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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
The article describes the British navy tolling 16 bells at midnight each New Year with eight bells for farewell and eight for welcome. The youngest officer strikes the bell and the ship’s youngest boy echoes by hammering the anvil. It mentions the W. S. S. motto save, Save.
In Potter Nebraska Dr A Gaiser from Oklahoma City visits his daughter Mrs J A Woten. Many area residents are noted: Mrs Gust Erickson and children of Saronville Nebraska return from visit with Raymond Sextorp and Charles Erickson family. Mrs Rhyne and children of Lodge Pole stay with parents before Chicago trip.
Modern methods of housing hens stress ample ventilation and breathable structures over constant heat. Hens tolerate cold better when houses provide controlled air flow without freezing combs, allowing lighter, cheaper construction. A three year USDA test shows egg costs per dozen at 10 cents for pullets, 14 cents for two-year-olds, and 19 cents for three-year-olds.
The brief notes a practice of opening a facility or event as needed across different seasons. It references flexibility in timing and readiness to accommodate varying schedules and conditions without committing to fixed dates.
Mrs Massey of Hot Springs S D visits friend Mrs F M McManus for two weeks after spending time with Mrs Jesse Honnecut She suffered a year of bereavement losing her husband and daughter Lewis Shulenberg and wife shopped at Sidney Weather has been unusually hot with a wish for rain Farmers cut alfalfa last week and expect another crop if showers arrive Henry Ehmke lost two hogs to lightning and later had a weed seed removed from his eye by a Sidney physician Gus Werner and wife of Sidney enjoyed a dinner and ice cream at Ray and family’s home and returned home content Wm Jeudas hauled hay to Sidney for sale The Odgens and Mrs McManus left for Wymore Mrs Odgen’s father’s death prompted the journey The McManus party will summer with relatives while Mrs Odgen’s mother stays nearby.
Simple 8 by 8 foot poultry house plan suitable for 20 to 25 hens. Built from 2 by 4s and 12 inch boards with minimal studs, roof from boards, and optional roofing paper. Includes front window, door, and a single slope roof. ventilation features differ by region. References Farmers Bulletin 889 for full bill of materials and extras.
An exchanged anecdote recalls a prisoner who befriended and trained a gray rat in a harsh jail. The inmate notes the rat's fearlessness and kindness shown, observing how the creature likes him simply for the chance to be kind.
In the same era as Lovelace and about three centuries past Abraham Cowley born in the mid 17th century published his first poems at fifteen and was cited by Samuel Johnson as a metaphysical poet. Johnson disliked Cowley’s far fetched conceits yet he opened Johnson's Lives of the Poets with Cowley. The note ends with a wartime thrift call to daily action.
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