Survey Finishes for Irrigating Nebraska Land Project
The survey at the west end of the Keith Deal and Verkins counties table land project is complete and the east end survey near Maxton and Sutherland is due next week. Twelve large natural storage reservoirs totaling 50 000 acre feet are surveyed with canals and laterals mapped. Local farmers raise funds for a permanent irrigation district and bond issue to be presented to landowners for approval. The plan resembles Julesburg irrigation, with 18000 acre feet winter storage available, though half may suffice.
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Tigatlala
Neb
Keith
Deal and Verkins Counties
Maxton and
Sutherland
Devel Table Land
Lylatween Ogallala
Grantvien
Perkins
Julesburg
University of Nebraska Outlines Sheep Feed Yard Plans
Agricultural college issues new plans for sheep feeding yards and equipment. The document details best feed banks for hay and grain and shows yard arrangements after consultations with experienced Nebraska sheepmen.
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Lincoln
Agricultural College of
University of Nebraska
Plans Completed for Holstein Breeders Picnic in Beatrice
Beatrice in Gage county prepares for the state Holstein Breeders picnic at Chautauqua park on August 9. Prof. H. P. Davis of the Nebraska extension bureau and J. E. Palm, president of the Nebraska Holstein Breeders' association, are set as principal speakers. Hundreds of dairymen and families are expected.
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Beatrice
Gage County
Chautauqua Park
H. P. Davis
Nebraska Extension Bureau
J. E. Palm
Nebraska Holstein Breeders’ Association
Farmers' Union reports large crowds and gains in Nebraska
W Lantdon of Salina Kansas lectured across Nebraska as part of the National Farmers' Union tour joined by President Osborn. The St Edward cooperative shows a twelve month year profit and volume totaling 138 693 32 in goods and 301 604 bushels of grain with reserves for dividends. Concord reports prompt insurance payment of 485. Wisner stores cut operating costs to 10 percent of sales and posted 2 526 61 in net profits for six months ending June 30. Orchard sees manager S B Whitmore resign and Philo Grove named successor amid earnings improvements and an expanded operation including store lumber yard and coal sales.
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W. ©. Lantdon
Salina
Kan
National Farmers’ Union
Lanadon
Stony's Grove
Broken Bow
Aurora Chautauqua
Crystal Lake
Adama County
Cowles, Holbrook and
Franklin
Sidney
Nebraska
Tocomach
Osborn
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
St. Edward
Farmers’ Union Co-operative Association
Offic
Concord
Frank Reynolds
Farmers’ Union Cooperative Insurance Company of Nebraska
Omaha
Wisner
Farmers’ Union
Fui
Tore
Wisner Farmers’ Union
Susing
Armera’ Union
Bothi Cfation Ag
Orchard
S. B. Whitmore
Wayne
Philo Grove
PANY
Nice
Mal Fm
Jones
Mane
Wintenburg
Nebraska counties see tax reductions table
Lincoln, August 6 Special W J Osborne state tax commissioner released a table detailing reductions in state taxes for every Nebraska county following a 34 13 percent decrease in the state levy. The document compares the 1921 levy amounts with the 1922 levy and notes shifts in funding as counties adjust to lower state taxes.
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Osborne Tell
Lincoln
W. J. Osborne
Nebraska
Mare Serene
Hebron
Dufeau
Shiddiam Arschinitin
Vantage
Lfea
Pia
Dimitri
Jaber
Paul Suls
John Win
Lawrence Bherwood
Clu
Washington County
Blair—Jonn
Hooks
Cuming City
Hooke
Thurston Valley
Washington Wayne
Jo Arthur
Crops on Creston Farms Promise to Break Records
Creston Iowa reports record oats and small grains yields with 40 to 50 bushels per acre and strong corn prospects. In Callaway Nebraska the Custer County Fair opens August 22 for four days with the largest stock exhibit on record.
