Mildew on Red Clover spreads across the region
The first severe infestation of mildew on red clover in the United States has appeared east of the Mississippi from Wisconsin to Georgia this year. The hay may cause inflammation in horses, with German reports noting stomatitis from mildewed clover hay. The USDA seeks reports on the mildew and its effects on livestock.
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Mississippi
Wisconsin
Georgia
South
Olio
United States Department of Agriculture
Two New Hog Nosed Skunk Races Described
The Biological Survey of the USDA describes two new hog nosed skunk races in Conepatus. The Arizona hog nosed skunk inhabits southern New Mexico and Arizona, while the Nelson hog nosed skunk is native to Mexico. The fur is less valuable than the black skunk, but the skunk may help control certain insects.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
South America
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Financial Support Shows Confidence In Lane County Campaign
In Lane County Washington during March to June there were 26 poisoning demonstrations using 6000 pounds of strychnine-coated barley to control gray diggers and ground squirrels. Thousands of moles pocket gophers and skunks were destroyed. The campaign received $250 contributions from Lane County authorities and the local agricultural council plus support from business houses railroads and farmers, leading to substantial cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Washington
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Focal Agricultural” Council
Better Poultry Progeny by Culling
A United States experimental farm study at Deltaville Maryland shows that culling a 100 Rhode Island Red flock in fall 1920 to keep vigorous layers improves progeny. Daughters from late-moulting hens laid about 24 more eggs per bird in seven months and produced roughly $1.04 more per period, with improved winter laying and more even egg distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Experimental Farm
Deltaville
Maryland
Rhode Island
Streadd
Poisoned Death Of A J Widholm In City
A J Widholm died Saturday night 1922 from ptomaine poisoning, after illness starting Sunday following meals remembered as foul from a pitchfork incident in the Platte river. Other family members sick but not seriously affected. Widholm built a Gothenburg home last year and moved from the Etna area. Funeral services were held yesterday at his farm home conducted by Plymouth Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Widholm
Mr. Widholm
Platte River
Better Methods of Home Laundering in Missouri Counties
Surveys by USDA extension workers in Lefayette and Saline counties Missouri reveal gaps in home laundering practices. Saline shows 2 percent send washing out, 25 percent washboard, 40 percent hand machines, 32 percent power washers. power machines cut washing time to two hours versus four and a half with washboard. Lafayette shows 26 percent wash at home with tub and washboard 29 percent, hand-power 4 percent, gasoline machines 21 percent, electric motor 16 percent. motor washing about half the time of tub methods. Ironing differences between electric iron and mangle show 25 pounds ironed in 6.5 hours at 32 cents electricity versus 1 hour with a mangles at 39 cents current.
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Lefayette
Saline
Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
Saline County
Lafayette
Rambouillet Ram Attracts Attention at Idaho Field Day
Ranchers from eight states gathered at a government sheep farm in eastern Idaho for a Field Day. Prince of Parowan, a Rambouillet ram, drew heavy interest as a premier sire whose progeny included 28 rams and 583 ewes exhibited to show uniformity and type. Observers noted grandsons resembling his sons and called the ram a top find. Researchers also studied year round management, wool yields, range improvement, grazing, reseeding, shed lambing, and watering practices, with fencing enabling full range experiments.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Government
Women save time sewing in Dunklin County classes
In Dunkin county Missouri 871 women in home demonstration sewing courses saved 408 hours after training. At 30 cents an hour the time saved is worth 8754.40. They produced foundation patterns and garments including outer garments and others and avoided 975 cash outlay by not buying or hiring these items.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dunkin County
Missouri
Endorsed at Home Such Proof as This Convince Sidney Readers
A Sidney resident, William Reiners, praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for irregular kidney conditions. He recalls attacks of kidney pains and says Doan's Pills provided relief, calling them a household remedy. the ad urges purchasing from local dealers and naming Foster-Milburn Co. as the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Aft
Doan
Wm. Retners
Weaterir Drug Company
Dean
Mr. Reiners
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfra
Buffalo
N. Y
Portrey Intervenes to Foreclose 1917 Mortgage in Cheyenne Co
Frank W. Portrey files intervention in Cheyenne County District Court against R. M. Perkins Grace Perkins and others to foreclose a $5,000 mortgage dated September 22, 1917 on NE quarter section 14 14 48. The mortgage is recorded in Book 29 Page 101 and seeks a decree that it be a first lien and for sale of the land to satisfy the debt. Answer required by August 21, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Perkins
Grace Perkins
Frank W. Portrey
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles J. Portrey
Eva Portrey
Woodward Brothers
A Corporation
Guy V. Travers
August Stueve
Ethel Stueve
Peters Trust Company
Richard C. Peters
McNish Tand Company
Intervenor
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice of sale under a chattel mortgage dated November 23 1920 from Ralph Potter to Aultman Taylor Machinery Company and filed November 2 1820 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Amount due 1102.74 as of July 14 1922. Sale at Aultman Taylor warehouse Sidney Nebraska Friday August 4 1922 at 1 PM to highest bidder for cash. Agent O C Dimick. 42-3
Notice of Sale Under Lien for Pasture
Foreclosure notice for Henry Walsh defaulting on pasture contract with Fred W. Stuht. Eighty horses and yearlings described will be sold at public auction at the North Side Barn in Sidney Nebraska on August 12, 1922, to cover $253 owed plus costs. Sale by Fred W. Stuht, liener. Kepler & Kratz, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walsh
Fred W. Stuht
Fred W.,stuht
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Jay
Fred “W.’ Sturt
Liener
Kepler
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Otto Hink Jr Neb
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court notices creditors of Otto Hink Jr deceased. A session will be held November 22 1922 at 10 a m in the County Court Room Sidney to examine claims and adjust and allow them. Claims must be presented within three months from August 18 1922 and debts paid within one year from August 18 1922. Witness County Judge P Chambers July 17 1922.
