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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
14
A damaged OCR fragment references a ship cargo adrift at sea and floating debris. It mentions Mr Jackson and Paspateh in unclear context, with a suggestion of danger to a person or vessel. The text is garbled and reads like a reporter’s hurried handwriting with missing words.
Modern four family dwelling plan details a flexible layout with a dining room closet bed converting to two bedrooms, outside windowed bathroom, oak living areas, pine and birch floors, and an estimated build cost around 9000 dollars not including heating or plumbing. The 40 by 47 foot structure has nine foot ceilings on both stories and a full seven foot basement. Sax ton plan book offer described for one dollar.
Guidance from the state department on feeding young horses in their second year, including gradual transition from dry feed to pasture, fencing, hoof care, wound treatment, water and shade needs, and increasing feed with growth. Emphasizes smooth wire fencing, regular pasture checks, and ample fresh water and shelter.
A New York College of Agriculture bulletin warns unrestricted grazing damages wood lots by trampling soil, preventing seed germination, and drying roots. It urges stopping grazing or converting land to timber production or, failing that, to allow grass crops. It notes trees and future timber rely on protected, well managed woods.
W L Fowler from the Oklahoma Agricultural College reports that molasses fails as a hog feed. It has protein a little over 1 percent and carbohydrates just under 60 percent with virtually no fat. It performs better with cattle and horses, and is not advised for hogs.
Sidney Public Schools opened on Tuesday September 4 with the largest first day enrollment in the history of the district. High school attendance is slightly below last year due to the war, but gains across the grades offset this. Crowded grade school rooms prompt concern in the primary department and a potential need for another teacher. Miss Greenlee from Twin Falls Idaho returns to teach fourth grade until Miss Hubbart of North Platte arrives. Mr Roettger arrives as high school science teacher and athletic director, bringing extensive experience from multiple Nebraska towns. Several non resident teachers spent vacations in various cities, while Mrs Kenneth Agnew and Mrs McKinley Bryan are noted as summer travelers. Miss Reddy of A. N. Palmer Co. gave an inspiring penmanship talk, and D. J. Lewis and Miss Jeanette Johnson were offered positions but remained with Sidney due to late dates. A August board meeting noted German was ...
Miss Devine reports an enthusiastic class in shorthand and fifty five students in typewriting. Officials note strong interest in commercial subjects after a staffing shortfall last spring. Schools held a half holiday Wednesday due to women’s wartime service registration.
Report notes Lord Norte founded Mab, a fledgling publication issued before public sale. Northcliffe spent three months gathering material, surveying trends, and preparing a thrust with conviction and knowledge, epitomizing thoroughness in his career.
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