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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1916

Page

2

Through trains not stopping locally between Sidney and Bridgeport

Kol Passenger Ditly. Daily train 56 per m. Wo 203 Passenger Daily Wo 405 Local freight 11.00 m. Passenger from No 30 and 302 will not stop between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and steerings Local extra trains operate Sundays. Trains carry sleeping dining and reclining cars with seats free. Tickets baggage checked to any point in United States or Canada. Information maps schedules and tickets from M A Shipman Agent Otto L Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.

Sidney Bridgeport United States Canada M A. Shipman Otto L. W Wakeley Omani Nebraska

President Wilson Appeals for Unity in Milwaukee Address

President Wilson in Milwaukee declares critics of national unity have failed, defending preparedness and government manufacturing to control prices. He praises foreign born Americans and appeals to disinterested motives, addressing a crowd of 15 000 outside and 909 inside with 5 000 turned away amid guards and cavalry.

Wilson Milwaukee America

Levee Break At Hickman Forces Evacuation In Kentucky

Mississippi flood breaks West Hickman levee driving residents from homes. Refugee camp opens as about two thousand displaced. Hundreds from Missouri side join, appeals go to Washington for federal relief. Reports also state Arkansas river levee near Cummins broke. In eastern Kansas, southern Missouri, and northeastern Oklahoma falling water reduces danger.

Hickman West Missouri Washington Cummins Ark Kansas Oklahoma

Rioters Clash in Lisbon Over Rising Living Costs

A large crowd demonstrated against cost of living in Lisbon, attacking bakeries and provision shops across the city. Bombs were thrown at soldiers who dispersed the rioters as troops fired, wounding several. Many arrests occurred, including several women.

Lisbon Portugal

General Tomas Arnelas Shot After Train Capture

General Tomas Arnelas, a former Mexican federal commander, was killed by an armed squad after being taken from a Mexican Central passenger train near Laguna north of Chihuahua City. No other passengers were harmed.

Tomas Arnelas Juarez Hfe el Paso Francisco Villa Laguna Chihuahua City

Railroad Laborers Scare in Eastern States Hiring

Missouri State Labor Commissioner Fitzpatrick says laborers for eastern road construction are sought in Missouri and Kansas for the first time. War conditions have drawn many foreign laborers back to their homelands, creating a shortage.

Missouri Kansas Fitzpatrick

New Outline For Women's Study By Extension Service

The Extension Service of the College of Agriculture issues a new study outline titled The Home for local women's organizations. It covers topics such as the home business of housekeeping system in housekeeping marketing care of the house and disease prevention home nursing child training and community links. A list of bulletins and reference books accompanies the outline which is available free on request via Home Economics Circular 7 Series 2 Lincoln.

Extension Service College of Agriculture Lincoln

Sudan grass vs sorghum at North Platte substation

Over three years tests at the North Platte Experimental Substation show Sudan grass not yet superior to sorghum. Future trials under varied weather may favor Sudan grass. Sudan grass is praised as a dry land crop but may suit humid conditions better. Feeding value per ton aligns with prairie sorghum hay. Sudan grass stems are fine and leafy, potentially reducing waste, yet appear dry and pithy and may be less relished than sorghum, especially this season. Cattle prefer sorghum stems more recently.

North Platte Sudan

Nine 4-H clubs open to state youth this year

The U S Department of Agriculture and State College of Agriculture invite any boy or girl aged 10 to 18 on January 1, 1916 to join nine clubs Pig Corn Calf Potato Sewing Cooking Poultry Contesting and Gardening and Canning. Monthly lessons are sent free and awards offered. Apply to the Extension Service College of Agriculture Lincoln for information and rules.

U. S. Department of Agriculture State College of Agriculture Extension Eervice College of Agriculture Lincoln

Preliminary Seed Corn Test Practices of Progressive Farmers

Farmers test last season's seed viability due to uncertain viability and high risk. Extension Bulletin 3 from the Agricultural Experiment Station at Lincoln provides details. Green-manure crops at North Platte show yield gains but higher costs from land rent, seed, and extra tillage reduce net profit vs ordinary methods.

Agricultural Experiment Station Lincoln North Platte Bain

College Says Wind and Water Cause Largest Soil Loss

The College of Agriculture argues that soil fertility must be preserved not only by cropping but also by controlling erosion from wind and water, noting that, in general, more soil is lost this way than by other means.

College of Agriculture

Detection of Spoiled Canned Goods Warns Consumers

The Home Economics Department of the College of Agriculture advises buyers to inspect all canned goods and discard bulging cans. Bulging results from gas pressure created by bacteria, indicating spoiled food that is unwholesome and potentially dangerous.

College of Agriculture

No Dry Batteries Misreadings Explain Wet Cell Facts

The article clarifies that there is no truly dry battery and that what is labeled a dry cell is an enclosed wet battery. It explains the chemical action, structure, and materials inside a zinc cylinder with carbon center, paste of zinc oxide sal ammoniac plaster and water, noting moisture is essential for operation and life.

Battery life recovery methods described by New York World

The passage explains that battery terminals reverse the internal orientation and that exhaustion can be countered by recharging with current from a close circuit cell like nitric or sulphuric acid. Pouring water into a small hole at the top aids life return but does not restore original efficiency.

New York World

Marching Song of Mulligan Guards From Seventh Ward

A historic marching ballad describes the Mulligan guards of the Seventh ward led by Captain Causey a Tipperary man. The chorus calls soldiers to shoulder arms march along Baxter Street toward Avenue A as the band plays Garryowen and the Connemarra pet while brass and drums mark the step. The verse notes their green banner and the shifting guns as they move through mud with military discipline.

Mulligan Guards Causey Baxter Street Connemarra

American Womanhood in a Sea of Strength and Skill

The piece celebrates American women as tanned by winds and sun, endowed with vitality and self possession. It extols their versatility in swimming, rowing, riding, wrestling, shooting, running, and defending themselves, asserting calm confidence and inner strength.

Peace groups rally against preparedness plan in Washington

Telegrams from W. u. Bryan and Henry Ford denouncing the administration program were cheered at a mass meeting in Washington under the banner of eighteen peace societies. Six congressmen spoke against the plan and Representative Callaway criticized spending taxpayers' money lavishly.

W. U. Bryan Henry Ford Washington Representative Callaway Naval Committee

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