The Root of National Distress An Interview with George W Norris
Senator Norris argues that agriculture must be made inherently profitable before credit can help. He criticizes speculative finance and praises the Farm Loan Board, War Finance Corporation, and calls for a permanent Farmer and Consumers Financing Corporation to regulate and compete with trusts, lowering costs from farm to table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Columbia River
Minnesota
Genate Committee On Agriculture
West
Middle West
North West
Peecapé
Kife
Escang
Hfe
Congress
Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
War Finance Corporation
War Finance Co=oporation
Farmer and Consumers’ Financing Corporation
Dolar Corporation
Ex Treasurers Not Guilty Plea Triggers April Trial
Finis L. Anderson former county treasurer of Nance County pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges exceeding 20 090 dollars. Bond set at 5000 dollars pending April district court. Auditors reported misused county funds and irregularities in tax receipts interest and real estate tax handling spanning multiple years.
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Finis L. Anderson
Nance
Robinson
Fle
W.atten
W. L. Praowett
Nance County
Anderson
Wncocetel
Budine Co
Kullerton National Bank
Farmers State Bank
Fullerton
Nebraska
Attorneys General
Department of Public Works
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Genoa
Belvade
Stromsburg Mayor Dies After Stroke
Stromsburg mourns John A. Johnson Vabres as the town’s mayor dies Saturday from a stroke. Funeral held Tuesday at the BE Church with many civic groups and business leaders in attendance. Services noted strong community respect and a large floral tribute reading Our Mayor. Interment followed at Stromsburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Sionsary
Joan
Johin
Ascot Rose
Anu
Weil
Stromsburg Cemetery
Obituary for Martha Isebelic of Iowa and Nebraska links
Martha Isebelic caen Mem Ovt41 in Ohio on April 9 1 45. She survived by four children, Minnie French of Omaha and Jennie Parker, Win Harrison, and James Duty. Born in Wisconsin, she lived in Fremont County Iowa and died February 16 1927 at age 67 16 7. A lifelong M E church member, she valued the Bible as daily guidance amid declining hearing from scarlet fever. Funeral Saturday 2 30 at First M E Church Osceola burial Osceola cemetery.
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Martha Isebelic Caen
Ohio
Ingine
Rathers
Mig
Minnie French
Omaha
Wisconsin
Fremont County
Wim. H. Harrison
Jennie Parker
Harri Fried
fConcesta
Pame
James ‘A. Duty
M. E. Church
Iowa
Mary Parker
Sioux City
Wilma
George Harrison
Osceola
M. EB
W. W. Hull
Uu Ceola
Obituary Notice of Mellie B Hare of Nebraska
Mellie B. Hare born October 20 1892 in Fort Wayne Indiana died February 14 1923 near Hazard Sherman County Nebraska at age 39 years 3 months 14 days. Survived by husband Dee Gooden and four daughters Mildred Dora Helen and Marguerite and her father William Hare and one brother Harry Hare. Funeral services were held at Haas J and Osceola with burial in Osceola Cemetery on Sunday.
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Mellie B. Hare
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hazard
el Reno Okla
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Custis
Oklo
Dee Gooden
Polk
Ww. W. Hull
Osceola
Tax Payment Deceived By County Treasurer Fraud
Western Bell Telephone Co. and on January 27 1923 their check was deceived by the county treasurer in payment of the full amount of the additional tax 91086 60.
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Western Bell Telephone Co
Grape Pruning Time Advised By Nebr. Experts
University of Nebraska horticulturists say vines may be pruned after fall harvest and before sap rise in spring. Do not prune when canes are frozen. in Nebraska grapes winter safely unprotected, so pruning on mild February and early March days helps wounds dry before sap flow to limit bleeding.
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U. of N. Agricultural College Horticulturists
Wnste
Nebraska
Eightieth Birthday Celebrated For Mrs. M. J. Brown
Last Saturday marked Mrs. M. J. Brown s eightieth birthday with a surprise gathering attended by the Brown family including daughter Mrs. John H. Mackin of Huntley Nebraska and Carl Freiday of Rising City. Refreshments were served and family milestones noted including the couple s fifty seventh wedding anniversary recent. The Record joins friends in best wishes. The Women s Literary Club met Tuesday at Mrs W Glark s house with a performance of The Mouse Tray and praise for Miss Bailey and Miss Bail ea for Patriotic Meeting help. The club's next meeting is March 6 at Mrs Kepzer s. The Gab a lotse group met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Wm Heltzman.
