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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1916

Page

7

Rejoicing in Rome as Italian gains drive a vast offensive

Across Verdun and the Isonzo front Italians press an offensive with 3 600 prisoners reported and villages burned near Corizia. Russians seize six villages on the Sereth in Galicia. British and Australian forces retake the Pozieres line and capture hundreds of prisoners as German counter attacks falter. Joffre predicts allied victory as Turks fall into a trap at Romani. Washington hosts the first meeting of the new farm loan board to organize the federal land bank system.

Isonzo Carso Rome Corizia War Office Monafalone Italy Galicia Sereth Graberki Brody Efort London Pozteres Berlin Ovilerse Foureaux Somme Paris Maurepas Thisumont Fleury Penlaki Tebinsopoly Patyzye Petrograd Carpathians Kuty Joffre Joseph Joffre France Romani Cairo New Farm Loan Board Treasury Department Washington

Major General Bliss Inspects Camp at El Valle and Columbus

Major General Tasker H. Bliss assistant chief of staff inspected the American camp at El Valle Mexico and the troops at side headquarters before departing for Columbus New Mexico.

Tasker Hf. Bliss el Valle Mex Columbus N. SM

August Sweet Clover Seeding Guidance from Nebraska Extension

Early August sowing for sweet clover in the fall promotes growth to prevent winter kill. Use 20 to 25 pounds per acre hulled seed and at least 5 pounds more unhulled seed. Sow by broadcast with a harrow or with a grain drill, not buried more than three quarters of an inch. Contact University Farm Lincoln for the bulletin on Sweet Clover in Nebraska.

Nebraska Experiment Station Bulletin Department University Farm Lincoln Nebraska

Engine Troubles Rooted in Multiple Vehicle Systems

The Department of Agricultural Engineering at the College of Agriculture lists several causes for engine trouble. Poor compression from leaks in spark plugs, valve caps, valves, piston, or misadjusted tappets. poor ignition from faulty spark plugs, improper magneto contacts, weak batteries. carburetion issues from water in fuel, misadjusted carburetor, leaks, clogs, or cold carburetor. and overheating from compression, carbon buildup, late ignition, or poor cooling.

Department of Agricultural Engineering College of Agriculture

How to Prepare a Spring Chicken for Broiling

The text explains removing the backbone neck and keel bone from a spring chicken to lay it flat for broiling. Cut along either side of the vertebral column to remove the backbone and neck, then remove the viscera. Remove the keel bone from the inside, scraping away to keep the skin intact, so the bird lays flat with no visible incision.

College of Agriculture

Market News Service for Potato Growers

Daily market quotations for potato growers in western Nebraska will be issued by the U S Department of Agriculture and county agents during the shipping season this fall. The sheet will contain telegraphic reports on prices at leading markets and may be obtained from the county agent or the Extension Service in Lincoln.

Nebraska U. S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service College of Agriculture Lincoln

Catarrhal Deafness and Hall's Catarrh Cure

Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. The only cure is a constitutional remedy, reducing inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to heal via the blood, offering a hundred dollar reward for any untreatable case. Circulare free. All druggists, price 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Government Safety First Exhibit Heads West

A government educational train proposed by Interior Secretary Franklin Lane with rail carrier support travels the West. Union Pacific covers the journey, offering free transport and stops with exhibits from Navy, War, Public Health, Weather, Agriculture, and Red Cross departments.

Franklin K Lane Interior Department United States Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Union Pacific Department Pacific Coast Coast Guard Service Public Health Service Navy War Departments War Department Navy Department Vermont Uncle Sam Department of the Interior Reclamation Service

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THE Fidelity Reserve Company Barton B. Baker Frank C. Pleisticker M. Keith Neville Willliam H. McDonald Charles F. Temple Charles F. Spencer Barton B Baker Jonn J. Halligan Walter V. Hoagland Fredrick L. Temple Charles F .Spencer Mutual, Legal Reserve Company Fidelity Reserve Fidelity Une Legal Reserve Company Many O Jr Wise C. P. Millett Otto Wilde Am Fidelity Reserve Fidelity Reserve CO B Baker W. H. Frazier Prop Lorenzo, Neb H. Bettendore vMces National Guard Reen Western Drug Co Verdun Farm Loan Board Elisa RED Peps Philosophy M. Lee Daniel Sidney, Neb Ingine F. A. King Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Service Interstate Commerce Red Cross Bureau of Animal Industry Central Meat Market Frank Hahler William Ritchie Attorneys-at-Law Bridgeport, Neb O. Street Cheyenne County Abstract Company Sidney Joseph M. Swenson McIntosh C. W. Zike Palere Livery Barn Joseph Oberfelder Glenn Bliss Bentley Building W. T. Eikner Myron L. Babcook Logan County Bank Building Sterling Colorado Henry E. Gapen Government Land Business Gapen Building John R. C. Carter Potter, Nebraska E. Harper C. 1 Wright
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