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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
3
The text counsels that expecting friends to be perfect leads to disappointment. Human nature holds surprises, and perfection would be the greatest surprise. Do not be astonished by small flaws in friends, for love may blind them and reveal flaws in yourself as well.
A fragmentary line from Milestones presents Clarence Isepoe sighing about acceptance and entering a new world. The quoted text hints at immigrant experiences and personal turning points referenced in the title.
A brief Florida Times Union note records a garbled quotation about a location as someone asks where me was yesterday, answering somewhere at the masses, reflecting a fragmented quotation from an old edition.
The July 1 crop report forecasts Nebraska wheat at 65 percent condition with about 400,480,000 bushels, down from the 1912-16 average, amid extreme heat reducing ripening. Oats and barley shows mixed results across regions, with U.S. totals varying by crop. potatoes and vegetables lag, apples and grapes poor, sugar beets promising. Nebraska prices for key commodities listed. War Industries Board imposes printing paper economy rules for newspapers effective July 15.
The article notes corn acreage reaching 755,000 acres, the largest in history, with a 6.0 million bushel shortfall versus last year but a potential yield over 3.098 billion bushels. It highlights widespread rain aiding the crop, strong feeder cattle and sheep demand in Iowa, Missouri, and the Plains, and improvements at Union Stock Yards Omaha to handle rising grain and roughage.
Earth tremors arise from two main causes. First, shrinkage of displace strata creates sidewise pressure, causing slight slips between layers. Second, water turning to steam near volcanic areas generates explosive violence, transmitting tremors through rocks for long distances.
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