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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

4

Tax relief urged for irrigated Northport lands in Morrill county

Bridgeport News Blade argues that high operation maintenance and upcoming canal construction charges threaten Morrill county irrigated landowners. It calls for a 40 to 50 year extension on payments, relief in early years, and stresses the need for smaller, more intensive farms to boost production in the North Platte Valley.

Bridgeport News-Blade Morrill County Northport Scotts Bluff News-Blade Reclamation North Platte Valley

Plan to Reorganize Irrigation Projects in Nebraska

The Water Users Association in Scottsbluff with Miles Cannon of the Bureau of Reclamation and others proposes a near total reorganization of western Nebraska irrigation. A Nebraska irrigation district would take over North Platte project management and charge collection, with a future contract between the district and the Bureau of Reclamation. Water has been delivered and the Interstate Division operated for fifteen years.

The Water Users Association Scottsbluff Miles Cannon Governmental Reclamation Service Andrew Weiss North Platte Joseph N. Beardslee Nebraska Secretary of the Interior North Platte Project North Platte Valley Association and Reclamation Department Bureau of Reclamation Interstate Division

Water project facing funding and management challenges prompt district plan

The document outlines six million dollars advanced to the Division, 1 224 000 returned per water contracts, 415 000 from Warren act sales, and 057 000 past due for construction and maintenance. It notes drought strain, grasshopper crop losses about 30 percent annually, and claims 1912 liens, inadequate relief laws, and unstable conditions hindering Federal Land Bank operations. It urges unity between the Bureau of Reclamation and water users and supports organizing a Nebraska district to empower user control and home rule for project success.

United States Federal Land Bank Bureau of Reclamation Nebraska

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Potter Area

Sextorp Ted Brett arrived from Denver to assist his rheumatism-stricken father. Charley Fisher was a business visitor in Potter. Several families including the Redeen, Crowell, Reetz, Nelson, and Courtright households shared meals and calls across the weekend with visits to and from Ellis Fisher and Mavis.

Ted Brett Denver Charley Fisher Potter Charley Johnson Homer Fisher Mavis Redeen GC. C. Crowell George Reetz Galen Bloomfield Peter Nelson Alice Harry Courtright Chris Crowell Dan Duncan Black Ellis Fisher Potter Saturay

Things Men Like in a Turbulent Social Scene

A quoted line reflects on male behavior and social performance with humor. Joseph A Turner remarks that men enjoy stunts games smiles and singing as part of social life.

Joseph A, Turner

Local Social Notes Around the Miller and Mayers Homes

Ickes News reports Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. R H Miller to S W Eckert and by Mr. and Mrs J C Kreader to Sidney. Rose McNulty called on Mrs J C Kreader, while Anty Otterson visited the Chas Mayers. A nine pound girl arrived at Elmer Mayers. The Mayers family and Alvera Hedlund hosted callers Slinch family. G H Worth and Edna Horn returned from Gering after two weeks away. John Wallick called on Charles Mayers. Frank White and Ruth Shinker visited the Worth home. R H Miller and E Weed received Tuesday visits. O P Click left for Sidney then Marsland, Nebraska.

R. H. Miller S. W. Eckert J. C. Kreader Sidney Rose McNulty Anty Otterson Chas. Mayers Elmer Mayers Charles Mayers Alvera Hedlund Slinch G. H. Worth Edna Horn Gering W. Eckert John Wallick Frank White Ruth Shinker Worth Home O. P. Click Marsland Nebraska

U S Produces And Consumes About A Quarter World Dairy Output

The United States owns about one quarter of the world’s dairy cows, with 25 million cows. We consume nearly all dairy products produced here, despite comprising only about one sixteenth of the world’s population. Efforts by the Department of Agriculture and others aim to reduce cattle disease and keep milk, cheese, and butter wholesome from farm to table.

Matecadae Kount Memorial Lutheran Church Omaha Board of Agriculture B. Newport Springfield Merle Meyers Nebraska City South Omaha Alexandria New Presbyterian Church Johnson County Johnson County Sunday Schoo Association Crab Orchard Elgin Grand Island Irving J. Cutter University College of Medicine At London Secret Service Nebraska Nebraska Bankers’ Association Ralph G. Brooks Superior Everett Buckingham South Omaha Stock Yards Company Knox County Bloomfield Dan J. Riley State Bankers’ Association Bloomfield Ice Company A. Vanmess Florence American Beet Sugar Company Nebraska Department of Agriculture Cedar Knox Boyd Keya Paha Pierce Humboldt Do. A. Minick First National Bank Crawford Nebraska Bankers Association Peasion Minick Fane Crawford Bank James J. Woodward Alerant Woodward Postal Service United States United States Department of Agriculture Dairy Congress Washington John R. Mohler Bureau of Animal Industry Sam Department of Agriculture

Darwin Frog Hatchery Mystery Awakens Nature’s Odd Nest

Eggs of the Darwin frog found in Chile hatch within the male’s throat pouch, as tadpoles emerge from his mouth. This unusual parental care highlights the species’ distinctive reproduction method and raises questions about frog development in unique habitats.

Darwin Chile

Computation of Centuries in Common Usage

The text defines a century as one hundred years beginning from the incarnation of Christ. It notes this is the most common meaning and places the first century A D as the starting point for time calculation.

Pompey’s Pillar in Alexandria Inscribed to Diocletian

A red granite Corinthian column stands in Alexandria known as Pompey’s Pillar. It bears inscriptions noting its erection in 902 A D in honor of Emperor Diocletian. The origin of the name Pompey’s is unknown, tied to an assassination in Alexandria about 850 years earlier.

Pompey Alexandria Diocletian

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