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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
2
The article explains that dockage grading protects farmers from low local prices by removing foreign matter and weeds under the Federal Wheat Grades system. It cites USDA bulletin 1118 and describes dockage free grading for wheat to ensure safe purchases on state-rate basis.
York College York Nebraska advertises thorough training in college normal academy business music art and expression for sons and daughters for service. It highlights a fine athletic field and gymnasium with reasonable rates and invites inquiries to Dr H U Roop president Box 19.
The bulletin explains dockage removal before grade, notes that dockage above one percent affects price but not grade, and discusses its impact on wheat marketing. It recommends every wheat raiser obtain a copy from the College of Agriculture at Lincoln.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture issues Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting on the Farm to cut losses from fires caused by cars engines tractors lighting and furnaces. It urges ladders on roofs bans matches in barns warns against oily rags and pouring fuels on fires and recommends lightning rods and careful chimney clearance. Farmers’ bulletin No. 904 offers practical building protection tips and is available free from the College of Agriculture Lincoln.
Lightning rods have the approval of culture. When properly selected and installed they give near complete protection. Farmers bulletin 842 from the College of Agriculture at Lincoln outlines concise practical specifications for installation. The Weather Bureau urges protecting important farm buildings where thunderstorms are frequent, especially where life or valuable livestock are involved. Roding a house tends to quiet nerves during storms. Nebraska cow bidding for record. A university cow averages over four pounds of butter daily in 191 days, with 17 9767 pounds milk and 797.57 pounds butter. She milks about 85 pounds daily with 174 days left. The Nebraska Dairymen’s Association offers $50 in cash prizes for Boys and Girls Club teams at the State Fair. Counties with dairy calf clubs include Dakota, Douglas, Seward, Hamilton, Scotts Bluff. EXTENSION.
Luther Carmen of Valley Park Missouri describes his horse’s knee injuries from a fall and praises Dr LeGear's Antiseptic Healing Powder as a rapid healing aid. The notice urges owners to keep Dr LeGear's prescriptions on hand and apply the powder to wounds to prevent infection and promote healing.
A speaker questions whether women should govern, then offers to compare his daughter’s graduation essay with standard campaign rhetoric to highlight logic and style. The remark frames gender as a political test and invites critique of public speech. The piece notes the use of a personal essay as a benchmark for quality argument.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Broken Bow Nebraska July 9 1920 Notice Asa T Couch of Bidney Nebraska holder of homestead entry North Platte 00353 Broken Bow No 011908 for NW NEY SW SEY SEY N% SE Section 32 Township 15 North Range 51 West 6th Principal Meridian filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim before Joseph Oberfelder US Commissioner Sidney Nebraska on August 24 1920 Witnesses Harry Anderson Henry Walsh Louis Olson William Walsh all of Sidney Nebraska Mack C Warrington Register
Legal notice to John Doe real name unknown. Mary B Stowitts Marguerite Stowitts Dorothy Stowitts Helen Stowitts Lots 4 and 5 in Block [redacted] referenced by Warren and Hodgkin attorneys. Proceedings concern property interests and notification requirements.
In the original townsite of Sidney Nebraska Mary Alice Grant files a petition in Cheyenne County District Court against Union Pacific Railroad and all claimants to real estate seeking a decree quieting and confirming her title to the property and possession.
Mary Alice Grant sues to bar any right or interest in Lots Four and Five in Black Highteen Block 18 in the original townsite of Sidney Nebraska. The petition requires an answer by August 23, 1920, and seeks to prevent defendants from asserting any lien, title, or interest in the described property.
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