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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
5
Stolen logs found at stockyards with offer to identify and pay for ad and feed. A. J. Yost note lists auction on Saturday September 28 to satisfy a claim, items include linen chinaware glassware silverware and cooking utensils. Also notices for bake sale September 21, no hunting east of Sundl, and Presbyterian supper September 19 at church dining room.
Arrangements at the capitol this week set up twenty filing cases with capacity for a million records to handle driver license issuance. Work will run with the registration bureau. cabinets cost 1639 dollars funded from license receipts. Additional clerks may be hired for months as filing proceeds. After issuing licenses renewal work diminishes. The state will manage a 250 000 dollar fund from license receipts in a separate account per law.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Persinger spent Friday in Sidney with Mrs Persinger attending a bridge party at the Jewett home. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barlow and Marion Ruth visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Persinger.
A freshman initiation party was held at the high school Friday night with a fine time reported by all. The Deuel county fair at Chappell was well attended by district residents and several locals were noted among visitors and trades.
Chicago market notes show wheat and corn indices sliding from prior highs with Argentina rains deemed insufficient. Prices for oats rye and barley shift with mixed demand while reports from Buenos Aires hint at limited export interest. Kansas City shows further declines in wheat with varied hard and dark grade prices and ongoing demand.
Dr. W H Larrimer of the US Department of Agriculture says practical Hessian fly control developed through research and farmer adoption has prevented widespread outbreaks for a decade. Early planting timing minimizes attack as the fly lives only a day. vigilance remains essential and certain regions remain high risk. Localities include southern Pennsylvania, western Virginia, southern Illinois and others across the winter wheat belt. Real bargains in slightly used pianos advertised by Burgess Music Store.
Lincoln's cultural college schedules a profitable pork special train for October. The Burlington exhibit train will feature 63 Rooters days with two college representatives in each coach to discuss agriculture and hog production. Visitors may stay to view exhibits and ask questions, and a final bulletin summarizing the exhibits will be printed for travelers.
A notice prepared by O O Waggener and associates of the anomral husbandry department at the college announces an up to date methods seminar on hog raising. The public is cordially invited to attend at 5 00.
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