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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
7
A Democratic candidate in Cheyenne County announces for Sheriff after the primary. He pledges fair law enforcement for all and invites residents to call for protection of property at any time, detailing a responsive service ethos and openness. Sidney Neb August 25 1914.
Bulletin 145 from the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station guides farmers in selecting silage handling machinery and reducing costs from cutting to feeding. It compares costs of cutting methods, notes two men can cut more efficiently than one or three, and describes hauling, unloading, hoisting devices, and horsepower needs. Residents can obtain the bulletin free from Director E A Burnett in Lincoln.
Laurence Sterne endured extreme poverty before his death, once seeking a £5 loan from Gar rick. Hearing a party inside he paused, leapt not at the door, and walked away, while the exchange lamented the contrast between abundance and want. The piece recalls Wordsworth on homelessness and empty houses near a thousand homes.
Telegram from Rome via Berlin reports Turkish army mobilization guided by German officers at Constantinople with 200000 Mohammedan troops. Britain seeks American envoy to oversee British interests as Germany strengthens its grip. Russian forces press sieges on East Prussian fortifications as Koenigsberg fights back.
British warships halted the American liners Manchuria and China off Hongkong and compelled surrender of sixty German and Austrian reservists bound for the European theater from the Philippines, under Pacific Mail Steamship Company fleet.
Cablegram to Katherine Park owners reports the British steamship Holmwood was sunk by the German cruiser Dresden near South America. The Dresden's action left Holmwood's crew aboard the Katherine Park according to the message from the owners.
A Rome dispatch reports art loving Romans outraged by the destruction of Louvain. They plan to protest by leaving cards at the Belgian legation as a sign of hostility to the act.
The American Red Cross announced it chartered the steamer Hamburg of the Hamburg American Line to sail Saturday for Europe and be renamed the Red Cross, signaling an emergency relief effort aboard the vessel.
Information from Peking reports Tachien, a small island near Kiauchau bay, has been occupied by Japanese forces. The report notes Tachien is now under Japanese control, signaling new developments in the Kiauchau area.
A German monoplane dropped two bombs in the streets of Paris, marking another raid as streets faced new danger. Residents sheltered as authorities assessed damage and casualties amid ongoing attacks.
The article argues in general terms for deep plowing as a moisture conserving practice. It claims deep plowing can absorb heavy rainfall with less runoff and, if compacted and the surface broke up, can form a crust yet reduce evaporation. It also says deeper soil gives larger feeding space for roots and that frequent cultivation helps control drought‑promoting weeds.
Disinfectants must contact germs directly and require ample quantity to saturate surfaces. After dirt removal, apply thoroughly with broom or stiff brush to floors feed troughs stanchions and lower walls. Use spray to ceilings and upper walls, and reach crevices where dirt collects.
Clean bright clover hay is the best roughage for horses. Other roughage may be used if it is sound and free from mold or dust, provided it is obtainable and suitable for the animals.
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