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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
12
Notice declares the dissolution of the Bassett & Sittler and The Red Cross Pharmacy of Sidney Nebraska. W IF Bassett takes over Sittler's interest and liabilities and will collect all accounts due. Dated Sidney Nebraska November 5 1918.
This short notice from the Special Information Service of the United States Department of Agriculture discusses a practical approach to bird handling and care, emphasizing safe capture and relocation methods, and advising readers on humane practices and regulatory guidelines.
Guidance on candling eggs to assess freshness using a light source in a dark room. Describes equipment ideas, bloom significance, air cell indicators, and how to classify eggs as fresh, stale, or decomposed. Includes advice on utilizing fat from poultry, housing layouts, roosts, and nest placement for healthy flocks.
The fragment notes eggs not offensively bad may be used for poultry feed, implying a reuse pathway. Limited context prevents a full event or subject. no clear titles or entities emerge from the text.
Be sure the male at the head of the flock is purebred. The Mediterranean or egg breeds include Leghorns Minorcas Spanish Blue Andalusians and Anconas. American breeds include Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Javas Dominiques Rhode Island Reds and Buckeyes. Purebred poultry means uniformity of products and increased profits if marketed well.
A traditional estimate places annual hen egg production at about ten dozen per hen. This figure reflects a common view of poultry yields in farm reports and general agricultural summaries.
Eggs intended for hatching should not be kept over four weeks. They must be turned every day or two.
A historical catalog lists basic farm feed components including eggs, meat scraps, milk, cottage cheese, oats, corn, barley, and greens such as lettuce and cabbage. It also mentions fodder like alfalfa, clover, mangels, sprouted oats, grit, oyster shell, and water as part of animal sustenance.
Notice of sale of the north half of Section 13 Township 16 North Range 49 in Cheyenne County Nebraska at the Sidney court house front door on Tuesday, with terms: one half cash, balance in three years, six percent interest, secured by first mortgage, to the highest bidder. First offered quarters then half-section, then entire half section to secure the highest bid. Referee JW Jopinson Reserve 3-5.
Creditors and heirs warned that Harriet L. McKinstry died July 24, 1916, in Illinois leaving a will. Dr. Jones of Sidney and James B. Stitzel of Illinois filed a petition asking Nebraska probate of the will. A hearing is set for November 18, 1918 at 10:00 a.m. in the Cheyenne County Courtroom Sidney.
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