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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
7
The Nebraska Seed Laboratory in Lincoln will perform single ear germination tests for seed corn to help farmers improve stands. Up to fifty tests per requester are available. interested growers should write to request fifty small envelopes for mailing samples.
Mrs M O Sager and baby from Denver and Mrs Van Slyke of Colorado Springs are visiting their sister Miss Katherine Sharmer.
The notice lists whole wheat and Boston Brown rye and wheat bread specials at Star Bakery located four doors east of the American Bank.
Nebraska Experiment Station Bulletin No 117 reports on growing feeder steers in western Nebraska from North Platte substation. It compares six rations alfalfa prairie cane and their combinations, started December 1907 with 108 calves, feeding regimes with and without grain, summer pasture, and analyzes profit and loss and forage values for spring and fall cattle markets.
Mrs. F G Griffith hosted a George Washington birthday party for her mother Mrs Cuber on Feb 22 with patriotic decor and games. Hen Roost Club held a Feb 23 dance at Tobin Opera House with Vath Orchestra. William Hudson hosted a Feb 26 dinner for the Sidney Basket Ball Team in memory of their Christmas trip.
A program and basket social three miles south of old Colton drew a large crowd. Proceeds totaled $23.00 to fund school maps and other necessary equipment.
Mrs. Robert Low entertained in honor of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Bently's mother on Wednesday afternoon. An invitation to visit Thornburg's highlights new spring goods for shoppers.
The Maccabbees enjoyed a Thursday luncheon in Mrs Yaegle’s pleasant rooms. A large turnout supported the lodge by adding to its general fund. The meal was bountiful and delicious.
Dorcas Society gathered at Mrs Devoe’s on Thursday this week. Lutheran ladies announce an Exchange at Baldwin’s store on Saturday March 11.
A quotation attributed to Wendell Phillips argues agitation as the method to support schools beside ballot boxes. It claims agitation prevents rebellion keeps peace and promotes progress with every gained step. It contrasts agitation with musket weapons as the tools of animals.
Nebraska youth under 18 may enter to grow the largest one acre corn yield in 1911 with first prize of 50 dollars, second 25, third 20, fourth 15, fifth 10, and positions six to eleven at 5 dollars each. Entries due May 20 in Lincoln. weigh and measure in county presence. full production cost and soil details to be filed. ten ears to be sent to secretary W R Mellor.
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