NORTH DIVIDE COMMUNITY NEWS BRINGS ANTS AND ANGLES OF SPRING
The North Divide column notes ongoing sickness, visits, and daily toil. Glen Bales’s daughter remained on the sick list while Mrs Jendes relapsed in illness. Local residents Jimmie Sparks, Ray Frame, Clyde Kinton, and Joseph Bauman reported various tasks from wheat delivery to basement excavation and travel. Several families from Peetz Colorado enjoyed a Sunday visit with Clyde Kinton and wife as others attended a Sidney racing event.
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Glen Bales
Jimmie Sparks
Huntsman Switch
Ray Frame
Joseph Bauman
Sidney
Messrs. Thompson and
Haxby
Peetz
Colorado
Clyde Kinton
Huntsman
Cheyenne County Trading Company
J. Lb. Neiman
Fremont
George
Albert Jendes
Walter Vanlallingham
Bushnell
North Divide
Richardson County
Charlie Osborn
Josie Bauman
Anteed
Potter
F. W. Wetzel
Gorge Neiman
Ross Kinton
Near Peetz
Frank Kinton
Osceola
Nebraska
J. C. Shulenberg
Shubert
Lewis
Glen
Bales
Thad Spiker
Potter Gossip Highlights Local Happenings and Moves
Potter news notes family events and visits from Sunol to Redington and Sidney. Words about hospital convalescence for Mrs Nelson, births for Ed Quinns, and new wheat farming plans by Postmaster Nelson. Local residents Clark and Shultz visit kin, Rev Father Jink held services, and Potter’s business history is recounted from founding to postmaster duties.
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Peetz
Colorado
Kimball
Owen
A. Oleson
Stevens
Potter
B. F
Scott's Emulsion advertised as strength tonic
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for fatigue and weakness. It claims to improve strength and appetite, restore health naturally, and boost energy by nourishing the blood. The copy notes it contains no alcohol and cites Scott & Bowne of Brunswick, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Broumfield
N. J
Closeout sale of goods at lowest cash prices
Mr Thornburg offers a final sale with all goods going by May 1 1917 and strictly cash. Mrs Ed Thornburg shows a lifelike portrait of little Nddie. Miss Lily Larson helps Mrs Hite in the restaurant. Mr Geo Thornburg of Redington bought Com Troelstrups cattle and plans to run 600 head this winter. This is the last Telegraph write up remembering the kind ladies with a California memento.
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Thornburg
Telegraph
Ed Thornburg
Mttle Nddie
Lily Larson
Hite
Geo. Thornburg
Redington
Extension advice on hog worm remedies and prevention
Extension News Service reports hogs profit best when free from worms. Clean, well drained lots reduce infestation while a preventative mix of air-slaked lime salt charcoal and pulverized copperas helps. For badly infested herds use santonin and calomel with a thin slop and adjust evening feeding as needed.
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Veterinary Department
University Agricultural College
Lincoln
Care of Brood Sows Guides Litter Value and Feeding
University guidance stresses avoiding over fattening sows before farrowing. Best results come from lean to moderate condition and bone building feeds. Suggested rations include corn and shorts with alfalfa hay and supplements such as oil meal or tankage.
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University Agricultural College
Poultry House Improvements urged by Lincoln College
The poultry department at Lincoln Agricultural College warns that damp roosts and drafts cause colds catarrh and disease in poultry. They report 5 to 10 percent mortality and reduced egg production. Remedies include dry well lit sanitary housing, well drained sites, floors six inches above grade, wind baffle fronts and weekly droppings cleanup.
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Poultry Department
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Faye Cows Freshen In Cool Weather
Dairy experts advise against breeding cows in September through mid November as pastures heat and flies reduce milk. Calving is best in October and November to maximize milk flow and align with high prices. For October/November calves, breed between December 20 and February 20.
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Faye
Dairy Husbandry Department
College of Agriculture
Making Silage From Corn For Dairy Farms
The dairy department of the state agricultural college says dented kernels yield best silage. Cut corn at three fourths of an inch for tight packing and quick cattle consumption. Coarse cuts spoil faster. maintain moisture, adding water if needed, and layer silage to aid heating and proper fermentation.
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Dairy Department
State Agricultural College
Bar groups urged closer ties at Chicago convention
President Isihu Root urged close cooperation between state and local bar associations and the American Nar association at the Chicago convention. British aviators conducted another dash over Belgium reaching Namur areas and bombarding German airship sheds. One aeroplane is missing. About 12000 men from Ohio Vermont and Kentucky national guard units in mobilization camps were ordered by the war department to move to the Mexican border.
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Nar Association
Isihu Root
Chicago
Begium
Namur
Ohifo
Vermont
Kentucky
Naxstiontial Guard
War Department
Investigators raid trades board as quartermasters plan army aid
Investigators under Chief Revenue Agent Chapin inspect Chicago board of trade members. Midwest commercial groups urged to help form the army quartermasters reserve corps. Andrew Wise, wanted for killing a constable, finally arrested in Williamson West Virginia after 44 years elusion. John Thompson shot Gus Funter after an old grudge, fled to Chappell then Sidney. he claims self defense. Rott men are negroes. 6 percent money for home building Sidney Lumber Co.
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Chapin
Chicago Board of Trade
Middle West
Quartermasters’ Reserve Corps
United States Army
Andrew Wise
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Williamson
W. Va
John Thompson
Gus Funter
Sunol
Thompson
Chappell
Devel Counts
Sidney
History of Gurley Grace Lutheran Church
A church history recounts the establishment of Grace Lutheran Church in Gurley. It notes early services, corner stone laid, infant baptism, formation of a Sunday School, charter members, a temporary council, new organ funded by the women and husbands, and prayers for grace mercy and peace from God the Father and Jesus Christ.
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Grace Churel
Cis
Rey
Luchezir Uhuradt
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Flora
Christ
Messrs
Elgenberg
Tiger
Fredrickson
Ladeen
Lke
Grace Church
Gurtey
Grace
Grace Lutheran Church
God
God the Father
Lord Jesus Christ
Farm Loan Board Revised Schedule Heads to Washington
The Farm Loan Board plans a nationwide trip to set up twelve farm loan districts under the rural credits law, ending in Washington on September 28 with revised stops in Lincoln Nebraska on September 21 and Omaha on September 24. A Buffalo County lawsuit challenges municipal bond validity tied to educational trust funds, while Secretary Shahan reports on jail and poor farm conditions across seven central Nebraska counties, noting York County poorhouse may fight bedbugs with a match.
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Farm Loan Board
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Buffalo County
Au‘preme
Kearney
Shahan
State Board ‘of Charities and Corrections
York County
Nebraska
York
Saunders
Butler
Polk
Merrick
Hamilton
Seward
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