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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

2

Good Seed Wheat Boosts Wheat Yields Across The Plains

Agronomists report pure seed wheat raises yields and grade across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas. Local farmers cite gains from 3 to 12 bushels per acre with examples from Col umbus Pratt and Dakota City. Seed treatment with formaldehyde or copper carbonate reduces smut and rye damage, with seed supply organized by the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association in Kansas City Missouri.

Kansas Roy E. Gwin Columbus W. H. Shaffer G. L. Bainer Scott County Pratt County Nebraska C. R. Young Dakota City Oklahoma Tom M. Marks Ellis County Kansas City State Agricultural College Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association New York Life Building Missouri Texas Colorado Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania

Dawes Plans Suggested to Aid Nebraska Farmers

Gen. Charles G. Dawes urged non partisan economic action to aid farmers in Lincoln Nebraska. He argued farm relief must rest on business principles, contrasting it with party politics and warning against radical demagogues in the campaign. He spoke before about 25 000 at the memorial stadium and named supporters including Mrs. E. B. Penny A. McCloud Adam Mullen and Mark Woods.

United States Gen. Dawes Licoln Nebraska Lincoln Harry Sackett Beatrice Republican State Committee A. McCloud Adam M Mullen Mark Woods Woods Dawes Bryan Robert M. LaFol Democratic Party la Follette West New York West Madison Street Chicago T Hat Alexes

Open Letters Highlight American Ships and Nebraska Surplus

A passenger notes American ships built for U S Shipping Board offer advanced steering with Metal Mike and Gyro-Compass, enabling efficient trans Atlantic transport. The letter cites five ships built at Hog Island in 1920 and reconditioned in New Jersey, plus Nebraska as a major surplus producer of meat, bread, sugar, and wool.

Sam Europe New York U. S. Shipping Board London Pederson English Channel Thames River Hog Island Kerney N. J Federal North American Nebraska Neraska

Nebraska farmers plan 4 percent more wheat sowing in fall

Survey by the Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates shows Nebraska wheat acreage to rise to 3,118,009 acres this autumn from 2,998,000 last year with a 3 percent abandonment rate. Across the U S a 7.5 percent overall increase is projected, rye up 14.1 percent, and the total wheat area at 42,919,000 acres. Mark Timm and family visited the state fair Wednesday and returned the same day reporting a good fair.

Nebraska U. S Canada Trade Review Mark Timm

Notice from John Egelhoff Denies Alleged Bootlegging Claim

John Egelhoff denies rumors of bootlegging or illicit dealings. He states no police contact for weeks and invites inspection of his premises. He touts Nebraska’s high per capita production of breadstuff and meat and notes state lead in soil product value.

John Egelhoff Nebraska Union

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Polk County Elcome H. M. Rainer The W. W. Burr Nebraska Experiment Station Nebraska Station Panhandle Am. Legion Wheeler Company Polk County Fair Memorial Nebr President Coolidge Robert M. LaFollette Steerig Compas
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