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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
7
Repeated trials show early fall plowing yields better conditions for the next year’s crop than late plowing. August’s heat favors as much plowing as possible on clean land, with weeded land needing occasional disking or harrowing or replowing in October. Early plowing and good workmanship boost the season’s harvest.
Growing out small pigs and carrying over dry sows benefits from alfalfa pasture. Do not overgraze. avoid killing the stand. Occasional cutting encourages new shoots and better pig pasture. See Sidney Lumber Co. for more.
A columnist argues buyers should consider quality and overall value, not just price. It contrasts mail order and home merchants, noting costs, service, and selection shape true bargains, and urges shoppers to compare values before purchasing. COMORTOW.
A series of Saturday and Monday trips to Sidney feature autos by SIDNEY residents including H J Hammond W W Chowins and W E Chambers. Henry Elsen and family visit Geo Nieman and Franks Klentz attends dances. Neighbors report fine times despite light attendance at Wednesday and Saturday events and an outbreak of mumps at the Selover home.
The minister lifts young Ethel and praises her sturdiness then she retorts she is solid and not plated, expressing indignation at the suggestion.
A humorous exchange implies Harold’s engagement potential via a tailor fitting. Mrs B questions the engagement to Miss DeCash while Mr B notes Harold has another suit, hinting at social expectations and appearances over certainty.
Green's August Flower advertised as a remedy for stomach disorders and liver inactivity, claimed to ease sick headaches, constipation, sour stomach, and indigestion. It is described as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile production. Bottles priced at 30 and 90 cents, sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.
A concise quip contrasts worried and unworried people noting the latter miss out on credit they never receive. The wry exchange highlights societal bias toward anxiety and the mistaken value placed on constant concern. No names or dates are given.
The Bab cock test requires a Babcock tester test bottles pipette an acid measure sulfuric acid and dividers. Items can be bought from a creamery supply house for 5 to 10 dollars depending on whether a four or eight bottle tester is chosen.
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