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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
6
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute analysis says hog production remains a dependable profit source when well managed and paired with dairy on corn rich farms. It notes hog prices may rise in 1928, with slaughter and market dynamics influenced by corn, domestic demand, and foreign sales.
A Cream Institute head presents a ten word summary on culling hens. The guidance states cull or sell hens that stop laying by October first and keep productive layers. assess beak vent shanks plumage and pelvic bones for performance. replace non-producers with pallets around October first.
Secretary Hoover reports strong business conditions across Kansas and Nebraska with wheat and corn crops large and pastures green. Floods affect some Kansas localities but the region from Missouri to Colorado shows vast agricultural vigor supporting national prosperity. Mrs. Bessie Kennedy, famed markswoman, headlines the Anderson-Stader circus side show at the fairgrounds next week along with other notable acts.
The Cheyenne County Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its 12th annual convention at the M E church in this city on September 16. Mrs. W J Shoemaker was elected president with officers including Mrs Jess Thompson and Mrs H S Tipton. The session featured a duet by Helen Harper and June Simpson and closed with resolutions praising divine guidance and pledging continued work.
Washington dispatches report republican leaders oppose early session yet expect a heavy program of legislation. A tax law administration committee meeting is set for mid October to discuss tax revisions, with tax reform and farm relief debated alongside Mississippi flood concerns and Muscle Shoals. Speaker Longworth urges early tax revision but defers farm relief and Muscle Shoals.
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday September 24 starting at 2:30 PM. Committee in charge includes Mrs. R. E. Roche Mrs. J. L. McIntosh Miss Munsterman and Mrs. P. Peetz.
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