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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
5
A brief note advises removing leaves before placing cut flowers in water to avoid decay and suggests peeling bark from hard stalked shrubs. The guidance emphasizes preparing stems to improve longevity of floral arrangements.
The text notes the cuckoo bee ends like a cuckoo by laying its eggs in other bees nests. It mentions many species with steady smooth brightly colored bodies resembling wasps and emitting a sweet balsam odor.
Harry Tilston quits lofty plans and finds success and love making plum puddings with his mother in Bradley. Molly, a hired girl, reveals she is Mary Louise Juxtonbury daughter of a baker and financier, who used pudding making to enter business and win his heart.
Cattle receipts 13 500 head at Union Stock Yards South Omaha with moderate quality. Beef steers steady to higher demand, cows and heifers dull and prices lower for butcher stock. Hogs 9 000 head, market active with gains to 2 per cwt. Sheep and lambs 9 100 head, prices 30 to 60 cents higher. fat lambs $16.00 to $17.00, feeders $17.50, yearlings $12.10 to $13.00, ewes up to $10.00 to $10.50.
A fragmented quote cites Goethe and the idea of shaping the world through will. The message hints at self and artistry, presenting a terse, aphoristic reflection on inner strength and influence.
A man asks about using his fishing gear in a pond. Farmer Curntossel replies that it could be recreation, noting you might not catch anything but there are many lone Osh in the pond who would enjoy the amusement.
An African giraffe reaches as tall as seventeen feet in its native habitat. The text notes that many design efforts prove difficult to plan and execute, an observation attributed to Johnsep.
Obituary details a Cheyenne County resident and Masonic Lodge member of 42 years born in Denmark January 5 1845 who died after a two day illness at nearly 73. Wife and most children present. son Grant away touring. Funeral conducted by Masonic lodge with brother Masons. burial in Greenlawn Cemetery near Sidney. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs Len Sherwin of Winston Colorado and three sons Charles Grant Edward, all in the county.
Experiments by Drs. Wideyo Nozuchi and Rotusa buro Nude at Rockefeller Institute laboratories show that mosquitoes, houseflies, and blueborne tiles infected with infantile paralysis virus cannot transmit the disease to monkeys, according to their report in the Journal of Experimental Medicine.
Washington Star quotes Grubbs saying he has always worked hard without appreciation and likens himself to a singer whose louder effort makes him sound worse.
Advertises Goolson and Havens selling a large number of milch cows on Saturday November 24 at Fundingsland Barn starting at 2 PM. Auctioneers Fundingsland & Millett. Cows shipped from Oregon by Mr Havens, now resident of Sidney. Due to feed shortage on the west coast dairy herds are being disposed of and shipped elsewhere. All interested in dairy stock should attend.
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