Wheat Worth $1 25 Per Bushel Fed To Hogs In Experiment
Dred pounds of ground barley equaled 84 pounds of shelled corn and wheat shorts were 73 percent as efficient as corn. Ground oats substituted for half the corn in ration were 80 percent as valuable. oats over one fourth of grain ration reduced daily gain. Tankage replacement lowered gain efficiency. Missouri hog feeding expert J W Burch spoke on hog feeding trials. several farmers produced high pork yields with corn, wheat, tankage, and other protein feeds. Prices may dip with fall season, but optimism remains. Bishop Beecher urged focus on greatest good.
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Missouri
J W. Burch
University of Missouri
Roosters Day
Reuben Yoder
Harrisonville
Burch Salid
R. M. Green
Kansas State Agricultural College
Big Ten Action This Week Brings Large Crowd to Alliance
Sidney faces Alliance with Griswold, Masse, Sheckler and either Adams or Livoni. If Adams is ready, Livoni returns at wing. Box Butte school reports expect the largest crowd of the season with many backers for Alliance.
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Tain Griswold
Masse
Sheckler
Adams
Livoni
Alliance
Box Butte
Pioneer Lodge Pole Resident Found Dead at Home
A Lodgepole resident with three children including A. A. Fenske Sund lumberman was found dead in the home Wednesday. The body was taken to Gehrig-Stone funeral home in Sidney and funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Lodgepole Methodist Church with burial in Lodgepole Cemetery.
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Pioneer Lodge
A. A. Fenske
Sund Lumberman
Sidney
Gehrig-Stone Funeral Home
Methodist
Lodgepole
Tobin of Sidney Named to State Fire Fighters Committee
Sidney resident Tobin joins state fire fighters committee along with Cleland Fre mont chairman J McGowan of Norfolk L W Hauge of Minden and John Mossman of Falls City Also on officers report William P Nelson of Yutan chair E E Schram of North Platte Karl Swanson of Gothenburg
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Tobin
Sidney
J. ©. Cleland
Fremont
J. McGowan
Norfolk
L. W. Hauge
Minden
John Mossman
Falls City
William P Nelson
Yutan
E. E. Schram
North Platte
Karl Swanson
Gothenburg
Two Auto Crashes Reported Near 30 Yard Radius
Yesterday two automobile wrecks caused heavy damage in a 30 yard radius area. Mrs Spiker was slightly injured along with cuts and bruises while the Spiker machine and a Nash sedan owned by Evelyn Clark suffered extensive damage. Dale Clark drove the Nash, which overturned after a tire blew, but the occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Spiker
Nash
Evelyn Clark
Dale Clark
Clark
Sidney Merchants Favor Paving At Meeting Wednesday
Sidney merchants back the idea of paving two main streets, pressing the council to act. A petition from property owners shows support for hard surfacing, with Mayor Herman Schroeder noting action is needed. Council members are hesitant until at least a set percent of property owners sign the petition.
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Pare D Council
Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Bishop Beechers Early History Pictorial Notes
Continued from page eight the piece surveys the early history of Beanuandle area and pioneer monuments. It notes epitaphs on monuments reveal rough pioneers who died and were buried nearby.
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Beara
Acai
Legion Auxiliary Names Committees For Upcoming Year
The Legion Auxiliary lists committees for ongoing work including Gostelio J L Tewell Mesdames Hart R B Hamilton Jack Heinlein John Seyllers Paul Martin and William Mortensen with Leo Bartholomew for unit activities Americanization led by Mrs W J Shoemaker and Mrs Charles Gardner Membership chaired by Mesdames O D Slayter A D Greenlee William Oconnell P O Cunningham Robert Richards William Mortensen and E B Sherrerd Furnishing by Mesdames G P Kratz L L Lockwood and B C Grabil Telephone by Mesdames H H Biedermann J H Abbott and Jesse Osborn Courtesy by Mesdames Clayton Parks O J Weymouth and A E Tanner An invitation is extended to every eligible woman to join the auxiliary contact the president or membership chairman for information
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Gostelio
J. L. Tewell
Mesdames Hart
R. B. Hamilton
Jack Heinlein
John Seyllers
Paul Martin
William Mortensen
Leo Bartholomew
W. J. Shoemaker
Charles Gardner
Mesdames O. D. Slayter
A. D. Greenlee
William O'Connell
P. O. Cunningham
Robert Richards
E. 8. Sherreérd
G. P. Kratz
L. L. Lockwood
B. C. Qrabill
H. H. Biedermann
J. H. Abbott
Jesse Osborn
Clayton Parks
O. J. Weymouth
A. E. Tanner
Sidney Merchants Group Urges Bold Local Bargains
Leon Fine, a veteran Sidney merchant, argues that one or two ads fail to draw farmers. the Sidney Business Men and Merchants Group advocates listing ten to twenty or more bargains. C. A. Blair agrees a town must be attractive with strong specials to expand trade territory as Roy W. Liggett supports the plan.
