Doctor Zwink Travels to Cheyenne Then Returns
Dr Zwink went on a business trip to Cheyenne and came back on Sunday.
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Dr Zwink
Cheyenne
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
6
Lines to Be Remembered Poem fragment
The piece reflects on beauty multiplying in twos and threes with examples like roses stars sunsets rainbows and family such as brothers sisters aunts and cousins but highlights there is only one mother in the world attributed to Kate Douglas Wiggin.
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Kate Douglas Wiggin
Boschers German Syrup Ad Claims 52 Years of Use
An ad touts Boschers German Syrup for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It promises restful nights and easy morning expectoration, saying the remedy lets nature heal the inflamed parts. Available in 30 and 90 cent bottles at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Boscher
United States
Nature
RED Cross Pharmacy
How Dog Lovers Can Save Sheep Big hindrance to industry
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge state legislation and dog proof fences to curb sheep killings. The article cites a 15 state study showing 84,683 sheep killed by dogs in one year with potential losses exceeding 107,760 nationwide. Dogs attack singly or in groups, travel far, and often kill by exhaustion, requiring swift action to rehabilitate the sheep industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
Fence Proof Against Various Quadrupeds
Forest Service of the U S Department of Agriculture describes a dog and coyote proof fence tested for farms. Posts seven and a half feet long set two feet in the ground and spaced six feet apart with a ground level barbed wire, a 36 inch woven wire panel with a four inch mesh, and additional barbed wires at increasing heights totaling 57 inches. The design suggests farmers corral flocks at night to avoid building separate dog proof fences.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal officials urge uniform dog law statewide
Federal specialists describe the need for consistent legislation and outline a proposed state dog law in the publication referenced earlier. The outline highlights standard definitions and enforcement provisions to harmonize rules across jurisdictions.
Canines Keep Many From Growing Sheep
Crop reporters in 36 farm states submitted estimates for 1918 showing that sheep numbers could rise 150 percent without displacing other stock. This would add about 34,000,000 sheep across the states. Of 1,411 responses on profitability, 1, 'Yes' and of 894 on causes preventing increase, 538 blamed dogs.
The Sheep Killing Dog Tax Proposal
A reflective piece argues dogs beloved by owners may still kill sheep and tarnish the breed. It urges tax on dogs to deter surplus animals and curb neglect that fosters sheep predation, advocating responsible ownership and fewer dogs kept by those unable to prevent harm.
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C. E. Harper
Special Information Service
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Monarch
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Celo
Sidney
Frank Nolan Sidney
Nebr
First National Bank
Nebraska
B. A. Jones
W. EE
Swatzlander
Leslie Neubauer
Farmers State Bank
J. M. Swenson
Leroy V. Ley
L. R. Rudd
Gurley, Nebraska
Kimball
C. E. Lockwood, the Land Man
Kimball, Nebraska
Lalley
Chas. Nepinsky
Gapen Bldg
Sidney ,Nebr
Twin City
Kingston
H. P
Hyatt
S.A. Schmitt Implement Co
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