Classified department sale of farm machinery in Crete Nebraska
All new farm machinery listed for sale including John Deere and IH C equipment. Prices span from 5 to 2650 dollars with items like combines, balers, spreaders, cultivators and mowers. Located 14 block south of Safeway store in Crete Nebraska. Contact Lester Halkwarf at phone 9400.
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John Deere
I-H-C
Case
Ohn Deere
New Holland
Rand
Oliver
Safeway Store
Crete
Nebr
Lester Halkwarf
Vast Sheep Ranges Found In Many Parts Of World
The article notes sheep thrive on land unsuitable for farming and dry ground. It highlights global wool regions with Australia as a leading producer, supplying about a quarter of world wool from a grassy belt across eastern Australia. It lists major wool nations in both hemispheres and cites temperate zones as key.
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Australia
Argentina
New Zealand
South Africa
Uruguay
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Canada
Dead Heart
Cabeza de Vaca Reaches New Mexico in 1536 Trek
Cabeza de Vaca is recorded as the first white explorer to view what is now New Mexico. He traversed the region in 1536 during his voyage from the Atlantic toward the Pacific coast.
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Cabeza de Vaca
New Mexico
State
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Erosion Rates Drive Vast Loss of Arable Land
Over the last 150 years erosion has caused at least 50 million acres of productive cropland to be abandoned. The long term trend shows soil loss outpacing soil formation, threatening future yields and regional food supplies.
Electric hotbeds boost early sweet potato production
Sweet potato growers in increasing numbers install electric hotbeds to produce early sweet potato plants.
Making Zippers Zip for Smooth Opening
Rubbing stiff zippers with wax helps them open and close easily, reducing snagging and sticking. This simple treatment adds glide and helps maintain smooth operation.
Buttons From the Waters in Freshwater Mussel Shells
The article notes about two billion buttons annually come from shells of freshwater mussels harvested in the Missile alppi valley region. It also warns of jar dangers from improperly processed home canned beans and reports postwar mine drift with 270 major vessels struck in waters around war zones.
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Missile Alppi
Pocketful of Nickels and a Chase Through the Subway
In a New York City subway scene, a man named Jeff follows a woman with velvety eyes after he notices she left her nickel in a change booth. He courts her through stations like West 4th Street and Sixth Avenue, hoping to learn her name as the crowded platforms swallow their chance encounter.
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Jeff
34Th Street
23Rd
14Th
West 4Th Street
Sixth Avenue
West 4Th
42Nd Street
Times
Subway Lochinvar
Jeff chases a mysterious dark eyed woman through a New York subway, loses sight of her after a chaotic stairway scene, and returns to the same route hoping to find her again. A wallet he valued disappears, heightening the tension as he plans an approach to meet her.
Tact as a Daily Need and the Way to Life Skill
A discussion on tact as essential charm and a lifestyle. It argues tact is learned, not born, and stems from thinking of others over self. Training involves seeing others’ viewpoints and expressing oneself selflessly to avoid causing offense.
Baseball Is a Village Game in a Big League World
The author argues big league success comes from small towns not cities, citing players from San Dimas Wilmette Chestertown and more. It credits Commissioner Wallander of New York for guiding careers and predicts a record 1948 attendance surpassing 20 million as baseball remains in its infancy.
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Ewell Blackwell
San Dimas
Calif
Phil Cavaretta
Wilmette
Ill
Bill Nicholson
Chestertown
Larry Jansen
Forest Grove
Ore
Harry Walker
Leeds
Ala
Bob Feller
van Meter
Iowa
George Kell
Swifton
Ark
Phil Marchedon
Penetang
Ont
Bill Johnson
Montclair
N. J
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Martinez
Bobby Doerr
Kane
Ty Cobb
Royston
Mathewson
Factoryville
Lajoie
Woonsocket
Cy Young
Alexander
Ohio
Nebraska
Wallander
New York
Charley Ebbets
Pennant Predictions for 1946 American and National Leagues
The piece predicts the 1946 AL with New York Yankees led by Bucky Harris as favorites ahead of Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Athletics while Browns White Sox and Senators fight for last. In the NL St Louis Cardinals edge Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves as the tightest race with Cardinals relying on strong pitching and thinner reserves.
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
White Sox
Senators
Bucky Harris
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Steve O’neil
Cleveland
Indians
Connie Mack
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinals
Dodgers
Braves
Eddie Dyer
Dickson
Munger
Brecheen
Pollet
Hearn
Brazie
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Sewing Circle
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Chicago
Boric Co
Utah
Holmes
Salt’lakeigity
Tillman D. Johnson
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Rose G. Anderson
Psychological Service Center
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