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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
2
The article advises winter planting of spinach for early spring use, detailing February sowing on frozen soil with leaf or straw mulch, later thinning and soda dressings, and a succession plan that includes a second crop of beets and a final late summer crop. It recommends a well manured bed and notes potential failures with September sowing.
A wide-ranging snapshot notes crowded American shipyards, a stalled Oklahoma legislature, a New York needleworkers strike, and Senator Robinson’s charge of aviation inefficiency. Reports cover Louisiana flood relief, Schmidt’s execution, subway disaster, ambassadorial talks, and recaptured spies.
Christ Church holds services every Sunday with morning prayers at 9 30 a.m. and 10 30 a.m. Some months include 1st 2nd and 4th Sunday morning prayer and Sunday school sessions. On the 3rd Sunday each month there is a morning service with Sunday school.
St Patrick's Catholic Church invites all to Mass at 9 each Sunday and an evening service at 7 30. Instruction sessions are held Saturdays at 2 o'clock.
Danish Lutheran Church south of Potter hosts Bible class and Sunday school at 10:30. Services at 11 on the first three Sundays each month. Young People's Society on the first Sunday afternoon. Family meeting on the second Sunday afternoon. Ladies Society on the second Sunday. All Scandinavians welcome. Danish Evangel Lutheran Pastor.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church on South Rose Street announces morning worship at 11 with a sermon on the Parable of the Tower and an 7 30 evening service titled The Wise Men. Special choir music, Sunday school at 10, invitation from Pastor W. T. Kahse.
Reports indicate friends press for Franklin K. Lane to be appointed to the cabinet, aiming to succeed Robert H. Garrison. The push centers on Lane as a trusted choice with strong support from allied figures.
C W Sanford sues Beat Rice Greamery in Lancaster district court for 90000 alleging conspiracy to force Tin coln Pure Butter from the field. Sanford claims 30000 stock in Tin coln Pure Butter was made worthless by the action. Nebraska threshermen elect C H Gustafson president from Mead. Resolutions seek gasoline trust investigation, law on farmers drag roads fronting farms, first license on grain, and prompt threshing bill payments.
Extension service reports corn leads as a crop and in rotations for per acre profit due to stover and soil benefits, with spring wheat next after corn. Barley, oats, and sorghum vary in profitability. sorghum hay yields 3.1 tons per acre. A tenth-acre garden yielded 37.31 dollars net profit from a 42.61 dollar product, with state club members averaging 9.70 dollars. Enrollment for the next season is open.
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station issues bulletin 182 on irrigation land management. Topics cover ditch spacing, head sizes, alfalfa sugar beets potatoes and other crops under irrigation. beet yields at various depths. Free to Nebraska residents from Lincoln station. Madison County Farmers Association acquires 22 week traveling library from Nebraska Public Library Commission for six months, Battle Creek office. Libraries loaned via Public Library Commission with transportation cost only.
Reported blaze devastates the Jo hannisthal aerodrome outside Berlin with six to nine planes destroyed. The incident is linked to alleged espionage. A farm hand Joe Breno suffocated in Verdon after smoking a pipe ignited a feather bed. Street preacher Rey Amblerbaugh was fined in Grand Island for disturbing a funeral and found not committed to asylum. Supreme Court upholds Mockett law allowing foreign born citizens to seek native tongue classes in Nebraska schools via petitions. Lexington case CG J Clough and Effie Mitchell accused of conspiring to defraud a farmer face sentencing. Grant Ish and others sentenced to months in county jail on lesser charges.
A prominent Memphis druggist urged public health by noting constipation as a major cause of sickness. He proposed the slogan Resxall Orderlies, praising Rexall Orderlies as the best laxative for adults and children, with a pleasant taste.
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