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Wead
Leon Fine
Sidney
Fine
C. A. Blair
Blair
SiGhey
Roy W. Liggett
Sidney Traders Alliance Pushes City Toward Growth
The group boosted Mr Blair's statement and backed his belief that the city should join with merchants to make Sidney the most desirable trading point in this section.
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Blair
Sidney
Hunters Bag Canvasbacks In Noted Duck Hunt
Two hunters reported a successful outing adding 180 canvas backs to their bag along with a sizable pile of other ducks. They claimed they stayed within limits and described the hunt as a tough but rewarding task as they headed home.
Political interest rises as election nears in county offices
Campaigns sharpen for sheriff with W. W. Schulz Republican and Ed O Leary Democrat leading. R P Kepler GOP challenger faces Earl R Kratz Democrat. Walter K Hodgkin retires due to health. Fred E Stephens seeks county assessor, Guy E Clark unopposed for justice of the peace. District races feature Joseph Nelson vs Ford Weikhorst, Guy Shaw vs John Peetz, Col lart defeated by Shaw. Gertrude M Nelson unopposed for county superintendent. Charles M Taylor and John M Matzen seek state superintendent.
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W. W. Schulz
Ed O'Leary
Schulz
O’leary
R. P. Kepler
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney
Walter K. Hodgkin
Fred E. Stephens
Guy E. Clark
Joseph Nelson
Ford Weikhorst
Guy Shaw
John Peetz
Paul Collart
Shaw
Gertrude M. Nelson
Charles M. Taylor
John M. Matzen
Rollicking shipwreck tale for Yes Yes Yvette cast
A week end feature spotlightsJoy makers in Yes Yes Yvette Angela and Boom Boom as they rise to stardom. Oakie Hall and Gallagher trace vaudeville roots through song and dance on two day circuits into musical comedy. Oakie in Innocent Eyes and Ziegfeld Follies. Gallagher in Up in the Clouds. Nan-
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Wayburn
Yes
Yvette
Angela
Boom Boom
Oakie
Hall
Gallagher
Nan
Hall and Oakie Rise in Early Stage to Film Careers
Marjorie Oakie and Stan Hall moved from stage to screen in early Broadway and Shubert Passing Show productions. Hall starred opposite Clara Bow in The Fleet's In and became a Paramount contract player. Oakie soon followed with his own film deal after standout stage performances.
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Ette
Marjorie
Magnolia Lady
Rose Marie
Hall
Ziegfeld
Oakie
Hollywood
Paramount
the Fleet
Clara Bow
Miss Bow
Annual Deanery Session of Episcopal Church Here on November 5
A deanery session of the Episcopal Church is set for November 5 at the local venue. A fellowship dinner will be held at the country club at 6 30 p m with J E Whitney executive secretary of western Nebraska and Bishop George A Beecher as principal speakers.
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Episcopal Church
J. E. Whitney
Western Nebraska
George A. Beecher
Western
Nebraska
Nebraska corn crop saves most of frost damage
Weather survey shows 99 percent of Nebraska corn escaped frost damage while western counties posted strong gains despite not top yields. Moisture remains generally adequate with some east central and southeastern reports of short supply. Wheat planting largely complete by October 20 with significant year over year reductions in winter wheat area across districts.
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Western
East Central
Southeastern
Statewide acreage survey shows varied regional declines
The report notes 18 percent in the north central counties and 5 percent in the south central counties. It states total state acreage this year at about 90 percent of last year and rye seeding acreage about 5 percent below last year.
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North Central
South Central
Alfalfa Seed Supplies Higher and Prices Slightly Lower
Agricultural statistician A E Anderson reports alfalfa seed output this year at about 45 100 000 pounds up from 41 250 000 last year with harvest earlier and a price around 16 90 per 100 pounds for clean seed. Also notice for sale: registered Spotted Poland China boars cholera immune from Sterling Bros near Huntsman.
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A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Poland
Sterling Bros
Huntsman
Notice restricts hunting on specified dates and areas
A public notice states no hunting will be allowed on 28 14 48 and 12 within the specified area. It alerts residents and visitors of enforcement during the listed window.
Strayed Sorrel Gelding Near Sidney
Estrayed sorrel gelding last Tuesday night from a farm five miles east of Sidney. Notify Tony Meick in Sidney, route A.
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Sidney
Tony Meick
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