Boosters Recruit New Ball Men From Omaha
Joe Simodynes returned from Omaha with several men to bolster the Sidney Boosters. Some are in town, others arriving soon to strengthen the team. Miss Mayme White left for St. Louis to summer with home folks and will return in fall. Miss Eva Siedow went back to Alliance after a week with Sidney relatives and friends. she has a job there and was on vacation in Sidney.
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Joe Simodynes
Omaha
Sidney Boosters
City
Eva Siedow
Allance
Sidney
Valuable Agricultural Tips For Cheyenne County Farmers
Rotation increases yield by distributing risk and labor, improving soil fertility, weed and pest control, and livestock integration. Wheat should be cut safely after color loss and kernel hardening. timing prevents shriveling and shattering. Cheyenne County plans higher corn yields via better methods, potentially doubling per acre with less labor, and potato acreage may rise as rice prices threaten substitution.
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United States
Cheyenne County
United States Department of Agriculture
Early thrashing methods for dry grain and community action
The article outlines economical thrashing timing for wheat and grain in various moisture conditions. It advises thrashing from stock when dry, warns against over-drying or dampness, notes color changes from sweating, and recommends community thrashing for small farms. It also covers machine prep, weed seed prevention, straw handling, and requesting USDA Farmers Bulletin 678 on growing hard spring wheat. It ends with a note on onion smut control using formaldehyde solution.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Bulletin
Few states yield bulk of total corn production
A historical note explains that in 1919 nearly half the national corn crop came from five states Iowa Illinois Texas Nebraska and Indiana. It adds Kansas provided a fifth of winter wheat while North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota accounted for about three-fifths of spring wheat. The passage ends with an unrelated prompt about a Red Viper appearance at a Methodist Church.
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Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Nebraska
Indiana
Kansas
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Drag License Requirement Urges Citywide Licensing
City enforces immediate drag work licensing for all performers with a warning about risks to revenue if advertising in The Telegraph is neglected. The notice stresses compliance to avoid monetary loss for all parties involved.
North Platte Floral Co. Ads Seedlings and Plants
The North Platte Floral Co offers tomato cabbage cauliflower pepper and legg plants along with strawberries asparagus roots pansies hardy flowers geraniums ivy geraniums vines and ferns in varied prices per dozen or per hundred and services for decoration day and other occasions. For quality and service contact North Platte Neb phone 1623 PO Box 607.
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North Platter Floral Co
North Platte
Neb
Miss Eva Christensen Heads Home For Summer Vacation
Miss Eva Christensen left Friday for her home in Kearney to spend the summer with her parents and will return for the September school term. The Red Viper meet at the Methodist Church was discussed tonight and tomorrow. Miss Editha B Sixta and Florence E Sixta left Tuesday for Schuyler for summer vacation and will return in September to resume duties in the Sidney schools. They have served two years and enjoyed their work.
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Eva Christensen
Kearney
America
Methodist Church
Editha B. Sixta
Florence E. Sixta
Schuyler
Sidney
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A. K. Greenlee
Leslie Neubauer
Lena L. Jessen
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