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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
6
The Sidney Battery Station on West Lincoln Way offers battery testing services. Bring your vehicle or device to have the battery health checked and tested for performance and reliability.
Frank J Cheney of J Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio to pay 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary public A W Gleason records this on December 6, 3886. Company claims internal action through blood on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
Statistics from the Pari Management Department at the University of Nebraska show wide income gaps among farmers. A Gage county farmer earned 3879 from TS0 acres, another 0 from 180 acres, with stock sales driving higher returns. A Seward County farmer cleared 3050 from TS acres, a Madison County farmer made 3079 from 20 acres, and a neighbor Sis from 280 acres. Net labor income excludes expenses, investment interest, and depreciation allowances.
University of Nebraska report on fall lamb feeding finds clipping unprofitable due to market discrimination. Green feed and blue grass rations yield higher gains and profits. blue grass and cornfield rations top profits, while corn with full feed and rape fattening underperform. Lambs on blue grass and cornfield diets show the best net profit per head.
Eggs weighed at the University of Nebraska show wide variation by breed. White Leghorn pullets yield 35 to 62 grams, old hens 60 to 67 grams, White Wyandotte pullets 35 to 60 grams, Barred Rock 40 to 57 grams. Ideal egg weight cited as 56 grams.
Farmers of Seward county seeking corn husking help in other counties due to drought. Seward county was hard hit and will offer to help shuck corn in drought-free areas from mid October. Contact H. P. Rigdon, County Agent, Seward, Nebraska.
The Nebraska University poultry department says hens that lay fewer than 100 eggs annually are unprofitable and should be culled. The USDA estimates 100 hens per farm would produce about sixty billion eggs nationwide, marking a major national resource.
Nebraska Farmers' Union president HL Gustafson and Nebraska Farmers' Congress president OG Smith advocate expanding sheep flocks to boost wool and meat supply. They urge policymakers to support increases in flock sizes to meet rising demand.
The Food Administration imposes a ban on young turkeys. Growers are urged not to sell and buyers urged not to buy young hens under seven pounds or toms under nine pounds.
Werner and Edna Jessen called at the Wise home last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Olson returned home after a two week visit with her daughter in Colorado. Floyd Forney left for Scottsbluff to work in the beet factory. Charles Amsden helped Oscar Olson. Mrs. Ira Bennett called at the Olson home. Harold Linde returned home to Peel Colorado. Mrs. Wise is staying with Mrs. Wise of Lodgepole. Forneys visited by family. Olson and Zalesky families visited south of Sundl. Walter Wassum and wife and Fred Raddatz and family visited W. W. Wassum. J. J. Jessen send family visited. Spud digging is widespread and potatoes are good.
At Sidney Battery Station in West Lincoln Bay batteries underwent testing to assess performance and safety. Officials reported findings indicating standard operation and no significant issues observed during the tests.
Mrs Annie Sawerbierg of 46 North Twenty sixth Street Omaha credits Tanlie with a dramatic recovery from long illness. She reports indigestion back pain and rheumatic trouble followed by a drastic weight gain appetite improvement and peaceful sleep after starting the medicine. She now does housework and plans to buy another bottle. Tanlie is advertised in Sidney Potter Lodgepole and Dalton.
Estate No 212 of Mary O Tyde Deceased filed by Christina Olander to determine heirs and ownership of 160.89 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska including Ehalf SW1/4 Sec 30 and Lots 3 4 in Sec 30 Township 15 North Range 52 West. Hearing set Sunday November 1918 at 10 AM in Sidney County Court Room.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska orders all interested parties including Emma Glynn Rebecca Nelson and Henry Schrear to appear November 2 1918 at 10 AM for final settlement of the estate of George Schrear deceased The order requires publication in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing and directs notice to all interested parties of the pendency of the petition and hearing.
Late and two weeks silent North Bronson report covers Bunker Hill school program proceeds to Junior Red Cross. Highlights include a flawless Ha drill, a play titled Friends of Uncle Sam, and Robert Burnow’s talk on the Fourth Liberty Loan. Community meetings and bond sales, plus local visits, fill the week.
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