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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

11

Proper potato storage and exhibits urged by Farm Bureau News

H G Gould urges careful handling during digging and storing to prevent dry rot in potatoes and recommends formaldehyde fumigation for cellar sanitation. He notes the State Potato Show at Scottsbluff in November and calls Cheyenne farmers to exhibit potatoes. He warns against inferior nursery stock and advises buying healthy varieties suited to the climate. Green corn fed to hogs from dry lots is unsafe. pastured hogs may tolerate it with fewer issues.

Cheyenne Scottsbluff Wisconsin Cheyenne County

Pleasant Valley Potatoes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Farmers dig potatoes as Bay City visitors Mrs. Lloyd Simpson and son stay with PR Simpson. LeBlancs welcome baby girl, Daniel Brandt’s family greets a son, while Daniel serves in Camp Dix. Local trips to Denver Omaha Sterling and Crook, plus multiple family dinners and calls at Bonser, Simpson, and Louderback homes fill the week.

Lloyd Simpson Little Son Bay City Mich PR. Simpson Zotique LeBlanc Daniel Brandt Sam Camp Dix New Jersey Mro Ervie Simpson Httle Son Denver Albert Otties Little Dauughter Omaha JF. Simpson Sterling, Colo Albert Jelinek Geo. Fisher le. Simpson T. W Bonser Crook

Prairie Gem Social Activities in Exira Area

Prairie Gem reports Dan Lankston visiting his mother in Arapaho Nebraska before service. Ladies met with Mrs Andrew Andersen and enjoyed lunch. S Chambers is plowing as his engine runs. Clyde Lovall and family with Frank Kliestner and Ben Wagoner visited Henry Walsh. Mrs Hugh Hammond learned of her father's death in Exeter. Fourth Liberty Band met at Hammond School. Clyde Lovall, Frank Kestner drove to Sidney. Dance at the school house well attended. Kestrer staying with Lovall for a few days.

S Chambers Clyde Lovall Frank Kliestner Ben Wagoner Henry Walsh PL Chambers Hugh Hammond Exeter Nebr Hammond School Frank Kestner Joe

By Voice and Vote backs all war measures urged

The speaker has given unqualified support to every war measure and calls for vigorous, speedy prosecution of the war until the enemy is forced to surrender unconditionally.

Leafdale residents join Liberty Bond drive at threshers

Mrs Alfred Johnson spent days at Joe Johnson's cooking for threshers. Liberty Bond day brought broad activity as neighbors rallied quotac and bought bonds. Families including Bowen, Leafdale, Johnsons and Osbergs visited, while threshing paused to support the bond drive.

Alfred Johnson Joe Johnson Liberty Bond J. H. Bowen C. BE. Leafdale Mr. Stoll Lillie Hougen Miss Aura Oscar Johnson Carl Osberg Potter

FOR SUPREME JUDGE Clean able fearless

The Omaha Bee urges a clean fearless candidate while the Lincoln State Journal flags Amber as fit and ready. The World-Herald notes the west three-fourths of the state seeks at least one judge.

Omaha Bee Lincoln State Journal West World-Herald

Do you want a good home in the best town on earth

Real estate ad copy from SIDNEY LUMBER CO urges readers to consider buying a home in their town. The brief message emphasizes quality living and invites prospective buyers to visit the firm for options and guidance.

Sidney Lumber CO

Take your Battery troubles to the SIDNEY BATTERY STATION

The SIDNEY BATTERY STATION on West Lincoln Way offers expert service for battery issues with a focus on quick, reliable fixes and local customer support.

Sidney Battery West Lincoln Way

Swift & Company dividend notice to stockholders

Cash dividends have been paid regularly for thirty years. The rate at present is 8 percent. This statement is made solely for your information and not for the purpose of boosting stock. We welcome live stock producers retailers and consumers as co partners.

Swift & Company

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