Antioch Red Cross grows with local meetings and church projects
Antioch reports a strong start for the Red Cross with increasing interest and a Kensington meeting led by Mrs. C P Anderson. About fifty shoulder wraps were made. The belfry and new bell at the church were installed through the Ladies Aid Society led by Martha Nichol and others. A junior choir is being formed and post office boxes are expanding to support growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Red Cross
Red Cross
Ladies of the Red Cross
Kensington
C. P.anderson
Frank Wilson
Ladies of
Elmer ‘Sly
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha Nichol
H. J. Wilson
James Fairfield
Antioch
Fred Helling
Ralph Buehner
Christian Endeavor
F. H. Smith
Bingham Church Preaching Day and Local Roundup
Bingham holds next Sunday preaching at the church with all welcome. Notices mention a musical recital next Saturday for Red Cross benefit and various local visits to Alliance for dental work and circus attendance. Draft notices include Aiva Burton Lester Bruce Roy Davidson Roy Diamond Roy Willey and Ira Earle in Rushville Hyannis Oshkosh exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross Society
Bingham
Aiva Burton
Lester Bruce
Rushville
Roy Davidson
Hyannis
Roy Diamond
Oshkosh
Roy Willey
Ira Earle
Local notes from Merna and vicinity highlight visits and games
Hemingford and Merna residents return from travels in Chadron Wyoming Montana and Iowa. Local social life includes baseball dances and a circus attendance with multiple families visiting, plus a funeral for Mrs Chas Burleigh noted with religious devotion and community regard.
Roguing Out the Diseased Potatoes
In western Nebraska farmers remove suspect tubers from fields as diseased plants threaten yields. Officials urge careful roguing to prevent the spread and preserve disease-free stock for home gardens and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Eres Tenements Eedited Near Taadena
A fragmentary report notes tenement assignments and related transfers near Taadena. Officials list property parcels and dates unclear, with limited readable names and figures amid the OCR damage.
Roguing Seed Potatoes Improves Disease Free Seed
The University of Nebraska department notes that roguing diseased plants in the field may prevent diseased seed potatoes. Selection later by hill production at digging time can yield disease free and productive seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Plant Pathology and Physiology
University of Nebraska
Danger of using bolts in tractor boiler plugs warned
The University of Nebraska department of agricultural engineering cautions that replacing burned-out safety plugs with bolts causes tractor boiler explosions. It urges a clean-up during threshing season by removing the plug and scraping off scale on top. Low boiler water then risks only a melted plug releasing steam into the fire box.
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Nebraska
Potatoes Should Be Dug When Tops Dry At NebraskA
Ne braska Experiment Station hort iculturists advise digging tubers as potato tops dry to prevent rotting. For temporary storage tubers can be piled in a boarded enclosure outdoors and covered with straw to shed rain, keeping until December 1. Further storage details are in Emergency Bulletin No. 16 from the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Experiment Station
Extension Service
University Farm
Lincoln
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Helen Newberry
Alliance
E. G. Morris
James Evans
Adams
Evans
Nebraska Potash Works Co
Wood
Keith
W. L. Walker
Donald Wilson
Mr. Wood
Yankee Robinson
Wayne Zediker
John Hivner
Maurice
Mr. Hivner
W. G. Wilson
Frances
Louise
Dorothy Wilson
Della Hall
Mr. Wilson
John Millard
Anna Hoffland
J. O. Walker
Family
Alliance Sunday
Virgil Sly
Robert Campbell
Mrs. Leon Hall
Pete Hames
Forrest Rogers
Sheridan
Blanche Kibble
E. H. Duiesen
H. Brown
Mrs. Knight
Omaha
E. T. Kibble
Family of Alliance
W’ Fi." Beach
Allance
Ozman
J. M. Littiug
Denver
J. B. Dunbar
John Capps
Frank Rogers
The
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Mrs. Ackerman
Chicago
C. W. Ackerman
E. Robinson
Sargent
Mr. Robinson
Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson
Ethel Hembry
D. H. Viers
F. CD. Campbell
Campbell Cash
Mra
Ce Newberry and Daughter, of
E. W. Drexel
Asses
F. W. Hargarten
Dierks Lumber Co
Hargarten
American Potash Company
Mound Valley
Kans
Edna Louise
C. A. Dow
Chase Feagins
Fred Feagins
C. W. Jeffers
P. 5S
Mailey
Alliance Real Estate and Insurance
J. E. Walker
F. D. Campbell
Harry Sutton
Elmer Brammer
E. and
C. H. Anderson
Freda Sellers
P. L. Castle
J. M. Rentfro
Skipper
A. A. Colson
F. M. Gilbaugh
C. KE. Calder
Theda and
Bruce
O— Henry Townson
Amos Taylor
Burton Ranch
Volvent
Weenie
Oryannie Bank
Hayward
Hot Springs
Sylvan Lake
Wind Cave
Misa Pearl Taylor
Hemingford
Magele Mccarthy
Merna
Nebr
Mrs. Ruatin
Chadron
Mrs. Ward
Chas. Michael and
Albert Wella
Misa Belva Rose
Iowa
Lockwood
Harry Townley
Dorris Gregg
Marsland
Jack Townley
Dallas
Tex
This Place
Grant Melick
Grant
Medical Examination Board
Fred Hucke
Montana
BH. J. Sallows
Alliance Times
Our Town
W. F. Walker
J.T. Butler
John Walker
Mable McClung
A. M. Miller
Woods
Jay
Frank Eastburn
Harold Moranville
Buck Cowan
Chas. Hucke
Grace Michael
Butler
Aland Hospital
B. A. Shepherd
Kirkland
Ariz
Mr. Shepherd
F. E. Olds
Litle
Long Pine
R. J. Graves
Portland
Ore
Oscar Miller
Bride
Ths Place
N. Frohnapfel
N. A. Rockey
Fort Crook
Clive Erskine
Olds Drug Store
Miller, Nebr
H. R. Olds
Lucile Huss
Bernice Crossley
A. M. Olds
Pine Ridge
Sunny Slope
Chas. Burleigh
Defiance
Light House Cleanser
Japan
Santos
Empson
Puyallup
Hershey's
Tadena
Rochester
White House
Tanglefoot
Prince Albert Tobacco
Horseshoe Tobacco
Shee Eenean
Standard Mercantile CO
Cash
Hall Boy
Jima
National
C. F. Dutton, Mgr
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