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Creston
Custer County Fair Callaway
Neb
Custer County
Improved Wheat Strains Could Boost Nebraska Yields
University of Nebraska experts estimate that if every Nebraska farmer planted improved winter wheat, output would rise by about four bushels per acre. The potential value of the extra production could reach roughly 16 million dollars. While seedbed work raises costs, the higher yield may justify the expense and provide future seed stock.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Pawnee County Peaches on Market Amid Abundant Crop
Market reports from Table Rock show Pawnee county peaches are abundant and of excellent quality. Growers say yields come mainly from small orchards across the county, with no large commercial groves in the region.
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Pawnee County
Wheat yields in York County reach high averages
A. B. Cantrell on a McCool area farm threshed 45 acres of Kanred wheat averaging 46 bushels per acre. York County yields on smaller tracts ranged 30 to 35 bushels with the general large acreage average around 20 bushels.
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York County
York
A. B. Cantrell
McCool
Kansas
Corn Market of 1921 Swamps Saline Elevators
Farmers in Saline county rush corn marketing as 1921 harvest floods elevators and storage cars. Buyers struggle to handle volume as grain flows late into the night.
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Friend
Saline County
Farm Wisdom and Quotes Guide Nebraska Farm Practices
A collection of farming advice and aphorisms urging family help in farm accounting and hog management. It emphasizes healthful disposition, silos on every farm, grinding grains for better feed, mite control in poultry, and quotes from Emerson and Webster about farming and civilization.
The Farmer's Wife: Kitchen Tips and Substitutes
A Mary Ann Gray column offers practical kitchen advice and simple recipes. Tips include using a magnet to recover metal parts in the kitchen, and two meat substitutes Egg and Potato Dish and Pea and Bean Souffle with steps for layering, sauce, and baking. The piece also calls for a cheerful meal hour and avoiding business talk at table.
Building Permits Reach New Chicago High in 1922
Chicago reports the largest building year on record with seven months total permits totaling 127,712 dollars for residences, apartments, offices, factories and other structures. The figure could reach 175 million for 1922, surpassing 1921 and 1916 highs.
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Omaha
Chicago
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
United States
Atlas E
Atlas
Siall
State Probes Hog Remedy Sales Near Bloomfield
Agents sell a hog remedy northwest of Bloomfield that has killed many hogs. A farmer stopped payment on a check after being victimized. The agents claimed ties to the State Agricultural Department, which is now investigating with a department representative in the area.
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Bloomfield
Here
State Agricultural Department
Average Iowa farm lost $1,400 last year
Mount Ayres Iowa August 6 A farm bureau director in Ringgold county reports a survey of 14 members in the 1921 Farm Management club shows an average loss per farm of 1 478 39 dollars for the year. The losses are attributed to management with 3 1 2 per cent interest on land and 5 per cent on working capital. The operator's wage was 40 dollars monthly.
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Saunders County
Mount Ayres
Farm Bureau
Ringgold County
Knox County Fair Set for September 12 to 15
The Knox County Better Livestock and Fair association announced the annual fair will run September 12 through 15. A new grandstand replaces the tornado damaged one and work starts on the half mile track. Swine exhibits have expanded with new barns and 30 to 40 temporary pens may be needed. Henry Kuhl of Plainview is president and W H Weber of Bloomfield is secretary.
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Knox County
Bloomfield
Knox County Better Livestock and Fair Association
Henry Kuhl
Plainview
W. H. Weber
Jersey Cattle Expert Lee to Speak in Nebraska Lectures
Lincoln hosts August 8 lecture as Jersey cattle club representative Mr. Lee travels to Auburn Tecumseh Clay Center Mitchell for illustrated talks on the Jersey cow. Organizers include H. C. Young Elmer Doval Walter Campbell W. F. Holcomb and J. C. Woodman.
