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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1920

Page

11

Power Farming Courses At Nebraska Open For Men

March 15 is the last date to register for University of Nebraska College of Agriculture power farming short courses. Over 5600 men have completed or are enrolled since last October. Courses run four weeks covering operation and repair of tractors trucks and automobiles and farm shop skills in blacksmithing and carpentry. Registration accepted each Monday at the University Farm through March 15.

University of Nebraska College of Agriculture University

Third Nebraska road institute at University of Nebraska

The third Nebraska road institute will be held in the first week of March at the University of Nebraska. Engineers surveyors and others involved in road building are invited. Topics include highway department organization bridges culverts earth roads and motor transportation with focus on improving Nebraska roads and bridges. More than 300 attended in 1919.

Nebraska Road Institute University of Nebraska Nebraska State Highway Department Lancaster County

Open trapping seasons in Nebraska 1919 laws

The bulletin lists open seasons for furbearers in Nebraska Muskrat oppossum and otter November 20 to March 20 skunk and raccoon September 20 to March 20 mink December 1 to January 31 It is illegal to destroy muskrat houses on another's premises No open season for beaver but per mits to destroy if damaging property may be obtained from the chief deputy game and fish commission There is no closed season for other animals except beaver may be taken on one s own premises with consent of owner Resident trapping license 2 nonresident or alien 10

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Nebraska Game and Fish Commission United States Canada

Newfoundland trapping and open season guide

Newfoundland related to trapping open seasons propagation and bounties. It may be obtained from the College of Agriculture Lincoln.

Newfoundland College of Agriculture Lincoln

Gasoline-Tainted Butter Problem Grows in Midwest

The spread of gasoline engines in small creameries and farms raises butter tainted by fuel odors. Dairy experts from the University of Nebraska advise keeping gasoline away from cream storage, separating rooms for separators, storing oils away from churns, and routing exhausts outside to prevent fumes backflow.

Middle West University of Nebraska Dairy Department

Loco weed disease claim backed by USDA findings

The bulletin reports that loco weeds can be destroyed by digging, with both experimental and practical stockman work supporting the method, and that the cost is not excessive according to the United States Department of Agriculture.

United States Department of Agriculture

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward

Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through the blood and mucous surfaces with constitutional treatment. Proponents offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from interested buyers. Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. sold by all druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Loco Weed Disease Bulletin for Western Nebraska Stockmen

Farmers bulletin 1054 outlines the loco weed disease in western Nebraska. It covers extent and causes, loco plants, poisoning, post mortem findings, treatment of locoed animals, and weed destruction. Free copies available from the College of Agriculture in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln Neb

Coos With Bill Closed Pig Breaks Notion

A curious note reports a pig that coos with its bill closed, described as a remarkable fact challenging common expectations about pig behavior and vocalization.

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