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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1913

Page

5

Local Families Visit and Farm Activities Near Marlow

Mr and Mrs Art Miller recently located near Marlow spent several days visiting relatives in the city. Dist 76 teachers attended an association at Bridgeport. Patrick Keeman and the Misses Madden of Ickes visited over the weekend and joined a dance at Potter. P J Beyers built a tower and mill on his farm in early week. Henry Shrear visited the county seat. Mr Scott bought a matched team of mules. Stimka and his son Charles traded in Sidney. A box social was held in Dist 76 school yesterday April 4.

Art Miller Marlow Dist Bridgeport Patrick Keeman Scott Stimka Charles Sidney

Saving Fodder: Silo Use and Shredding for Winter Feed

Farmers urged to save corn fodder now using silos and shredders to preserve feed value. Shredding improves palatability and reduces handling losses, with stacking near feeding areas and proper storage recommended for efficiency and manure management.

Storing Shredded Fodder Advice From Orange Virginia

W Greiner of Orange Virginia asks how to stack shredded fodder to avoid losses when outdoor storage is only option. Advice notes that outdoors risks exist in wet weather and damp shredding can cause spoilage or spontaneous combustion. suggests stacking against a barn wall with a board roof and topping with coarse hay to reduce losses and keep fodder accessible for feeding.

W. Greiner Orange Virginia McCormick Stover

A Friend In Need Phrase Featured In Inquirer Ad

A Philadelphia Inquirer quip notes that a friend in need often becomes a nuisance as a promotional line. The item also advertising THORNBURG'S claims the highest market price paid for cream.

Philadelphia Inquirer Thornburg's

Plowing vs disking and crop rotation advice from Alberta reader

Alberta reader asks whether to disk or plow fall stubble after a 1911 harvest and how to rotate crops. The reply urges annual plowing, cautions against minimal soil work, and recommends a rotation including wheat oats barley and legumes with corn if possible. It also notes a mailed booklet on better crops and cites Professor Hopkins on soil fertilization. Woodmen convention in Grand Island Nebraska scheduled April 2 to 9.

George Duncan Tilley Alberta Calgary Herald Hopkins

Senate Passes Code Insurance Bill with Two Dissenters

The senate approved the code insurance measure in Lincoln on March 26 with only two votes against it. Senators Robertson and Klein dissented, while other members supported the bill.

Senate Lincoln Robertson Klein

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements In Bridgeport Neb

Mrs. J A Stevens of Bridgeport Nebr attests Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and lumbago with lasting relief. The statement supports widespread local endorsements alongside other grateful users like Mrs Leidy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

J. A. Stevens Bridgeport Nebr Doan M Doan United States Doan's

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report

At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on April 2 a light 2400 head of cattle appeared with demand for flat cattle and calves vigorous. Hogs totaling 11,590 were moved with heavy grades slow and light hogs firm. Sheep and lambs receipts about 8,000 with prices 10 to 15 cents higher. lambs strong, demand active, notable prices for Mexicans and westerns.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

Markets Close With Mixed Wheat and Grain Prices

Chicago closing prices show May wheat at 99 1/2 cents and July at 99 1/2. May corn 54 1/2 cents, July 55 1/2. oats May 34 1/4, July 34 1/40. Pork May 20 52, July 20 37. lard May 11 15, July 11 00. ribs May 11 37, July 11 00. Cash prices list No 2 hard wheat 659 3/8, No 2 yellow corn 65 cents, No 2 white oats 35 37 cents.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Market Recap April 2

Cattle receipts 13 50 steady to shade up with beeves at 710 to 830 dollars western steers 6.90 to 215 cows and heifers 3.65 to 8.00 stockers and feeders 6.00 to 8.10 calves 6.60 to 8.25. Hogs receipts 30 000 weak five cents lower bulk 9 15 to 9 40 light 9 20 to 9 55 heavy 8 75 to 9 27 14 rough 8 75 to 9 08 pigs 7 10 to 9 30. Sheep receipts 16 000 steady to 10 cents higher natives 5 80 to 6 85 westerns 5 90 to 6 85 yearlings 6 80 to 7 5 Lambs 6 90 to 8 70.

Chicago

House Approves 30000 for Code Commission Work

In committee of the whole the house recommended passage of a bill to appropriate 30000 to the code commission to continue its work and prepare a properly indexed code from measures passed by this legislature. The bill was amended to require completion within six months.

Lincoln House Code Commission

Simple funeral for Pierpont Morgan in Rome

In Rome on April 3 a simple funeral for Pierpont Morgan drew few mourners among a sea of floral tributes from many countries. Attending were Mrs Herbert L Satterlee and her family, Miss Helen Hamilton, Ambassador Thomas J O’Brien, Mrs O’Brien, Professor Giuseppe Bastianelli, Dr Allen M Starr, and Dr George A Dixon who cared for Morgan. The body then departed by special car to Havre via the Simplon tunnel for liner voyage Saturday.

Rome Pierpont Morgan Mmany Herbert L. Satterlee Helen Mamilton Thomas J. O’brien United States O'Brien Giuseppe Bastianelli Allen M. Starr George A Dixon Woodworth New York Charles Lanier Simplon Tunnel Havre

Woman Murdered as Husband Went Missing in Chisholm

In Chisholm Minnesota on April 3 Mrs John Fontana was killed with an axe in her home. Her husband Fontana is missing. He faced a last week charge of beating his wife and was released on promise of reform.

Chisholm Minn John Fontana Fontana

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