Reaching for Cooperation conference in Des Moines
The Department of Agriculture forecasts a 572,317,000 smallcat crop since 1918 as farmers and industrial producers prepare for a major economic conference on April 24 in Des Moines. George M. Carey says a follow up meeting may occur in Omaha to extend participation beyond Iowa and Nebraska. The aim is a shared ground for co operation between manufacturers and farmer organizations to shape a general marketing policy.
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Des Moines
George M. Carey
Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Wheat crop forecast shows smallest winter yield since 1918
The Department of Agriculture projects winter wheat at 572,317,000 bushels, the smallest since 1918 and 17,537,000 bushels below the 10 year average. The April 1 conditions and expected average acreage abandonment shape the forecast, with heavy but uneven abandonment likely from Ohio to Nebraska and across the plains to the Panhandle, where conditions are extremely poor.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Plains
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
Liquor Seizures and Prohibition Losses in 1922
Property valued at 9,697,477 dollars was seized during 1922 under prohibition enforcement and 2,969,000 dollars worth was destroyed. The year saw 421,878 gallons of spirits and 3,188,875 gallons of malt liquor seized, with 160,759 gallons of spirits and 3,782,173 gallons of malt liquor destroyed. Fourteen agents were killed on duty and forty nine injured.
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Washington
Prohibition
Hope for Egyptian Freedom Grows in London Talks
In diplomatic circles in London there is belief Britain may lift martial law in Egypt soon. The sense grows after Zaghloul Pasha, the Egyptian nationalist, was released from confinement in Gibraltar and other signs bolster the expectation of a policy shift after a year of martial rule beginning in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
London
Great Britain
Zaghloul Pasha
Gibraltar
State Water Project Urged by Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln Neb resolutions passed in senate and lower house memorialize Congress to consider a forthcoming interior department report on the feasibility of using Platte River flood waters to irrigate semi arid central Nebraska regions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Senate
Congress
United States Department of the Interior
Platte River
Nebraska
Shortage of Farm Labor Worsens in Des Moines Area
Des Moines reports a widespread shortage of farm labor. Officials warn the deficit will grow more acute within two weeks as spring farm work begins in earnest. Names of involved companies and exact locations are not fully clear in the available fragment.
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Des Moines, Inc
Existe du Lown
Auto dealers stock 400000 used cars with 152 million value
The National Automobile Dealers Association reports 400000 used cars in stock for U S dealers as of March 15 with total capital investment of 152,206,340 dollars. In Marion Illinois the six defendants in the second Herrin riot trial were found not guilty after the jury deliberated 6 hours 50 minutes.
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St. Louis
aAutomobile
United States
National Automobile Dealers’Associaation
Marion
Herrin
Plague Rages Across Indian Provinces
Simla reports plague raging in most Indian provinces. Week ending March 24 shows about 9,000 new cases nationwide with around 9,000 deaths. High fatalities noted in central provinces United Provinces Bombay Presidency Punjab and Delhi.
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India
Simla
Central Provinces
United Provinces
Bombay Presidency
Punjab
Delhi
Total German Currency Promised In Circulation
Berlin reports total German currency in circulation as of April 1 at 5,500,000 0.000 marks, the announcement states.
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Berlin
Rounded inlet increases carrying capacity of pipes
Tests by the Bureau of Public Roads and the State University of Iowa show rounding the bell end of vitrified pipe culverts boosts water flow. A rounded entrance reduces eddies and cross currents, raising capacity by about 10 to 12 percent depending on setup, with minimal extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
State University of Iowa
Radio Messages Heard in Thunderstorm Questioned
Weather Bureau notes no link between barometric pressure and radio audibility and that sending station conditions do not affect distant receivers. However high static and nearby thunderstorm activity tend to reduce audibility at the receiving station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Wesleyan University
First Grown as Novelty Becomes Big Crop in North Dakota
North Dakota farms shifted corn from novelty to main crop as experiment stations developed climate adapted strains. County agents then demonstrated cultivation and seed selection to boost yields and moisture conservation. USDA reports show plantings rising from 18,000 acres in 1921 to over 50,000 acres in 1922 with tested seed corn.
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North Dakota
State Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
81 Separate Earthquakes Felt in U S During 1922
In 1922, 81 separate earthquakes strong enough to be felt were reported across the continental United States. Events with intensity five or greater occurred in Arizona, California, and several central states, with notable shocks on March 22 in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee. The January 31 quake offshore near California was especially intense. Widespread shocks on March 22 touched multiple states, while late November quakes in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, and Indiana were of slight intensity.
