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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
2
The aim in raising dairy heifers is to produce animals with strong constitution and high capacity. Bulky feed rich in protein and ash fosters muscle and bone growth while expanding digestive organs. Alfalfa and clover hay and silage serve as excellent roughage.
In Omaha Nebraska the Federal Food Administration urges housewives to conserve sugar while preserving fruits and vegetables. Certificates are required to show sugar is for canning and storage, with a limit of two pounds per person per month. Households must plan to stockpile supplies for winter.
Glen Bales and family shopped in Sidney Saturday with infant Kenneth, elated by the new arrival. Mrs. Ray Frame consulted a physician and improves. John Wolfe and farming neighbors noted crop prospects. Spiker Bros. delivered hogs for top price as farmers received fruit from the Farmers Union. A fine rain refreshed wheat, boosting fall sowing as Francis Kelly and others shopped. CT Spiker family moved to take possession of their new Sidney home. Opal Spiker underwent appendicitis surgery in Denver, her parents by her side. Ray Frome sent a fat cow to Denver via Farmers Union.
The piece discusses the expanding use of the term working girl as a respectful title amid shifting views on female employment highlighting rising respect for women who work and the contrast with the phrase lady of leisure becoming a reproach.
Porcelain money used in Burma and Siam and feather money made from red parrot feathers were the ordinary currency of the Santa Cruz islanders, illustrating ethnographic trade practices and material culture.
Supplies Pulp and Paper says Canada will become a major source for pulp and paper. The industry has expanded rapidly in recent years with further large developments rumored to be pending.
An advertisement urges customers to take battery troubles to Sidney Battery Station on West Lincoln Way for expert service and to have printing done via The Telegraph Way. It notes they charge for examination to avoid misfitting glasses and mentions Fye Sight Specialist SHERRERD.
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