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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
7
A study compares grain and silage rations for milk and butter fat. Grain costs 1.05 per 100 pounds of milk while half the grain replaced by silage drops to 0.68. Butter fat costs 0.22 per pound with grain and 0.13 with silage. Profit per cow per year rises from 24.60 with grain to 58.50 with silage. The report notes higher returns when corn is cut and stored in a silo.
The article notes Ba nestine Belle and other famed cows as premier milk producers. It highlights breeding trends showing many female offspring under good care, citing Barnestine Belle's three calves all being heifers, Daisy Grace's heifer offspring, and High Lawn Hartog De Kol as dam to four fine heifer calves.
A Nebraskan named Mrs. O Pearson of Sidney reports relief from kidney trouble after two months of using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says the pills strengthened her kidneys and eased back pain and other symptoms. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Osan's and take no other.
A four story Binghamton Clothing Company factory scene ends in a fast spreading blaze. About 125 workers were inside when the fire started. 22 bodies recovered and some 30 injured in hospital. Many escapees report a sudden flash and walls of flame trapping workers on upper floors.
After thirty hours the Portland jury failed to reach a verdict in the E. E. C. Von Klein diamond theft case involving Miss Ethel Newcomb of San Francisco. A retrial was set for Sept. 2 with bail at 4500 cash or 5500 surety. Chicago financier Mrs. Rena Morrays and Kansas City woman Mrs. Weber stayed at the courthouse. Newcomb accuses Von Klein of a polygamous marriage and diamond theft, while he faces a polygamy indictment.
James E. Ellis of Kansas City a locomotive engineer in a divorce action against Emma A. Ellis a Parsons high school teacher alleges his wife refused to bear his name appeared as a single woman introduced him to friends as her nephew and gave two sons from a former marriage four nephews a niece a grandniece and three unrelated persons a higher education at his expense.
Senate Democrats say few tariff speeches will come from their side as Senator Gallinger of the Republicans struggles to find GOP senators willing to oppose the bill after Senator Smoot.
Southern rebels from Nanking Kiangsu province crossed the Yangtse to strike north. They were defeated by about 2,000 loyal troops near Suchonfu in the northwestern Kiangsu region.
H. Brown a professional racer and J. F. Bradley of Colorado Springs drove a twenty horsepower automobile to the summit of Pike's Peak.
A Nebraska state farm bulletin reports hundreds of horses have died from overheating in the past month. It urges preventive steps, such as supplying water to drink several times during peak heat, swapping tired horses, and cooling with cold water and ice. Remedies include whiskey solution and ammonia, with camphor rubbing for limbs.
Dr Gain, veterinarian at the state farm, announces hog cholera serum is now affordable for all needing treatment. Starting July 1 the price dropped to one cent per cubic centimeter, aided by a $15,000 subsidy from the last legislature. After August 1 refunds for unused serum will end to protect users from deterioration due to sun and heat.
Anticipated August 20 to 23 cheyenne frontier celebration will attract the strongest rider turnout yet with contingents from Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and the southwest joining participants from Canada and the northwest in pursuit of championship honors.
Poultry experts urge egg grading to avoid paying others for doing it. Maine experiment station reports breeding stock raising egg output from 120 to 144 per year. Emphasizes fresh air for poultry housing, preferring open sides over drafty knotholes.
Joe Hahler of Central Market shipped a carload of Cheyenne County hogs to Denver on Thursday, reflecting regional livestock movement and market activity for the week.
A reader testimonial from Clare Michigan states that her little girl suffered dysentery severely until Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers and claims it is the best medicine in the world.
The state insurance department passes to a new three member board after a supreme court mandamus forces turnover of records. Governor Morehead and Attorney General Martin secure control as judges confer with Clancy, and preparations begin to audit securities under the new commissioner. Also: flour rate dispute. Trimble visits ill General Culver in Milford. Waterloo maneuvers prep. York county telephone hearing postponed. Rock Island lays off female workers to stay under fifty four hours.
Ashland Nebraska July 24 a derrick used for sinking piling at the Burlington bridge over the Platte River derailed Bowman engineer on the derrick was likely fatally scalded as the overbalanced machine toppled onto the tracks boiler steam and scalding water from uncoupled pipes at high pressure drenched him authorities attribute the tragedy to improper clampage of the derrick to the track
Hastings Nebraska July 24 News reached here of the death in Bladen Nebraska of Robert W. Miller sole contesting heir in the Isaac Miller will case Miller willed his entire estate valued at 50000 dollars to missionary societies
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