Seed testing discontinued in Nebraska after three years
The Nebraska Seed Laboratory, run with the USDA and Nebraska Experiment Station, will be discontinued. Over 3300 seed tests were conducted and a seed quality law was enacted, with enforcement by the State Food, Drug and Dairy Commissioner. Send seed samples for testing to the State House. Botany will continue related seed research and weed studies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture Botany
Nebraska
Nebraska Seed Laboratory
Food, Drug and Dairy
State House
Northwestern Nebraska Land Co. closes office with exhibition item
The Northwestern Nebraska Land Co. ends its Alliance office tie with The Herald gifting a large exhibition precelon grown by F. E. Phillips. The Valley Club closes. Herald copy addressed to the club returned marked Closed-left town. Also notes Annie Knight health improvement after Portland trip and plans to stay or sell Alliance property. Regular Teachers' Examination announced for October 20-21, 1911. DELLA REED, County Sept. 14 46-733
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Northwestern Nebraska Land Co
The
Herald
F. E. Phillips
Valley Club
Della Reed
County
Minatare Socials Note Dated Events and Visit
October 8th Cal Derr visited Minatare while Mr Street former Walker employee called on old customers. Harry Derr and Edwin Dunlap worked at the ditch. Mr and Mrs Kepner and Mrs Dean were in Minatare Thursday. A husking bee and dance occurred at Cal Derrs Saturday night.
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Mrs. Kepner
Mrs. Dean
Minatare
Cal Derr
Potato digging and local news in Quaker Valley area
Royce Nichols helps in potato field while a horse buyer purchases stock near Alliance. Cal Hashman digs 900 bushels. Rollin Ross assists. Mrs. Love visits kin. New organ and song books boost Sunday school. editor Clark starts Curly Sentinel at Curly. Local notices include farming, travel, and book needs with several names and places.
Classified ad message often yields the answer
A brief classified notice notes that a message carried by a classified advertisement frequently brings the needed response, suggesting prompt results for readers seeking information or contact.
Union Pacific shop workers paid off after month’s work
Grand Island October 16 two hundred workers from the Union Pacific shops received their wages for the month ending today. The payment concludes a two week payroll period and reflects steady shop activity.
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Grand Island
Union Pacific
State Journal
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H. P. Dovel
W. F. Knight
Portland
Oregon
Walt McDougall
New York
Harry Jourss
Navy Yard
Harlem
Bronx
Mr. Street
Walking People
Harry Derr
Edwin Dunlap
Royce Nichols
Alliance
Mr. Skinner
N. G. Leishman
Cal Hashman
Rollin Ross
Sioux County
Inlaw
Fred Nichols
Arthur Love
Eastgate
Dr. Churchill
Girard Wendel
Quaker Valley
Rex Haworth
Rex
Janes Jamison
Iown
Thomas Vantresa
Clark
Hemingford Journal
Curly Sentinel
Curly Post
Ida Smith
R. F. Kitterman
Jonathan
Grimes
Depot
G. W. Venner
Giblin & CO
Utica, N. Y
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