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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
3
Advice to farmers on keeping a productive dairy herd through careful culling, selecting the best cows for long term value, and leveraging feed efficiency. Emphasizes relying on state and federal research, keeping top animals, and using county fairs to boost local economic benefits.
The author urges towns to acquire playgrounds by integrating park land into street planning. Cities would include parks in planning and condemnations, letting developers bear costs as with street land, ensuring park spaces emerge with no extra expense.
The text defines the don’t care man as a traveling salesman who focuses on salary and expense accounts, does only enough to keep his job, and is prone to finding flaws in management. He favors greener pastures and harbors grievances against the owner, claiming unfair treatment.
Bishop Thomas of Wyoming visits, lodgepole residents on sick list, John Mellen, a Chicago and Northwestern agent, in town Wednesday. Ralph Ribble takes new work in Sidney after Sterling. Lodgepole residents Cage returns home after hospital care. I A Gapen buys type for Tun Telegraph in Denver. Christine Shatto family visiting Pioneer Ranch. J M Swenson buys lot, plans bachelor apartments. Principal Hanna invited to speak at State Teachers Association meeting in Omaha. Brian James suffers stroke after schoolyard fall. notes on handling energetic boys. Rest Room and Library close for Tobin's Opera House bazaar. vote for babies at 9:30. Magazine renewals pitched.
About fifty babies of all sizes and ages will be at the opera house Saturday to receive you and depend on your vote to send them home happy. Come while the voting's good.
A Denver play festival gathered 7000 children for dances gymnastics and organized play with family picnics and recreation. Estimated total attendance reached 65000, highlighting a lively community event. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for young children with stomach issues, noted as easy to take and gentle in effect, available through dealers.
An 1880s style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for unsolved catarrh cases. It endorses F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio and features testimonials from the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo. The ad cites Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally at 75 cents per bottle and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A condensed directory page lists state and county officers, land offices, postoffice staff, and various clubs and church schedules in Sidney including government offices, public schools, and local fraternal organizations with meeting details and officers.
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