Funeral Train Honors President Harding Across Nebraska
A funeral train bearing President Warren G. Harding's flag wrapped body traveled the Union Pacific line through Nebraska with crowds at smaller towns and grand island. Officials from Lincoln presented a wreath and a Nebraskan message of mourning. American Legion posts and troops formed salutes as the train paused for fuel and repairs. Separately, a Farm Bureau News note covers a stock judging tour by 4-H youths and lists top contestants with Homer Ingalls and Chester Adams leading the standings.
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Mhain Line
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Polk County
Grand Island
Silver Creek
Columbus
American Legion
Omaha
St. Crook
Nebraska National Guard
Ashland
Homer Ingalls
Chester Adams
Willie Burritt
Ansel Fredrickson
Johnnie Ingalls
Harold Ingalls
Gustaf Peterson
Kenneth Nelson
Harold Adams
Raymond Wagner
Philip Johnson
Poultry Culling Advice and Egg Marketing Tips
This article urges farmers to cull poor producers to boost profits and reduce disease risk. It details signs of unhealthy birds, benefits of selling roosters and infertile eggs, and steps to improve marketing and storage. Demonstrations can be arranged at the county agents office after August 1.
Wayland Farm Bureau Women Report Club Activities
The Wayland Farm Bureau Women met at Blanche Bond's home with sixteen attendees. Vice President Alice Thomas led the meeting and discussed vegetable storage, healthful eating for school children, and upcoming lectures by E. H. Hoppert.
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Wayland Farm Bureau Mnll
Blanche Bond
Alice Thomas
Piano equity sale offers through Lock Box 716 Omaha
Doctor Johnson surgeon advertises piano in first class condition with equity and installment payments. Person unable to keep up payments invites interested buyers to write for price and full particulars to Lock Box 716 Omaha.
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Omaha
Tuberculosis Campaign Results
Petitions from the Nebraska Livestock Improvement Assn were distributed in Polk County precincts and school districts. They were checked by the Farm Bureau office and state inspectors, with Frances aiding and Mark Timm presenting the completed work to Floyd Shumway on July 30. Testing is anticipated to begin in September pending federal-state cooperation.
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Nebraska Livestock Improvement Assn
Farm Bureau Office
Hays
State Office
Frances
Mark Timm
Polk County Park Bureau
Floyd Shum_way
State Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Department
State Department
Polk County clubs near completion of children’s clothing project
In fifteen Polk County clubs the project nears completion with about 2,000 patterns cut and 250 garments made by mothers under Mrs. Hattie Legg of the Extension Department at the state college. Each club plans or has made an exhibit of garments from Legg’s patterns.
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Polk County
Hattie Legg
Extension
The
State College
Children’s Clothing Exhibit At Polk Store
Three Stromsburg and Polk clubs displayed forty garments from the children’s clothing project at a Polk furniture store on Wednesday evening July 25. A large crowd attended and displayed strong interest in the exhibit.
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Stromsburg
Polk
Inter
Island Precinct Organizes To Promote Sewing Lessons
A meeting at Mrs John Ernsts Island home on Wednesday August Std organized and started work on Short Cuts in Sewing using sewing machine attachments. Island ladies seek home economics lessons shared from other parts of the county.
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Island Precinct
John Ernst
Greens Chapel Club Completes Home Economics Study
The Green's Chapel Club east of Stromsburg finishes a three year home economics program and plans a new course next year, possibly in literature. They have also pursued millinery, dress construction, and children's clothing work, showing commendable initiative and broad effort.
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Green's Chapel Club
Stromsburg
Greens Chapel Club
University of Nebraska food specialist outlines county clubs projects
Miss Atwood, the foods specialist at the University of Nebraska, plans to visit on August 20 to discuss two food projects with county clubs. The focus is on meal planning by housewives for family health, aiming to balance work, variety, and economy while promoting better eating habits and more efficient planning.
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E. H. Hoppert
Mise Atwood
Miss Atwood
University of Nebraska
Care and Operation of the Threshing Machine
County extension agents and the agricultural college at Lincoln offer two bulletins for farmer operators of threshing rigs. They cover overhaul, adjustment, and efficient operation of grain separators. The shift from large outfits to smaller farmer cooperative rigs is noted.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
The
Winter wheat harvest status across central plains area
In the winter wheat states from Texas to Nebraska harvests are nearly complete and laborsupply has met demand. South Dakota is mid harvest while North Dakota and Minnesota harvests are underway. St Paul employment service will aid job seekers in the area and the Farm Labor Bureau field HQ operates from Fargo with Geo E. Tucker as field director.
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Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
St. Paul
Farm Labor Bureau
Federal State Employment Office
Fargo
N. D
Geo. E. Tucker
Early plowing urged for Avinter wheat by agronomists
Agricultural college agronomists urge early plowing for Avinter wheat. Under normal conditions early work destroys weeds, allows soil to settle for a better seed bed, and lets plant food accumulate. Eastern farmers report yields up to five bushels per acre higher with early preparation.
