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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1916

Page

11

North Divide rural notes on sickness sales and visits

Mrs George Neuman sjuk list this week Dr Swatzlander called for child with erysipelas at G F Herm home. Sale at Hugh Moores Wednesday attended by Kinton Bales Kinton Nelson Spiker. N Kinton bought milk cow for 73 dollars at Moore sale. George Nieman hauling lumber for new barn in Sidney. Mrs Clyde Kinton hosted birthday dinner for Mrs M Knapp with gifts and needlework. Glenn Bales family visited Clyde Rinton. Spiker Ely visited Shulenburgs. Spiker building new milk house. Emery Howe and family visited Shulenburgs and went to see The Birth of A Nation in Sidney. Clyde Kinton sold a load of wheat to Sidney. several locals attended Birth of A Nation. Charlie Osborn seen in Sidney. Snow storm Wednesday with NW wind. Mrs M Knapp returned to Nemaha County after two weeks with Clyde Hinton. Shulenburgs hosting aunt and uncle Harry West and family from Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Henry Empirie and wife shopping in Sidney. F N Kinton sold a load of wheat to Sidney.

George Neuman Swatzlander G. F. Herm Clyde Kinton Glenn Bales Frank Kinton Anderw Nelson T. J. Bpiker Hugh Moore Lewis Shulenburg Sidney Gillard Ely N. Kinton Moore George Nieman M. Knapp Clyde Rinton T. J. Spiker Clarence Ely Emery Howe David Sonday Bushnell Charlie Osborn Nemaha County Clyde Hinton Harry West

A Word for Mothers Promotes Scott Emulsion Help

An old advertisement urges mothers not to endure aches and pains in silence, claiming Scott's Emulsion boosts blood and tissue strength to fight fatigue nerves and low spirits. It markets the product as nourishing and energizing, backed by Scott & Bawington.

Scott Noahcohol Aaa Scott & Bawint Hou Eratn J

Culling the flock urged as poultry prices rise

Extension experts advise strict culling of the flock to improve breeding stock amid high poultry prices. Select males with vigor for breeding, discard poor conformation birds, favor late-molting hens, and avoid breeding from diseased stock. Free range is essential for breeders, avoid winter confinement.

Poultry Department College of Agriculture

Value of Manure in Livestock Fertility

The Nebraska Experiment Station chemistry section reports manure from horses is worth about $20 per animal per year and cattle about $25. Nitrogen and potassium are largely in liquid excrement, so absorbent straw is essential. Open storage causes losses through fermentation and leaching. hauling to fields or covered sheds with compacted piles minimizes fertility loss.

Nebraska Experiment Station

Early fall plowing for winter wheat shown across Nebraska

The article notes widespread plowing in preparation for winter wheat, with farmers across Nebraska adopting this fall practice. It highlights the benefit of early soil work and anticipates yields, reflecting a broader agricultural trend statewide.

Early Plowing Improves Wheat Growth at Nebraska Farm

At the University Farm in Lincoln agronomy plots show August-plowed land yielding strong wheat as moisture from early rains is retained. September-plowed land remains bare while late plowing delays seeding, indicating timing impacts moisture retention and germination in trials.

Agronomy Department Nebraska Experiment Station University Farm Lincoln

Destroy Winter Quarters of Fungi

An ounce of sanitation now will equal a pound of spray material next summer in handling fungus diseases says the agricultural botany department of the University of Nebraska. Many serious diseases are carried over winter in diseased leaves, stems, and fruits left on the ground. Destroy fallen apple leaves and decayed fruit such as apples, plums, and cherries to reduce spring infection and prevent future trouble.

Agricultural Botany Department University of Nebraska

Straw Adds Value as Fertilizer for Farm Use

Straw stacks hold high value beyond feed and bedding. Figures from the college of agriculture chemistry department show wheat straw worth 2.60 and oat straw 3.10 per ton for potash nitrogen and phosphorus. Using straw for soil organic matter yields big dividends on hauling labor.

Chemistry Department The College of Agriculture

Farm Management Studies in Eastern Nebraska

Nebraska Experiment Station issues Farm Management Bulletin No. 1577 by Prof. H. C. Filley. The bulletin addresses problems in territory east of the 27 inch rainfall line and is available for general distribution to applicants.

Nebraska Experiment Station Lincoln H. C. Filley Nebraska

Synod of Nebraska closes with booster for Omaha Seminary

The forty-third annual session of the Nebraska Presbyterian synod ended in Hastings with a lively booster meeting for the Omaha Theological Seminary. Dr. A B Marshall, seminary president, presided and introduced alumni speakers. About 30 percent of Nebraska synod ministers are Omaha seminary graduates, and 25 percent of Town Synod ministers are also graduates.

Synod of Nebraska of the Presbyterian Church Hastings Theological Seminary Omaha A. B. Marshall Nebraska Synod Town Synod

Library Tables and Buffets in Excellent Styles

Advertises The Essig Store offering library tables and buffets in refined styles. Mentions six percent money for home building through Sidney Lumber Co. Note: contains promotional retail copy from a historic newspaper page.

Sidney Lumber OO

Sidney People Discover Instant Action Remedy

Those who have used Adier-i- ka in Sidney report instant relief from constipation sour stomach and gas thanks to buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. One spoonful is said to work on both lower and upper bowel with few doses relieving foul matter and possibly preventing appendicitis. A short course may aid chronic stomach trouble. Western Drug Company.

Sidney Western Drug Company

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