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Nebraska
Cheyennne County
Otto Hink, Jr
Sidney
Said
Eaid
Said County Court
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Brief
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh claiming it cures constitutional issues by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. The readable text is garbled but presents a period tone typical of old advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Es Catarr Medicini Foundation
Sheriff Sale Ordered In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice of sheriff sale issued after foreclosure decree in a Cheyenne County Nebraska case involving J W Johnson as plaintiff and Leander Clark College as intervenor. The sale of Clarence J Babb property NW of section 15 16N 49W Cheyenne County to satisfy $6782.66 plus interest and costs, set for August 14 1922 at 10 am at the Sidney courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J W. Johnson
Teander College
Clarence J. Babb
Erma Babb
Francis A. Chapman
First National Bank of
Sidney
Buiking
James Crandsen
Gurley Taumber Company
T. J. Johnson
Dalton Co-Operative Society
Fred R. Lindberg
J. J. Tewell
Leander Clark College
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale threaten foreclosure by Berling and Harper
Notice is hereby given that Elmer Berling defaulted on a chattel mortgage to J W Harper dated May 25 1921. The indebtedness of 1238.12 remains unpaid and the mortgage includes a power of sale. A public sale of specified farm machinery and 100 acres of wheat is set for Aug 3 1922 at 10 am at the Berling Place Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy the debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Berling
J. .W. Harper
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Deering
Deere
Wallace
Berling
Sidney
J. W. Harper
Kepler & Kratz
Chamber of Commerce Officers and Directors Listed
The Chamber of Commerce announces its officers Dr H E Mantor president L T Poole vice president Martin W Dimery treasurer J W Johnson secretary and directors A K Greenlee A E Phelps W K Hodgkin Rev Samuel Light Dr M FE Pettibone Guy V Doran as members of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Mantor
L. T. Poole
Martin W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
A. K. Greenlee
A. E. Phelps
W. K. Hodgkin
Samuel Light
M. FE. Pettibone
Guy V. Doran
J. L. McIntosh
H. Eb, Mantor
P. L. Martin
R. E. Roche
R.H. Rogers
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
Country Club Officers List Warns Against Advertising
The Telegraph carries a notice naming officers including W. K. Hodgkin president and F. A. Barger vice president. An advisory message warns that advertising in the paper affects staff work and morale, urging caution to avoid mutual losses.
Westbound and Eastbound Rail Timetable Highlights
A historical timetable lists several U P rail arrivals and departures. Westbound trains No 3 No 19 and interstate services arrive at various times after dawn and before night, while No 1 No 9 No 17 No 2 and No 6 mail express interstate services show mixed morning and evening arrivals. A daily No 261 way freight runs 2 30 p m with a separate No 262 freight on Mon Wed Fri at 2 00 p m.
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Loreal Pass
Burlington Route Timetable Oddities and Stops Noted
East bound No 302 departs at 1 08 am and No 304 at 8 28 am while west bound No 801 leaves at 8 06 am and No 305 at 4 20 pm. No 302 only stops at Bridgeport and Alliance. For tax call 161.
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Bridgeport
Alliance
Notice of Public Auction Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of Chattel Mortgage executed and delivered on the 21st day of August 1920 by Ralph Fotter and Chris. L. Hoffer to the Aultman Taylor Machinery Company of Mansfield Ohio filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska on October 6 191? with $502.48 due as of July 14 1922 the first publication date. The property to be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Aultman Taylor warehome in Sidney Nebraska Friday August 4 1922 at 2 o'clock p m includes One Aultman Taylor 23 36 inch New Century Reparator No 33608 complete with belts wind stacker Heineke feeder and Harehing weigher. Agent O C Dimick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Potter
Aultman-Taylor Machinery Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Aultman-Taylor
Sidney
P. m. Aultman-Taylor Machinery Company
O. C. Dimick
Ralph Fotter
Chris
Hoffer
Manafield
Aale
Ry O. C. Dimick
Burgess Music Store Ad Adds Savings on Pismos and Planes
Burgess Music Store at GiN Shop on the Corner promotes best terms and prices on pismos and player planes, promising customers lower costs and big savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Music
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Rambouillet
Ram
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Barger
E. R. Kratz
Sec’y-Treas
U. P
Burlington
Benham Brothers Co., Onc
B. W. Bowman
Res
Phohe
Irs
B. W. Benhem
G. B. Moore
Gurley, Nebraska
DE. L. A.donahoe
Joseph Oberfelder
Drs. Vera and
Lee Rey Browning
Chiropractors
Mclntosh Bldg
Leo £. Osborn
Real Estate & Investments
J. -B., Taylor, M.D
Larsen
C. M. Hadley
County Abstract ‘Company Abstracts ‘Loans Conveyancing
C. M. Wright
M. D
Stukt-Hink Bldg
DE. Ray E. Witham
Stewitts
Sidmey
H. E. Mantoer
Reems
Osborn Building
Union Pacific Hotel
Hese Street
DR. Frank ‘A. Barger
Osteopathic
Stubt-Hink
Charles H. Gardner
F. L. Snell
W. C. Campbell
Odd Fellows’ Buldling
Lincoln Highway
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