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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
4
The Ice Chamber uses galvanized iron for air circulation while the Provision Chamber is 18 gauge steel with white porcelain, heat fused to prevent chipping. Features include removable wire shelves, rounded corners, tongue and groove joints, and durable post-supported walls. Ash lumber with golden oak finish, prices from 37.00 to 82.00.
Western Nebraska homeowners are advised to select wind and sun resistant paints. Moore’s Guaranteed Roof and Barn Paints in Red or Green sell at 81.25 per barrel, 5 gallons 1 per pal. Honor House Paints priced at 1.30 and 1.75 per pal. Tile Like-A Gloss varnish brightens woodwork and floors, pint 40c, 12 gallons 1.45. Lambert’s Floor Varnish, quart 90c. Perfection Flat Colors offered at 2.00 per gallon. KOMAC wall paper line available at smart prices with order options from sample books for special designs.
The fourth annual beef producers day will be at the Agricultural Experiment Station in Lincoln on Wednesday May 17. Cattle on experimental rations will be exhibited and the study covers cottonseed meal Tarkic molasses finishers corn silage and the relative values of shelled and ground corn. The Nebraska Live Stock Feeders Association meets at 10 am with emphasis on questions affecting economical market-handling of livestock.
Smoked meat kept four to five days before storage remains best for summer. A smokehouse is ideal until extreme heat. Store in cool dark dry ventilated space free from flies, wrapped in paper or muslin or packed unwrapped in rock salt. Ventilation dryness and absence of flies are key to successful preservation.
The College of Agriculture advises letting alfalfa stand until full bloom for superior horse hay. Dust in alfalfa often comes from external moisture like rain or dew during curing, not just internal moisture. When storing hay in barns for horses, mow and sprinkle with a salt and airslaked lime mix in equal parts to aid preservation.
The Home Economics Department of the College of Agriculture suggests a rhubarb conserve using four pounds of rhubarb five pounds of sugar one pound of seeded raisins two oranges and one lemon. Wash and peel the stalks and cut into one inch pieces then place in a kettle.
The report notes Congress will not recess for national conventions as a $200,000,000 motor deal pool nears completion. US cavalry routs a Vilista band with forty killed, while Verdun combatants resume offensives. Carranza agrees to border conference terms and hundreds of women reportedly fight in European trenches. Roosevelt seen as key to the Republican plight. five Irish rebels shot after court martial. An Algersmith Lumber plant fire in Duluth causes major losses. a Chicago Grain elevator destroys 60,000 bushels.
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