Cardui credited by Ipswich woman for long recovery
Ipswich resident Mrs Henry Royle says after ten years of female trouble Cardui restored her strength enabling her to stand all day and work. The ad notes Cardui’s long reputation and urges others to try it, citing over a million previous users in fifty years. Local items follow about social events, baptisms, and telegrams. Livoni & Son advertise Colorado farm loans.
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Ipswich
S. D
Henry Royle
Cardui
Peetz News Highlights: Autos, Freight, and Local Trials
Peetz notes busy Continental Oil Company sales to auto and tractor owners as prices climb. Freight to the depot stays heavy with no letup, and James Caulkins buys a new bull tractor engine. Local residents buy new cars, and a Nebraska case against Ole T. Simonson for horse stealing ends in a guilty verdict with appeal likely. Family news includes a new baby and a death from whooping cough. two dances cap the weekend.
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J. B. Smith
Continental Oil Co
John D
Dolin
Peetz
James Caulkins
Gene Ribble
F. L. Whitelock
D. S. Horner
J. F Whitelock
Simonson
Bert Cotes
John Lindt
William Bowman
Sidney
Nebraska
Jellinek
August Lindt
H. Clemmons
Chariton Ranch
J. B
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength Renewal
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a strength restoring tonic for the sick and run-down. It claims the product boosts blood nourishment, boosts energy, sharpens appetite, and restores health naturally, noting it contains no alcohol.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Deaths, confessions and fires shock era headlines
Mrs Annie Monroe Clemens, heir in Chicago, dies by her own hand per coroner jury verdict. Miss Ella Monroe, Lexington, admits murder after confession in a runaway pursuit. Eva Gregory avalanches rival for a suitor near Hardin Springs. Augusta Georgia suffers 700 homes lost to fire leaving 3000 homeless. $6 million in property damage. Hay Army bill raises peace strength to 140000, passes House 402 to 2, moves to Senate.
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Annie Monroe Clemens
Chicago
Ella Monroe
Lexington
Eva Gregory
Hardin Springs
Augusta
House
Senate
Nebraska schools to include gardening in regular work
Twenty three Nebraska towns will add gardening to the school curriculum in the coming season in partnership with the Extension Service. Students will grow and market vegetables, can surplus produce, and maintain expense and receipt records. A garden supervisor hired by the school board will lead local efforts with Extension Service support.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Alliance
Ashland
Auburn
Beatrice
Benson
Blair Central City
Chadron
Columbus
Crete
Crawford
Fairbury
Fremont
Fullerton
Grand Island
Holdrege
Peru
Superior
Stromsburg
University Place
Rural life conference at College of Agriculture in 1916
A rural life workers conference will be held at the College of Agriculture from June 14 to 23, 1916. Not a technical agriculture event, it will cover rural church work, consolidated schooling, recreation, clubs, farm management, rural economics, soil culture, and animal husbandry with speakers from state and national organizations. Additionally, a note on calf feeding advises skim milk for calves two to five months old, with gradual transition and daily milk quantities.
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College of Agriculture
Consolidated School
C. J. Galpin
University of Wisconsin
O. H. Benson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nellie F. Snyder
Flerbert M. Morse
Extension Service pamphlets for women groups available free
The outline is prepared for use in women's organizations but may be obtained by anyone upon application to the Extension Service at the College of Agriculture in Lincoln.
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Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
County fair associations apply for College exhibit routing
Twenty county fair associations have applied for the exhibit of the College of Agriculture for the coming season. As but two weeks remain before the committee of the County Fair Managers' Association will make up the schedule, all associations wishing to make applications must do so at once, of the Extension Service, College of Agriculture. It is planned to route the exhibit this year in the country north of the Platte River. It is possible, however, that a second exhibit will be prepared whose routing has not been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
County Fair Managers’ Association
Extension Service
Platte River
Lincoln School of Agriculture to hear Vrooman address
Carl Vrooman, assistant secretary of the U S Department of Agriculture, will deliver the commencement address for Lincoln School of Agriculture on April 20. The 98 graduates include 34 girls and 64 boys, the largest class except for one prior year, from 38 Nebraska counties with attendees from Iowa and Kansas.
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Carl Vrooman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha April 5 1916
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb buyers showed Keen demand amid a tight cattle run. Beeves sold 10 to 15 cents higher than Monday and about 25 cents above last week's close. prime beef at 9.10 to 9.30 for 1200 to 1300 lbs, cows and heifers strong, hogs mostly 9.35 to 9.45 with top 9.55, sheep and lambs steady to firm with Mexican lambs $11.10 and weights around 10.50, light receipts overall and markets closed early.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
War and politics weave through a busier U S week
A tariff bill for a permanent tariff commission is introduced in the house. Villa eludes pursuers by dividing his forces in Mexico. A German raider sinks a British ship in the North Sea. Verdun reportedly flames from German shells. Thirteen Portland prisoners flee by night from jail. Pence, Democratic secretary, dies in Washington. A Portland barbershop is dynamited with no injuries. West Point cadets cut under the Chamberlain bill. U S veterans encamp in Chicago September 4 5 6 7. Rail labor shortages push wages up as crews sought. Riot damage mars Wilkes Barre lines as 10 trolley cars wreck. Alamo liner reaches New York in tow with fifty aboard. Four Annapolis midshipmen discharged for intoxication. Logansport storm kills one and injures many.
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Washington Verdun
Seriin
Portland
Ore
Thomas J Pence
Democratic Committee
Washington
Butte
Senate
West Point Military Academy
United Spanish Veterans
Chicago
Wilkesharre Company
Malory
Alamo
Atlantic
New York
Annapolis Naval Academy
Daniels
Logansport
Ind
Bird study outline issued by the College of Agriculture
Persons interested in ornithology may use an outline on this subject issued by the College of Agriculture. The lessons cover resident birds winter residents early spring migratory arrivals late spring arrivals and notes on birds sought in June with a bibliography of books.
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College of Agriculture
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