Extension News Service Seeks Nebraska Dairying Interest
Dairying attracts attention across Nebraska counties as butterfat prices hold steady while many farm products fall. Adams county via farm bureau ships Wisconsin Holstein cattle. Lancaster county receives carload. Scotts Bluff farmers buy two loads last winter. Dawson and Madison counties explore dairy viability. Delegations note Wisconsin farmers profit despite high feed costs and compare alfalfa prices and feed availability in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Adams County
Thru Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Lancaster County
Scotts Bluff County
Dawson
Madison
Potatoes Cook Well Despite Irrigation Test
A College of Agriculture study found irrigation does not impair potato cooking quality. Western Nebraska lots grown under dryland or irrigated conditions were judged by seven impartial tasters across baking, steaming, boiling, and mashing. Results showed mixed outcomes with no consistent advantage for irrigated varieties, and experts advise considering other factors when buying potatoes for table use.
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College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Spraying Apples Cheries and Plums Boosts Yield and Tree Life
A State College circular titled Spraying Apples Cherries and Plums states spraying cherries raises yield from 40 to 50 percent and prolongs tree life. It recommends three sprays annually starting at blossom fall using lime sulfur solution with lead arsenate powder in water. Details available from county farm bureau offices or the college.
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State College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
NO GAIN BY DELAY IN SHEARING
A Nebraska College of Agriculture note advises against delaying sheep shearing. Wool value hinges on grease and dirt. shaved early reduces loss from waste and acid treatments. Milked ewes with lambs need shelter to avoid stress. spring warmth shortens wool durability. Strawberries grow widely in Nebraska. circular 11 on Strawberries in Nebraska available free via county farm bureaus.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
No Large Fear of Death From The Bee Opinion
A Bee special writer argues condemned prisoners face the electric chair with indifference. The piece implies similar attitudes elsewhere, noting modern calm toward dissolution and citing Charles Frohman as he faced the Titanic sinking, calling death a great adventure.
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The
Bee
New York
Charles Frohman
Death Without Fear: War's Shadow Dulls Regard for Life
The Omaha Bee reflects how four years of brutal war has desensitized the living to death. It argues that pagan views of cessation and Christian fears fade as mortality becomes a near daily reality. The article notes condemned men and the public alike show nonchalance toward extinction.
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Hell
Omaha
District 71 Honor Roll Names for March
The March roll of honor lists pupils Margaret Witzel Ezra Witzel Frank Witzell Merriel Johnson Marie Schwartz Nellie Waterman and the attending teacher.
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Margaret Witzel
Ezra Witzel
Frank Witzell
Merriel Johnson
Marie Schwartz
Nellie Waterman
Quieting title suit over Cheyenne County land in 1921
W T Tate filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet and confirm title to the W half of the NW quarter of section 3 township 14 north range 47 west. Defendants must answer by May 2, 1921, or be barred from any claim to the real estate.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. T. Tate
District Court
Radishes Bring Green Relief To Snow Bound Alaska Miners
Alaska gold miners craving greens during snow bound months plant radishes in thawing surface soil. Garden specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note radishes thrive in a wide range of conditions and grow rapidly as spring sunshine arrives.
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Alaska
United States Department of Agriculture
All-Bearing International No.4 Cultivator Features
The No 4 International Cultivator uses twenty steel balls in its axle pivots and ten large ball bearings in each ball race to reduce friction and ease handling. It can cultivate 28 inch bean rows or 42 inch corn rows with 4, 6, or 8 shovels and offers options like spring teeth wing killers and center tooth. Let us show and explain these features at our location.
Ammon's Showcases American Beauty and Hot Point Appliances
Ammon's highlights new American Beauty and Hot Point electric appliances. The store promotes reliable home updates with this selection, inviting customers to compare models and prices.
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American Beauty
Hot Point
Ammon’s
Legal notice involving Union Pacific Railway dissolution and property
Legal notice to A. B. Turner and Mary Turner and related parties concerning the dissolved Union Pacific Railway Company and the West half of the Northwest quarter, with assigns, trustees, receivers, and asset holders named as parties in charge of the dissolved corporation's assets. The real names of Turner spouses are listed as unknown.
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Sidney Transfer and Implement House
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Union Pacific Hotel
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Nebraska State Bank
Clark Wooldridge, Mgr
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Sidney Motor Company
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