Dance at the Wheat Caru in Sidney Le Vuber ads
Village notice describes weekly dances every Wednesday and Saturday at the Wheat Growers venue. It invites residents to find a good home in the town and promotes Sidney Le Vuber Co as the contact.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
5
Village notice describes weekly dances every Wednesday and Saturday at the Wheat Growers venue. It invites residents to find a good home in the town and promotes Sidney Le Vuber Co as the contact.
A Saunders County rural youth project shows 256 boys and girls in 190? producing food for the United States and the allies through 25 clubs. It highlights corn and potato yields, home garden surpluses, canning outputs, and the role of county leaders in expanding club work nationwide. The piece emphasizes community leadership, cooperative effort, and the shift from wage earning to proprietorship in farming and home making.
An assistant county agent in Middlesex County helps farmers improve tomato displays at a community market. At Haverhill a box of bruised yet marketable tomatoes was rearranged and placed prominently, drawing buyers and selling the entire lot quickly, proving minor presentation fixes boost sales.
The notes emphasize a germination test, sharp tools for economy, simple rag doll text as a teaching aid, and a winded fanning mill for weed control. It advises not to halt tractors at row ends, seeding clover and timothy with oats, corn tenderness and timing, soil protection, and protecting birds from cats. It also warns against letting scrap iron rust and suggests selling it to dealers.
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