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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

8

Two Phinerescy Morrill County Death Notices

Two elderly residents of Broadwater, Morill County, died recently in Alliance and Omaha Nebraska. Patrick Rowlan, born March 17, 1863 in Canada, arrived in the U S as a child and homesteaded near Broadwater in 1897, later cattle raising. survived by four children. George Beerline, an early Broadwater rancher, died in Omaha after treatment. survived by wife and two children. J T Burwell now heads Northport schools. J L Schaupp reports exceptional tomato crop of Ponderosa variety at the sugar factory area.

Western Nebraska Fatreck Howlan Alliance George Rbeerline Ouaha Broadwater Patrick Rowlan Canada Sle United States Festella Manning J. P. Rowlan Helen Billy Rowlan Sidney George Bbeerline Omaha Beerline Felon Chase Papillion, Nebr

Who is a Pedigree Valuable in Dairy Sires

The value of a pedigree rests on its records and the public stigma built around that line. Accepting a well known breeding line means trusting the judgment of experts on which breeding lines are best to follow. An average dairy breeder cannot spend much on advertising and can leverage advertised sire lines to promote sales.

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Winter Poultry Quarters for Nebraska Farmers

Poultry houses must provide 3 to 4 square feet of floor space per bird, good ventilation without drafts, and convenient equipment. Construction should be economical whether frame or hollow tile. For building or remodeling, request suggestions and a blueprint of a proven Nebraska design from the county extension agent or the agricultural college extension service in Lincoln.

Nebraska The Agricultural College Lincoln

Nebraska poultry extension project records reveal farm flocks size

Records from the agricultural extension service show twenty five families in the accredited farm flock program averaged 1 chicken and 3 dozen eggs per week last year. The typical flock held 185 birds, and 67 of 93 Nebraska counties were covered by poultry extension work, signaling broad influence as the project prepares for the new year.

Agricultural Extension Service Nebraska

Poultry Study Enrollment Opens for Standard Breeds

Beginning November 1, 1924 any poultry owner keeping standard bred stock may join the project at no cost. County extension agents and the central office of the agricultural extension service at Lincoln provide enrollment blanks. Keeping records before November 1 will aid production in 1925.

The Agricultural Extension Service At Lincoln

Feud Sparks Shooting Incident in Lyman

A feud between Margheim brothers and Rein Bertran ends with a shooting at Bertran’s Lyman shop. One Margheim was seriously injured, another escaped with minor wounds. A woman, Mrs. Bertran, is jailed on charges of firing the shot as the case remains unsettled.

Lyman Rein Bertran Margheim Bertran

Woman Arrested in Shooting Case in Gering

A shooting left a young man gravely wounded above the eye, but he survived. County attorney filed a warrant for Mrs. Bertran for shooting with intent to kill. She was arrested Wednesday, jailed in Gering with a $1,000 bond and awaiting preliminary hearing.

Bertran Gering

Buy Male Birds Early for Winter Flock Lincoln Advice

The agricultural college at Lincoln urges buyers to select cockerels before winter. Early purchases offer a wider selection and lower prices. Delays lead to mating the breeding flock when prices rise and choices dwindle.

The Agricultural College Lincoln

Selecting a Local Flock for Quality Hens

A nearby flock allows visiting to pick the bird or birds desired. Buyers can inspect health and productivity, note that the male bird greatly influences next year's pullet egg yield. Choose hens meeting breed standards and free from standard disqualifications.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Morrill J. T. Burwell Gurley Schools Northport Schools J. L. Schaupp Mr. Schaapp Scottsbluff Star Guarantee Fund Commission Commission the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska Ghighesters Pill Ion Aur Liberty State Bank William Pearson
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