Settlers to have first choice on railroad land deal
Fourteen hundred tons of hay were fed by Coach Bros to weak cattle. Rube Thompson lost three mules when a train hit his herd, marking his first stock loss on the line in some time. A town ditch on Rose street will be cleaned and widened this summer with plans for secondary ditches on Myrtle and Chestnut streets.
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Coach Bros
Platte
Rube Thompson
Rose Street
Myrtle
Chestnut Streets
Demonstrating Farm Machinery in Western States
The article argues motor driven tractors and machinery boost large farm productivity, reducing labor and costs. It notes tractors outperform horse teams on ground turning and cultivation, spurs demonstrations by tractor makers, and cites Sidney as a major westward machinery hub with Cheyenne county farming. Tractor sales are rising, with community demos urged to further showcase performance and value.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Plans for new U. P. station on city block
Agent Breisch exhibits plans for a stone U P station planned for this summer. It will be 100 feet long and 39 feet wide, built opposite the Metropolitan hotel. Mrs G A Jones gifts the Sidney schools a year's Review of Reviews subscription. Dr Stewitts buys A Berg residence and will move in by June first. D F Melee ships ammunition and sporting goods to sells. Radcliffe and Atkins livery firm dissolves, A W Atkins retires, Mack Radcliffe continues.
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Breisch
U. P
Metropolitan
G. A. Jones
Sidney Schools
Review of Reviews
Stewitts
A. Berg
D. F. Melee
Radcliffe and Atkins
Sidney
A. W. Atkins
Mack Radcliffe
Nebraska Farmers Shift Spring Plantings to Cash Crops
Nebraska farmers plan to switch from food crops to cash crops this spring, with more spring wheat, barley, and potatoes and less corn and oats. The survey by A F.R. Anderson notes a 3 percent rise in total intentions, a 20 percent potato increase, and 4 percent fewer acres of corn and 2 percent fewer oats. barley rises about 10 percent, about 23 000 acres, partly due to low feed supplies in the southwest. Anderson cautions the potato surge could depress prices if yields stay average. The overall shift centers on wheat as the principal cash crop.
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Nebraska
A. FR. Anderson
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Tate
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U.S.A. Sinter
Omaha
Portland
Oregon
America
Lew Wallace
Free Nisto
Ramon Novarro
Betty Bronson
May Msa
Francis X.bushman
Carmel Myers
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
A.L. Erlanger
CB Dillingham
F.ziefeld, Jr
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Los Angeles
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Universal Cooler Corporations
Rene Wilhelmy
Liberty State Bank
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