Nebraska potato and bean outlook mentioned for 1917
The report forecasts a large rise in western Nebraska potato production in 1917 with irrigated areas expanding and eastern regions fed by garden projects while bean acreage is set to surge statewide. It urges government support for distribution, storage, labor, and railcar reliability to move crops before freezes.
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Nebraska
Sand Hille
Wyoming
Torrington
Wyo
State Council of Defense
Potato
Alliance
Wilson
Congress
Panhandle
University of Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
University Extension Department
Lincoln
Bushnell
John H. Morehead
Falls City
John L. McCague
Omaha
K. L. Pierce
Hemmeford
Alliance Herald Office
Lloyd C. Thomas
H. M. Bushnell, Jr
D. F. Schwab
Lebanon
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Webster
Clay
Nuchollis
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Beatrice
Thayer
Jefferson
Fillmore
Saline
Gage
Seward
York
Hamilton
Butler
Polk and Saunders
False City
Pawnee
Richardson
Johnson
Nemaha
Otoe
Cass
Lancaster
Washington, Douglas and
Sarpy
Grant Mears
Wayne
Burt
Thurston
Dakota
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Dodge
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Stanton
Cedar
Platte
Madison
Pletece
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Boone, Nance and Merrick
Horace M. Davis
Ord
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Valley
Custer
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Garfield
Wheeler
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John FE. Jacobsen
Lexington
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Dawson
Keith
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Cherry
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Hyannis
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Hooker
Thomas
Aod McPherson
Logan
Garen
J. A. Bentley
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Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
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Scottebluff
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
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Hemingeford
Box Butte
Herman Peters
May Springs
Sheridan
Arah L. Hungerford
Crawford
Dawes
Sioux
W. A. Hack
Minnehahta
Belmont
Mr. Gregory
C. EE
Callender
Ravenna
F. L. Buechsenstein
G. V. Andress
Denver
WM. Moraver
Ing Brand
Canton
Fremont, Nebr
Pierre
S. D
Winner
Chadron
Maurice Degen
Ed J. Askwig
Tim Preece