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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
Reports claim a near complete Turkish victory at Lausanne with a settlement on jurisdictional guarantees. Turkish police will be empowered to arrest allied subjects and search offices without prior foreign advisers approval, with safeguards ending after five years, alarming the American delegation amid treaty talks with Turkey.
London dispatch says an authoritative source reports the Ruhr question is in process of settlement though the informant maintains it is practically settled. The shift in Belgium’s stance and Belgium pressure to win French agreement influenced the deal. Belgian blockade harms trade, shipping, and raises unemployment and living costs.
The Ruhr strike involving more than 500000 workers ends as a 50 percent wage increase is granted. The workers do not receive their demand for a 150000 mark per man bonus.
The German government plans to encumber private property with a mortgage equal to 25 percent of its gold value to back reparations guarantees. The idea was discussed by the National Association of German Industries and the executive board notified Chancellor Cuno of support for the plan.
Tommy Milton of St. Paul Minnesota won the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, repeating his 1921 victory before a record 150000 spectators. His time for the 3500 miles was 5 25 06 27, averaging 91.44 mph.
Shanghai reports Major Riobert A. Allen of the United States army and W. Smith of Manchester were captured by bandits on May 6 and have been released. Advices received here say negotiations are going favorably and a brief message from Tsao-Chwing confirms the release.
Constantinople after government officials investigated the Young Men’s Christian Association they recommended closing the YIGA for operating without formal consent.
A non partisan convention in Lincoln on June 7 plans to push a short ballot constitutional amendment. The drive seeks to limit elective administrative state officials to no more than three. About 40 000 supporters are expected to sign petitions as the campaign defines its aims and scope.
New York reports thirty million gold larks as the fourth and final installment Germany’s payments. The steamship Mount Clay brings the remittance to Washington for Belgium’s claims during the first half of 1022. Joseph W. Folk, revived candidate from Missouri, returns to New York after months of poor health.
College presidents governors editors lawyers clergy and other distinguished figures join in a petition to President Harding requesting the release of 52 political prisoners. The signers assert belief in civil liberties and oppose suppressing free speech as in old world despotism.
Washington reports that Nebraska's registered stallions have fallen for years but hints the downtrend may end. In 1922 a 30.7 percent drop occurred, mainly in purebred stock, yet 83.9 percent of 1 617 registered stallions were purebred and quality is improving.
Lincoln Neb report shows a 367 percent rise in public four-year high schools from 81 in 1906 07 to 384 in 1921 22 amid an 8 percent growth in school census and a 315 percent surge in high school enrollment, with grade attendance up 93 percent.
Oklahoma City endures one of its worst floods with water covering miles of lowlands in the south. More than 1,000 residents are homeless and sheltered by city officials and relief groups. The city auditorium became refugee barracks as property damage climbs into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
An extensive aerial survey of Alaska territory will be conducted this summer by five Navy or seaplanes attached to a commission led by Rear Admiral Chase to collect data on air ports bases and general coastline information for aviation projects.
Nebraska captured the Missouri Valley Conference track and field championship for the third year running at Ames. The Nebraskans placed in nearly every event, totaling 40 points, well ahead of Kansas State with 0 points.
The Italian finance ministry announced that Italy will honor its war debt to the United States but seeks treatment akin to the relief England received from the United States.
More than five Butte physicians organize the Association for the Protection of Constitutional Rights to challenge Congress and the internal revenue commissioner over restrictions on medical practice. The group aims to defend physician autonomy amid government rules.
The Chinese government has met in full the United States demands for apology and indemnity over the killing of American citizen Charles Coltman. In Nebraska Lincoln deposits in 919 state banks rose by $23,032,934.74 over the year ending March 28, 1923, with deposits totaling $250,170,141.45 in 1923 and $227,137,206.67 in 1922. Loans and discounts grew from $208,295,135.55 to $215,667,461.87.
