The Cossacks Delivers Fiery Cossack Romance on Screen
John Gilbert stars as a bold Cossack soldier in a lush Metro Goldwyn Mayer epic. Set amid perilous horse charges and stark battle scenes in a Russian town, the film blends grim realism with a tender love story featuring Renee Adoree. Ernest Torrence portrays the stern Cossack chief in a tale of duty and devotion.
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John Gilbert
The
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Europe
Renee Adoree
Ernest Torrence
Gilbert
Nebraska First Boys and Girls Club Demonstrations 1916
Nebraska’s first boys and girls club demonstrations at the 1916 state fair featured three youths on each team showcasing canning speed. Lew Skinner led the event while coaches L I Frisbie and Miss Jessie Greene guided 1916 and 1917 efforts. The 1918 champion team from University Place and later careers of participants are noted.
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Nebraska
Lew T. Skinner
Kearney
University Place
Lincoln
Sioux City
L. I. Frisbie
Jessie Greene
Grace Henderson
Miriam Williams
Hazel Furman
Kansas City
Mr. Frisbie
Miss Greene
Kansas
Colorado
Edwin Radinsky
Florida
Stanley Betzer
Harold Winter
Cotner
Ruth Jackson
Geneva George
Extension Service Of Nebraska University Aids Club Progress
Extension service staff in Nebraska prepares most club lesson materials and provides personal assistance to local leaders and members at no cost. County and state agents manage fairs, exhibits, and show training, enabling club weeks, camps, and trips to proceed nationwide.
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Extension Service
Nebraska University
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Meadow Lawn Neighbors Share Social Calls and Visits
Many local residents visited friends and relatives around Meadow Lawn and nearby towns. Names such as Alta Cobb, the Kreader family, Billie Smith, Peterson, Mayer, Christensen, and Schlotfeld are noted, with gatherings at homes, church, and Sunday dinners in Potter, Dalton, and Sidney.
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Alta Cobb
Sidney
John Peterson
Vernon
Billie Smith
Charles Mayer
Gene Weed
John Davison
Mr. Larson
Frank Christensen
C E. N. Johnson
Sam Eckert
Chris Peterson and Sons
Potter
Lloyd Juelfs
Carol Hashberger
William Schlotfeld
Dalton
Gene Ross
Donald Kreader
Mesdames
Ed Walsh
J. C. Kreader
Helen Christensen
Ernie
Lloyd Juelfs and
Lee Hagemeister
Fred Ratbun
Lawrence Bowman
Ernest Morers
Lloyd Juelfs and Sons
Bridgeport
J C Kreader
Donald
J M Kreader
Charles Waterman
Leonard Peterson
Chris Peterson
Charles Neaman
Winter wheat condition 82.7 percent normal
The department of agriculture reports that on April 1 winter wheat was 82.7 percent of normal, up from 68.8 percent a year earlier and just under 84.4 percent on December 1, 1928. Rye nationwide on April 1 stood at 84.9 percent.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Wheat Crop Conditions Improve Across Regions
The department reports winter wheat near average or better in most regions. State conditions are close to average in the plains, notably improved in the southwest, with eastern states above normal and especially strong in the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Compared with last year and 1928 figures, overall ratings show a marked improvement.
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Plains States
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Cream Station Ad Promises Top Prices for Dairy Produce
Certainly A square deal, top prices for cream, poultry and eggs. H. L. Locke, manager David Cole Cream Station.
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H. L. Locke
David Cole Cream Station
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Cormick- Deering
Uptogrove Implement Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Heinz Swee
Tger
York and Seson
Kratz Abstract Go
Earl R. Kratz
Pres
Sidney Nebr
Isave
Bert Steele
Cheyenne County
Mr. Steele
G. W. Zike
Life Saver Co
Coats
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