Nebraska Debates Weaver and political finance in 1920s
A Nebraskan paper discusses Arthur J. Weaver as a reform candidate and lauds his 1920 constitutional convention leadership. It cites party splits, Bryan's legacy, and the looming guaranty fund deficit, urging support for Hoover Curtis while warning of Tam many influence.
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W. B
Price
Lincoln
State Senate
Nebraska
Weaver
Arthur J. Weaver
Archibald J. Weaver
Richardson County
Wes Diertct
Gaey
University of
Lif Rtaen
Heve
Min
White House
Hoover
Curtis
Tammany
Smith
Bryan
Guaranty Fund
Commission
Improved Machinery Cuts Haying Costs
The report notes eastern states lag in efficient haying versus the West. On Pennsylvania farms labor per acre drops from eight to four hours using side-delivery rake and hayloader, saving about 1.5 hours per acre in man labor and 0.5 hour per acre in horse work. At 40 cents hourly, this saves about 12 cents per acre, enough to cover rake and loader costs on 30 acres. Unloading hay by hand is costly, but double harpoon or grapple aids help. Wider mowers and rakes increase daily ground coverage and ease work, with 12 to 14 foot rakes preferred for 40+ acre hay farms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washburn
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of
Ture
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Brown Spends Weekend with Lincoln Parents
Mise Evelyn Brown attending Lincoln business school spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs E J Brown.
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Reuben Timm
Elgin
Nebr
Osceola
M. H. Whaley
Lincoln
Ss. O. Whaley
Luther Lindquist
Polk and
Aurora
Mary Elledge Evert
Laurel
Montana
N. Elledge
George Malek
York Hospital
J. W. Fillman
York
Lilian Jaenicke
A. Jaenicke
F. G. Fagg
Lester Fagg
Kansas City
W. B. Fagg
Evelyn Scholz
The
State University
Louis Scholz
Ruth Bargain
Milton Chauner
Walter Chauner
Bozemont
Mont
Mise Evelyn Brown
Lincoln Business School
Mrs E. J. Brown
Dairy Herd Improvement Test Shows Profit
Analysis of over 100000 yearly cow records in dairy herd improvement associations shows per cow returns over feed costs rise with production. 100 lb butterfat yields $14, 200 lb yields $54, 300 lb yields $9, 400 lb yields $158, 500 lb yields $178.
Notice to creditors in Gust Danielson estate Polk County
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified that claims must be filed by February 2 1929 and debts paid by November 2 1928. The court will sit November 2 1928 December 2 1928 and February 2 1929 at 10 A M to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated September 29 1928 W W Norton County Judge
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Polk County
Nebraska
Gust Danielson
W. W. Norton
Tammany Experts Take Up Relief In Earnest McQu… Chicago Tribune
Mr Hoover appears modest and avoids praising his role while specialists discuss relief efforts. The quoted remark from Hermann Bernstein depicts Hoover as deflecting credit and focusing on the work itself.
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Tammany
Earnest McQutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Hoover
Hoover Leads Modern Progress Language Expert
Mr. Hoover is praised for grasping the language of modern progress and handling major global tasks since Belgium. The speaker claims he has succeeded in every large project over fourteen years. The note appears in Williamsport Gazette Bulletin.
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Hoover
United States
Begium
Williamsport
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