Nebraska Farmers Own 88 613 Autos and 40 000 Gas Engines
Nebraska farm statistics show farm implements and modern motor conveniences valued at 8 780 029 last war era. Trucks and motor cars numbered 5 209 and 813 respectively on state farms, with gas engines near 10 485. Silos declined to 5 065 from 3 689 in 1920, water systems 5 718, heating 6 501, lighting 5 048. Farm wealth totaled 247 230 308, major crops led by corn at 127 772 408. Wheat 96 501 515, oats 2 400 062, rye 4 876 435. reports note expected crop value increases.
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Leo Stuer
State Ward of Agriculture
Itt
Nebraska
Liberty Local Farmers Union Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
The Liberty local Farmers Union met at the school house last Wednesday with five members present. They adopted the bylaws and shared a modest luncheon after the proceedings.
Fairview Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Henry Branch of Branch Bros. visited Lincoln for a brief period with his sisters Mrs. I P Tucker and Mrs. William Rust. J L T Glarum of Alliance rep plastered district No. 3 schoolhouse. Dr N F McAlester and wife left for Redlands California after a month with cousins Fred and Herbert Nason. A ball game Sunday between Ash Grove and Fairview ended 9 to 29 against Fairview. A minor accident at the grounds involved a car driven by Mrs Dan Lawrence striking children. Lee Garrett was knocked down and Mrs Lawrence suffered a nervous shock. Miss Carol Nason left for Denver to resume duties at Hessler Mercantile after vacation with her parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Nason and Mr and Mrs Charles Wooklander left Casper after a few days with Frank Trenkle.
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L. T. Glarum
Alliance
N. F. McAlester
Redlands
Cal
Fred
Herbert Nason
Denver
Berkeley
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ash Grove
Fairview
Dan Lawrence
Lee Garrett
Ed Garrett
Lawrence
Carol Nason
Hessler Mercantile Company
Fred Nason
Charles Wooklander
Casper
Wyo
Frank Trenkle
Goshen County Farm Bureau Sets Harvest Wage Scales
Goshen County Farm Bureau adopts wage limits for potato and beet harvests. At a August 27 meeting in Torrington representatives from potato and beet producers and Great Western Sugar discuss fair pay, hourly and per sack rates, hauling, and board. The resolutions set daily and hourly wages, sack rates, mile haul rates, and monthly wages with publicity to follow.
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Farm Bureau Organization
Goshen County
Wyoming
Nebraska
William Linn
Gorton County
Torrington
Great Western Sugar Company
Scottsbluff
Herald Want Ads Results
Fragmentary notice notes results from Herald Want Ads section with scattered phrases about items and listings. No clear individuals or organizations readable.
America's Champion Cow Sets New Record
A prized dairy cow improves its own record at a farm show, showcasing superior milk yield and lineage while defending its title against rival entrants. The event highlights the animal's health, training, and breeding background.
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America
American Legion Announces Relief Committee for Ex-Service Men
The Nebraska state American Legion named its emergency relief committee to administer the 2 million endowment fund with a $6,000 immediate allotment. J B C Risher of Beatrice chairs the panel including W J Andersen of Lincoln and others. Applications for benefits are being printed and distributed through local posts with careful case review to aid 308 posts statewide.
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Fast
State Department of the American Legion
State Adjutant of the Legion
J.B. C. Risher
Beatrice
W. J. Andersen
Lincoln
BE. KR
O'Connell
Pleasant Valley Notices of Local Socials and Illness
Mrs. Charles McNay left Wednesday to care for her ailing father. Ruth Cox visited Mrs. Bryant. Viola Peterson and Delbert spent time with Mr. Squibb family. Stout left for Glenwood after two weeks with Mrs. Roberta. E J Bryant fell ill Friday but then improved. Naomi Squibb hurt by a rusted nail Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNay
Ruth Cox
E. J. Bryant
James Ervine
Lillie
Ed Fiiester
Viola Mabel Peterson
Delbert
Thomas Squibb
Fred Stout
Glenwood
John Roberta
Mr. Forester
Howard Cottrell
George Timblin
Gering
Mabel Timblin
John Roberts
Naomi Squibb
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Wilford Griffith
Fr. A. Hann
Albert Hadley
Battle Mountain
Hot Hot Springs
S. D
Hadley
Herve
Iss
Liberty Local Farmers’ Union
Della Marie Grosse
Jay Hall
Ivor Meeker
George Flaherty
Canton
Frank Cahn
John Mornvck
Robert
Harold Hood
Merle Nikont
Jim Kennedy
Jim Kennady
Colvin
Robert Mitchell
Mother
W. A. Dyer
G. E. Dyer
Ella Lance
Purl Dyer
G. B. Dyer
Roy ‘Grosse
Henry Rose
Stoy Grossse
Chas. Hookham
Blanche
Lake Ellis
Ayabhel Romer
Henry Branch
Branch Bros
I. P. Tucker
William Rust
G Goshen County
Farm Bureau
State American Legion
VV Alley
B. J. Minort
Harold Bell Wright
Hellen
Minort
Employer
True Blue American
Mann
Geo. D. Darling
West Third Street
Alliance, Nebr
Platte Valley Commercial
Scottsbluffp, Nebraska
M. J, Edwards
A. M. Accia
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