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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
8
A collage of light vignettes and quips from Bevo in the Near Reporter. Jests cover painting a two day picture, car sirens, jam closet woes, missing school prize while a student hides it, camel soup alarm, tact on entertaining, a petty thief’s plea, a magistrate debate, a dare to fall, a fortuneteller joke, and a garden debate about chickens.
Sudan grass is a popular warm weather one year pasture or hay crop. Seed after soil warms, about a week to ten days after corn planting. Drill or broadcast 20 to 25 pounds per acre. It thrives in old yards and hog lots and is relished by hogs and cattle. It resists drought and remains green when native pastures brown while not improving soil like clover or alfalfa. Consider Sudan grass for pasture this year per Nebraska Agricultural College.
A local studio invites residents to schedule a birthday photo session at Phelps Studio this year. The offer emphasizes personal portraits and keepsake prints, encouraging patrons to book during the coming months.
Will Maupin argues the republic faces no fatal decay from vice and graft. He cites historic scandals yet praises honest public service and warns indifference and extreme reform rhetoric threaten the nation more than corruption.
Glenn Williams of Flowerfield reports in Omaha that Banner county is moving away from wheat as its main crop toward diversified farming. He notes increased corn and stock, rising alfalfa, more cattle and hogs, stronger dairying and poultry, and improved farmer finances as wheat reliance declines. Williams says the change has lifted local spirit and may set an example for other wheat areas.
Speculation in dairy products is limited by the daily market flow and numerous production units. Attempts to corner the dairy market have failed, unlike wheat, due to continuous production, cold storage use, and limited incentives for stabilization by dairy farmers themselves.
Last minute news features Slippery Dell Hanlon’s Denver jail break and capture seen at Slippery Dell theatre with Strongheart in The Love Master. Screened Monday and Tuesday as added attraction. Bentley Land Company seeks 200 head of one year old steers.
The article urges women at Lincoln's Agricultural College to dress in unity with the occasion and age, choosing hats and attire that suit duties and avoid opera-like excess. It stresses thoughtful wardrobe planning and coordinating garments when limited by budget.
Coal tar, once wasted as a byproduct, found value beginning in 1846 when Germany used it to make roofing felt, marking a shift from disposal to utility.
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