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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
6
The Buffalo Express reports beet crops improve soil health and raise crop yields: wheat up 6.59 bushels per acre, rye 1.59, barley 6.91, oats 5.77. Cattle numbers rise and net income climbs as much as 70 percent.
From Our Exchanges reports a Sidney youth entering the army, his prior electrical work in the city plant, and his injury in an October air crash in England. It also mentions Frank Hindler safe overseas training joining a regiment, and Nebraska potato farmers Frank and Will Gross on a successful Cheyenne county section farm crop exhibition alongside 1918 value details.
Mrs Weed and her husband dispute over a missing bathroom screen as they search the house in vain. After hours of worry and blame, the screen is found behind the hat-tree in the front hall, revealing the couple had hidden it themselves and narrowly avoided a quarrel. They laugh at the near miss and reflect on peaceful married life.
The Interallied food council received Americas pledge saying whatever is necessary America will send. The American food army had already performed, giving heart to allies in their darkest hour as they moved forward.
Sheep, in proportion to the value of their products, are produced more economically on the farm than any other livestock. The feed and labor requirements are less. They fit with practically every kind of farming, subsist on forage and grazing weeds and grass that would not support other stock, and eat almost no human food grade feed. They add materially to revenue but add very little to expenses.
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