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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
9
The article promotes adding guineas to a small farm to boost income with modest effort. It covers breeding timing, hatching with a domestic hen, care for eggs and hatchlings, coop setup, feeding regimes, mite control, and winter feeding. It notes guineas’ insect control, garden benefits, and flavor, with detailed guidance on stages from hatch to roosting and laying cycles.
Kansas State Agricultural College zoologist Dr. R K Nabours states moles eat earthworms and insects not corn. He explains mole runs help meadow mice and other small animals access crops and notes controlling moles is easier than killing the mice to prevent damage.
We present the Waltham Piano Co factory representation, a Milwaukee makers with a 25 year reputation. Over 31 000 pianos are in U S homes with Nebraska and Cheyenne County buyers highlighted. First six buyers receive factory price minus 90 to 175 advertising allowance and a two year music scholarship.
Major manufacturers spend thousands on ads across industries. The Waltham Piano Co has earmarked $25 000 for Nebraska advertising this year with $1080 allocated to the territory. Instead of traditional magazines, commissions, or dealers, the first six buyers in this sale will receive 90 to 175 dollars each as direct cash payments equivalent to a cash discount on any piano chosen.
Word on piano value warns against cheap builds. Waltham Price fixed by factory. factory reps sell below typical dealer prices. Hundreds sold at regular price. largest values on the market. You save $0.00 to $175.00 and receive two years of music lessons free with the first six phonos.
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at an Illinois Bar association dinner in Chicago praising universal military training as America's answer to the world war crisis. He said the nation is on trial, urging citizens to pursue a robust nationalism and readiness to defend liberty at home and abroad.
A fragment expresses a commitment to serving the democratic republic and, through that, to serving the world at large. The quotation underscores ideals of national duty and global responsibility within a historical context.
President Wilson addressed the Washington encampment urging loyalty from alien born Americans and invoking national unity during wartime service. He warned against tampering with U S honor and integrity and prayed the country avoids entering war, though readiness remains emphasized.
The president voiced confidence that in times of trouble the vast number of foreign born citizens in the United States would remain loyal, and imagined a revived worldwide surge of enthusiasm for justice and liberty as the new world asserts its standards.
Five persons died and thirty were injured in a rear end collision of two trains on the New Haven railroad at Bradford. Alton Ball, eighteen, of Berwyn, was arrested on charges of attempted criminal assault against fourteen year old Alberta Martin.
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