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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
7
Extension News Service reports Nebraska Experiment Station seed tests on 11S corn show high germination. With good germination farmers will plant two to three seeds per hill, averaging about two and a half plants, adjusting machinery to avoid overplanting. Dry weather worsens too thick stands, while too thin reduces yield.
PRAIRIE GEM of Walter Marta and wife and Ralph Kili and family were Sidney visitors Saturday afternoons Clyde Lovall and Dean Lankston drove to Sidney Saturday afternoon Me Cuddyford and son Oral called on Clyde Lovall Sunday Louis Cuddyford visited at the Edward Howe home Sunday's The Ladies Mutual Improvement club met with Mrs Hugh Elimum and April Wth Clyde Lovall and Dean Lankston are drilling in spring rye for Mr Lovall this week Winter wheat is growing good this War weather.
Reports to the University Agricultural Engineering Department show repairs slow and harvester parts delayed, hindering upcoming harvest. With a large wheat crop anticipated, suppliers struggle to fill orders while twine demands rise.
A woman invited Ed to visit and asked if she had a boy to play with him. When offered a boy, Ed quipped that his mother would tell the stork who delivered him to bring her a boy. The exchange reveals a curious, childlike twist in social banter.
In the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Guardian Harry Runge guardian of Gustav Runge incompetent seeks leave to sell real property The sale is set for May 8 1919 at 10 o clock at the court house front door Sidney Nebraska The property described includes parts of Section 28 Township 14 North Range 50 and the sale remains open one hour Dated April 17 1919 Harry Runge Guardian
The University Extension Service Women’s Section lists cleaning aids and uses for home care. Naphtha soap and white soap for woodwork and glass. scouring compound for porcelain and windows. kerosene for disinfection and drain cleaning. ammonia for windows. chloride of lime for bathrooms. linseed oil for woodwork and cast iron. gasoline for enamel tubs. turpentine for dusting wax floors. washing soda for drains and rough surfaces. rotten stone for brass and copper polishing. caution urged to burn cloths to prevent spontaneous combustion.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture advises that dry shelter such as a barn or shed minimizes pneumonia risk for sheep after shearing. A dry environment for a day or two is essential, especially in cool or wet weather, as shorter wool dries faster and dampness raises illness chances.
A patch of mangel beets printed at the University Farm provides succulent green feed for the university's chicken flock in winter. Beets are noted as one of the best winter feeds, growing large and supplying ample whole-cyme feed. A small patch of rape rye or alfalfa adds green feed through other seasons. Even in backyards, some space should be sown to green pasture for chickens. Succulent green feed is a key to successful chicken raising.
Nebraska College of Agriculture dairy specialists urge producers not to be discouraged by high feed and labor costs as dairy product markets expand. U.S. exports of condensed milk rose from 16 million pounds in 1914 to 340 million in 1918, with war factors boosting demand and expectations of continued strong foreign demand for American dairy products.
A reflective line argues daily actions guided by a subconscious drive to advance step by step. It questions how confidence in future trench leadership would defeat foes of slackness and incompetence.
A vintage ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims curing through blood purification and mucous surfaces healing, notes thirty five years of use, and invites testimonials. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and mentions gold by all druggists.
The State Insurance Department shows a surplus of nearly 25,000 dollars after paying expenses for the year including advertising and supplies. The report emphasizes a cheap and safe insurance outlook for the coming year, with details available from the County Assessor or Clerk.
Exhilarating burlesque vaudeville stage with pretty girls funny clowns and brilliant scenery. Weekly matinee aims to draw crowds with a lively entertainment lineup and bold acts widely advertised as the biggest and best show west of Chicago.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska an order fixes May 12 1979 at 10 am for the final settlement hearing on Laura Masse case regarding estate of Frank W Sheckler. Notices publish in The Telegraph for three weeks.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court orders a hearing on May 17 at 10 a.m. to decide administration of the Andrew H Millard estate. Heirs Nancy Z Beldin Orpha A Noble Charlie R Millard and Kate FE Ayle petition to grant Alyrey S Ayle as administrator. Notice will be published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated April 21 1919.
The 1919 hail insurance law allows higher coverage options with set rates. For $10 per acre insurance the premium is 6c per acre, payable with personal taxes, plus a half cent charged by the Assessor or County Clerk to cover writing the policy. For $15 per acre insurance the premium is 6c per acre, payable with taxes, plus a half cent cash charge by the Assessor or County Clerk.
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