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United States
California
Central States
Arizona
Witneis
Indiana
Kentucky
Oregon
South Dakota
New York
Tennessee
Pacific Ocean
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Silvermine Oat Tops U.S. Planting By Acreage
Silvermine a midseason white oat is the most extensively grown in the United States. It covers about 6,304,000 acres or one sixth of total acreage, based on 1919 census estimates. Red Rustproof ranks second with 15.8 percent, Swedish Select and Green Russian types fill other major shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Kherson
Russia
Albion
Richland
Barly Champion, Burt
Lincols
Lady of Horses Keeps U S M worth of Kentucky Breeding
Miss Daingerfield oversees twenty two grooms at her Kentucky stables where Man o War and Morvich are cared for. Her lineage includes Major Foxhall Daingerfield and she emphasizes quiet, kind handling, daily supervision, and protection from excitement to maintain temperament and health.
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Lady OF Horses
Kentucky
Morvich
California
Adolph Spreckles
Miss Dringerfield
Sam Riddle
Man O' War
Mae
Clarence Eben
Miss Dingerfield
Foxhall A. Daingerfield
Virginia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fuel and oil needs of plow tractors studied
USDA findings show two and three plow tractors use similar fuel and oil per acre or unit of work, with three plow gear needing more fuel and oil per day but delivering more work. Heavy tasks average 18 gallons fuel and 4 quarts oil for two plows, 99 gallons fuel and 5 gallons oil for three plows, with misadjustment often boosting use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hogs Fuel Faith and Finances in Rural Life
In a farmers institute a preacher questions a hog expert about speaking on feeding hogs for profit. The hog man asserts pigs pay mortgages and fuel Sunday offerings, arguing that thrift, profitable farming, and animal care sustain the rural church.
Begin Right The Ford view on service over dividends in business
Henry Ford argues the core of a successful business is service to customers and the market need. He warns absentee stockholders and dividend-focused capital can drag down firms, urging founders to start with a strong idea and let the article grow from its roots to avoid dry rot.
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Henry Ford
Notice of Sale Under Chat Mortgage 1923 Nebraska
Lorenzo State Bank will on May 1 1923 at 2 PM auction on the vacant lot adjacent to the Lorenzo State Bank Lorenzo Nebraska sell the Hart-Parr Tractor 15 30 No 18066 to satisfy the mortgage debt of Bert Smith and Howard Smith. The mortgage exists from September 18 1920 and secures $1555 with $1220 due plus 10 percent interest from March 26 1922.
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Bert Smith
Howard Smith
Lorenzo State Bank
Lorenzo
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Troward Smith
Radcliffe & Hyde
Sheriff’s Sale In Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of Isola B. Wasson clerk, The Hanover National Bank of New York sues William Gorman and Edna C. Gorman. Real estate offered is the south half of section 1 and all of section 12, township 12 north, range 53 west. Sheriff J W McDaniel sets April 26 1923 at 2 PM at the court house front door in Sidney for cash bid with one hour to run.
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Isola B. Wasson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hanover National Bank of New York
William Gorman
Edna C. Gorman
Said
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
If you do not Advertise in The Telegraph
A brief note urging readers to advertise in The Telegraph to support the newspaper's revenues and sustain local reporting. It emphasizes the financial link between ads and the paper's operation without detailing specific figures or campaigns.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisement announces sheriff sale of the west half of section 28 township 15 range 50 Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale, by court execution, targets W B Swatzlander et al for Frank W Portrey and United States National Bank of Omaha. Auction at court house front door Sidney on April 25 1923 at 1 pm for cash. J W McDanibol Sheriff.
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Frank W. Portrey
United States National Bank of Omaha
W. B. Swatzlander
Said
Sidney
J. W. McDanibol
Sheriff to Sell Land in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Court judgment in favor of Ella McCarthy and American Bankers Securities Company directs the sale of all of section 32 township 13 range 51 west of the sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale set for April 27, 1923 at 11 a.m. at the front door of the county courthouse in Sidney for cash to the highest bidder. Sheriff J W McDanield.
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Isola L. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ella McCarthy
American Bankers Securities Company
O. M. Vinson
Said
Sidney
J. W. Mecdanied
Nebr
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