Doings of 42nd Session of Nebraska Legislature
Long Nebraska session coverage outlines the formation of a new House committee to control bills, banking law changes, and proposed code department reforms. It notes Governor Bryan’s stance on the banking act, Senate reactions to code revisions, and hints at future political maneuvering over a large state debt plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunk E. Helvey
Lincoln
Nebraska Flonse
Crater
Milttens
Ted Tyee
Estate Distifets
Aneiobers Thom
Martens
Sevond
George Dyball
Douglas
Elsasser
Doulas
Stihal
Colfax
Brown
Stanton
Batley
Thayer
Yochum
Saunders
Teterson
Kenrney
Rourke
Hall
Reynolds
O'Malley
Greeley
Bryan
Andersen
Banking Commission
Anderson
Pecelal Conservation Fund
Bank Guaranty Fund
Menus
State Department
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Guaranty Fund Commission
Department of Trade and Commerce
Nebraska
Senate
Mathers-Dysart
House
Hastingss
Reed
Hlouse
Hrouse
White Cove Valley Weather And Community Notes
Weather and social notes from White Cove Valley describe variable cold spell with snow. Local residents John Scotts helped with tin for a chicken coop and Mil lard Marshalls Fordson work. Easter storm lingered into Wednesday. Residents visit nearby Loudy and Elis Frakes. Tithe Key of Roy English ill but improving. Hens in demand. farms prepare for chicks and turkey production. Neighbors repair a leaner and plan threshing with Parutis. Several families visit, sing, and share a midnight lunch. Sunday school attendance and Christian Endeavor at the White Cove schoolhouse noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scotts
Lulliard Marshalls
John
Monnell
Millard Marshal
Fordson
Loudy
Sidney
Over Loudy’s
Elis Frakes
Femme
Roy English
Fon MebDonnell
Carl Meyerhelt
Hillard
Marshall
Frankly
Oarry Reeves
Haves Reeves
Beebe
Parutis
Ins Kuhl
Frank Loudy
Chas Simpson
Ed Rogers
Owen Trossetler
Phil Brossard
Jon McDonnell
Joy Gross
al Robinson
White Cove
Legume Cropping Campaign Expands in North Carolina 1922
Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture show North Carolina extension workers and negro farmers planted over 2000 acres to summer legumes and 6000 acres to winter cover crops in 1922, reflecting a broad adoption of legume-based cropping systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
Alaska Game Protection Rules Narrow Deer Preserve Areas
The Secretary of Agriculture approved new game protection rules effective April 1 1923 in Alaska. The measure removes deer prohibitions on several southeastern islands though Kruzos Island remains a preserve. Mountain sheep and mountain goats cannot be killed east of the Kenai Peninsula until April 4 1925, and a tightly restricted deer season remains west of longitude 141 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Secretary of Agriculture
Kruzos Island
Kenia
Bake Sale by Wambamere Camp Fire Girls Draws Crowds
The Wambamere Camp Fire Girls will hold a bake sale on Saturday April 7 at 1 p.m. at Leonard's Cash Grocery. Proceeds support their activities and community projects in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wambamere
Leonard's Cash Grocery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parkinsen
Pawnee
Piarrington
Lancaster
Tam
Steed
Mnanee
Department of Agriculture
Trade and Commerce
Welfare
Labor
White Cove Valley
T. J. Halslander
Third Street
Bake Sale
Wooldridge’s
Cash and Carry Grocery
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