Wireless reports boost farming markets nationwide
Wireless technology is used by state and federal agencies to broadcast national and local agricultural market reports. USDA dispatches daily market updates from multiple stations, reaching farmers, banks, and coop groups through wireless receivers and telephone networks.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Omaha
North Platte
Neb
Rock Springs
Wyo
Elko
Nev
Reno
Ney
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Illinois
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
State Bureau of Markets
Wisconsin
State Department of Markets
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Co-Operative Marketing
In.t
Wireless
University of Ohio
United States Bureau of Standards
Gray Squirrels Bred in England Stir Controversy
The Times editorial notes American gray squirrels introduced to England have spread from Regent's Park across wide areas. While they bring happiness to Londoners and may aid bird diversity, concerns rise they destroy warbler nests and displace red squirrels. Historical attempts to breed in public parks are recounted, with debate over ecological impact and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
The
Times
Central Park
New York
Zoological Society of London
Bedfordshire
Regent’s Park
Marriages Data Highlight Population Age Shifts Not Rising Matrimony
Census bureau analysis shows the share of married men over age 15 rose from 55.8 to 69.2 percent in the decade before 1920, likely reflecting a younger male influx from immigration rather than a higher propensity to wed. It notes 21,849,266 married men, 1,758,808 widowed, 235,284 divorced among 53,900,431 men. States show wide variation in single women rates, with District of Columbia highest and Nevada lowest on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Mississippi
Arkansas
Nevada
Bank loot buried in Versailles Park jars
Detectives uncovered 860000 francs hidden by Armand Grenet a former bank clerk and Legion of Honor knight. He admitted embezzling 400000 francs from the Bank of France keeping 40000 and burying the rest in four preserve jars across Versailles Park.
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Paris
Bank of France
Versailles
Armand Grenet
Legion of Honor
Operation to Stop Pain in Arm Amputation Patient
In Salem Oregon surgeons performed a sympathectomy on Marius Sa huo, removing part of the brachial artery cuff from the amputated arm stump to ease pain. They said the cuff houses a sympathetic nervous plexus that fed the pain signals.
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Salem
Ore
United States
Marius Sahuo
Aged Ark Father Welcomes Twelfth Child in Family
Mammoth Spring Arkansas Dr D F Curtis aged eighty and his wife forty four welcomed a twelve pound baby girl recently. This is their twelfth child with two already dead.
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Mammoth Spring
Ark
D. F. Curtis
Writer to wed son in law in New York court
Mrs. Sarah Wright Mc Donnold founder of the Woman's Press club and her son in law George Athe planned to marry before city magistrates. Justice Guy ruled the woman cannot claim all the luxury of marriage or one third of her husband’s income under the existing contract, despite prior lifestyle.
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New York
Sarah Wright McDonnold
Woman’s Press Club
George’ Athe
Justice Guy
Judge Opposes Fat Alimony in Manhattan Court
New York Justice Guy of the Manhattan Supreme Court warned prospective alimony seekers that after a separation or divorce they cannot expect excessive payments. The remark reflects a stance on post marital support and financial fairness in divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guy
Manhattan Supreme Court
Local Youth Raises 411 Pound Hog in Westfield
Jay Anderson of East Main road has raised a Jersey red hog weighing 411 pounds and undressed 550 pounds at nine months old. The village pride grows as the animal gains about two pounds daily, marking a notable agricultural achievement in Westfield, New York.
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Westfield
N. Y
Jay Anderson
East Main Road
Wolf hunts and public notices dominate Nebraska news
Secretary Leo Stuhr denounces wolf hunts as a nuisance threatening protected game and warns of possible prohibition. Nebraska reports include highway policing, bridge building in Dundy county, sewage plans at Benkelman, and fire losses at Wakefield and Kennard. Other items note school promotions, bids on a Papillion courthouse, wolf hunts near Kenesaw, and a proposed new state capitol cost analysis.
