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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
8
The stacking of wheat will greatly help solve the labor problem during the threshing season this fall. With shortages of men and teams to form threshing crews, farmers can exchange help with neighbors during wheat stacking to reduce the labor burden and streamline handling from the shock.
The article notes benefits of larger threshing crews for labor relief and improved wheat quality from stacking. It describes a poison bran bait for cutworms using bran, Paris green, arsenic, lemon, and molasses, with cautions on poultry exposure. It reports visits by state entomologist Clarence Mickel, insect-pest talks, and early harvest prospects on the South Divide.
Mrs Jannette Walker and daughter Mrs Ora Grizzel visit Edison Nebraska. School building work delayed awaiting materials. Mrs Friend Dickinson went to Chap pell for medical treatment last Thursday. Mrs Bert Allington hosted a sister and family visit last week. John Demers re elected treas at school meeting last Wednesday. Virginian Englert ill but improving. Mrs L F Demers and Mrs L E Allington sought medical aid at Chappell last Saturday. Billy Allington recovering from measles. Joe Demers transacted business at Sidney Monday. Mrs Arthur Doedrill able to be about again. John Rogers of Lodgepole transacted business in Sund Wednesday. Friend Dickinson and family spent Sunday at son’s home in Colorado.
Lewis Shulenberg and wife with Otis Waggoner visited Bushnell last Saturday. They returned Sunday while Otis stayed longer with Aunt Mrs Emory Howe and husband. John Borcher visited Sidney Friday. T C Spiker and family visited Ray Frame Wednesday. Red Cross Busy Workers met at Mrs Ed Stoner's home on Wednesday. Frank Vortrey and wife from Sidney spent Sunday evening with Ray Welmer. Glen Bales and family dined with Ray Frame. Mrs Wm Jendas visited SidneyTuesday, her father H E Ebmke with her. Verne McManus helped C M Andrews replant corn Monday. Cutworms damage early corn. hail streak caused some garden loss but rain followed. Ray Wellner installed a new lighting plant at home. T C Spiker and Opal dined with Frank Kinton and wife Sunday. J C Shulenberg and wife also present.
Science links nasal catarrh to overall weakness and says snuffs and vapors only irritate. To correct catarrh, enrich the blood with Scott's Emulsion, a medicinal food and building tonic free of drugs. It helps thousands, advertised by Scott & Bowie Bloomfield N J.
An Ohio State Journal excerpt notes clever sparrows misinterpret a suet offering hung on a cherry branch by an Audubon society member. The plan backfires as cardinals and downy woodpeckers benefit, illustrating overreaching cleverness.
Sterling Colorado dealer H. T. Richard cites personal use of Dean's Kidney Pills to claim relief from kidney pain and backache caused by hard and alkaline water. An additional notice promotes Conan's Kidney Pink from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with a price listed.
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