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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
3
Peter refuses Annette's push for overt patriotism and questions love of country beyond parade displays. He defies risk to rescue a child from an oncoming car, earning unspoken risk and loyalty on the hill. Arnold Adams hosts a formal speech, while Annette eyes depth of sincerity over pageantry.
Practical house design with a large front living room and two story finish in red oak or birch on first floor and pine second story. Full seven foot basement. Estimated build cost $3,050 excluding heating and plumbing. Plans and specs design No 932 offered for $25 by editor Glenn L. Saxton.
Annette confronts her lover Peter after a car accident. He reassures her and disappears. Later she witnesses his eloquent speech to Italian immigrants, praising American citizenship. She admits her faults, resolves to support him, and asks for her ring as he pledges devotion.
When lambs are released to pasture with the season, do not drop grain abruptly. Most flocks go on grass before it is solid, causing scours. Continue feeding some whole corn for a time to ease the lambs through the transition and prevent severe setbacks.
The Missouri experiment station reports a three year study with hogs fed on forage crops. Income per acre averaged 34.11 from clover, 24.63 from rape and oats, 29.08 from corn and cowpens, and 17.71 from blue grass. Estimates use 60 cents per bushel for corn and 6 cents per pound for pork. The findings imply strong results when hogs harvest their own feed.
The article notes ashes improve digestion and destroy intestinal worms in hogs. It cites sulfur in pens and claims hog manure adds about 10 to 12 dollars yearly to a farm’s revenue.
The Washington Star pivots on the idea that value hinges on the name at the bottom of a painting or a check. Mr Comrox challenges the claim that art and business have nothing in common.
The Cheyenne County Board of Equalization meets at the courthouse in Sidney with members Halston, Brest, Barlow, Daugherty, and Doran. Agents for International Harvester and Parlin Orendorff Plow Co appear. continuances granted. several assessments adjusted or upheld.
The page lists government offices and officials across Sidney with names such as W. W Wood Register and Edward McLernon Postmaster, plus county officers like W. R. Wood Sheriff and J. Dougherty Attorney. It details local boards, churches Methodist and Catholic schedules, and numerous fraternal groups with officers and meeting times.
The article explains cows require one to eight ounces of salt daily, depending on concentrate intake. It emphasizes constant access and cites a Wisconsin station experiment finding an average of about two ounces per cow per day.
It is estimated by observers that sheep may be cheaper to keep than swine. Pasture is essential for sheep, while swine can be kept in the pen. Swine are rarely profitable when housed in close quarters.
An agricultural note suggests oilmeal given as a small pea sized cake benefits horses when their main grain is corn. The tip emphasizes a light supplement rather than a full ration.
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