Railroads in Crisis Threaten Farm Prosperity and Trade
A Nebraska farmer oriented piece argues railroads, already dilapidated, must be funded to handle a potential heavy crop year and wartime demand. It warns weak shipping and high costs hinder the farmer while exports rise, urging renewed public support and sane regulation to keep lines capable and prices fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarmer
Congress
Europe
United States
Germany
England
France
Austria
Russia
High Seas
Nebraska
Mono
Notice to Creditors Estate of Truman Sixberry
In Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Truman Sixberry must present claims by July 19 1916 and debts are due February 18 1916. The county court will convene February 18 1916 at 2 PM, April 19 1915 at 2 PM, and July 19 1915 at 2 PM to hear allow or adjust all claims objections filed. Dated January 19 1916. (Seal) F H Ball County Judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Sixberry
Nebraska
Said County
F.H. Ball
Notice of Administration Polk County Nebraska
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the State of Nebraska notifies all interested that a petition has been filed for appointment of Katie Zipper as administratrix of the estate of Gustaf Zipper deceased. Hearing set for Saturday February 6 1915 at 10 oclock A M. Dated January 10 1916. (Seal) Ball County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Gustaf Zipper
Katie’ Zipper
Fi Ball
Omaha Stock Yards Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed Amid Snow
Cattle receipts near 56 100 head with fat cattle slow and prices steady to slightly lower. Cows and heifers weaker. stockers slow. Hog market dull at 3.70 to 6.75 tops, and 6 000 sheep and lambs with demand strong and prices 16 2 et higher. Lambs mostly 7.90 to 8.35. yearlings and ewes priced per grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Jan
Coorado
The Social Duty of the Rural Church
The rural church bears social responsibility as part of true religion. It should study its role in shaping a just social order, become a community center, and enrich lives beyond spiritual teaching. The church must connect with members through social functions to foster love, fellowship, and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers’ Union
The Church and Social Life in Rural Communities Essay
The piece argues the church must provide social outlets for youth through clubs parties picnics and recreation, viewing play as a key educational force in rural areas. It warns against removing dances and cards without offering substitutes and links social pleasure to moral development and better manhood and womanhood.
Parrot Keeps Wife Calm as She Admonishes Departure
A witty exchange unfolds as a wife warns of loneliness while preparing to leave, and the husband reassures by placing a parrot as a companion. The brief vignette captures domestic humor and lighthearted banter.
Two Farming Styles Divide Advice Enthusiasts
A telling remark contrasts farmers who heed every tip with those who ignore guidance entirely. It frames a spectrum of receptiveness to agricultural ideas and their practical outcomes.
Education as Mind Development Not Memory Storing
A thoughtful note on education emphasizes developing the mind through reading and digestion of information rather than merely stuffing the memory. It underscores active engagement with text to foster understanding and lasting learning.
Visions and Dreams in Rural Advice
Farmers urged to plow deep and persevere as elder voices cite old sayings. Legume cultivation is advised to slow sail depletion and boost production efficiency for the farming community.
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Kaling’s Wheat Biscuit
Good Muir
Arthur N, Johnson
Orean Arts
Central Or Western Railroad
Central
Ings
O Easiar
Peter Radford
Jarmie
Jnnesota
Uscedia, On
Duroc Jersey
Good Grace
Universal
KingsBilmner
Campbell Attorneys AT Law
Osceola
Mills & Beeee —Lawyers
Vonenw Riock
Qacenla Near
Oma
Fame
Omaha’s
David Thomas
Platte River Bridge
Butles County
J. J. Barnes
Osceola Sanatorium
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