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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1927

Page

3

John Craig Cheyenne county pioneer dies at Sunol

John Craig born December 15 1850 in Cadiz Ohio died August 29 1927 at the home of his son Walter Craig at Sunol Nebraska aged 76 years 8 months 14 days. He farmed and raised stock starting in Schuyler then Cheyenne county later moving to Lodge Pole. Survived by wife Amanda predeceased, four children Stella May Mapes Grace Byrne Walter Craig and Birdie Booth. Funeral Wednesday at Sundl with Rev Light officiating and burial in Sidney Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Lodge Pole Express John Craig Cheyenne County Walter Craig Sunol Cadiz Ohio Nebr Craig Ohio State Amanda Bower Stella May Mapes Cheyenne Wells Colo Grace Byrne Lincoln Sundl Nebraska Birdie Booth Schuyler Schuyler and Vicinity Walter Presbyterian Church Sund Light Presbyterian A. J Bracken Chappell Sidney D. P. Ells Lew DeBrunner Adam Schimka Lute Allington Bert Allington Mons Johnson

Well Known Couple Weds in Council Bluffs Iowa

Grace Dwyer of Scottsbluff and Harry Conklin of Minatare wed Tuesday evening in Council Bluffs at 5 39 The news notes their return trip to the valley and hopes they settle in Scottsbluff Mr Conklin works as a Harle Hass Drug salesman and is known to local residents Mrs Conklin has long made Scottsbluff her home and both have many friends nearby

Grace Dwyer Council Bluffs Iowa Harry Conklin Minatare Frank Garrett Lynn ‘Thompson Conklin Harle-Hass Drug Company Garrett Valley

Cholera danger to peak this fall in hog herds

Extension agent Lee W. Thompson warns soft corn increases pig susceptibility to hog cholera as the fall epidemic looms. Vaccination is recommended even for pigs up to 100 pounds, with serum priced reasonably and used when animals are young to reduce costs and protect herds statewide.

Lee WW Thompson Thompson

Senate May Meet Soon For House Cleaning Plan

Washington D C Vice President Coolidge leans toward a plan supported by Senator Smooth and other Republicans to adjourn the Senate in late October or early November. The aim is to clear contest cases like Smith and Ware and let Congress begin its regular business sooner, avoiding a December dead center and starting fiscal matters earlier. For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company late.

Wiashington D. C Coolidge Congress Senator Smooth Senate

Scientific plow tech uses electricity to ease soil

United States agriculture report outlines a Rothamsted station device by Dr. A. B. Keen and Dr. W. B. Taines. An electric current via a cutting coulter creates a moist conductive film on soil ahead of the plow, reducing friction and aiding soil flow without significantly increasing plow weight.

United States Department of Agrulture England Rothawmsted A. B. Keen W. B. Taines

Milking with Music Reported Boosts German Cattle Output

German farmers say music in barns increases cow health and milk quality. Graphophones and violins allegedly raise milk output by six percent during milking, with trumpets noted for a smaller gain. Some farmers even seek to place music devices on plows to energize draft animals. An inquiry suggests soft music during work periods may calm cattle and improve yield.

Washington Germany Germain Inusie

Nebraska counties display diverse yields at state fair exhibits

Twenty counties compete for excellent showings at the state fair in the agricultural hall. Several counties expanded displays with new grains and vegetables, including Clay with cauliflower and mangels, Merrick with cotton plant and flax, and Phelps with sun flower seeds. Cheyenne county highlights the overall wheat quality while Kimball and Lancaster gain notice for their displays.

Blaine Deuel Merrick Kimball Phelps Red Willow Dawes Cheyenne Thayer Lancaster Box Butte Dawson Scotts Bluff Custer Kearney Douglas Whishington Adams Holt Western Particnar Clay County Merrick County Kimball County Phelps County Cheyenne County Capitol

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