Fundingsland Millett Auctioneers Real Estate and Sales Listings
Fundingsland and Millett Auctioneers announce fall 1916 and spring 1917 sale dates for real estate live stock and farm auctions. The notice lists numerous buyers and sale dates in Sidney Kimball Potter Bushnell and surrounding areas with assurances of early listing and customer satisfaction. A. Sidney Bank arrangement and loan offerings from Sidney Lumber Co. accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham and Libby
Sterling
Colo
A P. Linder
Bushnell
Nebr
Leafdale
Potter
Oliver Style
Henderson
Sidney
Clarence Chambers
E. Lint
Mr. Thomas
E. M. Johnson
Tony Rosa
Oscar Waltz
Sidney State Bank
Flowers for Indoors Preserve Brightness Through Care
Flowers should be gathered in bud and placed in water in a cool place to keep longer. Double flowers last longer, and some varieties like gladiolus continue to develop buds after placement in water. Before storms, secure flowers for indoor use. dip milky stems in very hot water for better preservation. renew water to avoid decay and odor.
Disraeli’s Vivian Grey foreshadows Beaconsfield name
The London Spectator notes Disraeli’s Vivian Grey includes a character clearly resembling Lord Beaconsfield written in 1826, fifty years before he took the title. It cites how authors often mirror themselves in early works, though this instance uniquely prefigures his later name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disraeli
Vivian Grey
Lord Beaconsfield
London Spectator
The Professor and the Patchwork Shirt Mixup
Martha mendes a shirt for the professor and hides a waist on his clothesline. She and the professor fear exposure as he returns home, discovers her in the house, and learns her true act of courage and care. The moment ends with mutual relief and a newfound closeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murthy Tilbridge
List
Marthau
Martha
Hattie
McClure
Dairy wooden blocks find favor in dairy barns
Pavements of wood blocks, once common in timber regions, are making a comeback for barn floors. Treated with coal tar creosote and laid on concrete foundations, creosoted square blocks offer quiet, non slipping, durable and sanitary surfaces for dairy barns, outperforming stone brick or asphalt substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B O. Longyear
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Barnes
Proper Cooling for Cream
Warm weather degrades cream quality as it is made into butter. Cool cream immediately after separation and keep haul temperatures low by wrapping dampened blankets over the can. Covered cans reduce heat by over 20 degrees, protect from dust, and help sustain prices by preventing low-grade cream reaching the market.
Milk Bottle Closure Innovation by R E Redding
The Scientific American showcases a sanitary bottle closure by R E Redding of Terre Haute Indiana. The invention improves sanitation beyond ordinary pasteboard disks due to its design and materials.
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Terre Haute
Scientific American
R.E. Redding
Ind
Closure strip for bottle seals dirt during uncapping
A cloth strip serves as an auxiliary closure to prevent dirt or dust entry as the main closure is removed. The device features a closure of the described type that can be readily attached or detached from the bottle.
Best Ration for Dairy Cow
A dairy cow is a large eater and drinker with a big stomach that needs substantial feeds daily to sustain milk production. The ration combines rough hay and silage with rich feeds like grain, adjusted to milk output, with heavier grain during peak production.
Sale Jar Mix Up Sparks Fashion Case Joke
A wife buys a so called latest thing in cases at a sale and ends up with a terrible jar. The comic exchange hints at mislabeling and humorous consumer fate. The prank highlights a playful misunderstanding at a local sale.
Took a Chance in Court With Eugene F Ware and Judge Miller
A humorous courtroom exchange centers on Eugene F. Ware who argues before Judge Samuel F. Miller. The judge halts proceedings saying the point has already been settled by every court. Ware replies that the judge sometimes makes decisions contrary to Christendom, and asks to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Ware
Samuel F. Miller
Mr. Ware
Christendom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Fee
Fundingsland & Millett Auctioneers
Warner and James
Neb
Stock Yards
Sale
Monroe Cattle Co
Wheatland
Wio
Hl. West
Vern Bates
Lodgepole
A. Cobb
Kimball
Orn Bybee
Cambrin and Stuht
Camblin and Stuht
R,lk
Stoddard
J. Foster
Fundingsl
J. A. Beard
Dix
Hubert Fuller
Sidney, Neb
John Irwin
Glenn Jones
Harrisburg
Victor Johns
Hadrean
Peetz
Morfeld
I. Peterson
Sam Cross
Lawrence Ivey
Golo
New York Post
Sidney Lumber Co
Perfection Smokeless
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Ane
Fenske. Bros
of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
Adee
Alec
Ford
Detroit
C.R. Owens’ Garage
Sidney, Nebraska
Hahler & Treinen Proprietors
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