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M. J. Brown
Brown
John H. Mackin
Huntley
Nebr
Woman's Literary Club
W. Glark
Somers
Esther Les
Campbell
Zelda Fen
Roberts
Deevds
Curwen
Onidor Jane
Cornolish
Miller
Douglas
Fentress
Leesa
Sweet clover as rotation crop promoted by agronomists
The VU of N agronomists say sweet clover fits rotation better than other legumes. It improves soil faster than alfalfa and tolerates conditions where alfalfa or red clover fail. It establishes more easily, seed is cheaper, and livestock carrying can increase using sweet clover for pasture hay and soil fertility. It can be sown now on winter wheat rye waste areas and partly timbered land.
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Federal Reserve
Congress
Caeyormomem
Pingle
Henundatgon
N. Agricultural Agronomists
Strawberries Offer Easy Fruit for Busy Farmers
Farmers facing time constraints can grow strawberries which require little pruning or spraying. A 100 to 200 plant patch in rows 4 feet apart and 18 to 24 inches apart yields 100 to 209 quarts per season. At 15 cents a quart, return ranges from 15 to 30 dollars. For details, contact County Extension Agent or Agricultural College Lincoln for Growing Strawberries in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Nebraska
Better Cow Care Boosts Profits in Dairying
Agricultural experts from the University of Nebraska urge dairy farmers to focus on high quality cows and proper feeding. They warn that scrub cows or inadequate nutrition curb productivity and profitability, while well bred cows respond well to good care and sufficient, proper feed.
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Tha U of N
Fruits and Health: Dietary Use and Apple Desserts
U. of N. Agricultural College specialists say fruits aid elimination of poisons and help constipation. For clear skin, apply fruit juice inside the neck. Recipes describe Baked Apples with Raisins and Baked Apples stuffed with Dates, detailing core, fillings, sugar, and baking steps.
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U. of N. Agricultural College Food and Nutrition
Farmers Embrace Bookkeeping to Improve Nebraska Crops
About 500 Nebraska farmers kept complete farm business records in 1922 prompting shifts in operations after cost comparisons. The University of Nebraska reports range in corn cost per bushel from 2.5 to 10 cents, with varying labor input per acre. Six counties saw neighbors’ record keeping drive changes, though total monetary impact remains undetermined.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Polk County Club Work Seeks Early Enrollment
County Agent Adair urges boys and girls to enroll in sow and litter clubs this spring with priority on Poultry and Sowa litter clubs. Three to four hog sales planned to supply Duroc Jersey and Hampshire sows from breeders in Poland and nearby. J and Curren to lead a local pig club. interested parties should contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Adair
Hampshire
Durocs
Curren
Observance of Washington and Lincoln Birthdays Held at Auditorium
The Sunday program at the Auditorium drew a good crowd with the High School Glee Club and Orchestra performing well. Miss Musetta Ball directed a school girls pageant and Rev. J A Klein offered prayer as Fred Schumiss introduced speaker Hon W A Prince of Grand Island, who called for unity and noted lessons from Washington and Lincoln for today’s world. He added Americans are all simply Americans, not divided by ancestry.
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Lincoln
High School Glee Club
Fred Schumiss
W. A. Prince
Grand Islas
Washington
Wes
South
America
Prince
Grand Island
Oscedla
New County Agent Arrives in Lyons Kansas
W B Adair the new county agricultural agent arrived in Lyons Friday and took charge of the work here He soon went to St Paul to visit relatives before moving to Osceola where the family will live in the Dickhuts property in South Osceola Adair is described as capable and pleasant and under his direction the office work has started well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Adair
Lyons
Kansas
Adair
St. Paul
Osceola
Dickhuts
South Osceola
Notice to Record Readers Subscription Rates
The following subscription and advertising rates will become effective for the publication March 15, 2923.
Record Advertising Rates and Subscription Notice
The Record outlines advertising charges excluding free public entertainments and charitable notices. It offers half price ecards for banks and church announcements. It will run a weekly church service card if desired and urges advance payment of subscriptions with expiration dates shown on address labels.
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Wbel
Not a cross to bear a dead heat at the crossing
In a brief overheard exchange a passenger and a guard debate a near collision as a train races toward a crossing. The dialogue hints at a possible dead heat or tie in the pace to the crossing, underscoring tense near-miss street rail danger.
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George W. Norris
U.s.committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Stromsburg
Mrs
Martha.doty
W. D. Gooden
Wm.Heltzman
Foreleu Ine
Ta Eco
Retty
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