Diversify: A Farmer Foresees Mixed Crops and Livestock
A speaker advocates crop diversification and mixed farming to boost returns. He envisions growing peas beans and diverse livestock including shoats sheep goats and poultry, selling varied products seasonally while reducing reliance on grain monoculture and expanding meadows. He warns wasteful land use and urges smaller farms, better tiling, and broader crop variety to raise profits and sustain the farm.
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Poland
Death of Mrs Chas Kingsolver in York at 81
Mrs. Chas Kingsolver died at her daughter's home in York on Friday March 3 at age 81 years and 8 days after a paralytic stroke. Funeral was held in Gresham with Rev. Jones of York officiating. burial at Blue Ridge cemetery. Survived by her husband and 13 children including Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Miller, and Noah Kingsolver. The Kingsolvers lived in Polk County for many years and were longtime residents.
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Chas. Kingsolver
Polk County
Pearl Miller
York
Gresham
U. B
Jones
Blue Ridge
Nancy Holbrook
Missouri
Ilinois
Peoria
Nebraska
Humphrey Place
Osceola
Hackberry
Wm. Reed
L. D. Humphrey
Colorado
W. B. Michener
Shelby
Liberty Clark
H. Hower
Washington
Blanche Kingsolver
Noah Kingsolver
Dwight Kingsolver
North Loup
Grant Kingsolver
Omaha
I. N. Shank
J. B .Cypher
Stromsburg
C. BE. Cohagen
Central City
D. B. Carter
Lincoln
Walter Widga
A. M. Voss
Polk
W. A. Refshauge
Steen Peterson
Aurora
Harry Dahlgren
Rystrom Co
A. A. Shockey
D. N. Mills
Lillian Brown
Gilbert Nelson
Mary Nierman
Chas
Martin
H .A. Murphy
Grand Island
John Mace
Cairo
Farmers' Live Stock Assn
Bud Vincent
Ernest Vincent
Platte Precinct
A. A. James
Julia James
A. V. Burke
Seward
Clara Berck
Dist. 65
Cohagen
Bodine
Ray Smith
Adoph Forss
Platte
W. L. Ernstmeyer
Anna Nierman
L. A. Kahler
B. Huddleston
Polk Mill
Cogswell
T. S. Fisher
York Hospital
Oscar Strand
Paul
Grand Island College
Ernest Kerker
Kerker
Polk Checker Brigade
L. M Lewis
Los Angeles
Calif
Art Scholz
John Adelson
C. E. Moline
Art Adelson
Stanley Harless
Wes Harless
Harless
H. A. Murphy
Adams
Nebr
Sarah Murphy
Lucy Robison
Earl Listy
Ellis Burgess
Burgess
Ostberg
Clay Center
Kansas
A. Bauder
Harlan
Iowa
Sorrowful Death of Clarence F West in Polk County
Clarence F West born 1856 in Danville Ohio died 1922 at age 65 11 months 11 days after a life as a devout Christian. He moved with family across Nebraska settling in Polk Merrick and Osceola with wife four children and two grandchildren. Funeral held at home near Silver Creek with Woodmen M W A care.
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Clarence F. West
Danville
Highland Co
Ohio
Christian Church
Antelope County
Nebraska
Polk County
Merrick County
J. R. Burgess
Central City
Stanley West
Fullerton
Wesley Ward
Osceola
Louis
Velma
Lois Burgess
Louis Wallenberg
Paulina
Iowa
Edward
Alaska
Silver Creek
B. W. Thomas
W. L. Hadsell
Shelby D C Cole in Osceola and other local travels
A roundup of Shelby area news lists visits and travel by locals including Shelby D C Cole to Osceola, Rasmus Krumbach to Lincoln, J Montague Edmunds to Omaha, and Rev G J Lavery aiding in a Gresham revival. It notes several home events, illnesses, family visits, and upcoming community events.
Stromsburg News Highlights Local People and Events
Stromsburg notes list visitors at Carl Smith’s Barber Shop, a new Hudson coupe bought by A V Eielson, cattle and hog shipments to Omaha, illness and recoveries, a new baby, and local movements. School team heads to Lincoln state tournament. town officials chosen. residents move to North Platte and Torrington. clergy leave for coast visit. social and church activities noted.
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Ed Sundberg
Tillie Sundberg
Central City
Carl Smith
A. V. Eielson
Bud Vincent
Platte Precinct
Wm. Larson
Seward
al Larson
Andrew Myrberg
C. Alvin Olson
Rollin Flodman
Herbert Flodman
Bert Vincent
Senandoah
Iowa
A. H. Berggren
Raymond Anderson
Buckley
Winfred Holm
North Platte
Emanuel Hallquist
Carrie Peterson
Stromsburg High School
Lincoln
Lester O. Graves
George Barber
P. T. Buckley
John F. Anderson
Edna Anderson
Julia Presson
St. Patrick’s
Alice Sahlin
Ray Hunsaker
York ‘Hospital
P. C. Nelson
New Model Clothing Co
Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Lucy Brent
First National Bank Force
Nathan Wilson
Government orders regulate radio sending and licensing
The Department of Commerce issued a temporary ban on amateur radio sending stations broadcasting addresses and music. About 14 000 amateurs must obtain licenses while over 100 000 receiving stations remain unlicensed. A committee of experts and citizens is to craft a federal policy to control radio service.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Osceola Citizens caucus set for March 14 1922 mayor slate
Notices is hereby given that the Citizens' caucus of the City of Osceola Nebraska will be held in Court Room Tuesday March 14 1922 at 8 o'clock p m for the purpose of nominating as Mayor two Councilmen Treasurer Clerk and Engineer A F INQUIST Chairman MA Mills Jr Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Peterson
Lillie
Goldie
Reuben Anderson
John Lundgren
Silver Creek
John Olson
Wesley Colson
Torrington
Wyo
Stromsburg
Ellery
Ill
Big Spring
Carl
Illinois
Chas
F. Holm
North Platte
Winfred Holm
Holm
Citizens
Scott Hall
John A. Johnson
Victor Anderson
Edwin Anderson
M. V. Johnson
R. E. Nelson
A. V. Eielson
Nels Anderson
John Shustrum
Ora Olson
Earl Wright
Olof Brodine
Jonas A. Anderson
W. O. Backlund
Eric Forslund
Albert Hult
Dr. Swift
Andy Shostrom
Andy
Babe Ruth
Citizens’ Caucus
Osceola
Nebraska
A. F. Inquist
Mills, Jr
Eradication Efforts Target Rat Infestations
The State Experimental Station advocates using barium carbonate to exterminate rats and urges landowners to report severe infestations to the County Agent for demonstration sites and full eradication instructions. The article emphasizes the widespread damage and disease spread caused by rats and calls for action.
Pruning Demonstration At Robert Frizzell’s Farm
A pruning demonstration for apple trees and grape vines will be held at Robert Frizzell’s Grege farm one mile east of Osceola on Monday March 13 at 1 30. The event invites all community members interested in orchard and small fruit care to attend. A set of pruning tools is available at the County Agent’s Office for loan to county residents, via a call or in person visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frizzell
Grege
Osceola
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