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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1916

Page

6

North Divide Community Notes and Local Happenings

Mrs Lucy Bauman of Falls City Nebr arrived for an extended visit with her son Joseph Bauman and family. Numerous locals attend the dedication of the Catholic school in Sidney and many were shopping in Sidney Saturday. Frank Portrey owns 160 acres of wheat and a shower blessed the area. Henry Marquart of Chester Nebr died suddenly at J F Harmen’s home.

Lucy Bauman Falls City Nebraska Joseph Bauman John Santo Rule Clyde Kinton Messrs Frank Portrey St. Patrick's Academy Sidney Ray Frame Frame George Nieman Thayer County Glenn Bales Frank Kinton Fred Bartele A. Kinton Pear Alice Penn State Normal Lewis Shulenberg Denver Thad Spiker Charlie Shulenberg Verdon Lewis Henry Marquart Chester J. F. Harmen Clarence Ely Mable Brewer Gillard Ely East

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report 1916

Normal run of sheep and lambs with receipts far larger than other markets. Killer lambs up 25 cents, movement active with tops at 10.60. old sheep and ewes up to 10 cents higher, tops 6.90. Cattle, hogs, and feeders show gains. quotes include beef to 10.60, cows 5.75 to 7.00, veal calves 8.00 to 11.00, hogs 10.10 to 10.65, lambs 10.40 to 10.66, yearlings 6.50 to 7.50, ewes up to 9.00. Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb. September 6, 1916.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nebr

County Agent Notes on Cattle Vaccination and Potato Diseases

Dolodoo reports 1230 cattle vaccinated this week with 90 head for Hugh Irwin and 40 for John Irwin. One of Hugh Irwin’s herd died from Blackleg last Saturday. Pot growers face encouraging outlook but yields may be below full average due to thin stands. Omaha homegrown prices rose from 60–65 cents in July to 1.25 per bushel by September 1. Diseases found in several fields include Rhizoctonia, Fusarium wilt, leaf curl, and black scour, with common scab likely in many cases and warranting action to prevent spread and losses.

Hugh Irwin John Irwin Blackleg Omaha Jily Teachers’ Institute Filley State Farm Louise Pedett Owasco Lewis Bickel Murray Huff Golden Red Club Glen Williams Clover Leaf Club Miles Markley Kimball Club Prof Stockdale Chadron Normal Holland Eathan Bowes Pig Club Miles Gardens Club A. Drager Ponca Drager Board of Supervisors Leslie Jessie A Millener Frederick HH. Millener Radio Experiment Bureau Union Pacific Railroad Harley E. Yates Uniersity of Nebraska Cadet Battalion Lincoln American War Department Bucharest Manahan Ranch Hyannis Carcington Florence Lila Dowg Walter Johnson Himelf Morehead John DeWitt Ogden Ayeh Kearney County John W. Torney Alfred T. Carlson Minden

Seed corn readiness and field selection guide

The article urges immediate focus on seed corn for next year, advising field selection to observe ear growth conditions, stalk strength, and maturation timing. It lists essentials: pick before heavy frosts, select strong stalks, choose those grown under ordinary competition, and dry husked ears thoroughly to prevent mould.

Dairy department to combine records for longer tests

Extension News Service reports the college of agriculture dairy department has arranged to combine long and short records to reduce breeder costs and give advantage of both. Year records are more valuable than short trials as they reflect regular cow production. Many plan to conduct full year tests this fall instead of seven or thirty day trials.

Dairy Department The College of Agriculture

Bronson Partners' Union Picnic Near Sidney

A local Partners' Union gathering at Swatzlauider grove eight miles west of Sidney attracted about one hundred attendees. Rain paused some from coming. Mr C J Osborn spoke on agriculture and farm sociability. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Miller of Cheyenne. Local notes mention students, plowing work, heating upgrades at Bronson school, and a house-building project.

Partners Union Swatzlauider Grove Sidney C. J Osborn Miller Cheyenne Wyoming John Anderson Opal McDonald Mabel Mildred Antony Nunice Booth Sundl Laura Madden Pierce Boys Fay Near Bronson Livingston Bronson School Mabel Antony Sidney High School Hannah Lyngholm

Rheumatism Arrested by Cod Liver Oil Emulsion

Many suffer from rheumatism as impurities flood the blood. Improving general health and purifying the blood are key, and Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil is presented as nature's blood speaker. It nourishes organs, expels impurities, and builds strength, offering a safer alternative to alcoholic substitutes.

Scott Othr

Endive planting tips from Lincoln College horticultural dept

The Lincoln College horticultural department suggests growing endive for fall gardens. Endive is used in salads or cooked like spinach. leaves are bleached by October. It can be drilled a foot apart and thinned, or grown in seed beds and transplanted once established.

Horticultural Department College of Agriculture Lincoln

Eggs as quick digesting meat substitutes in diet plans

The home economics department of the college of agriculture notes that eggs digested more quickly when cooked below boiling. Eggs are a tissue building protein source and serve as a meat substitute. balanced diets can include carbohydrates. Sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, or macaroni with hard cooked eggs and white sauce also make a good meat substitute.

Home Economics Department College of Agriculture

Seed potatoes best chosen by hill production

It is too late to pick by plant appearance. The horticultural department of the College of Agriculture advises selecting seed potatoes in the field by production per hill. Seed tubers from hills with many uniformly sized tubers and good type are preferred.

Horticultural Department The College of Agriculture

Oxborn and Jorgenson Unveil New Building and Loan Plan

Oxborn and Jorgenson announce a fresh Building and Loan plan aiming to expand home financing. The duo outlines terms, eligibility, and projected impact on local housing, signaling a push to broaden home ownership. Local bankers and residents assess benefits and risks of the proposal.

Oxborn and Jorgenson

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North Divide REED RED Pep Suve M. Lee Daniel Sidney, Neb Potato Prospects National Association of Retail Credit Men Lloyd Mann Viggo Nelson Extension News Service Osborn and Ford N. G. Brewer’s Garage C.M. Wright NEW Harper Building A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska Standard Oil Company Sean Ea Standard Oil Ebraska Omeha E. Harper Wright Puckett Bus and Dray Line McDaniel Bus and Dray Line Aff Hotel National George Puckett Europe New England Atlantic Coast Black Hills Yellowstone Park Cody Colorado Estes Park MOE M. A. Shipman L. W. Wakeley Farnam Street
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