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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
2
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains geese can be raised on rough pasture with water access for profit. It covers breeding, incubation, gosling care, feeding, housing, and marketing, noting grasses as primary feed, management of brooding, and feather value.
A guide to raising geese covers ranging needs during breeding and year round, shelter needs, mating practices, stocking density, and incubation. It notes geese are kept for flesh and feathers, with large scale fattening profitable in some regions and feather demand fluctuating. Chinese and African breeds are popular, while the Egyptian goose remains rare and ornamental.
Place the egg on its side not end and run the incubator at 102 degrees with the thermometer at the top of the eggs. Turn eggs twice daily from day four to day eighteen. Remove clear and dead eyes after testing on day seven. Run twenty four hours to ensure regulation. Disinfect after each hatch and when infecting never refill without disinfection.
Fundingsland and Millett Auctioneers announce spring sale dates listing buyers from Nebraska and Colorado with February 14 to March 28 dates. The notice invites more sales, guarantees satisfaction, and offers to arrange dates via Sidney State Bank or by phone.
Osborn and Jorgen unveil a new plan for a Building and Loan operation. The idea targets housing finance and savings opportunities, aiming to broaden access to home loans for local residents. Details on governance and funding remain to be announced.
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