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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
7
The peach tree borer, a highly destructive orchard pest, is in the larval stage under bark this season. Eggs hatch in spring and larvae destroy tissue. no trees are immune due to wide spread. The recommended remedy is to dig them out in early winter or before growth begins, scrape bark, remove infected tissue, and repeat in spring. Maintain care to avoid bark damage.
A verse lament condemns a stubborn host who withholds hospitality, cursing his gate until he welcomes strangers. The archaic lines urge open doors, banishing comfort and good fortune from his life until he shares water, food, and welcome.
A lengthy open letter from A S Moore accuses state authorities of shielding an alleged killer, arguing the evidence shows Fox was the aggressor and defense of Galbraith prevented prosecution. The Omaha Lincoln Railway seeks bond and stock increases to 160000 for road improvements. Opal Ranum, five, of Havelock dies from rabies after a dog bite. Dalby Lake to be stocked with bass and crappie. public fishing allowed. Pardon Board reports 55 May paroles, with 24 leaving the state and others to Omaha Lincoln. State official transitions and a May food agency revenue tally are noted. The Nebraska State Library lists 70405 volumes in the collection.
London Answers notes that a modern bayonet endures twenty three rigorous tests before deployment. The process begins with heating and hammering, followed by rolling, grinding, and 900 manufacturing steps to shape and sharpen the blade. Final assessments include striking bending and weight-loaded return tests to ensure straightness and strength.
Clifford R. Thrasher died at the home of Mr and Mrs Helvey in Fairbury Nebraska after undergoing an operation for appendicitis. He passed away on June 9 in this city.
Years ago Mrs Jo A Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska used Doan's Kidney Pills to cure kidney trouble and lumbago. She publicly recommended the remedy and now confirms the lasting benefit. Price 50c at dealers.
Extension News Service reports at University Farm visitors can see over a hundred crop varieties. The display includes grasses legumes cereals and other plants for student use and public inspection. Sweet clovers sorghums and other crops are highlighted in yearly trials.
Nebraska researchers report from 1912 to 1914 that corn plus alfalfa hay yields the cheapest gains and fastest growth in steers. Cold pressed cottonseed cake underperforms, and adding it to corn silage and alfalfa raises costs and lowers profits. Bulletin 151 is available at University Farm Lincoln for Nebraska residents.
The guide from the University of Nebraska Department of Home Economics explains washing blanching for 10 to 20 minutes to fix color and firmness, cooling in cold water, optional bacon for flavor, packing in glass jars with hot water and salt, then processing in a boil bath for 90 minutes using a false bottom to avoid metal contact. It also covers alternatives with water-seal or pressure canning times.
A poem warns that fate returns each deed, mocking hollow creeds. It asserts that moral debts, like chickens coming home to roost, will confront a person in need, asking what hope remains without true faith.
A London Strand Magazine note describes novel air inflated skins used as ferries on a northeast Simla river near Suni. One passenger boat supports the master and passengers crossing in 3 to 5 minutes for a pice. Though light and small, the mussacks are linked in heavy rain to avoid rocks.
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