Congressmen Pollard Pitches Cooperative Farm Information Plan
Congressman Pollard, Doctors Galloway and Woods discussed a plan to shift distribution of Farmers' Bulletins from Washington to cooperative work with farmers in five middle western states. The aim is to cut waste and accelerate practical cultivation methods through state-supported experts over three to five years, then expand nationwide.
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Pollard
B. T. Galloway
Albert Woods
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Scott
Agricultural Committee of
House
Committee On Agriculture
Middle West
Middle
Washington
Agricultural Department
United States
Congress
Pollard Urges Expert Aid for Southern Corn and Dairying
In Nebraska the introduction of corn growing and dairying is advanced with calls for state experiment station backing and cooperation from major agricultural associations. Pollard favors shifting funds from garden seed distribution to hire agricultural experts to improve horticulture and staple farm practices.
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South
Pollard
State Experiment Station
Agricultural Associations
Nebraska
Ruling Contests, Candy Ads, and Delinquent Subscriptions Sparks
Readers critique popular young ladies contests as mere social spending and vanity. An ad promotes Preventics warning of flu and bronchitis prevention. Nebraska editors note delinquent subscribers may drop papers while loyal payers stay.
Yoley's Horney and Tar touted as safe under Pure Food laws
Advertisement claims Yoley's Horney and Tar for roughs wilds and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug law because it contains neopiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a remedy for children and adults.
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Yoley
Res Pharmacy
Notable Guests Named for Chamber of Commerce Dinner in Sheffield
General Sir John French will be chief guest at the Chamber of Commerce dinner at Cuttler's Hall on the 24th. Attendees include MPs C and Stuart-Wortley, Howard Vincent, Tudor Walters, the Lord Mayor, the Master Cutler, the Bishop of Sheffield, J F P Hope, and Major Churesh Howe, United States consul of Manchester. The dinner features prominent local and international figures, highlighting Chireh Tlowe's past popularity with Sheffield commerce.
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Sir John French
Chamber of Commerce
Cuttler’s Hall
C. &. Stuart-Wortley
Howard Vincent
Tudor Walters
William Helland
TL el, Marsh
H. H. Bedford
Auburn
Sudden Death of Bishop Worthington Shocks Nebraska
Thousands in Nebraska mourn the sudden death of Bishop Worthington, a popular and scholarly figure with broad religious appeal. He had many acquaintances and friends statewide and had just received a distinguished church promotion. He will be succeeded in Nebraska by Mr. Williams, highly popular as his predecessor.
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Nebraska
Worthington
Williams
York Times
Chicago Doctor Links Sleep in Church to Ventilation
A Chicago physician says poor church ventilation causes parishioners to sleep during services. The Fairbury News notes the finding shifts blame from sermons or worldly concerns to ventilation and suggests criticizing the sanctuary and boycotting services until improved.
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Chicago
Boycot
Fairbury News
Minevles Promised Backache and Rheumatism Relief
To stop pain and stiffness Minevles are advertised with guarantees. A full W days' treatment costs 100 and a single bedtime dose is claimed to prove merit. Available from A G Wanner, druggist.
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A. G. Wanner
Drugeiat
German farmer commits suicide near Beatrice Neb
John Peters a German farmer living near Linden Tree Park just outside Beatrice shot himself yesterday afternoon. Friends say he was brooding over his part in the conviction of R Mead Shumway and his mind was unbalanced by the事件.
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Beatrice
Neb
Jan. Ls
John Peters
Linden Tree Park
R. Mead Shumway
Taft Boom Expands Its Reach in Nebraska Press
The Taft boom has grown so large in Nebraska to require time for the Latol ette press bureau to gather enough clippings for a new Beatrice Express issue.
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Taft
Nebraska
lLatolette
Beatrice Express
Two in Church Teasing Over Strict Attentiveness
A Boston man and his wife attend services together after persuasion. He teases her about not paying attention to the sermon, and she retorts with a witty quip about stoking harmony and listening to the tones. The exchange ends with a playful concession about singing.
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Boston
Ciureh
Harper's Weekly
Not by Observation In Senator Beveridge Book Discussion
A dialogue with United States Senator Beveridge about his book The Young Man of the World. When asked how he learned the lessons he imparts he replies humorously that it was not by observation, prompting reflections on how best to learn and avoid mistakes.
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Nebraska
United States
Beveridge
Eperignee
Manchuria
Concert Review Sings A Night Of Music
A readers’ note recalls a recent concert with vivid impressions of a captivating performance. The writer describes the atmosphere as lively and the music as intoxicating, noting how the experience lingered after the final song.
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Freddie
Love Childhood Reflections on Innocence and Joy
A reflective piece celebrates childhood as a time of happiness and peace. It urges preserving the simple pleasures and amiable instincts of youth before they fade, asking readers who among them has not regretfully remembered that age.
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Jacques Houssests
Never Burnt Before Directed to Palmer Skinner House
A newly arrived sumner haailer asks for explicit directions to Palmer Skinner's house. The station lounger offers to guide him and jokes about the newcomer's unfamiliarity with the area and his own social slang.
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Yue
Palmer Skinner
Sumner Haailer
One Man's Wisdom Refused Purchase in Cemetery Action
A cryptic report shows Superintendent offering an excuse to decline buying land for a pew cemetery. The Solicitor counters with a claim that the plan failed due to lack of funds and divided support among local officials.
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Dil Olibach
A Vision of Hard Times and Shared Struggles
A reader laments future hardship and scarcity. The piece imagines rationing, rising costs, and social tension as a town faces poverty. It warns of complacency and highlights neighbors who save while others overspend.
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Congressman Pollard
Fairview Enterprise
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Sheffield
England
Woley
Foley
Her
Wes
Chas. H. Wilson
Chas. M. Wilson
Margrave
H.C. Hermon
Lb. Thacker
W.A. Greenwald
H.C. Zoeller
Farmers State Bank
Preston, Nebraska
Falls City Roller Mills
Magnolia
P. S. Heacock & Son
Falls City, Neb
Grace Cameron
Gehling Theatre
Wilder
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