Nebraska Leads Dry Nation as Reed Act Takes Effect
The Reed amendment bars shipments to prohibition areas and bans alcohol advertising to dry states. It imposes fines and imprisonment for violations while outlining exceptions for scientific medicinal and mechanical uses. Wholly affected states include Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Georgia Idaho Maine Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia. Partially affected states cover California Connecticut Delaware Illinois Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire New York Ohio Texas. Future dates target Alaska Indiana Michigan Montana and Utah with varied implementation deadlines.
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Lexington Six Car Selling Rights Secured by Jack True
Jack True of Alliance has taken the selling agency for the Lexington Six automobile. Lincoln and Bayard are distributing points in Nebraska. The car is priced at 1375 dollars f o b Alliance with five body options. A J Miller of Hemingford bought a Lexington Six through True, citing six years of prior Lexington service.
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Jack True
Alliance
Rumer Motor Company
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bayard
F. O. B. Alliance
Mr. True
A. J. Miller
Hemingford
Miller
Lexington
Layton Elected Moderator of Baptist Convention
Rev A A Layton pastor of First Baptist church Alliance was chosen moderator at last week’s Scotts Bluff convention. About fifty delegates from Bayard Bridgeport and McGrew churches attended to plan expansion. R R Phillips Chadron served as clerk. Over $100 was raised to aid Bayard church efforts and Rev W A Mulford left the denomination.
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A. A. Layton
First Baptist Church of Alliance
Scottsbluff
Svottsbluff
R. R. Phillips
Chadron
Bayard
W.A. Mulford
Bridgeport
McGrew
Preserved eggs and cabbage aphid control tips
The poultry section of the College of Agriculture notes preserved eggs closely resemble fresh ones and can be stored in water or lime solutions. The Herald offers ready printing and sampling of calling cards. The College of Agriculture entomology unit advises kerosene emulsion to combat cabbage aphids in Nebraska cabbage and provides contact for more pest control details.
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Poultry Section
College of Agriculture
Herald
Nebraska
Department of Entomology
Milk cheaper than meat, Nebraska study urges buys
The Nebraska Experiment Station chemistry department says milk is a cheaper food than meat. For low income families a motto could be to buy three quarts of milk daily for a family of five, providing needed animal protein with no meat, while vegetables and cereals cover the rest of the protein needs.
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Wilk
Chemistry Department
Nebraska Experiment Station
Money to 14:an on monthly payments
Local ad for buyers considering spring purchases urged to visit KF Reddish & Son at 202% Hox Hutte Ave for bundled payment options and installment plans.
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Reddish & Son
Hox Hutte Ave
Ahaz the Ruler and the Ruins of Judah
A lesson on King Ahaz of Judah, from about 739 to 723 B C, his defiance of God, reliance on foreign powers, and the resulting judgments from Syria Edom and Assyria. The text explores righteous living versus outward prosperity and the enduring need to trust Jehovah.
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Box Butte Spuds Now All Planted Growers Exceed Last Year
Potato planting in Box Butte county neared completion with extra acreages added after rains. Officials estimate a 40 percent rise in local potato acreage this year, aided by export demand from Kansas and southern Nebraska. USDA shows rising shipments from southern states and strong prices for Bliss Triumphs as markets adjust.
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Box Butte County
National Crop and Weather Bulletin
Kansan
Nebraska
Box Butte
Kannsas
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
Virinka
F. O. Wb
Bliss Triumphas
Arkansas
Kew
Orrick
Kansas City
Alliance
Nebraska Farmers urged to limit horses for profit
The average work horse board bill in Nebraska last year was 74 dollars per horse, per records from the College of Agriculture. This year feed costs are higher, so the farmer should keep only as many horses as needed to handle essential tasks and ensure profit.
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Nebraska
Farm Management Department
The
College of Agriculture
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