River protection plan by Roy Towl for Dakota City district
Consulting engineer Roy N. Towl of Omaha reports on river protection for the Dakota City River Protection District Nebraska. He outlines erosion losses of over 3000 acres, proposed bank protection, center chute development, and cost allocations among railroads lands and Dakota City parcels, with total benefits near 32460 and total work cost under 147000.
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Omaha
Nebr
Wood Bros. Const. Co
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dakota City
Missouri
Lowa
Town
Sioux City
Town Bluffs
Wm. Betcke
Iowa
Burt County
Peterson Bend
Section 17
Cobe
Pete Bartlett
Fina
Bellevue
Neb
Nebraska Channel
Ring
Barada
Dakota
Roy N. Towl
Dress construction school open house at Hubbard
Delegates to the dress construction school at Hubbard report worthwhile time. An open house day Friday at 2:50 pm will display class work and posters. Miss Gladys Lege, state clothing specialist, lectures on lines and designs for various figures and enrollment details are announced by the County Home Agent.
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Hubbard
Free Moving Picture Show On River Bank Protection
A 3 reel moving picture at the Dakota City Court House at 8 p m this Thursday evening March 2 shows the Woods Bros system of river bank protection. The film, exhibited across the country and attracting attention in Congress and Washington, demonstrates installation and use. Everyone is invited to attend and learn how protection works.
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Court House
Dakota City
Woods Bros
Attrac
Congress
Washington
Randolph area notes and obituaries from local papers
Reads like a compilation of small-item notes, births, illnesses, visits, and local happenings. Mentions Bernice Burnham returning to South Sioux City, funeral arrangements for Mrs. Sarah McTaggart, and multiple short updates on residents visiting, illness, or travel across Randolph area papers. Includes names like Dr Nina Smith, Jacobsons, and McTaggart family with various towns cited such as Wakefield, Pender, Homer, and Sioux City.
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Pender
Frank O'Gara
Hartington
Lou Hirsch
Dakota City
Nina R. Smith
Sioux City Tribune
Sarah McTaggart
South Sioux City
Neb
Martha and Beatrice McTalkart
Jackson
Emerson Area Farm News and Rescue Tale
A na ture note describes Jong and near Nacora getting stuck in mud and Mr Demers rescuing them with a truck. R G Swan son leases 200 acres from J Mo Barry at Jackson and plans to move this week. The farm lies ten miles north of Emerson and adjoins John Felier, a prominent cattle feeder.
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Emerson Enterprise
Levi MeEntaffer
Omaha
Henry Linafelter
John Smith
Hubbard
Emerson
Mesdames N. Feauto
Wm. Shester
M. McEntaffer
Joe Ryan
Jefferson
Dakota
Tex Demers
Nacora
Mr. Demers
R. G. Swanson
Heas
J. Smith
J. Mo Barry
Jackson
John Felier
Dakota City School Notes and pupil updates
School notes record visits by Rev Moore and Mrs Tilley, new pupils Leroyce and Doris Darnell, and a 17 to 12 basketball win over Allen with gate receipts covering costs. It mentions upcoming trips, algebra and arithmetic schedules, and parent reminders about attendance. A Ladies Literary Club spelling contest is proposed, plus welcome back Mr Carlin and notes on ethics teaching.
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Mr. Carlin
School Attendance and Merit Lists From Local High School
The document lists names of students across grade levels including First Intermediate Second Intermediate Grammar Room and High School. It notes several pupils as never absent or tardy over a six month period and records various teacher and student names associated with Fueston Neiswanger and others.
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Ince
Margaret Adair
Willard Sunt
Helen Jones
Guy Sides
Willard Sides
Albert Jones
Charlotte Sides
William Triggs
John Smith
Dorothy Leamer
Florence Frederick
Walter Bierk
Lester Morris
May Messerli
Margaret Giese
George Foltz
Ruth Graham
Blanche Holbrook
Dorothy
Warren Heikes
Ernest Giexe
Ruth Orr
Erwin Bliven
Ralph Bliven
Charles Blacketer
George Berger
Gladys Frederick
Lawrence Frederick
Harry Larson
Morris Niemeyer
Ernest Sierk
Helen Smith
Prion Margaret Adair
Dorothy Fueston
George Felix
Louisa Neizwanger
Martha Barg
Edgar Frederick
Eldo Retchke
Mildred Frederick
Ernest Giese
Charles Black
Maurice Niemeyer
Eighth Grade Examinations Demand Parental Study Support
Dakota County School notes urging daily home study for eighth graders amid upcoming exams. Wilfred E. Voss emphasizes limited schooling days, stresses parental cooperation, and warns against relying on apparent ability or easy graduation.
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Dakota County
Wilfred E. Voss
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Dakota County Farm Bureau Record of Progress and Actions
The Dakota County Farm Bureau reports support for agriculture and home initiatives, cooperative marketing, and extension collaboration. It lists 400 paid members, the Sioux City milk marketing effort with 350 members, soil survey, yield gains, crop and livestock programs, youth clubs, demonstrations, and disease vaccination efforts totaling extensive farm services and partnerships.
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Sioux City
Farmers’ Milk Marketing Organization
U. Grain Growers’ Inc
Unie
Dakota County
U.S. Bureau of Soile
Nebraska
Seed and
Hog Exchange
Grape Pruning Time in Eastern Nebraska
Prune grape vines after wood ripens in fall and before sap rises in spring. Do not prune during freezing weather to avoid brittle canes. In eastern Nebraska wintering vines can survive without protection, so pruning occurs February to early March on mild days to allow wounds to heal before sap flow. Late spring pruning causes excessive bleeding, a point still debated but pruning early is considered safe practice.
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Nebraska
Graduates Under Fire for Merit Over Paper Degrees
A critic denounces surplus graduates and mock diplomas, arguing merit should govern who earns a degree. The writer contends the country is overwhelmed by credentials and calls for stricter standards to ensure genuine merit.
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Towl
Royie Towl
Wood Bros. Construction Co
Benefts
Geneva Rankin
Owlock
Hampshire
Tom Sullivan
Shoresites
Randolph
Bernice Burnham
Levi Barto
Enemy
M.E. Church
R. M. Fagan
Wakefield Cemetery
Wakefield Republican
Louw Severius Barto
Walthill
Johnny Waite
Homer
Geo. H. Lamson
B. J. Sheldon
Cuba
Tongebee
Nina Smit
Ponca
Prof. Jacobson
T. J. Mitchell
Mrs. Twohig
Ralph Baugous
Conrad Jacobson
Wayne
H. M. Eaton
Rev, Moore
Mrs. Tilley
Agrain
Lane
Leroyce Darnell
Doris Darnell
Allen
Rls
Poe City
Apri
Prade
Lleikes
Dakota County Farm Bureau
G.f.hughes
N. R. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
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