Society Notes: Ladies Hostesses at Wal-Bur Hall
Society notes continue with dinner table settings for listed ladies including Miss Crosbie and Mrs Bonham who won high bridge score while Mrs Elkington took consolation. Safety First Auxiliary held a monthly meeting at Wal-Bur hall with duets by Mrs Westfall and Mrs Wait, a spider web game, and bridge prizes to Hedgecock Perry and Kirkpatrick. A delicious lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crosbie
Ralph Killham
Daisy Kennedy
Lester Elkington
Mable Perry
Glen Spearow
Everett Lukens
C. W Perry
C W Bonham
Bonham
Elkington
Safety First Auxiliary
James Hart
John Armstrong
George Davis
Charles Roth
Wal-Bur Hall
James Westfall
Robert Wait
Glen Hedgecock
Clarence Perry
A. R. Kirkpatrick
Missionary Society and club meetings listed for week
Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday afternoon at Mrs R H Rogers home at 2 30. Odd Fellows lodge holds initiation Monday night at 8 00. American Legion auxiliary gathers Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall at 7 30 for children s night event.
U S Farm Radio Week Adds New Speakers in April
United States Department of Agriculture speakers present a week long series of 15 minute noon programs across 17 stations. topics include insect control plant poisoning livestock cycles dairy studies weather and hay supplies with experts such as W H White J B Kincer F C Bishop and H M Conway. broadcasts run 11 15 to 11 30 a m local time April 1 through 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Associated - “Jane
National Broadcasting Company
A. W. McKay
W. H. White
Bureau of Entomology
Federal Produce Agency Act
W. L. Evans
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
W. R. Beattie
C. Dwight Marsh
Bureau of Animal Industry
H. M. Conway
Wright Sells Farms Dairy to Scottsbluff Chain Creamery
A. E. Wright sells Farms Dairy in Sidney to a Scottsbluff chain creamery firm. Wright will stay in the city for the time being and plans a trip before reentering business. The firm, established seven years ago, grew from 54,000 bottles in 1925 to 398,956 by 1928 and also makes several by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wright
Scottsbluff Chain Creamery
Sidney
Wright
Bake sale and cattle auction in western Nebraska
The Christian church ladies announce a bake sale starting 10 30 Saturday March 30 at Piggly Wiggly with chicken and noodles a specialty. Also a public auction of 9 head of the finest dairy cattle at John Owens farm on Tuesday April 2, viewing anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Piggly Wiggly
Nebraska
John Owens
Lamb and Sheep Price Cycles Highlight 1920s Markets
A 1920s summary notes annual cycles in lamb and sheep prices, with United States demand rising since 1921 and wool imports shaping prices. It cites Australia as the key non-US producer, with sheep numbers growing since 1915, and links barley and corn supplies to price levels amid European feed grain shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agricul
Inds
Leayers Int
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Argentina
Barley Production in U S Rises Steadily in 1920s
Barley output in the United States rose sharply through the 1920s with a 30 percent rise in planted area and yields averaging over 28 bushels per acre. Exports to Europe, boosting prices in 1927 and 1928, supported USA barley use for livestock feed and fed demand amid European grain shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Wis
Pasture studies under way at Federal Dairy Farm
The US Department of Agriculture launches a pasture experiment at Beltsville Maryland to compare rotation grazing with continuous grazing. A 12 acre field is divided into six two acre paddocks with high producing cows and young dairy animals rotated through. Fertilizer and lime topdressings will be applied. A second 12 acre field will be grazed continuously as a control with three paddocks and varied treatments. Carry capacity pasture impact animal weight gain and milk yield will be measured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department
Dairy Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Judging Contests for District 78 Held Today in Sidney
A district livestock judging contest for vocational agriculture students in Cheyenne County high schools takes place today in Sidney. The event serves as a practice for the state meets in North Platte and Lincoln on April 26. About 40 agriculture students, with several 4 H clubs invited, will judge cattle sheep and swine from local herds. Officials include Bruce Russell and L D Willey among others. The Sidney Vocational Agriculture Dept. organizes the event and plans to host visiting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Vocational Agriculture Department
Sidney High School
North Platte
Lincoln
Nebraska Panhandle
Cheyenne County
J. W. Nielsen
John Peetz
N. W. Olson and Sons
Town
McIntosh
Martin
Bruce Russell
Peters Trust Company
L. D. Willey
C. G. Olson
Olson Hatchery
H. H. Beatty
Purina Mills
E. Prey
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the Telegraph
F. Fastenow
W. H. Tiger
Gurley
Swatglanider Ranch
Peter Helfrich
G. J. Kavanaugh
Ford
Peetz
Colo
L. M. Young
E. 12Th Ave
Denver
P. H. Meyer
J. H. Kucera
Elm St
A. A. Bauer
Campbell Furniture Co
A. Shoe
Grand Island
Nebr
Mary Vath
Maple St
C. A. Baker
Dalton
Ohio
Henry Elsen
Calton
Emerson
A. K. Anderson
Huntsman
Bentley Land Co
H. T. Doran
Ray Frame
O. L. Miller
Campbell Furniture Store
Bassett's Pharmacy
J. G. Dykeman
Potter
Frank Brady
Poland
China
Claus Engelland
Winders Howe
Bentley Land Company
Burlington
A. J. Bentley
H. H. Misegadis
Sunol
Lodge Pole
Geo. Messing
Litz Cereal Mill
Woney
E. C. Stockdick
E. J. Leonard
Osage St
Ilinois St
Martin Christofferson
Otto Christensen
Lodge
Pole
John Deere
Wallis Tractor
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co
E. C. McKay
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Duke’s Place
Harry Martin
Dalton, Nebr
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Rawleigh Company
Paul Read
Harms Filling Station
Sund
6Th Ave
Carrie Cook
Myrs. C. E. Couch
Couch Apts
Illinois St
Bath
Garage. Inquirer
C. E. Couch
Dedrick
Jackson
Apt. H
Hardy Apartments
J. W. Harper
Society Notes
U. S
Bake Sale
Bluhill
Lucke
David Celes
Bulletin
Federal
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Oxfords
Walkover
Endicott Johnson
Hepners
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