Simple Chick Feeding Regimen for New Hatchlings
When baby chicks begin to peep on day two or three, feed signals start. Use a basic first meal of sand, charcoal, and milk or cooled water, then add johnnycake in small pieces. Some mix in hard boiled eggs with stale bread crumbs instead of johnnycake. For the first month, four parts rolled oats with twice as much flaked hominy and a touch of brain softened in boiling milk can work. If using eggs or johnnycake, gradually shift after a week to a mix of cracked corn, cracked wheat, oat meal, and hulled oats. Feed in small amounts and remove surplus feed before closing the coop.
Ranchers sue railroad over prairie fire damage
Damages exceeding 5000 are sought in district court at Alliance by three ranchers against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad company. The suit claims the railroad caused a prairie fire that burned a large amount of hay south of Alliance.
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Alliance
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Death Reported After Wagon Collision Injures Coach Cox
The fractured skull and lack of recovery hope were reported early Saturday. Mr. Cox died at 6:30 AM in the hospital after his wagon was struck by an automobile carrying two Lockhart boys. The crash frightened Cox’s team and overturning the wagon threw him out, causing the fatal injuries, as detailed by the Aurora Republican.
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Mr. Cox
Lockhart
Notice on gravel and rubbish dumping near cemetery land
Warning issued against hauling gravel or sand from the land just north of the cemetery and against dumping rubbish there with prosecution likely. Also mentions a Rexall Store special sale on box chocolates every Saturday and a home talent drama by April Ltd at St. Patrick's Auditorium.
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Rexall
April Ltd
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Blue in Furnishings Fights Flies in Boosted Campaign
A French scientist allegedly claims blue decor drives flies to suicide, a notion used to promote sanitary measures. The piece urges blue hangings and violets along fences, plus cleanliness to reduce flies, noting swatting as the primary personal method in a broader public health push.
Use Teeth For Real Food Says Dr Brady
A Dr Brady urging parents to let children use their natural teeth for chewing from age two, arguing against liquid diets and early delicacy of foods. He warns digestive problems from mollycoddling and insists on real victuals for healthy development and strong teeth.
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Dr. Brady
Officer Impeached In Gage County Sheriff Faces Probes
John I. Schick sheriff of Gage County is impeached amid eight counts including oppression extortion corruption and maladministration. Accuser J W McKissick a former legislator leads the proceedings in district court with other accusers waiting in the wings.
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Gage County
John I. Schick
J. W. McKissick
Farm Loans Now Available at J W Harper Office
Farm loans may be obtained by inquiring at the J W Harper office located at 110 East 2d Street. A note reads Victim of The Seal dated April 1th in St.
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J. W. Harper
E 2d St
Fatal Injury Report From Town Prior to Funeral
Word arrived Friday evening that William Cox a farmer living a mile and a half north had been taken to a hospital with a fatal injury. Details remain sparse as local authorities investigate the incident and prepare further updates for the community.
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William Cox
Farrar recalls amusing Monte Carlo debut with Caruso in La Boheme
Geraldine Farrar recounts her first duet with Enrico Caruso at Monte Carlo. She, a Berlin born Mimi, was so moved by his Rudolfo’s aria Che gelida manina that she cried on stage, missing her cue. The audience remained sympathetic and the performance was hailed as a success despite the hiccup.
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Geraldine Farrar
Caruso
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Berlin
Milan
la Boheme
Rudolfo
Mimi
Real Estate Transfers in Brady’s and Sidney Areas
A compilation of quitclaim and deed transfers listing buyers and sellers in Brady’s and Sidney Nebraska. Transactions include Fred D. James to BE H Schellenberg for S13 Lot1 Block2 Brady’s Add and multiple other parcels in Potter and Sidney with prices ranging from 1 to 15 thousand dollars. Names include Emil T Johnson Archie W Hamilton M W Osborn John Engelbert George Brewer Paul Weible Charles Evorett August Fieburg Don S Davis and L Peter Larson Jr among others.
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Fred D. James
Fred E. Culver
John Engelbert
Isaac O. Hopewell
J. M. U Wackett
Cnc
Charles W. Evorett
August Fiieburg
Don S. Davis
W. C. Robbins
James R. Marshall
Nash
M. Bassinger
Emil Cords
R. A. Bob- Robert Goethe
L. Peter Larson, Jr
Nebraska
George FE. Gaskill
Brady
Potter
Andrew Anderson
Albert A. Morrow & Wife
Henna Hair Dye Methods and Color Outcomes
Henna leaves ground into a paste stain hair with reddish orange tones when applied and wrapped in a hot cloth for several hours. Mixing henna with indigo yields jet black color when proportions are correct.
Hats Clearance Sale at Elite Millinery
The Elite Millinery announces a clearance sale of hats priced five six and seven dollars. The sale runs Saturday April 9 Monday April 11 and Tuesday April 12 with stock limited and discounts applied at the register.
No Place Like Name in Sidney Lumber Co Telegraph Note
A brief note references Sidney Lumber Co and a subscription for The Telegraph. The readable text mentions a local business entity and a newspaper offer, without additional details on date or context.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Order of Rearing and Notice of Probate of Will
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders notice for probate of Cyrus H H Phelps will. Albert E Phelps seeks to be executor and a hearing is set for May 2 1921 at 9 a m. Publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. The judge signs April 6 1921.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Cheyenne
Albert E. Phelps
Cyrus II, Phelps
Cyrus HH. Phelps
Telegraph
C. P. Chambers
Anna Steiner Sues in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Anna Steiner, plaintiff, files a petition in Cheyenne County Court seeking judgment against the defendant for 611 dollars with seven percent interest from January 19, 1921, and costs of 9 dollars. A writ of attachment and garnishment has been issued against garnishee Fred N. Slawson of Sidney Nebraska, with answer required by May 16, 1921.
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Anna Steiner
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Los Angeles
State of California
Fred N. Slawson
Sidney
Telegraph ownership statement from Sidney Nebraska 1921
Statement of ownership for The Telegraph published weekly in Sidney Nebraska. H. E. Gapen and the Estate of F A Gapen are the sole owners. No bonds or mortgages. Sworn April 1 1921 before Notary Co M Hadley. My commission expires September 11 1923.
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Telegraph
H. E. Gapen
F. A. Gapen
Co. M. Hadley
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Office of the Telegraph
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Radcliffe & Tewell
C. S. Radcliffe
Wellner
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George W. Thompson
Burlington Tracks
John Scheurman
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Wyo
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J. W. Johnson
Born & Jorgenson
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Minnesota
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Frank Vizina
North Side
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N. TR. Deaver
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Nance County
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John McCleneghan
Glenn Buss
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Nielsen Paint CO
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W. A. Klein
J. T. McIntosh
Geo. W. Cramer
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Atrace &Ofice Soda
Liggetts Candies
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