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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
7
A USDA leaflet outlines safe hog lot placement away from streams and roads, biosecurity steps, vaccination, isolation of new stock, and strict disposal of dead animals to prevent hog cholera spread. It advises disinfecting facilities post-outbreak and cautions against borrowing hogs or visiting infected lots.
If we could see into the hearts and souls of those we condemn we would learn of their griefs and longings. Life is short and we should aim to make it sweeter by being more charitable and tender to others.
In an isolated coastal cottage area children, unused to visitors, saw a man approaching from the hillside. One girl burst indoors shouting to her mother that a thing like her father was coming, creating a moment of alarm in the small community.
A neighbor narrator recalls a scientist sharing a somber reflection on inhibitions. He has spent a lifetime trying to shed them to feel free, yet believes guilt will follow every action. He cites his mother’s taps as the source of his restraint and argues reason cannot erase deep inhibitions.
A satirical note reviews a knot therapy touted as a simple cure, pairing faith with self-affirmation. The piece mocks the method attributed to Professor Cone and Dr. Frank Crane, contrasting it with established medical approaches while urging skepticism about its efficacy.
The Los Angeles Times reports Japan will join a naval conference but rejects revisiting settled issues. Tokyo seeks to discuss future policies while preserving existing gains in Siberia Shantung Yap China’s suzerainty and cable control are treated as accomplished facts to be avoided.
The Nebraska State Fair designates Wednesday September 7 as Farm Bureau Day with special features for members and all agricultural workers. President James I Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation is slated to speak in the fair auditorium on September 8, with possible availability for September 7. Nebraska Farm Bureau will run a weeklong headquarters on the fair grounds for public information.
Farm Bureau picnics held in several Nebraska locations attracted large attendance and speaker coverage. E B Weaton J N Norton and J A Crawford spoke on aims of the federation while U S Grain Growers and state college faculty discussed marketing plans and agricultural work. A national dairy marketing committee of 11 leaders from nine states will meet to develop an equitable dairy products plan.
One hundred co operative elevators with a total capacity of about 1 6 000 bushels and an annual turnover near twenty million bushels affiliate with the U S Grain Growers Inc in Nebraska per latest state organizer reports.
Sidney businessman C J Osborn who leads the Farmers Union of Nebraska signed a grower's contract and gave his wholehearted support to the U S Grain Growers, signaling strong backing from Nebraska farm groups.
Osborn spoke in favor of a national cooperative marketing company to Sidney elevator directors as they signed the elevator agreement. He was elected president of the Farmers' Union last April after the resignation of CoH Gustafsen.
Governor Seo McKelvie endorsed CVS Grain Growers plan in a letter to national headquarters. He praised its potential for cooperative marketing of grain and said the movement serves farmers’ interests by pursuing maximum prices under supply and demand. Reports indicate over 5000 middle west farmers have signed contracts, with North Dakota, Nebraska leading in elevators.
A London Post item recalls a child’s reply to why Ananias faced severe punishment stating, because people lied more in those days. The note ends with an ad: For electrical supplies visit the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank.
Public auction offers 10 560 acres of smooth level tractor land in Greeley County Kansas praised for soil and wheat potential. Down 25 percent at sale, 25 percent March 1, balance in 3 or 5 years at 6 percent interest. Auction dates September 12 13 14 at Tribune Kansas. Contact National Land Sales Co Burlington Colorado or Tribune Kansas for full description.
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