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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
6
Electric appliances including an iron range grill toaster and motor are urged to be repaired by Parks Bros Electric Co for expert attention. The ad stresses expert service and keeping the skilled technician busy.
W Hornaday’s listing mentions Hear the Master Voices and Musicians at the Victor Shop. A large assortment of records is on hand. F O Surgess, proprietor.
The state College of Agriculture presents a list of farmers whose fields were inspected for impurities, smut, and other grains to supply certified seeds. Nebraska No 60 and No 6 winter wheats outyield Turkey Red. Rosen rye shows superior straw and larger berries. Nebraska No 21 oats outyield Kherson. Lists available from county agents or the College in Lincoln.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture notes high sugar prices need not curb canned fruit jelly and butter making. Fruits can be canned in their own juice, jellies and butters prepared with half to three quarters sugar, and new methods shared via USDA circular Food Preservation Circular No. 7. Copies are free to readers seeking sugar‑sparing preserving techniques.
Nebraska poultry specialists warn improper feeding harms the state’s reputation. They note unfinished “airplane type” chicks reach markets with little meat and advise owners to provide balanced rations and summer feeding. They emphasize maintenance of egg production and warn against canned powders. guidance available from county agents and the College of Agriculture Lincoln.
Sidney Lumbre Co. advertises goods as current and reliable with faith in their quality for taxi service, inviting patrons to trust the merchant and call 161 for service. The note implies confidence in advertised merchandise and urges local customers to patronize trusted merchants.
The Victor Shop offers a stock of Victor and Bruns wick phonographs advertised by F. C. Burgess proprietor and Dr. M. E. Pettibone dentist located in Meln tots block room 568 with phone 60 for contact.
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