Little Brown Boll Weevil Exacts Heavy Cotton Toll
A half century after crossing the Texas border the little reddish brown boll weevil now causes annual cotton losses exceeding 200 million dollars. It reduces yield by about one bale per seven produced, roughly 1.5 million bales annually, with a peak in 1921 and ongoing toll from control efforts.
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Mexico
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Coton Belt
Ancient City of Sand Resisted Savage Onslaughts
Tourists view Chan Chan in Peru where the Chimu capital faded after torrential rains in 1701 1720 and 1891 washed away adobe walls leaving sand drifts and treelike relics. The ruins reveal Chimu artistry in pottery mosaics ivory bone and mother of pearl as evidence of a once great civilization.
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Chan Chan
Peru
New Casein Bristle Fiber Opens Brush Factory
The Department of Agriculture reports successful development of casein bristle by extrusion from casein and water. Dr. Thomas L. McMeekin and associates led the process now attracting company interest and a new factory will produce casein bristle brushes. The material, black like horsehair, can be made in any length or diameter and suits oil resistant paint brushes. Waste skim milk casein is the main ingredient, with potential use of other agricultural protein materials.
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Department of Agriculture
Thomas L. McMeekin
Image of Liberty Quetzal Symbol of Guatemala's History
The quetzal, Guatemala's monetary unit since 1924, recalls the conquistadores era and independence. Once prized by Mayas, the red-breasted bird's golden green plumes led to near extinction as Spaniards admired them. Today the living quetzal remains in Guatemala's interior, its image widespread on public buildings and currency.
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Guatemala
Care Tips for Damask Table Linen Longevity
Proper care keeps damask table linen durable with hot soapy washes and thorough rinsing. Avoid excessive wringing, fold evenly for wringing passage, hang to sun dry if possible, then iron on very hot for a glossy finish. Vary folding to prevent wear at creases.
Arlington Fort McPherson Memorial and Nebraskas Veterans
Arlington Fort McPherson National Cemetery in Lincoln County Nebraska honors veterans from many western posts and campaigns. The piece details Fort McPherson history from 1863 to 1887 including Indian wars battles, Pawnee scouts, Buffalo Bill visits, and General Sheridan, with later county records and staff payments listed.
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Arlington
Fort McPherson National Cemetery
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Sidney
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Sanders
Laramie
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Hall
Idaho
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Platte
Little Blue Rivers
Frank North
Buffalo Bill
Phil Sheridan
McPherson
National Cemetery
American West
County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session September 16 1947
Polk County Nebraska board concludes adjourned regular session with all members present. Claims audited and allowed. warrants ordered drawn from General Fund and other funds, detailing payment amounts to be issued.
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Osceola Lumber Company Lumber
Strand-Ray Lumber Co
Polk County
Weed Tax Fund
Weed District
Agricultural Society Fund
Wesley A. Koehler
J. O. Boden
Osceola Lumber Co
District
Light
Martyn Kumpf
Harper Peterson
BOTAE
Edwad Schlesinger
Arthur S. Nelson
Cariellyn Anderson
E. B. Treadway
Lincoln Equipment
Board of County Commissioners
John S. Anderson
Nebraska
General Fund
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