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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1928
Page
5
Farmers plan trench silos to store winter feed with minimal spoilage. Feed needs per animal are listed, and trench sizes are given to fit stock: 10 dairy cows and 20 stock cattle require about a 10 by 12 by 10 foot trench. 10 dairy cows need about 8 by 10 by 8. A trench 8 by 10 by 16 feet holds ~16 tons. smaller 6 by 6 holds under half a ton per foot.
A 60 plus group from Akron Colorado toured Sidney and Kimball Nebraska in a learning excursion. They examined summer tilled fields, weed control via a knife weeder, and observed Charles Jobe and J E Whitcomb farms. Bankers Rodman and Vogler joined, with meals at Wheatgrowers hotel, and local farmers shared yields of 40 to 50 bushels per acre. The journey ended returning via Potter and Sterling with broad countywide appreciation.
Two Weather Bureau meteorologists William C. Haines and Henry T. Harrison Jr join Byrd's Antarctic expedition starting this month. They will conduct aerological and meteorological observations at the main base near the Bay of Wales and at auxiliary bases, using instruments provided by the Weather Bureau.
Two meteorologists on furlough from the Weather Bureau conduct independent research on atmospheric phenomena with bureau loaned equipment assisting their meteorological work.
A separate and autonomous Italian department is maintained at the University of California at Berkeley. It is said to be the only department of its character in an American university. The chair of Italian culture is inaugurated and endowed by Italians of California, with a Royal University of Rome professor to fill the chair as visiting professor this year.
Article notes that most French schools are not coeducational, with mixed classes in small communes and separate sexes where multiple schools exist. It details elementary to technical schools, gender roles of teachers, and rising female teacher proportion as universities remain open to all. Telegraph Want-Ads Bring Results.
A brief catalog entry lists several Fords including touring cars coupés and roadsters. The item line notes multiple body styles available from the Ford lineup without detailing conditions prices or seller.
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