Companion cropping boosts year round garden output
Agricultural guidance for Cheyenne Co farmers explains how southern, middle, and New England gardens differ in season length and crop options. It covers companion planting between rows of onions, carrots, peas, beans, and tomatoes, plus late plantings of beets and corn to extend fresh harvests through most of the year. It emphasizes soil fertility, simple tricks to preserve moisture, and forming co operative organizations to improve marketing and farming support.
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Middle States
New England
Northwest
Cornwall
Strawberry Shortcake Made at Home the Old Fashioned Way
A home style strawberry shortcake recipe favors biscuit dough, fresh berries, and light toppings. Serve for breakfast or lunch with milk or cottage cheese, and keep portions moderate after a heavy meal.
Egg Circles Market Eggs Under Women Guidance
Farm women often control egg marketing, forming egg circles to sell large quantities. Eggs are collected by a circle member or a hired collector. US Department of Agriculture agents work to teach proper candling and grading to ensure only top quality eggs are marketed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Two Hens For Each A Back Yard Egg Plan
The average novice can reasonably expect at least ten dozen eggs per hen per year from a small backyard flock. With two hens per family member this yields 20 dozen eggs annually per person, a midpoint between farm and city consumption. Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise no keeper should have fewer than this and urge maximizing production. To provide an egg a day per person, two hens must lay 183 eggs annually.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Death Disk Nervy Walsworth Narrowly Survives Runaway Wheel
Nervy Walsworth escaped serious harm at Sutherland when a runaway team pulled a large disc that struck him. The disc passed over him but its end was raised from the ground, preventing a fatal injury.
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Nervy Walsworth
Sutherland
Social Roundup in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Wednesday activities include Miss Florence Freriths with Miss Bernice Shrader and visits by Earl Holmes, Johnny Meyer, Walter Hernbloom and family. The term ended in District 17 with a large school dinner. Miss Shrader plans to leave for Osceolus Nebraska, raising disappointment as she will not teach next year.
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Florence Freriths
Bernice Shrader
Earl Holmes
Johnny Meyer
Elmer Larson
Walter Hernbloom
Harold
Johnson Brothers
Mrs. Weaver
Sidney
E. A. Johnson
Will
Albert Johnson
Wm. Meyer
Angola
Christopher Meyer
Miss Shrader
Cheyenne County
Osceolus-Nebrasky
Wm. Shrader
Evelyn Johnson
North Divide 6C Residents Plan Three Week Trip
Spiker and daughter Miss Opal left last Sunday by auto for Belgrade and Columbus to visit relatives then to the eastern state boyhood home of the former. They expect to be away about three weeks. Hail last Tuesday spared most wheat as growth continued. Farmers hauled wheat to Huntsman. Henry Johnson and Joseph Baker among them. Mrs Ray Frame and daughter Edna shopped at Sidney. Several local families attended services and dined with WHL Norenberg. Roads muddy but crops look promising. Mrs M Swartz progressing slowly after illness.
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Spiker
Opal
Belgrade
Columbus
Huntsman
Henry Johnson
Joseph Baker
Ray Frame
Edna
Sidney
Brett
Small
Near Potter
Richard Sellin
Fred Klug
Ernest King
Whl Norenberg
Frank Goodwin
Frank
Fred Beyer
Academy
Local tidings note relocations and visits
Friends are pleased to learn a son of Mr. Chesebro who has been working nearby spent Monday with his parents at Sidney. Ed Sternberg of Huntsman is about to sell out and is contemplating moving to Minnesota in the near future.
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Chesebro
Sidney
Ed Sternberg
Huntsman
Minnesota
School redistricting hearing set for June 10 1921 in Sidney Nebraska
State Superintendent J M Matzen will meet with those appealing under Section 4 of the redistricting law. Protests from districts will be heard at the Sidney court house court room on June 10 and 11 1921. Patrons are urged to attend and inform others interested. Time slots assigned by district. see notice for details. Signed Anna McFadden Co Supt.
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J. M. Matzen
Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Anna McFadden
Laramie County
Wyoming
Pine Bluffs
Lincoln Highway
Kimbill County
Wyo
Bushnell
Nebr
Goshen County
Township
Big Horse Creek
la Grange
Scottsbluff
Torrington
U. P
Haig
Iowa
Illinois
Ernst & Guthrie Land Sales Auctioneers
Auburn
C. E. Carlstrom
Clyde v Clyde divorce petition filed in Cheyenne County
Laura A Clyde sues Warren and Hodgkin to obtain a decree of divorce from Lester F Clyde on grounds of willful desertion. Petition filed March 1 1921 in the District Court Thirteenth Judicial District Nebraska Cheyenne County. Answer required by July 11 1921 with first publication June 3 1921 and last publication June 24 1921.
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Lester F. Clyde
Laura A. Clyde
District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Laura A, Clyde
Ry Warren & Hodgkin
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Cheyenne Co
Grand Prairie
North Divide
Warren & Hodgkin
M. A. Shipman
Laramie and
Goshen Counties
Kimball CO
Union Pacific Railroad
Firemen’s
McMahon
Athletic
Wild Animal Show
Dinty Moore
Daredevil Scott's
Whirl OF Death
Gay
Sidney Fire Department
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