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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
7
Local column recounts various trips and visits by Sidney residents to Denver McCook Lincoln Hastings Omaha and Chapman. Mentions births adoptions and new homes plus business trips and social visits with named individuals and places. Directs upcoming Education Day at Sidney fair and notes a reward for harness theft.
Mrs. J. H. Bicknell entertained the boys from her Christian church class at her home 505 W. Sth last Thursday for a six o'clock dinner. The gathering was happy with a good meal and a lively frolic as they played games and enjoyed the evening.
The Sunday school class of Mrs H H Mantor held its regular monthly social at her home last Friday. It was a backward party with boys and girls wearing clothing backward and entering by the back door. The backward meal started with toothpicks as the first course and games filled the evening.
Farmers at the Yuma reclamation project near Bard California report marked alfalfa growth and seed production gains from acid phosphate. U S Department of Agriculture trials found 16 percent and 44 percent acid phosphate both effective, with about 250 tons sold in 1924 reaching 250 pounds per acre on 7000 acres. Farmers adopted the fertilizer due to consistent improvements.
A brief note discusses price trends tied to the element's relative proportions. It notes that lower or altered ratios influence cost, with emphasis on practical implications for production and budgeting. No specific figures or dates are provided in the readable text.
Local ad promotes Super Hetrodyne radio sets with 6 and 8 tubes, no outside aerial or wet batteries needed. Easy terms offered by Burgess Music Store, phone 219.
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