Airplanes May Transmit Future Television Waves
A 27 year old engineer C E Nobles pitches Stratovision an airborne TV net with two motorized airplanes at 30,000 feet using FM transmitters to beam programs from ground studios to homes. The system aims to span coast to coast with fewer towers, increasing coverage fourfold and reducing ground infrastructure costs compared with thousands of towers or a 6,000 mile cable network.
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C. E. Nobles
Stratovision
Westinghouse
Kiddies Wash Easy With Proper Setup And Tools
Children can enjoy washing hands before meals when basins are child sized and steps or boxes are used. A low towel rod and picture labels help non readers. Teaching kids to place soap on a brush keeps it dry and reduces waste.
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Susie
Bobby
Poultry Segregation Gains Ground In Farms And Hatcheries
Agriculture officials report a trend toward segregating turkeys from other poultry on breeding farms and hatcheries as a disease control measure. The National Turkey Improvement plan shows 100 percent in some areas and far less in others, with a goal of segregation urged for every turkey breeder and hatchery.
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Department of Agriculture
Frank E. Moore
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Vitamin C Loss From Cooked Cabbage At State Stations
Experiments at several state stations show cooked cabbage held in hot water for an hour loses 70 to 80 percent of its vitamin C, and in two hours 90 percent. Fresh cabbage has about double the vitamin C of raw cabbage, so waiting diners get little C. Refrigerated cabbage reheated after two or three days contains 24 to 32 percent of the original vitamin C.
Cattle Industry Explores Grassland Based Production
The cattle industry centers on grass growing regions with nutritious grazing as the foundation for successful cattle production. It encompasses milk fat and feeder calves, baby beef, pasture and feedlot finishing, and registered stock to improve commercial herds.
Indian Camps or Natural Fire Create Mountain Balds
Debated origins of the Appalachian balds with W. A. Gates attributing bald top timber loss to twig gall wasps, while Dr. B. W Wells argues camps on mountain tops burned tops for Indian villages. Also includes metal repainting and lunch packing tips.
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Mt. Mitchell
Clingman’s Dome
W. A. Gates
Louisiana State University
B. W Wells
North Carolina State College
Wells
Fire Prevention On Farms Stresses Water Under Pressure
The Plumbing and Heating Industries bureau says running water under pressure is a top farm fire prevention method. Sprinkling a few gallons on a nascent fire beats using 10,000 gallons after it grows. Electric water systems provide needed pressure. hydrants should surround barns and key buildings.
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Plumbing and Heating’ Industries Bureau
Bureau
Ani
County Commissioners Meet In Osceola To Audit Claims
Polk County Nebraska board held a regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and warrants issued from County General Fund and various special funds to numerous individuals and firms for salaries supplies fuel and services including Edwards Schlesinger Cederberg Chapman Swan Peterson and others.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Wit County General Fund
Carleton Anderson
Carlton Anderson
Paxppes
John T. Anderson
Augustine Company
Phil B
Campbell
Central Electric and Gas Co
Albert F Cole
Elsie Cole
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Roy W Ericson
Hammond & Stephens
Dorothy Jones
LaVerne Jones
K-B Printing Company
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
Oliver McPeth
L. M. Merrick
Merrick
Assn
Sian Pog
Ia Tisteeesee Coesesee
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Assn
Osceola
Harper Peterson
Edward Schlesinger
Sinclair Refining Co
J. E. Steever
Owen McClung
Evelyn Peterson
Lincoln
Peterson
W. H Pierce
T. A. Reece
Clerk District Court
State Journal Printing Co
Eves
Lillian Timm
Clerk County Court
United States of America Opa
the University Publishing Co
Wm. Zimmerman Night Watch
State Administrative Fund
Mary E. Carlson
Eee Bere
Edith Hellman
W.ee
Emergency Relief Fund
C UL. Anderson
Arthur R. Cederberg
Bosaly Tc Coveda Ec Bietanees
Mile Chapman
Farmers Union Co-op
Agsn
Stromsburg
Edwin M. Swan
Clifton BE. Johnson Baalary
Tillman H. Joy Saialy
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Robert Miller
Gust Monson
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Zravel
A. S. Nelson
J. Harless
Tax refund request after protest payment by Gravel Co
The Board of County Commissioners reports a protest tax payment by Gravel Co for the SE% SEY of 25-16-1 amounting to 7.50 on the 1876 land tax. Payment not properly credited. board approves refund request and adjourns to January 2, 1946. Approved by John I. Anderson and Owen McClung as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Sand & Gravel Co
Cramer & Worth Repairs
Phil B Campbell
Board of County Commissioners
John I. Anderson
Owen McClung
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Harry
Dwight Griswold
United States Senate
Graduate University of Nebraska
All America
Saturday Evening Post
Council of State Governments
United States
OF County Commissioners
Miller Leghorn Farm
Hanson-Borron
M. Johnson
Silver Creek, Nebraska
St. Andrews
Rock Island
Canton
Lund Albert
Merrick & Ingalls
Aucts
Moline
Harrow
Janesville
St. Andrews Ladies Bernt
D. R. Byers
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