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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
2
Extension News Service cautions Nebraska farmers that dry spells may deplete pastures for six weeks, urging careful herd monitoring, extra feed for the weakest cattle, and constant access to hay. Corn forage will soon be mature, and silage-fed farmers face fewer feed concerns.
In Nebraska, stubble ground free of weeds forms ideal alfalfa ground. The western half views August 10 to 20 as best for seeding if a moist, compact seed bed is prepared. Seeding rates: about 15 pounds per acre under good conditions, 20 pounds under poorer conditions. University of Nebraska Experiment Station at the University Farm reports no alfalfa variety surpassing the common alfalfa Brown.
Rhubarb marmalade is affordable and tasty. At four cents a pound rhubarb yields sixteen cents per quart. The College of Agriculture home economics department provides a recipe using eight pounds rhubarb one cup pineapple one orange and six pounds sugar. Chop ingredients finely or grind. Mix with sugar and cook slowly to marmalade consistency without adding water.
Due to tight winter wheat seed, Nebraska farmers may need distant seed sources. Agronomy officials advise choosing varieties with hard winter resistance, noting Kharkov and Turkey Red types as best for Nebraska. State Council of Defense urges meeting seed needs before exporting seed out of state. A list of farmers with large quantities is available from the College of Agriculture at University Farm, Lincoln.
Home economics specialists offer curtain selection tips. Curtains visible from important views should be similar in color and weave. Use undamaged shades that harmonize with the house color. Duplex shades provide room specific linings. Inner curtains should harmonize with rugs, furniture, and walls.
Emergency Bulletin No. 17 from the Agricultural Extension Service at University of Nebraska describes poisoning bran mash and the hopperdozer machine to catch and immerse grasshoppers. Free by applying to Extension Service College of Agriculture University Farm Lincoln Nebraska.
Arthur asked to swim in a municipal pool. His mother feared drowning but Arthur reassured that the tank is cleaned weekly. The overheard exchange reflects parental caution amid public pool use in St Louis.
Doors at the Cheyenne County Lumber Company as reported show an active access point or entry status. The item notes doors in focus at a rural business location with potential for movement or inspection.
Ernst Bassermann, longtime leader of the National Liberals in the Reichstag, has died. The 68 year old statesman, a prominent figure in the party, passed away after a period of illness, prompting tributes from colleagues and calls for a swift succession.
Sydney Cape Breton reports sixty two miners died in a powerful explosion at Dominion Coal No 12 colliery New Waterford. Thirty two bodies recovered, many mangled, with unconfirmed word that misfired shot after entry sparked the disaster at No 6 landing. Eight more bodies found at No 7 landing amid numerous injuries.
Basel Press reports a German grenade factory at Esingen Aadhen was destroyed by an explosion resulting in about 120 deaths. The blast was reported from Zurich with Basel confirming the casualty toll.
Amsterdam reports a German submarine sunk five Dutch fishing vessels eight miles from the Dutch coast. Washington plans an army of 1,700,000 by spring 1918 with 1,000,000 in France and two further 500,000 drafts if needed, to be requested at the winter session. IT make a specialty of boring out Ford Cylinders, A. BROTT. Screen Doors At The Chey
Entries for horses and cattle close August 15 for official catalogue. Speed entries close August 27. Better Babies close August 20. All other entries close September 1 at six P M.
Counties may send two boys aged 15 to 21 to the State Fair Boys Camp. A committee of the county superintendent and a State Board of Agriculture member will appoint delegates, with nominations sent to Secretary E R Danielson in Lincoln. Camp improvements include showers, toilets, and a 36 by 60 foot lecture room. Railroad fare for delegates will be refunded upon presenting a receipt from the railroad.
The Better Babies department at the State Fair draws many applications for blanks and public interest. Dr Mullens of Broken Bow, president of the State Medical Association, will be head physician. The baby show is expected to benefit babies and parents and serve as a major attraction at the grounds.
Ideal camping spot at State Fair grounds with Lincoln Tent and Awning Company arranged to furnish tents for a week at the Fair. For prices and tents write to Lincoln. If no premium list exists, write to E. R. Danielson secretary Lincoln for a copy.
A compact reflection on revenge noting its initial appeal as sweet but its eventual toll on the heart, suggesting that pursuing vengeance often leaves emotional bitterness rather than satisfaction. Unable to identify specific people or events from the fragment.
A reflective verse speaks of stealing away from cares to pray at sunset, shedding worldly uncertainty, and finding strength in past mercies and future hope. The speaker trusts in God, contemplates heavenly scenes, and seeks solace in faith during earthly storms.
Mrs Sol Willis of Sid ney on W Main St recalls a year with kidney and bladder pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports one box cured the issue and kept her kidneys stable for six years, noting family use nearby. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the same tablets.
Al Palzer a thirty year old heavyweight boxer died at a Perham hospital from gunshot wounds in a family shooting. Fleury Palzer his father aged fifty returned home intoxicated and attacked his wife then shot Al in the arm and abdomen as the youth sought to help his mother. He ran a mile and a half to seek aid.
The text enumerates categories found in the Bible including nineteen precious stones, six metals, one hundred one trees and plants, thirty five animals, thirty nine birds, six fishes, reptiles, twenty in sects and other small creatures. It catalogs diverse named groups across biblical passages.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note counters claims that women lack strength. It cites an anecdote of a woman moving a heavy jar with difficulty for a Herculean task, illustrating practical limits of strength. The item highlights ongoing debates about female physical ability and practical tasks.
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