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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
5
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Glenn L. Saxton Studios presents a modern four family building plan in Minneapolis. Each flat functions as a private home with a closet bed in the dining room to yield two bedrooms. Outside windowed bathroom, oak living areas, pine and birch floors, estimated build cost about 9000 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Width 40 feet, depth 47 feet. ceilings nine feet on both stories and seven feet in the basement. Copies of American Dwellings with over 300 designs priced 1 to 6 thousand dollars available for one dollar postpaid.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on transitioning foals from dry feed to pasture. Advises gradual pasture access, regular foal pasture checks for illness or injury, hoof care, avoid barbed wire, wound care for cuts, fresh water and salt, shade in heat, and gradually increasing feed through the second winter. Emphasizes gentle training and notes bulletin 667 on colt breaking and training.
Sidney public schools began Tuesday September 4 with the largest first day enrollment in the district's history. High school attendance lagged slightly due to the war, while grade levels were crowded. New teachers Miss Hubbart and Mr Roettger joined, with experienced Miss Greenlee and others returning. Several nonresident staff toured spots over the summer, and penmanship expert Miss Reddy spoke. Music and domestic science staff stayed despite August job offers. a late summer board meeting discussed staffing changes as registration for wartime service interrupted normal sessions.
The New York College of Agriculture says unrestricted grazing in farm wood lots harms timber and seedling growth. Stock trample soil, destroy mulch, harden ground, and impede germination. Proper use means stopping grazing and allowing trees to grow or converting land to grass production.
A recent experiment fed hogs with molasses and found it ineffective as a feed. The mixture showed protein around 1 percent and carbohydrate content just under 20 percent. The trial indicates molasses should not be relied upon as a primary hog feed.
Isaac F. Marggs son in Everybody s recalls Lord Northcliffe founding the London Mail and printing a near complete daily paper for three months before a sale. He travelled the world for talent and material, seeking conviction and knowledge in advance of the paper s launch.
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