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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1911

Page

3

State Fair Harness Race Program Promises High Dollars

A lengthy Nebraska State Fair harness racing list outlines early closing races from September 4 with purses up to 1,000 dollars and a broad slate of trotting and pacing events. The article names many breeders and owners and underscores the fair as a premier venue for American horse competition and livestock exhibition.

Nebraska Great West J’almer L. Clark Liberty Hall W. V. Austin Earl Beezley C D Bell Hal D. Bennett M. T. Bernard Ed G. Bohanan J. C. Bowman John M. Burgess O. P. Chambers Cochran & Bunger Ed J. Collins J. A. Corning N. J. Ronin George Schlick Charles Scully W G. Sears Shinstock Bros John M. Shriner W. R. Skinner U. H. Smith O. M. Smith W. C. Southwick L. P. Southworth Frank Strahan J. R Sutherland al Thomas William Tolbert W. W. Towle Harry Williams Capital City Cornhuskers Gate City Hopples

A Good Wire Stretcher from Simple Wood Lever

A handy homemade barbed wire stretcher uses a three foot wood lever with an iron plate and a slot to grip the wire. A notch in the lever and a post turn tighten the wire for easy stapling, as shown in the illustration.

Judd Farner

Always Have Plenty of Herbs for the Home Garden

The article urges sowing many herb varieties early and growing perennials for repeated harvests. Prepare rich mellow soil before sowing, transplant when sturdy, and cut leaves only on dry days just before flowering to preserve color and flavor. Dry leaves in a cool shady room to avoid spoiling qualities.

The Dairyman Who Reads

The dairyman who reads adopts modern methods to stay competitive. Reading helps choose better sires, raise cows yielding nearly double butter, and improve feeding and sanitary practices. Emphasizes moving away from traditional ruts to increase profits.

Money and happiness in life and marriage

John Burroughs argues money alone does not buy happiness or a happy marriage. He says love and the right instincts matter most to women, while wealth becomes unnecessary after a basic competency and can hinder enjoyment of life.

Lfe John Burroughs

Water Volcano of Guatemala Emits Cold Water Eruptions

The Volcan de Agua in Guatemala stands 14 450 feet high with fields and forests reaching near the summit. It occasionally vents torrents of pure cold water and once caused a so called eruption that flooded the northern valley and destroyed a village on the mountain side.

Central America Guatemala

Brilliant women as partners in marriage, per Hubbard

Elbert Hubbard argues that brilliant men need brilliant women as helpmates for lasting marriage. He says companionship, shared humor, and sympathy for aspirations sustain relationships while superficial beauty fades.

Elbert Hubbard

Local notes highlight travels and visits across Cheyenne County

W E Hinman made a short business trip to Denver. Dorothy Hart visited relatives in Cheyenne. N G Hall returned from a westward trip. Dr Hedlund and J C Frandsen of Dalton visited Sidney. Mrs Tyler to entertain Maccabee ladies in September.

W.E. Hinman Denver Dorothy Hart Cheyenne Dr. Hedlund J.C. Frandsen Dalton Sidney Mrs. Tyler C. E. Harper Chappell Ernest Stuht Frank Shhroeder Ernest North-West Frank U.S South Dakota Frank Welch A. F A.M H. Scareeper W. M. Averie Neubauer Providence Masonic Temple Mus Mary McIntosh W. M Susie Bags Sidney Lodge O. F C. F. Lixsb Hakt N.G C. J. Hellwig Rebecca Degree MakGarner Warren N. G Ella Williams Cheyenne Encampment G.bixpr Scribe E. V. Sumner A.J. Haskell E. Kruse Sidney Camp M. W Josepa Obertelder V. OC R. A. Bankow A.O. DU E. L. Fostrax M. W. W. J. Shoemaker Kidney F. Hall Gextruude Weapen H. Ella Williams

Sawdust Compressor Aims to Turn Wood Waste Into Fuel

A Los Angeles inventor debuts a machine that compresses sawdust and shavings into cylindrical briquettes about stove-wood size. No binder is used. thirty tons of pressure forms dry, soot-free fuel, with electricity powering the press and automatic feeds into steel dies. The briquettes are cut to length and include a hemp core for stability, with a five-ton-per-day capacity shown in Popular Mechanics.

Phil-Ing Los Angeles iInventor

Gems Found in Feldspar Quarries in Connecticut

Geological Survey notes gem quality garnets green tourmalines and aquamarines in feldspar quarries. Cavities yielded tourmalines as large as a bushel basket and a seven inch green tourmaline now at Wesleyan University Museum. One pocket held a pale blue to pale green crystal weighing several pounds, shattered but yielding small cut gems.

Bastin Connecticut The Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Geological Survey

Quotations on virtue and self restraint from classical thinkers

A dated curio presents short maxims from Wotton Feltham Colton and Confucius on virtue and vice. It contrasts night dawn river currents tax of virtue and the introspective aim of the superior man versus the small man seeking in others.

Confucius

Traction Engine Moves Pea Crops to Cannery

On Progressive Farms a traction engine replaces wagons to haul unhulled pea vines to the cannery. The image shows the engine used as a mobile power unit moving vines efficiently to the factory located at a convenient point.

Sidney Directory and Local Organizations

The Telegraph lists local government officials from the national to county level alongside community groups in Sidney. It includes names for state officers governor and attorney general, county officers, village trustees, school board, church notices, and fraternal lodges with meeting details and officers.

CW Aldrich Mrk. Hopewey É . A. Walt Barton Atte WA George G G. Martie W. Crabtree Cowles J. Winnests Clarke W. HW Cowgill Railroad Commissioners J. WH. Halston Higgins J . Lewis Srott Sextorp Board Village Trustees Sidney E W. Ziebeert R.E. L. Sauckson W. FF. Bassett Leslie Neubauer Oleck Robt A. Barlow L. R. Barrow Lodgepole J.J

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