W C T U Nebraska Convention Highlights In McCook
The Nebraska W C T U held a three day convention in McCook with 40 counties represented and 171 attendees. Mrs. Heald led preliminaries, state workers spoke on youth training and suffrage, and Mrs. Armor urged stronger reliance on God. Myrtle Palmer delivered the main address and 1058 dollars pledged for state work plus 59 for McCook Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Palmer
Grant
Nobr
Mie
Dyer
Bootie
Neebitt
Pawnee City
Claflin
University Place
Union Worker
Heald
Osceola
Methodiet
Armor
MetCook
Mary Harris Armor
Georgia
McCook Tribune
Southland
Carrie Naton
McCook Union
G. W. Norris
Ie W. Co. T. U
EB Lewis Eax Sreetlage
J. C. Moore
Aliee Palmer
Mra. Nesbitt
Pawnee
Hibbon
Treasury
Maine
Missouri
Kansas
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mc Cook
Francen BE. Heald
Mra
5. K. Dally
Univerelty Place
Ll. J. Bradbury
Cor
Sec
Lena G. Dyer
Boone
Gilbert
Lincoln
Prohibition Party
M. Shepherd
Mechanic Culbertson
McCook
C. M. Shepherd
New Opera House
Are Your Kidneys Well A Local Health Ad
An old style warning advert promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for backache urinary troubles and nervous dizziness. Mrs G E Leldy of Alliance Nebraska endorses the product and urges others to seek kidney relief, with Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Second Annual Nebraska Irrigation Meeting in Bridgeport
The Nebraska State Irrigation Association will hold its second annual meeting in Bridgeport on November 14 and 15, 1911, starting at 10 30 A M. Nationally prominent speakers will discuss irrigation and related topics. The notice lists permanent and annual delegates and representation rules, urging full attendance and timely appointment of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Bridgeport
Nebraska
United States
Nebras
Double Grain Production and the National Grain Deal
W M Robinson of Omaha shares an extract from H H Gross at the national grain deal erred convention in Omaha. He urges adoption of European methods and a trained agricultural chemist in every county to boost yields at low cost, arguing 10 cents per person yearly could add $100 per capita to crop value. The call emphasizes soil science, farmer outreach, and coordinated dissemination of practical bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
W. M. Robinson
Omaha
Bennett Piano Company
World Herald
H. H. Gross
Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Ceva
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. T. U. Department
Tueday
Co. W. Britt
Lara Vance
Alliance
Mise Ada Hurter
Wymore
Alice R. Palmer
H. P. Kauffman
Burlington
Milwaukee
Palmer House
Menia
Rooms
Brash
McCool
W. C T. VU
First Methodist
T. U. of Nebraska
Taft
Wilson
Brewers’ Congress
Ladies’ Aid Society
Uke Doan
Privee & Vents
Foster Milbern Co
Liuffalo
New York
Dean
House
Senate
State Conservation Commission
Govenor
Agricultural
College
T. G. Egleston
Pres
W. Ll. Minor
Secy
Hunt
Jones Bros
Heinze
Co-Operative