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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
2
Frank Rihn and J Saab visited Dalton on Wednesday for trades and meetings. Several locals from Loggepole and Sidney Draw stopped by county seat midweek. Updates include illnesses, recoveries, travel to Lincoln and Omaha for schooling and medical care, and family visits amid preparations for a coming storm.
The piece highlights Banestine Belle De Kol, a Liolstein cow owned by Dimmick & Bro. of Ohio, yielding 27,404.4 pounds of milk at 3.86 percent fat, equating to over nine gallons daily and 1,322 pounds of butter per year. It discusses breeding, feed, and the economics of selecting higher quality stock across dairy cattle, horses, hogs, poultry, and farming in general.
Mrs S S Peartstine returned to her home in Cheyenne with her mother Mrs Ober felder following her Thursday morning. Stockwick noted a fall in temperature Monday and left Tuesday for Katy Texas to visit relatives through the January thaw.
Henry A Anderson visits Sidney but plans to stay in Sidney Valley after twenty eight years. The Jones and Crane drama Tess of the Storm Country promises a vivid portrayal of self sacrifice and dark passions, scheduled for Thursday January 16 at the Tobin Opera House.
A Purdue University circular explains lime as essential calcium for plants and recommends a two ton per acre ground limestone applied before sowing wheat with spring clover. It suggests testing lime effect by comparing limed and unlimed plots, weighing harvests, and using a mild manure reminder. It also notes a litmus test for soil acidity with blue paper turning pink or red.
The 1913 World Almanac promises vast new data on Panama Canal Act 1913 Hay-Pauncefote Treaty pension laws 1912 presidential returns polar discoveries population figures and more. It claims almost 1000 pages of up to date facts for business and home use with prices and mailing details.
Rockefeller told a school teacher the key is saving two pennies a day. The piece humorously traces his wealth to 30 million and jokes about ancient saving habits and a future of continual thrift as a guide to riches.
J W Harris arrived at Sidney Lodgepole on Saturday for an unspecified visit. The event is reported with no further details on purpose or outcomes.
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