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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates as one year postage paid 1.50 and six months 0.75 with copies and advance payment details. It notes second class matter at the Sidney, Nebraska post office and mentions foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
The Telegraph notes Sidney will host former president William Howard Taft who will deliver an address from his special train on Friday October 2. The item also mentions Mrs. Al Kruse and her son Myron visiting Omaha relatives and a rattlesnake bite that left a boy recovering.
J J Parks of Chappell attended the reunion this week. Miss Lulu Burg of Grand Island was chosen as a maid of Ak Sar Ben at Omaha. The popular girl hails from Sidney.
The Telegraph recounts a county fair through two and a half columns showing abundant produce from 1922 exhibits plus household arts dairy and poultry displays. Paintings were plentiful, horse racing noted, and merchants displayed velvet garments with BE McLernon. Ora McCombs wed Clarence Hadley in Steamboat Springs. Hadley noted as foreman of a large local ranch.
Mr Urbach learns his wife and family arrived safely in New York City for a visit. Mrs Julian Tloyd dies suddenly though in frail health. sister Fannie to run the millinery. General Crook visits Sidney on Sept 22 1878 meeting Cheyenne chiefs. Little Chief speaks on rights and needs. Crook vows aid but detains warring chiefs until captured. Dragonflies debunked as stingers with strong jaws.
Agricultural guidance on feeding laying hens discusses ground mash with grain and animal protein, dry vs wet feed, and the role of scratch grain to exercise the gizzard. It emphasizes digestibility, labor, cleanliness, and the recommended dry feeding method for efficiency.
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