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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
13
A son born Monday to Mr and Mrs J J Brown of Davi son precinct lived only until Saturday. This is the third infant son they have lost. Burial occurred at Dalton on Sunday. The Sidney Endora Lodge D of H bought a Liberty Bond and expressed pride in supporting the country. Subscribe For The Telegraph.
A rapid build of a large garage and blacksmith shop at Tluatsipan by Mr Beels is noted. J Letemeyer of York county has taken over his local farm. Several residents and visitors are listed with travels, meals, and social events in Sidney and nearby. Alfalfa and crops show strong growth after warm spell. fruit trees are planted. roads near Bluntsman improve for auto travel.
Zeb Gustin, Hugh Rouse, Will Tiger and A, BB ship tractors to Colorado Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Brown welcome a baby boy born Sunday night. mother and child are doing nicely. Will Tiger attended an elevator meeting in Lincoln. Gordon, contracted for water works ditches, remains to finish digging. S J Flora family visited Sterling Sunday, Carl Christ laid sidewalks, Gurley crowd attended a Sidney picture show last Thursday.
The dairyman should maintain cleanliness to produce high grade milk. Cobwebs dust and dirt must be prevented with a tight smooth ceiling and walls. Whitewash walls and ceiling at least twice yearly. provide four square feet of glass per cow with well distributed unobstructed windows to maximize light and sun exposure.
Specimens of Egyptian reed pipes, some over 3000 years old, have reached museums. The pipes may hold clues to the scales that survived from an art too ancient for history. A writer suggests primitive man arranged holes equidistantly, implying a natural development of musical sense through mechanical means.
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