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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
3
Notice proclaims dissolution of the Bassett and Sittler partnership and The Red Cross Pharmacy of Sidney Nebraska. WE Bassett assumes all liabilities and rights to accounts of the firm, with Bassett and Sittler as parties and Rob Sittler’s interest transferred. Dated Sidney Nebraska November 6 1918.
The State Convention of the Nebraska Potato Improvement Association is moved to December 4-6 at Scottsbluff due to the Spanish Flu threat. Premiums total about 200 dollars for a single plate class with five potatoes. trophies awarded for best display and artistic exhibit. a silver trophy for best single plate. Also, Purma Bureauate will stock verm free fluid vaccine for blackleg in cattle, offering lifelong immunity with one dose. County agent notes home made hog herd preventive for corn fattening and lists hog conditioning recipe. The county agent helped Al Sprenger vaccinate his cattle on Monday.
The Extension Service of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture has set up or will establish demonstration farm country flocks in Saunders, Gage, Lancaster, Clay, Saline and Cass counties. The program aims to show profitable poultry keeping as a farm sideline, distribute standard bred poultry, and collect data on production costs. Extension workers cooperate with poultry owners and county agents, visiting farms about four times yearly for community demonstrations. Republic, United States, Goodyear and Empire Tires and tubes for sale at Osborn's Garage.
The article urges Liberty bond holders to retain their bonds to support the war effort and prevent reducing the nation’s resources. It warns that selling bonds now shifts the burden to others and promotes the idea that bonds will rise in value after the war, while unscrupulous schemes may tempt owners to exchange bonds for worthless stock. It advises consulting a bank before disposing of bonds to protect investors and national finances.
The piece discusses livestock price stability after peace in Europe, noting grain surpluses unlikely and hogs likely to suffice. It promotes the International Live Stock Exposition from November 30 to December 7 as a driver for beef pork and mutton production and breeder training, with emphasis on U.S. role in replenishing European larders. Batteries tested at the Sidney Battery Station.
Sunday and weekday visits fill the record as Ray and Rolland Witts host and guests include Lula Alenta Bessie Reineka Beatrice Howe and others. The Rose Langley Glassburn Klentz Hammond Langley and Reineka homes see callers Pete Howe Norman and Rolland Pitts frequenting visits and a birthday party hosted by Helen Klentz with Thelma Mildred Edna Lois and Trene Belle as guests.
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