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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
7
Mr Wilson presents a second day talk on the community problem from multiple angles. Dr Vinton aids appreciation with his slides and personal experiences in India described as vivid and human.
Extension service outlines that calf scours stem from indigestion or stomach inflammation. Early action is crucial. reduce milk by half or withhold, monitor closely, and restart feeding gradually. In stubborn cases, give 2 to 3 ounces castor oil in milk, and keep feeding light for a few days to regain strength.
Guidance on cooling cream after separating and preventing bacterial growth. Use cold or running water if ice is unavailable and never mix warm cream with cool cream. Cover the can with a wet then dry blanket to maintain coolness. Grading cream is rising in importance as prices vary widely between handlers.
The College of Agriculture outlines a model lease focusing on crop rotation and legume planting, livestock encouragement, and penalties for slipshod methods. It covers tenant protection against loss of manure value and recent fertilizer or seeds, and stresses tailoring the lease to the specific farming form and conditions.
Seventy boys and girls, spanning ages including children around 12 to 20, gathered for a youth event. The turnout highlighted the community’s interest in junior athletic or educational activities, with organizers noting participation and local involvement.
The annual 19 county short course at Lincoln offered by the School of Agriculture trains boys in livestock crops soils machinery woodworking and girls in cooking canning sewing clothing home furnishings and decoration with planned excursions.
The text from the College of Agriculture explains strawberries lack sufficient pectin for jelly. It recommends boiling the white part of an orange peel, adding its juice to strawberries, and testing juice with alcohol to detect pectin. Observing a clear lump indicates pectin, guiding sugar adjustments.
Nebraska Food Commissioner Harman finds manufacturers are placing beer and near beer on sale in many towns that recently went dry. He will enforce state food laws requiring clear labeling of alcohol percentage. Dealers complying may avoid prosecution under the Slocum law or federal action for selling intoxicating liquors without a license.
PY A. King compiles abstracts and perfects titles, delivering precise summaries and title work for archival records. The note highlights expertise in drafting accurate abstracts and ensuring title clarity.
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