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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
5
News on silage advantages for corn over other crops with emphasis on fermentable content and harvest benefits. Also instructions for proper grape juice preservation, including bottling, pasteurization, and storage guidance.
There’s a profit in selling pigs and buying pork but not for farmers who follow this practice. Home curing pork is being revived per the USDA Bureau of Animal Industry and States Relations Service. They urge farmers to kill, cure, and can pork for own use and sell the excess.
A historic home canning recipe describes ripe tomatoes cooked and strained, then seasoned with salt pepper sugar mustard red pepper and whole spices. After a two hour boil the mixture thickens with vinegar, and is bottled and sealed hot with new corks. Optional onions add flavor.
A wise housekeeper can enjoy grape juice beyond drinking as it flavors a variety of tempting deserts. The text outlines practical directions for preparing and using grape juice in multiple recipes and culinary applications.
Guidance for brooding chicks stresses daily green feed, clean dry housing, fresh water, and shade. Recommend alfalfa range, lawn clippings, oats or rape as green feed, sprouted grains if needed, and moving pens to fresh grass every few days. Provide shaded water sources and avoid overgrazing. use sand to keep bedding clean and ensure a tight roof.
Poultry specialists from the USDA say broodiness in hens frequently lowers egg production. Breaking the broodiness quickly helps resume laying. A humane method confines the hen in a ventilated flat bottom coop with ample water for three to six days, though some hens need ten to twelve days.
Local and personal items note visitors and movers among Sidney residents. W. B. Wright and sister Mrs. Wright from Long Beach Calif visit with Mr and Mrs. Mower. G W Stansbury and son Ray visit family. Charlie Burkhardt joins Sidney Club Rooms staff. Roy Nelson and mother plan Denver home after purchasing a place. C J Hellwig travels to Denver to fetch son Maynard Roach from hospital after knee operation. Edward Webster of Africa Red Cross visits en route to Vermont. Earl Cline of Nebraska City stops in Sidney on legal business. former local high school principal and past American Legion leader.
Mr Frederick Arthur King and Imogene Marie Arnold announce their marriage on Sunday August 29 1920 in Sharon Springs Kansas. King a Sidney native and longtime landman in western Nebraska resides in Burlington with Mrs King and will be at home there after October 1. He is the oldest son of Grace King and has many friends who wish the couple lasting happiness.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Bayne on September 17 a son named Yiorn. Also a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur N Marrall on September 13.
Vocal group billed as World's Greatest Artists performs for Victor Company customers at the Victor Shop. The event is hosted by F. O. Burgess, located at the rear of Betts Jewelry Store.
The article recounts royal tattoo stories from Europe and Japan. King Edward VII, his son, the Russian czar, and Charles XIV of Sweden and Norway are noted for ink. Charles, hidden by long sleeves, bore a right arm tattoo of the red cap of Liberty and the motto Death to Kings, earned in republican France.
A brief remark notes a conservative response and an animal or object attempting an ascent up a telegraph pole. The line captures a moment of unexpected behavior and a cautious stance about refusal. The incident is described succinctly with no further context.
De M E Pettibone, dentist, located at Mele towh block Room 566 with phone listing 66.
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