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Agricultural College Agronomists
New 4-H Nebraska Club EMSLEM Pin Adopted
The 4-H clubs of Nebraska adopt a new EMSLEM pin replacing older pins. The pin features a clover leaf with four H’s in green enamel on a black field, with metal outlines flush to the enamel. Pins are awarded by year completed, from silver for two years to jeweled gold for four or more years.
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Nebraska
Agricultural College Extension Service
Rexall Store August Factory to You Sale Highlights
Advertisement lists cosmetics and personal care items from Rexall including Jonteel powders creams and perfumes, Klenzo dental cream, Rexall shaving products, medicinals like milk of magnesia and liver salts, plus household goods and hot water bottle. It markets factory direct pricing during August with emphasis on value and variety.
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Tris
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Rexall
Quick Sale Farm Land Near Osceola Nebraska
Classified ad offers 80 acre level farm with prime cultivation and improvements. Owner in California selling during a month visit. Cut price and liberal terms. Legal numbers S%7 NW Sec 13 Tp 14 Aug 2. Inquiries to King Bittner Campbell phone 6. 46-4t
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California
Osceola
Nebr
King, Bittner & Campbell
Osceola Produce Co. Delivers Semi-SolidG Buttermilk Feed
Semi-soldig buttermilk in yellow barrels advertised as the best feed for hogs and poultry. Delivered to your place with no extra charge. Osceola Produce Co. phone 700.
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Osceola Produce CO
Notice to Creditors Estate of Carl G Johnson Deceased
Creditors must present and file claims by November 24 1922 and debts by August 24 1924. The County Court will sit August 24 1923 October 21 1923 and November 24 1925 at 10 00 A M to receive examine hear allow or adjust claims. Dated July 20 1923 F H Ball County Judge. July 26 Aug 2 9 16
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Said County
Grade or Scrub Bulls Used in This Country
A USDA prepared report notes 75 percent of US dairy bulls are grades or scrubs from non elite lineages, contributing to low average milk and butterfat production. In 1921 under 80,000 purebred bulls were registered, likely less than half were recorded. Many unregistered calves were slaughtered due to poor marketability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
For Sale Good Work Horse and Piano Instruction Ad
Good work horse for sale and notice of piano instruction offered by W. M. Stewart. Instruction available in Osceola on Mondays. Parties wishing lessons may leave word at the Record office. Nellie Petersen Stromsburg Neb.
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Swibe
Osceola
Nellie Petersen
Stromsburg
Nebr
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska a petition for the appointment of Hannah E. Monson as Executrix of the estate of Andrew M. Monson, deceased, has been filed. The hearing is set for August 7, 1923 at 10:00 AM. Dated July 21, 1923. (Seal) F. H. Ball, County Judge. Aug 2, 9.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Andrew M. Monson
Hannah E. Monson
F. H. Ball
Spring Wheat Yields Lag Winter Wheat in West
An 11 year test completed last year at the North Platte sub station shows spring wheat yielding 61 percent of winter wheat. Macaroni or Durum outyield other spring wheats but price and marketability improve with carload lot sales. Optimal seeding rate found at four pecks per acre for all spring wheat varieties.
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North Platte
Immune Potato Varieties Against Wart Disease Revealed
The United States Department of Agriculture reports several potato varieties immune to wart disease suitable for infested areas. Bulletin 1156 outlines tests over one to four years, listing Marly Eureka Early Petoskey First Early Cordon's Early Snowflake Floorball Irish Cobbler Spaulding Rose Burbank Green Mountain McGregor Mc Kinley Norcross and others. A wart-immune policy began in 1920 after wart appeared in 1918. a 1922 survey shows infestation in Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Petoskey
Cordon
Michigan
Spaulding Rose
Burbank
Berbank
Bountiful
Delaware Gold Train
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Junior
Toisho Rural
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C
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R. G. Douglas
Osceola Polk Co
Chappell
Warren G. Harding
Republic
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Adair
Extension Department
College of ‘Agriculture
Geo
Anderson
Johnson’s
Axel Fred _Johnson
Howard Adams
Lanyon Stock Farm
Gresham
S. H. Lanyon
Vince
Lanyon
Lanyons
Frank Walker
Merrick & Sons
Wayland Farm Bureau Woman’s Club
Lincols
South Shelby Club
Albert Blevins
Country Club
Brigham School House
Wesley Chapel Club
Merle Cunningham
Platte Valley Hall
Johnson
South Side Square
Awebr
Geo. Weiser & Son
Overland
AMIHO
Ford Garage
Shelly
York
Vance Brothers
Northeast Corner Square
Marion Vance
Polk Clothing
Harvest Bulletin NO
Emslem
Rikers
Cseseesees
Florida Water
Ascot
Gee Geen
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Seterate
Gesten Sey
Lord Baltimore
Jordan
Rexall Skeeter Skoot
Lax
Kantleek
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Flora Fentress
C. W. Simelser
Gospel Ridge
WN. BE. Lesner
Walter IL. Anderson
Richards Block
Ncoin
Frank H. Anderson
Chautauqua
Record Office
Carl G. Johnson
Salie
W. M. Stewart
West
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