Wheat pool meeting to be held in Lincoln on April 23
Nine states will send delegates to the Lincoln wheat pool meeting on April 23. From North Dakota, Indiana, Colorado, Texas, Kansas, Minnesota and Montana these delegates will speak while H W Woods of the Albert wheat pool delivers the key address. Nebraska farmers and bankers signing the pool contract are expected to attend in large numbers with representatives from U S department of agriculture and the Intermediate Credit bank to discuss financing and campaign support.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
United States
North Dakota
Indiana
Colorado
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
H W Woods
Albert Wheat Pool
Central Selling Agency
Winnipeg
Three Pools
Western Canada
Southwest Central Selling Agency
Kansas City
Oklahoma
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Intermediate Credit Bank
Omaha
Root Worms Injure Nebraska Corn Each Season Says Agent Willey
Two corn root worm types damage Nebraska crops annually demanding distinct controls. Prof. M. H. Swenk notes western root worm dominates and is controlled by crop rotation. He details life cycles, urging spring egg reduction and delayed planting to curb damage amid heavy infestations.
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Nebraska
Willey
M. H. Swenk
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Prof
Swenk
Name Change At Schroeder Beauty Shoppe
The Schroeder Beauty Shoppe will hereafter be known as Helen's Beauty Shoppe under new management with Miss Helen Kirk as manager. The Evangelical congregation at Culbertson plans a $25,000 new church. Cozad eyes a two story brick city hall 50 by 70 feet. Materials are being unloaded for a state aid bridge across the North Loup River west of Scotia to connect with Highway 11.
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Schroeder Beauty Shoppe
Helen's Beauty Shoppe
Helen Kirk
Evangelical Congregation
Culbertson
Cozad
North Loup River
Scotia
Primary Elections Flaws Demand System Change
The piece argues that annual primary elections fail voters by allowing unqualified candidates to be chosen. It cites inability of voters to learn about candidates, risks of dead men receiving votes, and suggests either restoring the convention system with safeguards or providing thorough candidate histories and qualifications to voters.
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Omaha
Ideals versus practicality in prohibition debates
The piece argues that civilization owes progress to visionaries but many ideal ideals fail in practice. It cites prohibition's lofty aims yet disastrous real results, noting sudden, harsh enforcement worsened by long-standing drinking habits. It suggests gradual temperance measures allowing light wines and beers could have moderated outcomes.
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Chicago
Boy Scouts Sidney Plan Local Organization
Sidney readers urged support for a new Boy Scouts movement stressing character, discipline, leadership, and citizenship, with outdoor training across hills and woods. The piece also notes mixed winter wheat conditions but cites a hopeful price outlook for the season.
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Sidney
President Coolidge Calls for Farm Legislation Help
President Coolidge signs that legislation aiding farmers should pass this session and believes a bill may be crafted by congressional committees. He maintains the equalization fee in the MacNary Haugen plan is unconstitutional and expects further changes but wants concrete measures to assist agriculture.
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Coolidge
Congress
Mrs Martin Mickkelsen obituary from Nebraska and Colorado
Mrs Anne Boresen born in Hamer Norway May 22 1864 joined Lutheran faith lifelong. Married 1886 to Martin Mickkelsen and raised eight children. Immigrated to America in 1906 settling near Peetz Cheyenne County. Died April 10 1928 in Sidney Taylor hospital after diabetes. Funeral April 12 Trinity Lutheran led by Dr Kahse. Survived by spouse five daughters one son two brothers two sisters and fifteen grandchildren.
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Anne Boresen
Hamer
Norway
Broughout
Martin Mickkelsen
America
Cheyenne County
Peetz
Sidney
Mickkelsen
Taylor Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Mary Clinton
Agnes Treinen
Ella
Elsie Mickkelsen
Emily Roberts
Ramey
Colo
Mike Mickkelsen
Ole Boreson
Greeley
Martin Boreson
Well Known Dalton Couple Married in Wyoming
Lloyd Ravert and Isola Kivett were married in Torrington Wyoming last Friday. The groom, eldest son of W L Ravert, works in agriculture, and the bride is daughter of G C Rivett. They will reside on the John Thompson farm northeast of town.
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Lloyd Ravert
Isola Kivett
Torrington
Wyo
Clarence Warren
G. C. Rivett
W. L. Ravert
John Thompson
Dalton
Meadow Lawn Play Opens Potter District 142 Event
The Camp Fire girls of Potter presented a play at the schoolhouse in district 142 Friday evening but attendance was light due to bad weather. Local residents and families visited others over the weekend with a number of callers noted, including J C Kreader of Denver visiting during Easter vacation.
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Potter
Ray Johnson
Herbert Johnson
R. R. Bovee
J. C. Kreader
Colman, Jr
Denver
Leonard Peterson
Charles Waterman
Lloyd Juelfs
Ernest Peterson
Vera Schlotfeld
Emma Morrow
Dalton
Arthur Rathbun
John Rathbun
Lawrence Bowman
Fred Rathbun
Charles Mayer
Ernest Meyer
Chris Peterson
How to Make Fruitade Syrup for Sweetening
To sweeten fruitades and punch, heat two parts sugar to one part water and simmer about ten minutes then cool. This syrup mixes more evenly than plain sugar and provides consistent sweetness.
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BOY Scouts
President Coolidge
Wyoming
J. E. Morrow
Emma
Mann Home
Gladys Peterson
Jessie Davis
Gleaner
Baldwin
Combine School
Motion Pictures of Assembly of
Gleaner Baldwin Combine
Tobin Opera House
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Twin City
Twin Cities
J. H. Anderson
Nebr
Wiltons
Axminsters
A. J. Doren & Co. Furniture
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