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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
6
Uncle Dan discusses changes in warfare from ancient to modern times, praising Allied resolve and condemning the Kaiser. He urges swift overthrow of Prussian brutality, defends universal service, stresses farming in war effort, and calls for congressional action on exemptions and national duty.
A conversation notes that penalties for poaching were severe in the past and warns that society may be returning to similar strict standards. The speakers discuss a drift toward treating small thefts like arand larceny as serious offenses.
A humorous remark portrays Parks claiming dominance as he leans on a post, joking that the post could not stand without him. The line captures a boastful, comic moment about egotism and self-importance.
The State University will run a winter term starting December 3 open to all with emphasis on farm youth. Credit earned equals one semester. Agriculture and Engineering colleges offer first year courses and select others. Agriculture students enter College of Agriculture. others in School of Agriculture. Ends early spring with early-April finish for most departments.
The University of Nebraska agricultural engineering department urges farmers to dispose of scrap metal now to aid war material production. Most farmers have two to a half dozen obsolete machines, and selling scrap metal helps both government and the farmer, with options for local or community shipments for those farther away.
The animal husbandry department of the College of Agriculture endorses wheat or rye pasture for brood sows. Where the wheat is well grown, sows may be pastured in the wheat field, saving a great deal of grain.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Packed with tonics and blood purifiers, it’s presented by PF J Cheney & Co of Toledo and supported by testimonials. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.
Farmers advised to boost breeding herds by 15 to 25 percent to meet pork demand for 1918. Young sows require more grain than old sows to ensure strong growth during winter, with adequate shelter and feed for the winter and pasture next summer.
The University of Nebraska dairy team won top honors at the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio. Nebraska led in Holstein and cheese judging and placed second in milk and butter. Nebraska milk earned highest honors with a gold medal. Since 1908 forty eight cups have been offered and Nebraska has won nineteen.
Stock Feeders Day will be observed at the State Farm on Tuesday, November 20. The event features a viewing of stock on experimental rations, including eight lamb lots started October 1, 500 hogs on test, and 50 steers. A spring Beef Producers Day will offer a final viewing at the close of feeding. All farmers and stock raisers are urged to attend.
The gray parrot of western Africa is credited with a remarkable ability to imitate human speech. It has long been a favorite bird in stories, though many accounts vary in credibility.
Nebraska reports a strong response to a government food conservation drive. The Food Administrator says more than 200000 families are pledged as mail returns keep arriving from across the state. Nebraska hopes to register about two thirds of its families.
An unusual tribute to Nebraska in general and to the citizens who have cooperated in this movement. By the time the request is brought to all Nebraskans I believe we will easily sign up more than ninety per cent of our families.
An aphoristic reflection on a woman seeking advice before marriage quoted from George Washington. It suggests women rarely seek opinions until their decision is formed and frames the request as a firm personal resolve rather than debate.
A strong team prepares for a crucial game as key relays and weather factors test performance. The squad aims to capitalize on momentum with focused defense and efficient offense to secure a challenging matchup.
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