The Bystander by Heck recounts forty five years of gatherings
Joe Karrer hosts the Bystanders for 45 years with old timers like Keene Ludden Sam Pheasant and others gone now. New generations spin tales while debates on Mick Keegan and bills unfold. A parade of anecdotes—holes in roads manholes gas tanks and a dog story—fills the page with local color in a humorous rural tone.
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Joe Karrer
Heck
Joe
Keene Ludden
Sam Pheasant
Joe Set
Judge Skeezely
Harry Markwis
Judge Whealer
Sid Miller
Judd Holkum
W. F. Miller
Sam Youmans
Siu
Goa
Mick Keegan
Bil Everts
Wett
Paddy Rine
Bill
Pep
Jim Farris
Ernie Rogers
Eunybuddy
Joe Karr
Vegetable Gardens Of Big Importance
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture argues farmers neglect home gardens due to labor shortages and the belief that gardening does not pay. It notes overproduction of potatoes and cabbage, reduced purchasing power, and urges 1923 home gardens to boost family food supply and reserve income.
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United States Departtment of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Army Munson shoes sale at $2.75 direct to public
A New York advertises a large stock of Army Munson last shoes sized 6 to 11 in all widths. 100 percent leather with double sewn soles and waterproof uppers. Order now to ensure fulfillment, pay on receipt or money order, refunds if unsatisfactory. The VA. 8. Stores Co. 1441 Broadway, New York City.
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Army Shoes
Army Munson
Broadway
New York
City
Rat Viruses Prove Costly and Unreliable Across States
A U.S. Department of Agriculture survey shows rat viruses unreliable and costly relative to damage, with results from 6 states east of the Mississippi and Western campaigns highlighting widespread infestations. Utah led large school driven efforts including bulletins, posters, essays, and baits to reduce rat depredations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Stutiv
North Dakota Agricultura College
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Mississippi River
Bureau
Utah
Polk County Board Approves Refund and 1922 Reports
Polk county commissioners met in adjourned session with all members present. They allowed a protest on land tax assessment claiming U S government ownership, ordering a refund of 130.89. The Soldier Relief Commission report for 1922 was approved showing 626.90 distributed. Bonds for Shelby National Bank and patrolman were approved. Numerous claims from various individuals and entities were ordered paid. A bid for county concrete work in 1922 was accepted from E J Howland with unit prices set. The board adjourned to March 1928.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
J. L. Heald
United States
Soldier Relief Commission
Commission
First Nastional Bank of Shelby
Bernard Stromberg
J. W. Fillman
Co. Treas
G. T. Ray
Vital Statistics
G. Jack
M. Liebee
H. Christensen
A Trussell
F. Dickey
Dyo F. Davis
Same
Lund & Hansen‘ Hardware Co
Dwight Newcomer
Chas
G. L. Spalding
O. F. Branting & Sons
Hok
H. B. Branting
Dixon and Mrs. Watkins
O F Branting & Sons
Stromsburg Brick Co
Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Seeene
Geo
E. J. Howland
Lind
Johanson
Ty Commissioners
B. J
Board of Counland
Marth
Condensed pruning rules for young trees
A set of general pruning guidelines for young trees. It covers timing for pruning fall-set and spring-set trees, removal of weak or damaged limbs, balancing the head, shaping remaining shoots to three or four buds, and specific instructions for cherry and peach trees including leaving a stick and back-cutting to 18 to 24 inches.
Best Location For Orchard Training Styles
The text explains orchard tree training depends on climate. In damp areas moss grows on tree sides so open heads are advised to allow sunlight into the tops. In hot dry places with intense sun, a closed head protects fruit from sunburn.
Sorting Vegetables in Storage to Reduce Rot
Warming the storage bin for sweet potatoes helps control rot by sorting vegetables and removing decayed items. If sweet potatoes are rotting, culling is not advised as handling can bruise skins and invite black rot germs.
Care for Farm Implements in Winter Repair Window
Farmers should repair and tune up farm implements during winter and early spring as regularly as vehicles require upkeep. Small fixes now prevent costly breakdowns during planting and harvest seasons.
Causes of Cooperative Failures and Manager Training Need
The article analyzes how 75 percent of 1920 and 74.8 percent of 1921 business failures stemmed from the personal element in management. It cites a USDA study of 243 co operatives noting lack of interest loyalty confidence and poor accounting and audits as key failures. It argues extension agents share responsibility for advising on appropriate managers and urges agricultural colleges to offer full programs to train cooperative managers.
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Toina
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Colleges of Agriculture
Notice of Probate in Polk County Nebraska Estate
Notice announces probate in Polk County Court Nebraska for the estate of Andrew M. Hultanist Neressed. It directs all interested persons to appear in the county court to contest or respond to the probate matter as required by law.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Andrew M. Hultanist
Estate of Martha B Doty Nebraska estate hearing notice
In the matter of the Estate of Martha B Doty deceased the State of Nebraska to all interested persons William H Harrison named as administrator has been appointed for hearing on March 16 1923 at 10 o clock AM Dated February 19 1923 seal F H Ball County Judge (Feb 22 March 1 8)
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David B. Buitquist
F. H. Ball
Polk County
Nebraska
Martha B. Doty
William H. Harrison
Hedda Fredrickson
Estate of Hedda Fredrickson administrator petition
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for the appointment of Herman T. Fredrickson as administrator of the Hedda Fredrickson estate has been filed. The hearing is set for March 9 1923 at 10:00 AM before the county judge.
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