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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
8
Department of Agriculture experts say a tenth of an acre can supply most family vegetables at a seed and fertilizer cost of 5 to 18 dollars. Planting requires about 100 hours total, spread over 20 weeks, with 5 or 6 hours weekly varying by season. Gardens boost health, save money, and help families amid unemployment by growing fresh produce at home.
Value beyond words in promoting home gardens with fruit supply. State College of Agriculture notes inquiries rise about rhubarb asparagus strawberries currants and gooseberries. Asparagus may take two to three years to mature. rhubarb usable in the second year. strawberries thrive broadly. currants and gooseberries suit Nebraska. college offers growing guidance.
State of Nebraska County of Cheyenne I W Cunningham cashier of the above named bank swear the above statement is a correct copy of the report made to the State Bureau of Banking. W W E Cunningham ATTEST W A Sparks J A Chaon Directors Subscribed sworn before me this 24th day of February 1921 Robt A Barlow Notary Public.
An old notice advertises Electric Supplies at The Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank selling House Electric Lighting bulbs. Osborn Motor Co. claims to stay open with a special sale on dex Checeintes every Saturday at Rexall Store.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court schedules February 26, 1921 at 10:00 AM to hear the petition by Loving A Belden to appoint Solomon Willis as administrator of the estate of Mary E Judd deceased. Notice to interested parties will be by publishing this order in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks before the hearing.
The City of Sidney Nebraska will accept bids until 7 30 P M March 18 1921 for labor trenching laying and back filling and removing old water mains including 715 ft of 6 inch pipe 2110 ft of 12 inch pipe and other segments with 32 new fire hydrants and 20 old hydrants. Plans by Royal D Salisbury Company Denver Colorado may be obtained for $5. Bids require certified checks or bond equal to at least 10 of bid. The city may reject any bid and bids must be in sealed envelopes marked Municipal Improvement Bids. Mayor I E Grabill City Clerk Fred Stephens 22 4
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