An agriculture view urges permanent rise in rye farming across the United States. Rye offers higher yields per acre than wheat, tolerates harsh winters, and suits sandy soils where wheat fails. It serves as grain and as cover crop with legumes, boosting soil and farm activity.
Calves in week two nibble grain, by month one eat about a half pound daily. Wheat bran and cracked corn form the base of recommended mixtures, with options adding ground oats, blood meal, or inseeds. By the third month calves may take around 3 pounds daily. soaking or bolting separated milk grain feeding is uncertain in advantage.
A new plan for hog pricing in Los Angeles, developed by the local stockyards company, commission men, and C H Beauchamp of the Puackers and Stockyards Administration, shifts from Wichita’s top price to a premium above Kansas City, enabling earlier trading before 9 am. Packer orders for the following week are placed with the Los Angeles Livestock Exchange committee, with commission firms coordinating with patrons.
Fragmentary note describes obtaining full supply, potential detention, and picket actions. Mentions wet cool, Ghats to Ytale and Hattee. References TG tea dba Hema 1S fal pe hine seas at aU fogs ab te discotttits.
Sound hides free from cuts on the fresh side, well taken off and salted, can command a high price and make good leather. Greater care is needed in summer than winter in salting curing and marketing hides, especially by farmers or country butchers with occasional hides. Partly decayed hides are practically useless.
Gering Nebr Holstein cow La May Hengerveld Pontias produced 672.2 pounds of butterfat in seven days equal to 25.7 pounds of butter. She freshened at five years one month before the test. Irene Segis Pontiac, a California cow five and a half years old, records 30,022 pounds of milk and 1,017 pounds of fat totaling 1217 pounds of butter, among only 90 cows to exceed 1000 pounds of butterfat in a year.
The Bureau of Public Roads reports a Connecticut traffic study showing a road pays its cost. It counts nine hours daily traffic at 1140 tons, adds a conservative 1520 gross tons, and compares fuel costs. Gasoline at 24 cents per gallon would make dirt road transport cost 26.44 dollars per mile while paved road costs 11.70 dollars.
The Chamber of Commerce directs Wash and Dry Service to handle a laundry task for I G Grapill, A K Greenlee Co, W West Wim, Winders Doward Kennedy, and A J Jorgenson, detailing the assignment and involved parties.
Country Club announces officers Dr. F. A. Barger president J. T. McIntosh vice president B. R. Kratz secretary treasurer. Directors named include J. L. McIntosh RE Hyde P L Martin R E Roche R H Rogers J A Bentley M W Dimery A E Phelps and R P Kepler.
Burlington Route trains listed with departures at 1:08 a m for No 302 and 8 22 a m for No 304 West South bound No 301 at 3 06 a m and No 303 at 4 20 p m No 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
The text discusses calculating highway costs against vehicle operating costs. It outlines a model using a 4 percent interest rate and a time frame to retire road costs, noting savings from lighter rural traffic and the impact on diesel and passenger travel. It argues that detailed case analyses show potential economic benefits of road improvement where traffic justifies it.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Belle Wellner Deceased. Creditors must appear at the County Court Room Sidney on June 1 1923 and September 29 1923 at 10 am to present and examine claims for adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from June 28 1923 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness my hand and seal of County Court May 25 1923.
Notice of sale under a 1922 foreclosure decree in the district court of Cheyenne County Nebraska. Mathias Geiger as plaintiff seeks repayment of 36200 plus costs and interest. property described as all of section 18 township 15 north range 49 west. Sale set for June 9 1923 at 10 p.m. at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse. J W McDaniel sheriff. Radcliffe and Hyde attorneys.
Local and interstate trains listed with scheduled arrival times for westbound No 3 No 19 No 7 interstate No 1 interstate No 17 local No 9 express No 5 mail only No 261 way freight daily and eastbound Nos 6 4 2 18 10 20 4 202 with freight at 2 00 pm on Mon Wed and Fri
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