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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
7
An old style print promotes Prince Albert tobacco, touting a cooler flavor and reduced bite. The ad urges readers to buy tins and a crystal humidor, claiming the product provides a pleasant smoking experience and peace of mind.
Early oats in a test of 20 varieties at the Agricultural Experiment Station at Lincoln averaged 53.9 bushels per acre when ripe July 11, about 14 bushels more than later ripening Yate oats. Kherson Burt and Texas Red were among the best early varieties. Lincoln oats led among late varieties. Seeding rate varies with grain size and method. Cleanliness At Calving Time notes stress clean surroundings for cows about to freshen to prevent infection and improve milk yield, with iodine swabs for navel care and disinfected stalls to curb disease in foals.
A historical note reports a large annual loss from navel operations affecting the Colts, focusing on potential preventive measures. The piece outlines concerns about ongoing losses and calls for mitigation strategies to reduce impact on resources and output.
Department of Horticulture at the College of Agriculture Lincoln distributes a free circular on lawn establishment and care. Information covers lawn maintenance and related practices available to the public upon request.
A wide collection of brief items notes deaths of figures such as attorney C. S Polk and veterans, local politics including Beatrice and Norfolk bond votes, and public notices. Also reported are sports results, flood effects on rail lines, tax and license changes, school actions, and upcoming stateEvents in Lincoln and statewide developments affecting industry, transport, and agriculture.
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