Nebraska beet Growers Plan New Organization Amid Reorganization
Plans for reorganizing Scottsbluff beet growers and adjoining Platte valley towns. Scottsbluff discussions follow the inactive North Platte Valley Cooperative Beet Growers association after court rulings on member contracts. Negotiations include earlier beet deliveries and a price dispute with Great Western Sugar. about 20 percent of the 76 000 acre Nebraska crop harvested under unfavorable weather due to late delivery.
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Scottsbluff
Co-Operative Beet Growers’ Association
Platte Valley
Beet Crowers
Sysstom
North Platte Valley
Great Western Sugar Company
Nebraska
Lincoln county fishing season shows more anglers than hunters
State Game Warden O Connell reports 1928 permit data from Lancaster county indicate 76 percent issued in March through July, the fishing season. He notes 9 000 permits issued statewide and plans annual surveys to compare anglers and nimrods.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
O’connell
Qo’connell
Lancaster County
Plan for aviation schools expands to Nebraska cities
Pioneer Aircraft president Frank Grace announced plans to establish aviation schools in Nebraska cities with 20 students and suitable fields. He will lead five planes on visits to Falls City Kearney York Wymore and Scottsbluff to gauge feasibility and recruit local support. Omaha and other cities show interest as part of a statewide expansion effort. Nebraska Poultry Show highlights premier exhibition at Omaha Municipal Auditorium from December 3 to January 4 featuring 3000 poultry 1600 rabbits and 1500 pigeons with blue ribbon winners expected.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Frank Grace
Pioneer Aircraft Corporation
Grace
Falls City
Kearney
York
Wymere
Scottsbluf
Municipal Auditorium
Nebraska dairy industry growth in ten years showcased at Panhandle meet
M. L. Flack of Scottsbluff Nebraska’s agricultural college outlined a decade of dairy growth. Butter production rose from 62 million to 98 million pounds, cheese from 36 thousand to 3,000,600 pounds, and ice cream from two to three million gallons, illustrating expansion in the Panhandle region.
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Scottsbluf
Nebraska
Enue
M. L. Flack
Agricultural College At
Scottebluf
Panhandle
Lincoln area two week crash report shows decline
Vehicle accidents and casualties declined in the two week period ending December 3 with over one hundred mishaps, eleven deaths, and seventy six injuries. From 171 accidents of all types there were 23 deaths and 139 other casualties. Since statistics began thirty weeks ago, 3658 accidents have occurred with 506 deaths.
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Lincoln
Plans for Manufacturing Census Meeting in Omaha
Three hundred delegates from Nebraska Iowa and the Dakotas met in Omaha under the chamber of commerce to plan a special manufacturing and distribution census. John H. Palmer New York chief of the census information bureau led the talk as the principal speaker. The gathering was one of 17 held nationwide announcing a census starting January 1 that will be separate from the general federal census.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
Chamber of Commerce
John HE. Palmer
New York
Government Bureau of Census Information
State News Items of Interest in Nebraska
Norfolk schools chief H B Simon elected president of the Nebraska State Teachers Association. Near Lincoln bank problems prompt a five member committee to manage the First State Bank. Platte valley turkeys boost Christmas dinners with expected shipments of eight to nine carloads, five carloads for Thanksgiving. Gas mains advancing to Deshler and Grand Island with January 1 gas availability. Hastings authorizes 136000 for new turbine and plant upgrades. Nebraska public business status listed as good by LaSalle map. A Ballagh eagle killed near Decatur county will be mounted in Omaha. frost had permission from federal officials. Chadron library dedication cost about 50000. G W Rosenlof speaks on education. Sorensen urges Nebraska patriotism in national matters. Cattle feeding totals for 1929 show slight decline from 1928 across the Corn Belt.
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C. EB. Frost
Ballagh
Omaha
Frost
Decatur County
Nebraska irrigation talks with Governor and state engineer
A Nebraska delegation met Governor Weaver and State Engineer Roy Cochran to discuss plans for a federal aided irrigation survey and flood control funding. The group aims to secure congressional support and potential appropriations in flood control or rivers and harbors bills.
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Nebraska
Weaver
Roy Cochran
Congress
Nebraska Project
Worshiping God Together in Sacred Assembly
Lesson for December 29 highlights Neh 9 and Micah 4 with Psalms 122, urging communal worship. It covers the reading and interpretation of God's Word, the eager and reverent assembly, and the dream of Jerusalem as a central house of worship. It notes the joyous pilgrimage of worshipers and prayers for Jerusalem’s peace.
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God
Ezra
Heavenly
Jerusalem
Messiah
House of Worship
Jesus
Christ
Israel
One Way to Help God by Ruskin Quotation
The quote argues that man can assist God only by allowing Him to help, condemning self reliance and the vain use of His name. It emphasizes surrender of personal effort and faith in divine aid as true support.
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Ruskin
The Book of God and Prayer in Daily Practice
The work asserts that prayer holds a central place for God in worship. It frames prayer as more than speech, describing it as a process of inner preparation and contemplation before speaking.
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the Book of God and Prayer
D, Gordon
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Bett Growers
H. B. Simon
Norfolk
Nebraska State Teachers Association
Delegate Assembly
First State Bank of Lincoln
State Line
Chester
Grand Island
Deshler
Hastings
LaSalle Institute
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
G. W. Rosenlof
State Department of Public Instruction
Chadron State Teachers College
Teachers College
C. A. Sorensen
Sorensen
Corn Belt Farm
Omaha Journal-Stockman
Sears Roebuck and Company
United States Chamber of Commerce
Midland College
United Lutheran Church Colleges
America
H. F. Martin
Midland
Columbia University
Ames M. Maher
Fremont
Weeds Brothers Corporation
Maher
Mark W
George J
Frank H. Woods
Edward Bigrell
Los Angeles
Missouri River
OUR Comic
Little
Jimmy
Felix
Wat
Finney
Fanny Brice
Smith
la Riu
Hoo
Mister Boney
Man
P B. Pitzwatber
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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