Emergency Hospital to Open in Alliance with Modern Facilities
Dr McCoy announces a new first class hospital in Alliance on the second floor of the Reddish block. It will feature two wards an operating room and a sterilizing room with a clinical laboratory and modern steam pressure sterilization. The hospital aims for 28 to 30 patients and will be led by the doctor with a graduate nurse.
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Alliance
Br .McCoy
Himslf
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Amall
Local Doctor Seeks Help for Crowded Hospital
Dr. McCoy leads an appeal to residents to support a regional health effort as the local hospital remains crowded and unable to meet demand. The article notes ongoing strain on hospital capacity and urges community backing.
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McCoy
Potato Demonstration Meetings Schedule For County
Twenty cooperators join county led seed selection and treatment demonstrations at various precincts from April 24 to May 5. Meetings cover disease prevention, clean seed benefits, and soil rotation with scheduled times and names for each precinct.
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Box Butte
J. A. Reimar
John Jelinek
Dorsey
John L. Wiltsey
George Carroll
Fred Huecke
A. S. Enyeart
Lawn
Joseph Wanek
Liberty
Chris Hansen
Thomas Green
Peter Jensen
Lake
Schill
C. L. Powell
Boyd
Brown Griffith
F. A. Trabert
Peter Belgum
Herb Nason
Wright
Cal Hashman
Phillip Knapp
E. G. Baogleborn
Spend Your Money With Your Home Merchants
Local appeal urging residents to support area merchants who fund taxes schools and road upkeep. The notice highlights that advertising by these businesses appears in the paper to strengthen the community.
Stolen Auto Found Near Alliance Creamery
A four cylinder Case touring car owned by Howard Reddish was stolen from his garage Monday night. The vehicle was found by Tuesday noon behind the Alliance Creamery with a broken windshield and minor damage. A receipt for H. V. Oliver was located inside, though Oliver denies knowledge of its presence.
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Howard Reddish
Reddish
Alliance Creamery
H.V. Oliver
Oliver
Potato Meetings Promote Farm Growers’ Improvement Project
County Agent F M Seidell schedules evening lectures for Hex Butte County Farmers Association. Lantern slides from USDA and Nebraska Agriculture Botany depict potato growth and disease work, plus a 1915 Box Butte county demonstration. Meetings start at 8 PM on April 20 to 29 across multiple school houses and halls.
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F. M. Seidell
Hex Butte County Farmers’ Association
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Botany
Nebraska
Box Butte
Box Butte Farmers’ Association
Agricultural Botany Department
University of Nebraska
Berea
Kicken
Jelinek
Hemingford Hall
A. E. Enyeart
Chris Hansen
Nonpareil
Assembly Room
Court House
Alliance
Selling Heifers for Beef Amid Cattle Shortage
The Twentyeth Century Farmer notes daily carloads of fine yearling heifers sold for feeding and slaughter, depleting breeding stock amid a cattle famine. The practice continues while feeders profit from these calves and yearlings, despite concerns for future breeding and sentiment among a few remaining breeders.
Properly balanced rations for cows improve butter fat yield
Minnesota experiment reports in Bulletin 159 that balanced rations give 1 lb butter fat per 17 lb nutrients, while unbalanced rations require 21 lb nutrients per 1 lb butter fat. Cows on balanced rations show better appetite and condition, with four pounds less digestible nutrients used per pound butter fat.
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Sinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Testis
Rail president warns Santa Fe workers against strike
President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway, writing from Santa Barbara, urges 16 000 plus employees to reject walkouts over the eight hour day demands. He argues a strike harms all, may cost warrants dividends, and will not raise individual shares while stressing duty to public owners and employees and stockholders.
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Los Angeles
B. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
Ripley
Doans Kidney Pills Cure Nebraska Man After Twenty Years
A Chadron resident, Eugene K. Fisher, reports twenty years of kidney trouble driven by heavy lifting. After two boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills, he’s had no symptoms for three years. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also 100 bushels of rye for sale from Fred M. Hoover Alliance.
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Eugene K. Fisher
Chadron
Nebr
Doan
Mr. Fisher
Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Supplemental cow feed during summer for pasture aid
Plans call for one acre planted for 16 cows in late summer and early fall with a single large field. Drill corn along the field length after pulverizing and felling the ground, then plant quickly and commence early cultivation. Corn grown for green feed for the silo or winter feed.
Building a Silo for Dairy Use
Farmers advised to contact the college of agriculture for plans and material lists before building a silo. Notes on butter production warn that high temperatures or long churning cause greasy butter and grainy texture.
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College of Agriculture
Increases Capacity of Farm Through Acre Yield Boost
The farm's capacity can be raised by expanding the area and upgrading methods to push yields per acre. Improved techniques aim to increase production without enlarging land.
Cleaning Dairy Utensils In Sunlit Air Invert After Wash
After utensils are cleaned, invert them to dry in pure air where sunlight reaches. The instruction emphasizes air drying and sun exposure, ensuring hygiene and faster evaporation.
Cattle Feeding Study Reveals Varied Returns from Cows
Dickinson county farmers formed a cow testing group with Kansas Agricultural College to track feed versus milk value. Of 134 cows tracked, the average profit was $62.31 per head for the year, with best cows earning $101.28 and poorest $0.65 per $1 of feed. losses occurred for the poorest animal.
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Dickinson County
Kansas Agricultural College
Proper Attention to Cows in Milking Routines
Farmers are urged to milk cows three times daily and avoid scaring them with yelling or the milking stool. Kindness improves milk yield and quality. Calves should be allowed out daily and kept under shelter at night to protect them from sun, dew, and rain.
Attention To Dairying Rewards Profit Minded Farmers
An editorial urges dairymen to treat cows as profitable assets. It argues the key is tracking feed costs against each cow’s product value, and giving individual attention to maximize profits. A thinking dairyman should be a business man and record keeping proves its worth.
Regularity in Milking and Feeding Key to Dairying
Regularity in milking and feeding is crucial for successful dairying. Cows expect a meal and a milking time, and following a consistent schedule improves output and efficiency.
Silo Proves Beneficial on Farms This Season
The silo has proven a great benefit each year and will do fast in years to come. This season has been an object lesson in favor of silos on every farm where stock is.
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Eilos
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J.P. Barger
the Alliance Nurseries
Bifforts
Seidel
Carns
Fairview Church
Shuler Studio
Good Dairy Foundation
Mindis
HOR
Flint
Minnesota
Experiment Stations
Santa Fe
Ald, Wong
Fred M. Hoover
W. K. Hagan
Rhein-Rousey Co
Pena
Elima
Operaton
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