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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

4

Local social round up in Huntsman area

Mrs. George Heinman hosted eighteen at dinner last week. Tena Anderson returns from Sidney visit with sister Mrs. Arthur Miller. Various neighbors, including Will Tompsett and Arthur Miller families, shared gatherings and errands around Sidney and Gurley. J C Sparks suffers rheumatism. hopes for recovery voiced.

George Heinman Tena Anderson Sidney Arthur Miller Will Tompsett Lazy Y. E. Ranch Will Sparks Sidney Thursday, Messrs Andrews, McManies and Schulenburg J. C. Sparks Arthur Miler Oi Kirs Hans Anderson Gurley Will Wetzel Claude Sparks Mr. Olsen Mr. Anderson Olsen Barnun

Their Resources and Impeccable Wit in Old Newspapers

A collection of quips from several papers highlights sharp wits on remuneration and efficiency. Baltimore American notes knights would make good lawyers due to ready retainers, while Louisville Courier-Journal mocks get rich quickly men who forget how to loaf. Puck and Washington Star lampoon self important talkers with playful rhymes about vanity and harmony.

Knights of Old Baltimore American

Stage Dreams and Silents Stir Pester Household

A playful exchange between Mrs. Pester and Mr. Pester depicts Mrs. Pester wishing to pursue acting in stage and silent film, hoping to become a celebrated actress while Mr. Pester jokes about making a fuss and watching her perform through a reel. The dialogue captures light domestic humor and aspirations in a New York Globe voice.

Mrs. Pester

All Around the Farm on Foal Care and First Nursing

North Dakota experiment station releases guidance on preventing foal losses. Topics cover navel ill prevention, umbilical care, first milk benefits, laxatives and castor oil use, causes of scours, and feeding plans. Emphasizes timely nursing, mare comfort, and gradual weaning at six months with grain for growth. Includes specifics on iodine glycerin tincture, disinfectants, and dilutions.

North Dakota

Inoculation method for alfalfa using seedbed soil and clover roots

Inoculate alfalfa by broadcasting 250 to 500 pounds per acre of soil taken from a field where alfalfa thrived and lightly tilling it in. Do this on a cloudy day or late afternoon to protect germs from sunlight. Sweet clover root droplets can also inoculate, but avoid weeds and fungal diseases.

Baldwin

Barley Used as Fowls Feed Offers Good Value

Barley is only slightly inferior to wheat for fowls and cheaper than wheat or oats, making it a practical feed when abundant. A scratch grain mix with 50 percent barley works well, and barley meal can replace cornmeal or middlings in mash if needed.

Churches of Russia Lifted by Silver Tombs and Monastic Spurs

The article surveys Russian church sights from Moscow to Petrograd, noting the Kremlin and imperial churches with gilded domes and ancient palaces. It highlights a Ivan the Terrible built church warned by the czar, then describes Alexander Nevsky Monastery’s silver tomb of Alexander and a rich tomb display in another Petrograd church with perpetual light and fresh flowers. It ends with a local note on V S Watkins and a positive reception in Stigler Oklahoma for Bought and Paid For.

Russia Kremlin Moscow Ivan the Terrible Italy Petrograd Alexander Nevski Monastery Alexander Lake Ladoga New York Times Trent Stigler Oklahoma V. S. Watkins Mr. Trent Mr. Watkins

Useless Information Joke From London Telegraph

A London Telegraph quip shows a prisoner asked his age and birthday, replying with defiance about not sharing details as the judge presses for his birth date. The exchange underscores a wry take on trivial questions in a criminal context.

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Huntsman Louisville Courier-Journal Dobson Puck Washington Star Scott's Scott COLT United States Department of Agriculture Churches OF Russia London Telegraph Nolan Hahler Nebr Jackson & Wier A. Schmitt Implement Company Sidney, Nebraska Cornell-Wood Board Cornell - Wood Board Cornell Wood Products Co C. C. Frebie Chicago Eadh Eoki Cheyenne County Lumber Co Sidney Lumber Co Stockmen’s Reunion H. M. Bushnell Nebraska A. R. LE Sueur
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