Sloan Returns to Washington Seeks Submarine Legislation
Congressman Charles H. Sloan of the Fourth Nebraska district leaves Nebraska to help push a new bond issue and major wartime laws through the House. He cites Premier quotes on submarines and notes plans for a pension replacement bill and a revenue bill, plus a TB control measure linking federal and state efforts.
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Germany
Charles H. Sloan
Nebraska
Omaha
Sloan
Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Omaha Bee
Home Merchants Urge Local Buying Over Mail Orders
A call to support hometown merchants argues money kept in the community funds churches hospitals and roads. The piece notes merchants extend credit in hard times and pay taxes aiding schools and public services, urging residents to buy locally rather than mail order to foster local prosperity.
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Polk County Board Adopts Federal State Aid Road Plan
Polk county Nebraska officials meet at Osceola to approve accepting Federal and State Aid Road Acts provisions and apply for funds for a highway network described across several townships. The Board pledges county credit for right of way, maintenance, bridges, and designation as county roads after completion.
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Global War Atrocities Reach Kansas Train Passengers
The Stock Yards Journal reports a train encounter in McPherson Kansas where four Belgian children with severed fingers, traveling to western Kansas, drew shock and outrage. A farmer’s blunt curse and a compassionate intervention sparked renewed resolve to oppose the war’s horrors and help those affected. The piece blends wartime sentiment with agricultural notes on fodder, silage handling, and farm extension bulletins from the University of Nebraska Lincoln advising on silage, silos, and dairy testing.
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University of Nebraska
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
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Lincoln
Dairy Husbandry
Nebraska Experiment Station
Crude Oil Kills Lice for Hog Health
The College of Agriculture notes crude oil as the cheapest, most efficient lice remedy for hogs. A single application kills lice and nuts and can be applied via hog oiler or sprinkler. Oiling improves skin and hair appearance and may include light scrubbing to ensure oil reaches the skin.
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College of Agriculture
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