Agricultural Advice on Corn and Wheat Feeds for Cheyenne Co Farmers
Agricultural notes advise corn as the most popular farm poultry feed due to abundance and cost, but it should be balanced with meat, bone, bran and nitrogenous feeds. For laying hens, exercise and access to insects and green feed improve results, with higher winter allowances. Wheat is less fattening than corn and better for growth, but expensive. supplement with protein-rich seeds. Wheat screenings can be used, but weed seed risk exists. burnt wheat is rarely advantageous due to marginal price difference.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pushing the Button in Nebraska Farms
A Nebraska rural scene shows households becoming button pushers. A single push summons a central operator, lights flood homes or barns, machinery starts, and distant services or messages arrive. Neighbors ready to render service when a button is pushed.
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Nebraska
Planting pansy seeds for early blooms in cool weather
Plant pansies indoors in boxes early for best blooms. Use loose soil and 2 to 3 inch row spacing, sow thinly, and thin to half an inch to promote strong plants. Transplant into flats later with double spacing. Peneptantine helps roots grow stronger and the plants become more compact and sturdy.
Roads for Illinois by Fair Price and Speed
The state must pay a fair price for good roads and cannot overpay. Governor Small aims to curb profiteers and accelerate road construction. Bad roads hinder progress and drain resources, while Illinois needs fast, efficient road building with prudent spending.
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Gov. Small
Illinois
Three Reasons for Cleaning Up
The first week in April is spring clean up week. City officials and citizens should cooperate to remove fire hazards from premises. The city or village will provide men and teams free of charge to haul away all waste and debris to reduce fire risk.
Nebraska Clean Up Drive Urges Fire Safety and Publicity
Officials urge fire chiefs to inspect territories and enforce changes to reduce fire risks. The public press is urged to educate the public, with Nebraska slated for a spring clean up from April 4 to 9. Promote selling attic rubbish to fund seeds and plants. Maintain clean yards and houses to lower insurance costs and disease risk.
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Nebraska
Shovelology Study Reveals Shoveling Tips and Pairs
A Cincinnati Enquirer joke recalls a shovel maker studying shovel ology. Findings include a skilled shoveler handling over 21 pounds, throwing within ten feet horizontally or eight feet vertically, two ten minute breaks every two hours, and working in pairs, as two together shovel twice as much as two alone.
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Hogan
P&k
Cincinnati Enquirer
Health lesson from a mountain school drives home safety
A North Carolina mountain school teacher gives a health talk, and a 9 year old report highlights practical tips on hygiene and disease prevention. The piece notes the teacher’s spelling flaws but praises her effective health instruction and the child’s earnest summary.
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North Carolina
The Movie Rise and a Spark of Commerce
A fragment notes The Movie Rise as an endurance test with a controversial kiss described as adhesive rather than a kiss. It mentions an Ammon's electric curler guaranteed two years for 3.50 and Sidney Lumber Co advertising in The Telegraph as mutually beneficial for business.
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Robert Quillen
Saturday Evening Post
Ammon’s
Plain Questions to Sidney People About Doan's Kidney Pills
A Sidney reader recalls Mrs. Sol Willis praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief in 1910. She reaffirmed in 1920 that her opinion remains high and would take Doan's again. Price set at 60 cents. manufactured by FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Sidney
Dean
Sol Willis
W. Main St
Doan
Willis
Eighth Grade Examinations Schedule 1921 Nebraska
Eighth grade examinations will be held at school buildings in Potter Lodge Pole Dalton Gurley and at the Court House in Sidney Nebr on Thursday and Friday April 7 and 8 1921 and Thursday and Friday May 5 and 6 1921 Anna McFadden Co Supt.
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Potter
Lodge Pole
Dalton and Gurley
Sidney
Nebr
Anna McFadden, Co
Notice to trespassers on my land near Sidney
Notice from IVAN MORROW stating that the land south of Sidney is not a resort and all trespassers must cease. follows an advertisement for The Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank serving electric supplies.
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Sidney
Ivan Morrow
American Bank
Valiant Lodge No 96 Meets on Wednesdays
Valiant Lodge No 96 meets every second and fourth Wednesdays. Visitors welcome. Griffith K of B.
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Valiant Lodge No. 96
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H. A. Stover
L. A. Donahoe
Studt-Hink
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United States
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W. C. Campbell
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Dad
Old Court House
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Ericson
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H. T. Doran
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