Lincoln’s Nebraska Memorial Stadium to feature indoor track and courts
Description of construction at the Nebraska Memorial Stadium in Lincoln notes an indoor running track one third of a mile long beneath the stands and indoor basketball handball and tennis facilities. Images show the 430 by 45 foot room, the running track layout ten by twenty feet high, and the dished stands for optimal viewing with street level entrances.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Nebraska Memorial Stadium
University At Lincoln
Memorial Stadium
Lilia Casper
Charles Casper
Schuyler
John Hauser
Fremont
Harding
William McKinley
James A. Garfield
Nebraska
Beatrice
Osceola
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Lincoln
Kearney
Buffalo County
Frank W. Samuelson
Humboldt
Kansas City
Albion
Hugo Carlson
Carlson
Genoa
Otoe County
Samuel S. Morton
Syracuse
Sarah van Horn
Washington
David City
Seward
Randolph
Government
Plattsmouth
Julius Festner
Douglas County Legion
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce Publicity Bureau
Missouri River
Pearl
Elsie
Math Abegglen
Oconee
Abegglen
Hamilton County
Aurora
Johnson County Fair
Tecumseh
Jack Atkinson
Fort Crook
Hooper
Neb
Melady Bros
South Omaha
Nebraska farmers hail cucumbers and crops in 1923 view
Nebraska crops and farm conditions dominate the week’s bulletin. Alvin Pasco of Beatrice grows cucumbers up to eighteen inches while threshing yields improve for small grains in Holt county. Soybeans, corn, oats, wheat and rye are listed with regional production figures and market questions linger as prices fall.
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Nebraska
Alvin Pasco
Beatrice
Union
Texas
Florida
Pasco
Holt County
Central City
Charles E. Barth
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Carl Brandt
Monroe
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Travels of John Maundeville and his marvels
This piece surveys Sir John Maundeville the knight born in England who travelled to Constantinople and beyond to Ethiopia Ceylon and Cathay. It notes his belief in many fantastic peoples and creatures and discusses the Vale Perilous and the dangers of wild accounts versus truth.
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John Maundeville
England
St. Allans
Constantinople
Mahomet
Asia Minor
Syria
Holy Land
Egypt
Jerusalem
Babylon
Desert
Europe
Maundeville
Sir John
Palestine
Ethiopia
Isle of
Nacumere
Ceylon
Isles
Cathay
Amazon
Loadstone
Lombardy
Anon
Paradise
Rome
Causes of Cotton Gin Fires
USDA investigations show many cotton gin fires stem from static electricity built up by friction in machinery. Other causes include matches in cotton and overheated bearings. Proper grounding and wiring can drain electricity and prevent sparks. circular No. 271 explains the wiring system.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
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Gornhusker News
North Platte
Sidward E. Reed
Tieq
Excelsior Springs
Drusille Love
Blair
State Board of Control
Geo. P. Shidler
York
Newman Battery
First State Bank
North Bend
Tax Commissioners Office
Press Association
Laurel
Robert Pease
John R. McCann
Pease
McLaughlin
Ak-Sar-Ben
Iowa
Kingdom
Quivera
Lincoln County
Yeggs
Fremont Post Office
Council Bluffs
James Mefford
Eliza Moranville
Red Cloud
Harlan County Fair Association
Alma
Lee Amm
Plainview
Ira Dewitt
Buffalo Flats
Long Pine
Company 8
Camp Funston
Garland
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
Calvin Coolidge Peklo
Charles Peklo
Peklo
Douglas County
Gering-Fort Laramie
Scottsbluff
Victor Keene
Tokio
Japan
Advertiser
State Association of Rural Carriers
Holdrege
W. B. Beyer
Bertrand
S. Caskarden
Wilcox
W. W. Wilson
Raymond
C. M. Mutchmore
Liberty
Louisville
Nebraska Association of
Charles Wailes
Hastings
Wailes
Walter Alliote
Ruth Pyrtle
State Normal Board
Sierras
California
Everett Buckingham
Omsha Union Stockyards Company
Carl Kuhn
Germany
Eda Neitzke
Milwaukee
Golden Rule Lodge
Rebekas
Cleo Montgomery
Fred H. Kembel
Frances E. Spaeth
Crawford
Bertram G. Goodhue
New York
George W. Marsh
Wichita Eeee
Tulsa
Aneerone
Oklahoma City
Pes Alpines
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Pheniver
Arfolk
Grand Island
Wirbury Ee
Sir John Maundeville
Merrill Corn
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