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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1923

Page

4

Autonomy Talks Underway in German Lands

Berlin dispatch says the Palatinate is an autonomous state pledging to aid France in security and share German reparations. Reports from Dusseldorf indicate the Rhineland republican movement has spent its force, with fragmented control near Coblenz and Mayence, and reaction growing in several towns. Muelheim-on-Rhine near Cologne was seized by separatists after Duisburg.

London Berlin Palatinate France Dusseldorf Rhineland Coblenz Mayence Muelheim-on-Rhine Cologne Duisberg

Five notable women to speak at Nebraska teachers meeting

Omaha hosts District Two Nebraska State Teachers Association convention October 31 to November 3 with speakers including Cora Hills Lida Barhart Maude McBroom Clara Wilson and Stella Smith. The lineup marks a peak in female educational leadership at the event.

Omaha Nebraska State Teachers’ Association Cora B. Hills National Parent-Teachers’ Association Moonlight Hills of Kentucky Lida B. Barhart University of Nebraska Maude McBroom University of Iowa Clara 0. Wilson University of Nebraskan Stella Smith Chicago

Home Making Conference in New Orleans Details

Invitations go out for the Forestry Reclamations and Home Making Conference to be held in New Orleans from November 19 to 22. The Executive Committee aims to devise ways to utilize idle lands nationwide including arid western tracts and swamp or overflowed lands in the South.

New Orleans

Pay Big Bum into U S Treasury in Nebraska Tax Picture

Lincoln reports Nebraska pays over 15 million dollars yearly into the U S Treasury, about 22.19 percent of all taxes. School taxes account for 35.38 percent of the tax dollar when federal taxes are included. No sales tax is included in the tally. A separate item notes Union Pacific seeks to cut cement rates from 11 1/4 to 10 cents per hundred weight between Omaha and Lincoln.

U. S. Treasury Lincoln, Neb Nebraska Treasury United States Smith Lincoln Union Pacific Railroad State Railway Commission Omaha

Iowa Prohibition Conference Called for Des Moines

Des Moines will host a forthcoming Iowa Prohibition Conference called in conformity with President Coolidge's request to governors. The meeting will be summoned within the next few weeks to discuss enforcement and policy actions regarding prohibition statewide.

Iowa Des Moines Coolidge

Buried 26 Daye Recu ed Alive Tokio

Four Yokohama high school girls buried under debris for 25 days without food were rescued alive. Clinical Conference draws 3000 physicians from US Europe and South America to Chicago. National Progressive party plans Omaha meeting November 20 to 22 to unite farmer labor cooperative and progressive forces. Omaha baking and allied industries worth 20 442 750 annually per Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Publicity.

Tokio Yokohama High School Omaha National Progressive Party Roy Harrop Progressive Party Bureau of Publicity The Chamber of Commerce

Education boosts earnings of young farmers across states

US Bureau of Education asks how schooling affects farmer income. Georgia data from 1,172 farmers show no schooling $240 yearly, common school $565, high school $604, short course $806, college grad $1,254. Kansas data from 1,237 reports show common school $422, high school $54, short course $859, college grad $1,452.

U. S. Bureau of Education Agricultural Colleges Georgia Agricultural College The Agricultural College Kansas Agricultural College

What’s Your Temperature In Wild Mammals And Birds

A 19th century note observes warm blooded differences among mammals and birds. It lists species by normal temperatures from humans at 98.4 to wolves 105, sheep 104, dogs 102, birds higher at 111 for ducks, fowl 111, turkey 109, sparrow 108, goose 107, and snails and oysters noted with cooler temps.

Warvard Graduates Favor White Collar Careers

The class shows ninety announce business and eighty nine plan law careers, with none choosing manual trades. The piece argues manual toil has nurtured more genius and fortunes than college paths, citing historical examples from diverse trades and founders.

Warvard

How to Cut Losses in Turkey Raising

A Farm Journal writer warns wild grapes kill turkeys nationwide after a flock fed under a grape tree, with five nearly mature birds found dead. Cultivated grapes and green corn also pose dangers. farmers should cut wild grape vines and curb access to green corn to reduce fall losses.

Farm Journal

Optimism Rises as Nebraska Counts Corn Upswing

Statewide mood brightens with a second largest corn crop and near record prices. Farmers praise corn profits over wheat woes while cattle hogs and sheep markets stay strong. The piece urges gratitude for health and opportunity and faith in a gradual prosperity return.

Nebraska

Dre, M. E. Pettibone, Dentrct. Office over The Larsen Music

Fragmentary OCR note places Dre and M. E. Pettibone in a dental office area above Larsen Music. Details incomplete but indicates location and possible practitioner names. Further readable context not available.

Dre M. E. Pettibone Dentrct Larsen Music Sere Phear

Ventilation in the Poultry House

The article discusses winter illness in poultry caused by poor ventilation and drafts, noting feed about different house types require different solutions. It reports experimental Poultry Farm houses with new duct and cupola ventilation and compares heights to older models, plus a Minnesota law banning highway signs to improve view, with a suggestion for nationwide adoption.

Experiment The Agricultural College Minnesota

Windshields and Doors Plated at Hahler Garage

Plate glass for windshields and doors installed at Hahler Garage, showcasing updated glazing work and new fixtures. Worker teams complete installation efficiently, restoring showroom readiness and improving safety standards for service bays.

Hahler Garage

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