stopping in Sidney August 4-16, offers hands on guidance.

Nebraska L. D. Willey Agricultural College Willey Burlington Wheat Smuth Sidney

Nebraska Livestock Sets New Record for Past Year

The article reports Nebraska livestock sales reaching a new annual record despite a crop slump. It credits the state’s strong corn and hay, extensive pastures, high quality livestock, and sunny semi arid climate. It notes Nebraska rose from sixth to fourth in dairy product manufacture in four years and suggests expanding sand hill pastures could increase cattle output.

Nebraska Sand Hill

Logan County towns plan for community celebrations

A dozen communities in Logan county Colorado are pursuing plans for fairs and exhibits at the county fair in Sterling. Community fairs are set for August 27 at Peetz Merino Crook TeRoy and Padrone.

Logan County Colorado Sterling Fpeetz Merino Crook TeRoy Padroni

Marcelling at the Bon Ton

Mrs Edw A Furer advertises marceling services at the Bon Ton salon with emphasis on styling and beauty treatment offerings.

Coolidge Opens Treasury For Flood Repair Funding

President Coolidge will open the federal treasury for funds to repair Mississippi River flood dikes but has not decided on Hoover’s proposal to aid interest and amortization on levee bonds. No conclusion on a special congressional session for flood relief is reached, with Smoot pushing for an early income tax cut and the Ways and Means Committee to originate tax legislation.

Coolidge Mississippi Hoover Congress Senator Smoot Utah Senate Finance Committee Sumer White House House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Green Smoot

135 Ex service men file for 1260 irrigated farm units

One hundred thirty five ex service men filed applications Saturday at Mitchell reclamation offices for 1260 irrigated farm units. Land will be allocated under the ex service men's preference ruling. Units up to 116 acres. Applicants must meet homestead laws and prove $2,000 in assets or equipment. Health and farming experience required. Allotment by board examination.

Mitchell Interior Department

Settlement of 10000 legacy appealed to district court

In a Kimball Observer report, D. A. Hazzard appealed Tuesday to the district court a ruling awarding 10000 to the heirs of the A. H. Amos estate. The legacy from A. H. Amos to the late Mrs Hazzard was to be used in her lifetime and revert to his heirs on her death. The will was contested and the Monday decision favored the Amos heirs.

District Court D. A. Hazzard A. H. Amos

Non-Residents Face Higher Hunting Fee Change

Non-residents who wish to hunt in the sand hills lakes must pay 25 dollars instead of 10 after midnight July 23, under a new state law that took effect then. The measure is expected to deter many hunters from Denver Casper and nearby states who have frequented the area for its famed hunting.

Denver Casper Sand Hills

Expert dressmaking instruction notice

Expert instruction in dressmaking. For particulars, see Mrs. E. Kenfield, over Star Meat Market. Tot Marcelling as Edw. A. Furer. the Bon Ton.-Mrs. 82tf Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage, 89tf

How Lindbergh Photos Were Sent By Cable

A New York motorcycle courier carried a 350 foot Bartholomew tape to Pacific and Atlantic Photos. The Bartlane method sent Lindbergh and Paris scenes via high speed cables in about 35 minutes at about $100, enabling rapid newspaper prints in Europe and America.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Spirit of St . Louis Paris Western Union Broad Street New York City The Pacific and Atlantic Lindbergh le Bourget Brussels London Chamberlin Levine Berlin Washington Bartlane H. G. Bartholomew London Daily Mirror M. D. McFarlane Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc Atlantic

Ice cream bricks offered in three colors by Farms Dairy

Farmers Dairy advertises 3 color ice cream bricks available in pints or quarts. Call 324 The Farms Dairy for orders.

Wheat smut tests show value of treatment in western Nebraska

Prof Grose of the State Agricultural College checked a smut test on John Bergstrom’s farm southeast of Kioppell. Copper carbonate treated seed showed about 24 percent smutted heads versus 50 percent in untreated seed. Tests aim to prove copper carbonate treatment reduces smut losses with very smutty seed.

Prof Grose State Agricultural College Lincoln John Bergstrom Kioppell State Agricultural Extension Service Myr Bergstrom Grose

Kimball Electric Plant to Add Fourth Diesel Unit

City aims to install a 240 hp diesel engine from Fairbanks Morse within two weeks at an estimated cost near $20,000. The Fairbanks Morse bid was lowest among eight bids considered by the council at city hall. No bonds were voted, officials say, and the engine includes a Maxim silencer to reduce noise.

Kimball Fairbanks-Morse Company Fairbanks-Morse Co Ses TUC

Sidney Ball Club In Hitting Slump Faces Bridgeport

The Sidney ball club slumped at the plate in Sunday’s loss as Oshkosh looms over league tensions. Officials consider grant disputes, while fans expect a renewal with Bridgeport next Sunday in another Big Four clash. The lineup likely returns, giving Sidney hopeful odds for an upset.

Sidney Ball Club Bridgeport Sidney

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