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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
6
The State health service reports distribution of cholera serum at practically production cost. Serum costs one and a half cents per cubic centimeter, same price for virus when sold with serum, or two cents per virus when sold without serum. Orders require payment in advance. serum will be shipped promptly after payment.
In a difficult period of cool wet weather farmers report pigs saved by careful handling. An agricultural service stresses better care and sanitation as the remedy to protect stock.
Farmers in a dozen counties arrange cooperative sales of their wood with a gang of buyers expected from several wool houses and media firms. Wood will be carted to sale lots and sold to highest bidder with portions of large lots attracting buyers from Beatrice Lincoln Seward David City Columbus and nearby towns. Extension Service University Farm Lincoln offers information.
University extension workers report Nebraskans stopping egg production aims to favor fertile eggs due to high egg prices and longer storage life. Demonstrations stress removing male birds after they reach healthy age to maximize fertility and egg quality for breeding stock.
Several communities consult the Extension Service for information on how sales are conducted and for plans for sales barns and pavilions. The Extension Service has studied successful community sales organizations and will provide this information and plans to interested parties.
An advertisement reports a produce merchant who suffered severe rheumatic pain, headaches, and weakness. After using Tantac, he reports improved appetite, sleep, strength, and complete relief of rheumatism. Tantac is sold in Sidney, Potter, Lodge Pole, and Dalton through listed pharmacies.
Nebraska women in the University Extension list edible wild greens such as wild dandelion fettners sour duck lambs quarter and wild mustard among others. They also advise sanitary poultry practices using kerosene and disinfectant sprays to deter wireworms and mites in hen houses.
Sidney residents made multiple visits last week as Miss Velma Rose assisted ill Ed Bowes, and others like Mr Flammond, Mr Langly, and Charley Springer were seen in Sidney. Mrs Pitts traveled to Sterling and Cole to see kin while Peet Howe went to Potter and Peetz Colorado. George Vernon visited Maclafw rence and Mr Rose, with Klentz family dining with Mr and Mrs FIL tane and nephew Norman Sunday.
The note counsels keeping a calm temper rather than reacting to small faults. It argues that steadiness preserves family harmony and prevents unnecessary distress caused by overreacting to omissions.
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