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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
2
The article warns farmers using cream separators to prevent fat loss into skim milk. Small fat percentages, if sustained, cost about eight dollars per cow annually on a 5000 pound yield. Causes include bowl speed, milk temperature above 85 degrees, and unbalanced bowls.
The article argues for silage as the best supply of succulence for dairy rations, with roots as the second choice and grain rations supplemented by alfalfa or clover if needed. It notes off meal provides laxative benefits and high protein, valuable when silage or roots are unavailable.
Select the best marked female calves from productive cows and keep them with the dam for eight to ten days or until milk is fit for human food. Feed warm sweet skim milk two quarts morning and night, use clean buckets, expose to sun, and add a little oats and flaxseed oil meal after the second week. Offer clover hay and gradually introduce meat and hay, then oats and bran after six weeks. Healthy stock thrive with good feeding and kind treatment.
Cooling milk immediately prevents bacterial growth and spoilage. Fresh milk from the cow should be chilled to about 50 degrees Fahrenheit and kept there until delivery.
Dairy cows require about 30 pounds of silage daily while beef animals may need about one third more. Feeding a cow her full intake is safe if the silage is good and fed regularly.
The article offers economical dishes to lift spirits and stretch meat. A Hungarian Goulash serves seven with veal, beef, paprika, vegetables, and a long oven simmer. Dried Peas and Rice provide a simple winter staple by soaking, simmering, and mixing with rice, tomato sauce, butter, and fried onions.
Electrolyzed sea water is described as a potent antiseptic. An apparatus has been devised to treat and apply it aboard ships, promising thorough on board cleanliness and sanitation.
A curious husband who travels often sends gifts to his wife, prompting wondering why he keeps up the gesture. Some speculate he hopes to compensate for his frequent absence.
Washington reports Guatemala City destroyed by a December 29 quake. 125000 people are homeless as naval vessels prepare to aid survivors. The Red Cross acts on an appeal from Alfred Chirke, with an initial relief appropriation of 18000 dollars for supplies.
The article discusses watch inaccuracy noting that even the best watches gain and lose time daily. Winding twice a day at two thirds spring capacity is advised to prevent extremes, as the balance wheel fails to perfectly equalize main spring tension.
Do you want a good homie in the best town on earth See us SIDNEY LUMBER CO markets friendly services and local presence in a concise notice aimed at shoppers and residents seeking building supplies.
Pleasant Valley residents report New Year gatherings at Geo Bonser and with the See and family. Local visits include Lauderback, Wilson, Simpson, and Morrow households. Arrenzo Lee regains ability to walk. Grandpa Bonser’s new house rises. road work signers sought for spring. sickness lately mainly flu. Charles Bonser ships stock and household goods to Kearney.
Edna Robertson leads in a farm paper Ford car contest while Clyde Robertson handles chores for Lucien Le Blanc during his absence, with Edna reportedly ahead in the latest vote tally.
The statement argues that mercy amid rightful punishment is not true charity but a misbelief, challenging the idea that leniency is always virtuous. It contends that mercy should align with justice and discernment.
Sidney Lumber Co. promotes home improvement and offers advice on projects and supplies. Local store highlights seasonal deals and DIY tips for homeowners seeking efficiency, durability, and cost savings.
In Bushnell Nebraska land values show farm land at 20 to 50 dollars per acre and grazing land 15 to 30 with sale on cash crop or rent terms. Oil prospecting nearby draws speculation as drilling begins northeast of town while farmers are urged to act now. Education and church life are noted as solid, with community business listings for local services and suppliers.
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