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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
9
Notice announces November 4 1946 first Monday sale of all delinquent tax tracts and town lots in Cheyenne County Nebraska to cover 1945 and prior taxes. Sale continues daily until all parcels offered. Complete list of affected tracts and lots appears with principal amounts. interest and advertising to be added.
Fred and Horace Quinn spent the weekend in Denver. Many local families hosted or visited kin and friends from Gurley, Chappell, Ovid, Kimball, Sidney, and Scottsbluff. The Altar Society planned a Bazaar and Goose Dinner for Oct 30 at Sacred Heart Church.
Cloudy skies kept many from viewing shooting stars last week. Wm Schafersman and Opal returned to Lincoln after staying at their farm. Several locals hosted visitors and attended events in Sidney Crook Sterling and Denver over the weekend.
Mississippi reported the largest rural youth 4 H participation in 1945 among southern states and posted one of the biggest membership increases from 1944 to 1945. Enrollment rose from 92 773 in 1944 to 100 239 in 1945, with Texas and Alabama the only states in the nation to surpass Mississippi’s 1945 4 H membership.
The guide recommends low temperatures around 40 degrees for storing pokes cabbage and root crops. Keep moisture ample to prevent wilting and provide occasional ventilation to vent foul air. Best storage is in a basement root area where air stays cool and dry, with boxes raised to allow air space underneath.
A note on managing feather pulling in large heritage bobtail pullets. First step in conserving stock involves improving nutrition with extra oats and salt. Keeping birds occupied by scratch feed, and adding pine boughs or greens for foraging also aids in reducing feather damage.
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