Conditions of U S farm affairs across twelve land banks
Washington report by Commissioner Cooper surveys regional farm conditions across twelve land banks. New England and Virginias districts show general satisfaction while drought affects parts of Virginia and Tennessee. Districts from St Louis to Spokane note overall good to very good crop and livestock trends with market and drought caveats.
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Washington
Cooper
Farm Loan Board
New England
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
St. Louis
Illinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
St. Paul
Minrenti
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Record of Criminal Cases in County Court for 1925
The county court reports a busy year ending November 1 1925 with 73 criminal cases filed and disposed of. Convictions reached 19, acquittal 1, plead guilty 50, and dismissed 3.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as treating catarrh and deafness. It describes an ointment to relieve inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal condition. Sold by druggists for over 49 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Druzgeters
Woman Ordered to Pay Alimony in Hennepin Case
In Minneapolis on November 13, 1913, Judge W H Bardwell ordered Eva F Pinney to pay $1000 alimony to her estranged husband Leslie H Pinney in a divorce case. The couple, married in New York on November 25 1889, marked the first such alimony order against a woman in the county’s records.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hennepin County District Court
W. H. Bardwell
Leslie H. Pinney
Eva F. Pinney
Seek Aid of the Supreme Court in Bridge Fight
The Kings Trail Bridge Co of Cass county appeals to the supreme court from Judge Raper’s finding that it has no action against the Plattsmouth Auto & Wagon Bridge Co. The Kings Trail bridge aimed to become free under state or county control but tolls were kept, while the rival lowered rates. Cass and Sarpy counties intervene, seeking to convert the bridge into a state aided road and argue rate cuts deprive public property of due process.
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Kings Trail Bridge Company
Cass County
Supreme Court
Raper
Platsmouth Auto & Wagon Bridge Company
Platte River
Cass and Sarpy County
Kings Trail Bridge
Kings Trail
State Journal
Plattsmouth Men in Omaha Auto Wreck
George Tartsch and Anton Hasson traveled to Omaha for a brief job and were injured when their car was struck by a brick laden truck on South 6th Street. They were knocked unconscious, recovered slowly, with Hasson later returned home and both men hospitalized with back and chest pains and no broken bones reported.
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George Tartsch
Anton Hasson
Omaha
Mr. Tartsch
Hassons
Plattsmouth
Hasson
South 6Th Street
Frank
A. M. Peterson
Doan's Pills End Back Aches in Plattsmouth Case
Plattsmouth resident Mrs. F. M. Armstrong credits Doan's Pills with rapid relief from backache headaches dizzy spells and fatigue tied to weak kidneys. She bought them at Weyrich & Hadraba’s Drug Store and endorses the remedy backed by home testimony. 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. When Your Back is Lame Remember the Name.
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Dean
F. M. Armstrong
Granite Street
Doan
Weyrich & Hadraba
Plattsmouth Night on Air Showcases Local Artists
Plattsmouth artists featured on WOAW Omaha radio program with GR assisting. High school orchestra and Blattsmouth Masonic quartet performed, solo numbers by Cloidt, Cook, Minor, Wescott and others received strong reception. Card notes sponsorship by Ad club and Union Pacific, praising local talent and broadcasting reach.
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Plattsmouth
WOAW
Omaha
Central West
Frank A. Cloidt
Raymond Cook
Plattsmouth Ad Club
Union Pacific Railroad
Leroy H. Fager
Violette Begley
Ira Mumm
Mariam Tritsch
Donald Rainey
Wilbur Hall
Leona Hudson
August Knoflicek
Jean Spangler
Harlan
Martha
Frederick Gorder
Maynard Tritsch
George Caldwell
B. G. Woodward
Edgar Wescott
Charles Howard
Delores Wiles
Robert Wurl
Alice Wooster
Blattsmouth Masonic Quartet
Holy Spirit
Raymond C. Cook
Harry G. McClusky
Lynn O. Minor
Mr. Minor
Mr. Cook
Mr. McClusky
Mr. Cloidt
E. H. Wescott
Estelle Baird
Messrs Cloidt
McClusky
Minor
Roy O. Cole
Roy O. Cole For Mr. Cook, Mrs. A. D. Caldwell
Baird
Shubert
Mr. Wescott
Caldwell
Plartsmouth
Wescott
C. E. Wescott
Los Angeles
Calif
Elbert Wiles
Cass County
Mendelssohn
Cole
Lillian Freeman
Roy QO. Cole
United States
For Sale or Trade Equity in 1925 Star Touring Car
Automobile for sale or trade offering equity in a 1925 Star touring car. See J. H. Graves for details.
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Equity
J. H. Graves
Fremont man wins state husking title near Ashland
Roland Meyers of Fremont won the Nebraska state corn husking championship on the Lee Yochum farm near Ashland with 1 787.7 pounds in 1 hour 20 minutes. Joe Sudik of Wahoo finished second and Virgil Archer third. Meyers advances to the Midwest husking contest in Illinois to compete for the world's best cornhusker. Louis Elseman led with 2 115 pounds. Several thousand spectators watched the event assisted by timer Dr. G. E. Condra and judges Prof. F. D. Keim and Charles J. Warner.
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Ashland
Neb
Roland Meyers
Fremont
Lee Yochum Farm
Here
Meyers
Joe Sudik
Wahoo
Virgil Archer
Midwest
Sudik
Illinois
Louis Elseman
Waterloo
G. E. Condra
The
State University
F. D. Keim
College of Agriculture
Charles J. Warner
Waverly County
Cass Kelly Richardson and Hau sauser Saunders
Cass and Kelly of Richardson and Hau ser of Saunders are referenced in a fragmented notice with uncertain details about names and places. The readable entities include Cass Kelly Richardson, and Hau ser Saunders, suggesting a possible listing or notice involving these individuals.
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Cass
Kelly
Richardson and
Hauser of
Saunders
Science Nears Precise Light Velocity Measure
Madison Wisconsin Navy 10 A A Michelson head of physics at the University of Chicago announced to the National Academy of Sciences that he has approached the true velocity of light to within plus or minus 20 miles per second after a year long series starting in summer 1924. Next spring at Mt Wilson he plans to push accuracy to within five miles per second and ultimately to the true velocity.
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Mt. Wilson
Michelson
Federal Credit Banks Say Lending Facilities Ample
Washington reports that lending facilities of the federal intermediate credit banks are ample for present and future requirements of agriculture after a conference of managers of the 12 federal credit banks.
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Washington
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Fame Loan Board
Federal Credit
Credit banks capacity eyed by federal land banks
The 12 federal land banks presidents discuss their banks. The credit banks have a potential lending capacity of 660 million dollars and the board believes this is more than would be needed at any one time.
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Federal Land Banks
Bates Book Store Offers School Supply Savings
A Bates Book Store advertises discounts on school supplies sparking interest among students and parents seeking affordable essentials for the upcoming term. The notice emphasizes price cuts and value across a range of items.
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Bates Book Store
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Wm Eee
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