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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

17

Nebraska Potato Growers Encouraged By Federal Officials

Extension News Service reports the State potato committee and Nebraskan Potato Growers Association urge Nebraska growers to improve quality. They refute claims that federal rules hurt Nebraska, note no restriction on selling quality potatoes, and emphasize strict grading and disease-free seed treatment to compete regionally.

State Potato Committee Federal Food Administration Nebraskan Potato Growers’ Association Nebraska

Nebraska Wheat Growers Share Of Bread Price Rises

Nebraska farmers now receive about eight cents per pound as their share of the consumer price for bread. Since 1913 the farmer’s portion has grown from under a dime to over 84 cents early this year. The miller’s cut remains around six percent, including container costs, while costs for bugs and other expenses have risen, leaving the farmer with only a modest rise in share amid growing spreads.

Nebraska

Time to stay in colt raising, horse industry outlook

The article argues that despite urban motorization and farming equipment, demand for horses will rise as slaughter rates and halted imports reduce supply. Nebraska College of Agriculture notes prices may rebound when supply tightens. Encourages continued effort by horse raisers, warning that those who persist may reap rewards.

Animal Husbandry Department College of Agriculture University of Nebraska

Nebraska youths urged to raise pigs and garden for war effort

The Junior Section of the Agricultural Extension Service invites Nebraska boys and girls to join a pig-raising program with training, a feed log, and free instructions from University of Nebraska. Last year fifty-two youths produced eight and a half tons of pork. bankers support loans for participants. The program also teaches canning, poultry, and home gardens to boost wartime agriculture, with seasonal bulletins offered free.

Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service University Farm Lincoln Nebr College of Agriculture of the University of Nebraska

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promotes Cure and Reward

A 100 dollar reward offer asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh. The copy claims 35 years of use and that medicine works through the blood to heal diseased mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use, promises health improvement, and offers testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall Prst J Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio All Druggista, Bc

The Huns Abroad and The Pacifists at Home War essay urging united defense

Contributed piece argues Germany must be defeated for world peace and American freedom. It declares the nation is at war to protect independence and civilization, condemns pacifist voices at home, and calls for relentless mobilization against both external aggressors and domestic opposition.

Caspar Whitney N. Y. Tribune National Security League Germany Japan Mexico Europe

Rome’s Early Glass Makers and Imperial Tax History

The text notes Rome began glass making around 300 to 400 years before the Christian era. It claims Rome spread glass craft through conquest, cites Alexander Severus imposing a tax on glass production in the imperial city around 220 B C, and mentions under Tiberius glass makers occupied a full street in Porta Capena.

Rome Empire Alexander Severus B. C Tiberius Porta Capena

Great Writers Shelley and Keats Compared in Essay

The fragment discusses Shelley's ardent style and love of water with many fine poems written at ease before his death. It contrasts him with Wordfully lazy Keats with lazy tendencies, noting Keats left many poems as fragments.

Shelley Tie Cateridge

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