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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
5
Fifty per cent of Ruhr valley miners will receive full pay vacations in March and others in April, per French information. This move by German directors is seen as obstructive toward Franco Belgian authorities and will cut Ruhr production significantly. French estimates peg current output reduction at 50 to 60 percent with 10 million tons of coal above ground at pit heads.
Intense interest marked the debate over the administration plan to join the Hague international court under the League of Nations. Senate leaders from all factions met to discuss initial aims, with officials noting the issue will likely wait until the next Congress.
Ninety three descendants attended the funeral of Mrs Ben Nishimoto in Kyushu Japan. The age at death was 103. She was survived by five daughters the eldest 84 by nineteen grandchildren, fifty seven great grandchildren and twelve great great grandchildren. Her eldest granddaughter aged 65 is also a grandmother.
The United States has paid Norway twelve million two hundred eighty-nine thousand eight hundred fifty-two dollars the arbitration tribunal award set last October for ships seized during the war.
In Chicago Illinois charges of conspiracy to obstruct recruiting and enlisting military forces against Milwaukee socialist Victor Berger and four co‑defendants, convicted three years ago, have been dismissed.
The International Institute of Agriculture’s second season estimate to the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows Argentina’s wheat crop reduced by 21,240,000 bushels. In London, Turkish papers in Constantinople report that the grand national assembly, with military backing, demands rejection of the Lausanne peace treaty.
Lincoln report notes a house resolution urging the attorney general to monitor potential encroachment on Nebraska water rights by northern and western states. The measure emphasizes vigilant defense of state resources and legal interests.
A Riga to Moscow report states that the principal food stores of the American relief administration in Simbirsk have been burned. In Bochum the Ruhr crisis deepens with a siege and curfew while French forces move tanks and machine guns into town centers. A Colorado Nebraska beet growers meeting rejects a 50 50 crop contract. London Ont. veteran T W Shaw, last survivor of the Light Brigade, dies at 91 in Victoria hospital. Thirteen perish in tenement fire in Armourdale Kansas City Kan.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette reflection notes that chores shaped character in youth. Advancements like gas, milk delivery, cars, plumbing, electric light, telephones, and appliances reduced domestic labor. While gains ease life, the piece laments lost discipline and socializing value of traditional chores and urges modern substitutes in family life.
In Omaha a mother mourns her 23 year old son Marty Maher, shot during a box car robbery. Friends recall the boy’s tenderness while acknowledging the crime and grieving family faces. A North Platte Tribune note asks if similar tragedies touch other mothers.
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio promising quality prints. The Telegraph invites readers to print good quality photographs and directs them to the Telegraph for printing services.
The Weather Bureau notes the 1921 US death rate as unusually low due to health efforts and climate. Early 1922 saw a rise from 12.6 to 13.7 per thousand amid abnormally cold weather. England had scarlet fever epidemics in dry years, while Binghamton and Pennsylvania data suggest low relative humidity as a key factor when epidemic conditions arise.
The US Department of Agriculture states a tractor must enable cutting work stock, hired help, or expand acreage or crop output to be profitable. It notes changes in farming methods and possible reorganization of farming types, citing Farmers' Bulletin 1296 on Corn-Belt farms. The bulletin helps prospective buyers gauge tractor impact and enables current owners to compare results.
A designer critiques popular adult fiction that portrays marriage as an escape from labor. The writer argues women who trade work for wifehood face similar burdens, noting marriage does not conquer life but requires enduring its trials while seeking happiness through love and labor.
Larson's Music Store promotes Edison Diamond Disc phonographs starting at sixty dollars. Demonstrations available to customers.
During the last fiscal year 154547 canaries entered under permit. Most come from Bremen Germany where peasants raise them in the Harz Mountains. U S Department of Agriculture inspects all foreign birds, permits up to 17000 per disfert lots, shipments often exceed 8000. Canaries are caged individually in tiered racks shipped in five foot high packs, fed daily. An inspector disassembles shipments at port to verify only canaries are present. Importers prove singing by placing cages in sunny windows. singing birds are marked for sale while silent ones await their turn.
President Harding signed a proclamation adding more than 250000 acres to the Lemhi National Forest in Idaho. The addition stems from Idaho associations seeking protection for overgrazed stock ranges threatened by nomadic sheep bands. The act of Congress on March 21, 1921 authorized inclusion of lands valuable for timber production or stream protection.
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