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Leo Stuhr
Department of Agriculture
Beaver City
Stuhr
State Highway Department
Law Enforcement Bureau
Nebraska
Naomi
Georgia Sinnett
George Sinnett
Stella
Crowell Lumber and Grain Company
Wakefield
Jack
Edgar Fisher
J. Eid. C. Fisher
Beatrice
Annapolis
West Point
National Board of Fire
William May
Burwell
Kennard
Enterprise
Blair
A. C. Farwell
Dubois
Omaha
Boy Scouts
Pawnee City
Steinauer
Burchard
Neb
Summerfield
Kas
Exeter School Board
Charles A. Bowers
Norfolk
Foster
Broten Row
Seneca
Rosalie
Papillion
Custer County
Broken Bow
Sargent
Comstock
Wearney
Hardy Perrin
Callaway
Nemaha County Fair Association
Auburn Commercial Club
Frederick Renner
Fair
Bury
Renner
Nebraska City
John‘son
Capitol Commission
House
Wild creatures advertise for mates and danger signals
The piece explains how animals use advertising to survive and attract mates. Butterflies mimic dangerous species, bees and birds display colors, snipe alarm gunners, deer and lions show strength, and even alligators stage fights to attract mates, with Ingersoll noting similar behavior in big cats and monkeys.
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Tie
Birds of Paradise
Ernest Ingersoll
Footprint of Ancient Iguandon Found in Hastings Lagoon
Scientists report a fossil footprint in an ancient Hastings lagoon attributed to the iguanodon, a large dinosaur. The cast shown to the Geologists' Association measures nearly four square feet and shows toe impressions suggesting rapid motion and a possible sabre toothed predator in pursuit.
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Hastings
England
America
American
Geologists’ Association
Packing Flowers for Safe Mail Delivery
Instructions for packing flowers to ship. Fill the box and avoid slight pressure on blooms. Line with tissue, lay long stems end to end, press a stick across center to fix stems, roll tissue around the stick, and avoid cotton wool except for delicate hothouse specimens.
Birthday of a Papoose In Osage Nation Celebrated
Wesley George Claremore an Osage papoose turned one year old and a feast followed with 75 tribe members attending. Two deer were killed and served along with two beeves hogs a wagonload of turkeys ducks and chickens and vast fruit and dessert offerings. Toasts were given by Bacon Rind Edgar McCarthy and Roan Gose a Osage council member.
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Wesley George Claremore
Gays
Bacon Rind
Edgar McCarthy
Roanhgrse
Osage Council
Sweet Little Baby Boy Promised By Lydia E Pinkham Testimonial
Park Rapids Minnesota woman Mrs Johnson praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health and helping her bear a healthy baby boy. She urges others to try the remedy to bring happiness to childless homes and support families with healthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rapids
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pink
Wm. Johnson
Minn
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is praised as a kidney liver and bladder medicine trusted by druggists. It is claimed to strengthen organs and aid natural work, with wide support and a sample offer via mail.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Simson greets old friend with marriage gossip and worry
Simpson greets Jones with greeting and asks if he is married. Jones replies it is not marriage but business worries and nerves that trouble him. The exchange reflects social chatter and personal strain.
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Simpson
Jones
Woman’s view on love and a man’s merit
A woman’s feelings toward a man depend on her opinion of his merit. If she thinks he is not worth more than he deserves she would not fall in love with him. The remark suggests judgments of character guide romantic interest.
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College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Missouri State Market Bureau
Jefferson City
Missouri
Lloyd George
No. 10
Downing Street
Buries Bank
France
French Legion
Orin Kellison
Ord
H. C. ‘Struve
Middle West
Wichita
Central
Nebraka
B. Anderson
Nebrka
Anderson
Grand Island
Berty Bahr
Conference of National
Disabled American Veterans
Doctor Bahr
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Platte River
Clarence A. Davis
Delph E. Carpenter
Davis
Congress
Devel
Kieth
Perkins County
American Legion
Oxford
Edison
Samford
J. H. Smith
Edward Owen
Wayne
Owen
Kamesel
Fairbury
Loretta Schreiner
Fremont
Dodge County
J. C. Cook
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Nebraaska Lumbermen
A. K. Lammers
Hartington
Association
Nebraska National Guard
McKelvie
Oscar Thompson
Special American Legion Guard
Kenesaw
Nebraska Checker Associaton
Oakland
J. Ray Shike
Herbert Wanrow
Humbolt
Otto Long
Creston
Creatures
Granddaddy of
Kangaroo
Hunt
Richarda Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
Parker
Drurgeists
Fineox Chem
Wks
Patchorne
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Bellans Hot
LLANS
Stearns
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