The Best Dairy Feed By Prof F D Fuller
Prof F D Fuller explains why top dairy feeds cost less than farm grains. By products from mills and cereal industries provide over half the bulk of quality feeds with high crude protein and fat, notably dried grains from corn and other cereals, boosting milk production and shaping dairy economics. Cottonseed meal offers high protein and fat, but must be fed in limited amounts with bulking partners.
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F. D. Fuller
National Crop Improvement Service
The Case for Mixed Feeds in Farm Rations
The article argues farmers should consider buying mixed feeds rather than making rations themselves. It warns that cheap cottonseed meal often means low quality and stresses the lack of state inspection and analysis, urging readers to consult agricultural bulletins and the costs of grain by products. It notes corn prices rise due to meat demand, pushing dairies to rely on grain by products.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Milk needs and feed quality in dairy nutrition rules
National Crop Improvement Service notes cows in full milk drink more water and require high protein feeds for good yields. Poor feed leads to poor milk. protein shortages limit casein and milk quantity. Starchy feeds trade high due to demand for horses, while oats remain costly for dairy use though useful as bulk. Jame-grown grains can sometimes offer profitable protein feed trades.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Steps in the Making of Nebraska
Summary traces Nebraska’s path from 1854 territorial acts to statehood in 1867 and early governance. It notes key milestones including 1854 organic act, 1855 assembly, 1864 state-organization act, 1865 Union Pacific construction, 1867 capital shift to Lincoln, 1869 legislative session in Lincoln, and the 1875 constitution.
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Congress
Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington Railway
T. W. Tipton
John M. Thayer
United States
Territory
David Butler
Nct
Omaha
Lincoln
Eloped to Town Sparks Talk of Myriad Affairs
A terse notice notes various life events including elopement marriage and illness, with a prompt to contact the Telegraph office for more details. The fragment hints at a community paper listing notable happenings such as divorces moves and legal actions in a concise, era-appropriate tone.
Rose to the Occasion Penny Request Sparks Family Banter
A father grows frustrated at his son’s plea for a penny, deeming it childish as the boy asserts maturity with a bold retort. The Cleveland Plain Dealer imprint suggests a humorous domestic exchange on money and pride.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hall's Catarrh Medicine touted as constitutional cure
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional issue treatable by Hall's Catarrh Medicine from I J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It offers one hundred dollar rewards for any failure to cure and urges sending for circulars and testimonials. Druggists sell Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
BP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Winter Wheat Seed Shortage Urged By Nebraska Defense
The Nebraska State Council of Defense warns counties may not supply enough winter wheat seed for next fall. It urges immediate action by local councils, farmers, bankers, and suppliers to secure seed and avoid outside shipments. The statement, signed by George Coupland, emphasizes equitable pricing and early procurement to prevent seed shortages.
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Nebraska Council of Defense
Nebraska State Council of Defense
State Council of Defense
George Coupland
St Claire Sisters and National Quartet Join Horner Chautauqua Tour
The St Claire Sisters Lillian Velma Ella and Mary appeared in full dress rehearsal at the Horner Institute before joining the Pioneer Circuit in Texas. The National Quartet also with the Horner Chautauquas offered a versatile program with Harold Stanton and Charles Cox delivering notable vocal and reading performances.
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Kansas City
St. Claire Sisters
Horner Institute of Fine Arts
Pioneer
Texas
National
Horner Chautauquas
Liicewise
St. Claires
Lillian
Velma
Ella
Mary
Wawter
National Quartet
Redpath-Horner Bureau
Harold Stanton
Charles Cox
Sidney Chautauqua Opens Today For Five Day Run
The Sidney Chautauqua begins today lasting five days with notable performances. George Tack shows virile solo fluting while Stanley Graham stands out as a promising pianist hosted by the Horner Institute. audience acclaim marks the opening.
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George Tack
Stanley Graham
Horner Institute
Sidney
Traction Engine Repairs Offered by J J Treinen
SEE J J TREINEN FOR TRACTION ENGINE REPAIRS. HE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
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J. J. Treinen
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Nebraska
Graph Office
J. Jim
Ford
A. Brott
Sidney Lumber Co
J. J. Treinen Proprietor
Frank Hahler
Harper Furniture and
Sidney, Nebr
North Platte
Ogallala
Union Pacific
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Goodrich Tires
America
Goodrich
Mountain Fleet
Lake Fleet
Belabor Goodrich
THE
B. F. Goodrich CO
Akron, Ohio
Wilco
Deeler
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