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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1914

Page

13

Japan issues ultimatum on Kiauchau leases in 1914

Japan demands German withdrawal from East Asia and the immediate handover of the Kiauchau lease to China by Sept 15. Berlin must answer by Aug 23. Tokyo notes it may take action if not complied, signaling a possible prewar escalation. Kato meets U.S. ambassador Guthrie to reassure American interests and China’s integrity.

Japan Germany Orient Kiauchau Tokyo Takaaki Kato George W. Guthrie United States Far East China Berlin Washington London Stockham Ere von Rex Great Britain Asia Chinese Kiauhau Nosn

Americans Not Under Ban in British Entry Policy

London declared that British orders limiting entry applied only to aliens from war nations and not to Americans. The government emphasized that Americans had been allowed entry when requested, and any landing restrictions focused on enemies, not the United States.

Sidney Bridgeport Sterling United States Canada M. A. Shipman I. W.wakeley Omaha Nebraska London British Isles Great Britain Bryan

German Expulsion of 2000 From Metz Reports

British press bureau announces 2000 residents expelled from Metz crossing into France to avoid feeding them. Brussels dispatch notes French troops have gone on the offensive and repelled German forces. Additionally, British seize prize ships Maer Marienbach and Schneefels, with Maer Marienbach captured near Bombay and brought to Alexandria, Schneefels sent to Gibraltar.

Metz British War Department Brussels Maer Marienbach Bombay Trieste Alexandria Schneefels Calcutta Boston New York Gibraltar

Negro Killer of Six in Wisconsin Fire Insane police say

Julian Carleton a black servant who set fire to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Spring Green bungalow then killed six household members with an axe is believed insane He and his wife are jailed at Modgev ie Wis When asked for motive he shouted sell defense and offered no clear explanation

Julian Carleton Frank Lloyd Wright Chicago Spring Green Wis Modge Vie

Handling Silage Bulletins for Nebraska Farmers

Extension notes from the Nebraska Experiment Station urge farmers to request the new bulletin on Handling Silage. It covers economical cutting methods, best suited machinery, and techniques for hoisting from pit silos, among other topics.

The Nebraska Experiment Station

Farm Management Association Seals $3500 Alfalfa Seed Deals

Members of the Seward County Farm Management Association sold within and beyond the state 3500 dollars worth of alfalfa seed this season. A recent order for 140 bushels arrived from South Carolina. Much alfalfa seed was grown in the county last year and large orders are coming from several states.

Seward County Farm Management Association South Carolina

Nebraska College of Agriculture at Boys’ Fair Encampment

The Nebraska College of Agriculture will present eight lines of work with two lectures per line at the Boys’ Fair Encampment during the State Fair this fall. Topics span agricultural engineering agronomy animal husbandry animal pathology dairy husbandry entomology farm management and horticulture. Wednesday is Boys’ and Girls’ day at county fairs with canning demonstrations and club work talks in the college exhibit tent. Thursday is Hog Cholera day at each fair except Fillmore, focusing on serum virus causes prevention and treatment.

Nebraska College of Agriculture Fillmore

Time to Control Hessian Fly

Nebraska Experiment Station Press Bulletin No. 45 advises destroying Hessian fly puparia by deep plowing stubble soon after harvest. Plow to bury stubble and entrapped flies, then cultivate to keep soil mulched until seeding. If mid summer plowing is unavailable, burn the stubble to destroy flaxseeds.

Nebraska Experiment Station

Wheat yields from varied plowing depths and alfalfa history

Extension Bulletin No. 27 from Nebraska College of Agriculture reports field trials at Central City and Archer in 1912. Eight acres plowed 4 inches deep yielded 21 bushels per acre versus 34 deep plowing. Early August plow gave 52 bushels, late September 35. Wheat on alfalfa ground yielded 22 bushels vs 18 on non alfalfa.

College Central City Will McCullough Stanley Joyce Archer Nebraska College of Agriculture

Live Stock Prices At South Omaha Market Report

Union Stock Yards South Omaha August 19 cattle receipts moderate about 2200 head. Fat cattle steady to lower on medium and common grades. western grass beeves slow and generally dime lower. Cows and heifers draggy with declines 15 to 25 cents. feeders dull about a dime lower. Hog trade very active and 19 2 to 20 cents higher. top 9.10. Sheep and lambs receipts 19000. trade slow, lambs steady to a dime lower. mutton steady to dime lower. range figures for lambs and yearlings listed with varied prices.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Fairix

Tertiary Earth Reveals Drastic Geologic Shifts and Faunal Rise

The New York Sun notes continents once united by land bridges during the Tethys era, with East Indies Africa Australia and Asia linked and later split as mountains formed. Volcanic eruptions surged while snakes and birds evolved toward modern forms and mammals expanded after the great apeman era.

Tethys East India Africa Australian Asia Europe North America Alps Himalayas Carpathians New York Sun

A Wonderful Bird Brings News From Dr Nansen

A carrier pigeon, away thirty months, returns to Mrs Nansen in Christiania bearing a note from her husband the arctic explorer. Nansen writes that all is well with him and his polar expedition as the bird braves blizzard and vast distances to reach its home.

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