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Jersey
Nebraska
Lincoln
Agricultural College of the
Nebraska State University
American Jersey Cattle Club
Mr. Lee
Auburn
Tecumseh
Clay Center
Mitchell
H. C. Young
Elmer Doval
Walter Campbell
W. F. Holcomb
J. C. Woodman
Morrill
Large Livestock Exhibit Planned for Dodge Fair
The Dodge County fair will feature an unusually large livestock exhibit with about 500 entries. To house them, the management has purchased several large tents, reflecting Dodge County's reputation for fine purebred herds in the state.
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Dodge County
Saline County Farmer threshes 320 acres of winter wheat
Friend Fred Sims threshes a 320 acre field of winter wheat producing about 20 bushels per acre and testing slightly over 60 pounds per bushel. The wheat was grown on a half section of falling land and all in one field.
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Saline County
Fred Sims
Wheat and grains slump after early rally on Chicago market
Chicago grain notes say buying power faded, wheat fell to near season lows after short covering, with corn oats and rye also down. Lard and short ribs eased. rain in Canada aids late crops. domestic demand weak and hedging pressures rise. No. 2 on track at 2 1/2 over September.
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Charles D. Michaels
Sabe Dee
Chicago
Canada
South Dakota
Minnesota
Financial market reacts to British policy amid unsettled debts
Market analysis notes that the Balfour note and Harding terms fail to advance settlement between railways and strikers, sparking debate over France Germany reparations. Despite two bold moves, the market stayed largely steady with more advances than declines. Nearby livestock and grain reports from Sioux City show cattle and hog prices mixed, reflecting a cautious financial mood.
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Alexander Dana Noves
New York
Aus
Iter
Harding
White House
Washington
Lonndon
France
Germany
Stock Exchange
England
Prairie Wheat Yields, Global Crop Updates From Omaha Note
The Omaha Produce Pit notes multi state grain results with spring wheat 20.7 bu ac, rye 23.6, barley 24.3, oats 40.2. Italian wheat harvest progress and total crop estimate 148 million bushels, down from last year. Rainfall changes and Punjab and New South Wales crops cited along with U.S. and Chicago market receipts and prices for wheat, corn, oats, and rye, plus live stock notes from Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
C. E.lewis & Co
Punjab
India
New South Wales
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
State of Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets and Marketing
Cena
Upland
Midland
Lowland
Meat and produce price list with varied per unit rates
A dense catalog of beef cuts and produce with multiple prices. Beef items list No 1 ribs through No 3 chucks and plates with per pound rates. Fruit and vegetables include bananas oranges lemons peaches apples pears prunes and more with box crate and basket pricing.
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St. John California
Arkansas
Washington
California
Ohio
Michigan
Trade Review Looks at Labor and Industry Impacts
The report discusses labor pullbacks, railroad priority, and coal shortages affecting mining and textile sectors. Analysts note shrinking purchasing power as workers are displaced, with cotton conditions and futures driving price movements and prompting caution in fabric trades and seasonal output.
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Dunn &Co
Olalione
Witlerrawal
Wales
Buch
Industrioe Ual
Washington
Fall River
Omaha Morning Bee admits closing hours for wart orders
Fragmentary notice from Omaha Morning Bee references telephone contact and closing hours for wart orders and payment methods. The text is garbled but indicates ad services and timing for editions including Morning and Evening.
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Atlantic
Abe
Bonday
Omaha Morning Bee
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Thayer County
Myron Cook
Washington County Farm Bureau
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Farma
Johnson County
Tecumsen—s
Turpauga
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Fillmore County
John P. Davia
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Will.am Wulf
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Dad
Emerson
Daniel Webster
Mary Ann Gray
Iowa
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Omaha Produce
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Sprague
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Trade Review
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Elty Isatta
Brandeis Theater
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Farnam
Heafey & Heafey
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Hess & Sworoda
Farnam Street
L. Henderson
John Bath
Far JA
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William Lahey
Neville Bik
H. C. Nicholson
Therritt-Schwier Cry. Co
Ma Hardy Furniture Co
Zincoin
Surwina Auditing Co
Nat'l Bank
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