The Telegraph newspaper entry from Sidney Nebraska
An 1873 era prospectus for The Telegraph notes it is published in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska, issued Fridays, with subscription rates prepayable and postal details. It emphasizes city and Western Nebraska readership and mentions mail classifications and zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
DORAN
Tenth Avenue
Nebraska
Ofidney
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebrais
Telegraph News
Community Notes From Grand Prairie Week
Local social round up details visits and gatherings among Grand Prairie residents. Families like Cruise Jorgensen Rexroth Johnson and Welton are noted with relatives in Sidney Kimball and Chappell. A funeral for W. Johnson is reported along with many neighborly calls and Saturday events.
Community visits and gatherings in Maple Grove area
A string of social visits fills the Maple Grove slate from Tuesday to Monday. John Junker and Chris Junker, John Olson, Paul Hokom, and many neighbors call on friends such as James Irwin, Andrew Johnson, Nels Johnson, Alfred Jorgensen, Harold Spiker, Vic. Nag carnival attendees, and W. T. Sharman household members. Numerous dinners, weekend trips to Denver, and Sunday suppers mark an active period of neighborly engagement among residents including the Miles, Gade, Hokom, Johnson, Green, Dilley, Wad dell, Brandl, and Cortney families.
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A. L. Cruise
Kathleen
Kearney
Cruise
J. H. Gell
Ray Tremain
Alfred Jorgensen
Lorenzo
Will Neick
Mary Lou
Albert Frerichs
James Irwin
Taylor Hospital
Ray Rexroth
Alice
Doris
Alva Hart Home
Sam Maley
Mons Johnson
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
T. G. Waddell
Leslie Johnson
E. Planck
Albert Johnson
Alva Hart
Henry Beebe
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Helen Gade
C. Jorgensen
Anna
W. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Sidney and
Omaha
Ray
Cheraldine Cruise
Onunday
Leroy Johnson
Guy Weaver
Sidney
Grand Prairie
Charles Welton
Will Gade
Clinton
Beatriste Nelson
John Olson
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Darlene
Femn Jorgensen
Mae
Herman Dykman
J. C. Jorgensen
Andrew Johnson
Ernest
Joe Frerichs
Frank Flessner
Henry Flessner
Beatrice Nelson
Carl Christ
John Mintken
C. A. Foster
Genestia
Sam McClung
Big Springs
Frank Wait
Art Clesman
Kimball
Forrest Merrill
Irwin
Charles Jones
Elton
Harold’ Omel
James Booth
Cleda
Duane
Nests
Pe Mans Johnson
Walter Craig
Byron
Ray Rexrorh
Lyle
Duwayne Schaeffer
Ivan Sshaeffe
Ralph Simpson
Simerson
Waller Craig
Sunol
Nesn
John
Chris Junker
Paul Hokom
Con
Earl
Art Sassaman
Leonard Walker
Harold Spiker
Elmer Gade and Son
Ben. Jurgens
Haworth
Forrest Tremain
Ruth Ortney
Ms Treece
Denver
Joe Green Ome
Lucile
Zellabelle Johnson
Ed Miles
Lowell Hokom
Dorothy
Grimes
John Hekom
Elmer Gade
August Gade
Lillie
Hazel
Chris “Junker
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Albert Brandl
Lowell ‘Hokam
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Eh. P. Cortney
Dennis Walsh
L. P. Houge
N. P. Johnson
N. E. Witters
Fern Gould
Joe Dilley
Gene* Davis
Hans Anderson
R. W
Sunnyside Social Roundup in Lincoln and Nearby
Sunnyside residents share visits and gatherings with numerous Johnson Omel and Halsey households. Attendees include E A Johnson, H C Schmale, Oscar Olson, John Block, Les Omel, Ralph Talish, Albert Brandl, and Frank Halsey, with many Sunday and Friday calls and a rabbit hunt drawing a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemoyne Johnson
Lincoln
Agricultural College
George Emanuelson
Oscar ‘Olson
E. A. Johnson
Les Omel
Frank Halsey
H.C. Schmale
Sidney
Farmers Union
District 68
E. A. Johnson and
H. C. Schmale
John Block
Ralph Talish
Albert Brandl
Walter Wassum
Lawrence Linde
Oscar Olson
B.A. Johnson
O. W. Johnson
George Emanuel
Albert, Brandl
John Theis
Lester
Esther
John Johnson
Ralph
Talish
John Omel
Oscar Oljison
Oscar’ Olson
W. O. Johnson
Rab
Elmer Gade and Son
Sudan Grass Offered As Substitute Grain
Farmers and seed dealers ask the U S Department of Agriculture if imported sudan grass seed can substitute for native seed. Department seed men answer yes citing seed from Australia Argentina and New Zealand. Sudan grass in these countries likely originated from U S seed. Argentina seed tested several years.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sudan
Department
Australia
Argentina
New Zealand
United States
Crop seed study mirrors domestic varieties across plains
A fragment notes seed performance across Nebraska Kansas and Texas field stations. It reports the crop nearly identical in growth habits yield and purity to domestic seed. The passage ends with unclear text and a stray quotation mark.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Incomplete seed data delays department opinion
The department lacks sufficient information from foreign sources to form an informed opinion. Officials caution that without fuller data the advisory stance remains provisional and subject to change once more details arrive.
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J. H. Gev
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Joe’Frerichs
Ehims Flessner
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Paul Hokem
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Sunnyside
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Sylvan Halsey
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