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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
16
Lincoln county officials publish several years of personal tax lists to allow residents to review taxation and expose potential evaders. The move aims to increase transparency and enforcement as required by law.
Emil Cords of Potter starts a new cream and poultry operation located in the Hagemmeister building. He will buy cream eggs and poultry cash for David Cole Cream company. Iris Colorado noted as brick making center may gain ads from a new brick corporation focusing on pressed brick.
Rowdy a faithful spitz belonging to Pete Hansen of Potter was found dead last Sunday. Authorities say other dogs killed him in a fight. Rowdy had lived at the Mansons for 14 years.
Mrs Charles Nasmund develops a new Oshkosh industry by hatching baby chicks. She removed a lot of 350 last Saturday and has incubators set again, expecting to hatch 400 in this lot.
Good news for Lodge Pole Route Four on April 1 the mail will be delivered daily instead of three times a week after a year of reduced service. Route One also gains with an extension of about ten miles adding new territory to the route.
A dramatic incident in Oshkosh occurred last Monday afternoon when John Humphrey a cook at the Oshkosh cafe attempted self harm by slashing both wrists with a paring knife slitting his throat with a razor and swallowing twelve mercury tablets. Medical staff responded quickly and saved him, with the patient reported out of immediate danger.
Flammang of Orleans Nebr said his area is strong for dairying and the Nine Mile region is blamed for unlawful sale and spearing of game fish. A two year old girl from Slater Flats wandered away, was lost, searched for by over a hundred, storms hit, and she was found frozen to death in a gulch about a mile from home.
S K Warrick, home from an eastern state visit, notes business leaders and farmers expect strong improvement in six months. He says farmers may advance faster than urban business sectors, with conditions likely to rise for both in the coming year per the Scottsbluff Republican.
Five people in Merino-Atwood Colorado died last week after ingesting botulism from sausage made by Italian families on the Tony Notaria farm five miles south of Sterling. A half dozen others were poisoned but survived. Victims include Tony Notario and his daughter Grace nine and son Joe five, plus Neno Datteri eighteen and Dominic Cametto.
A male calf born to a cow on E G Rheater's farm on February 8 was lost in the hills for ten days. Found alive and weak, it recovered after a meal and returned to the cow, proving hardy despite cold and lack of sustenance.
Highway Commissioner E G Merediti and E F Stevens of St Paul examined gravel beds along the Lincoln highway between Bushnell and Kimball last Thursday. Plans call for contracts to begin February 28 for about 0 miles of paving east from Bushnell with completion by August 1 per the Bushnell Record.
Dr M B E Pettibone announces dental services in a storefront near The Larsen Music Store in Phear. The brief notice touts patient care, location, and contact details for appointments.
Congress failure to approve a constitutional amendment taxing income from bonds sparked a debate led by Congressman Simmons and Senator Couzens. Democrats opposed federal state or municipal interference with credits. Proponents cite tax exempt securities favor the rich, urging higher surcharges and broader tax bases to fund government and farm relief efforts. A Western-led push for farm legislation and rural delivery funding also featured in recent discussions.
A Farms Dairy note explains that constant stirring and pasteurization break up fat clusters, preventing large fat globs from rising. Smaller fat fragments cannot pass through heavy casein and milk sugar, and heat makes casein cling to fat, trapping it. Yet all fat remains in milk, so the lower portion remains richer if the top is thinner.
Early hatching yields faster growth and younger maturing pullets while surplus cockerels reach market during high broiler demand. Hatch timing depends on breed and maturation rate, with March suited for Plymouth Rocks Reds and Orpingtons, and April best for active Weghorns and Anconas.
The First National Bank of Peetz absorbed the Farmers State Bank of Peetz completing a major local banking consolidation. The First National takes deposits and all papers, assumes liabilities, and pays capital and profits with notes from the Farmers State returned to stockholders. Wood remains cashier, M A Shipman Jr stays vice president, and former Farmers directors join the combined board. State bank commissioner approval is pending as a formality.
Nebraska traveling salesmen with Nebraska headquarters obtain Colorado auto licenses for five dollars by listing a local hotel as their headquarters and then drive into eastern Colorado to register cars in county seats such as Sterling. The practice halves the Nebraska license cost, though the authors deem it an interesting loophole.
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