Crop Report Warns Corn and Potatoes in Poor Condition
The September 1 crop report shows corn down due to August heat and drought with 71 percent condition. potato quality also fallen to 71 percent. Wheat oats and other crops forecasted lower yields while hogs and hay production shift, with national totals reflecting declines from last year.
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Leo Stuhr
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
A. BE. Anderson
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Webster
Nebraska
United States
Viele
O.aolooo
Unite States
Man Claims Property in Hemingford Tax Sale Case
In Hemingford Nebraska, W C Mounts sought possession of a lot after tax sale. Julia Forstrom bid nothing at all believing ownership lay with her. Judge Tash explained tax sale rules and Mounts won judgment for possession and costs.
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County
Emiti
Dudgve Toah
W. C. Mounts
Julia Forstrom
Mounts
Hemingford
Neb
Miss Forstrom
Tash
Court sees heated exchange as defendant silenced
In a tense moment Judge Tash challenged the defendant and instructed him to remain quiet, while Mr Mounts pressed for court protection. The judge admonished the defendant, escalating the courtroom drama.
Local notes mix in District updates and community events
Miss Lucille Platte begins an eight months term in District No. 3 while Miss Anna Bresmuth reads in District No. 6. Families travel, a federal jury call, camping trips in the Black Hills, and school moves are noted alongside prayers for community support. Public fountain installed. calls for a phone booth follow.
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Lucille Platte
Mumper
Anna Bresmuth
FE. Shaw
Milton
Rawlings
Wyo
Hom
Shaw
Fred Naxon
Dave Lawrence
E. A. Hann
Harry Parker
Fred Nason
Maude
Vera
B. L. Kline
Ives
Alliance
Aspden
Mayrant Seeks Reopening Hearing for Bond Forfeit Case
Mrs. Jessie Hasseltine, a raid victim, had her $250 bond forfeited after failing to appear. Judge Tash granted a continuance to September 1 on motion by her new attorneys. They contend a misunderstanding from changing counsel caused the absence and request the case be reopened for a proper hearing. The issue hinges on bond relief rights of the bondsman in the Rosetta raid matter. Separately, the Baptist Church Ladies Society plans a food and miscellaneous sale at Hirst's Store on Saturday, September 17.
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Tash
Jessie Hasseltine
Hasseltine
Rosetta
Basve
The
Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
Hirst
City water main extension urged with billing plan
City Manager N A Kem mish notes near completion of the water main extension with five connections so far. He says initial sign ups should connect soon and suggests minimum billing for non connected users to cover interest, while planning street grading and winter repairs pending treasury funds.
Forester Warns U S Could Be Treeless Soon
A forester predicts the United States will become treeless in the near future, leading to a barren desert landscape. The remark emphasizes the urgency of forest conservation and sustainable stewardship.
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United States
Half forgotten lines and tax talk in a dated column
A reflective piece mocks memorized songs and optimism. It notes money woes and jokes about bachelor maids giving parenting advice. It mentions talks of a head tax on American tourists in France and speculates the golden egg may be a lemon.
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France
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