Livestock Prices at South Omaha April 23 1924
Prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs at Union Stock Yards show steady to lower trends on cattle with a 10 to 15 cent drop on most items. Hogs down about 10 cents with best at 7.00. fat lambs and sheep lower with wool and clip levels noted. Strongest lambs reached 16.50 while clipped lambs at 14.50 to 15.50. Major items include cows yearlings feeders bulls veal calves and stockers with varied values across categories.
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Union Stock Yards
Western Nebraska diversifies farming toward stock and corn
In Banner county the shift from wheat to diversified farming accelerates. Glenn Williams of Flowerfield notes a major change over the past two to three years with increased corn and livestock and reduced wheat. Winter wheat is about 50 percent below last year, while corn acreage is rising similarly or more. A carload of cattle and hogs accompanies his remarks.
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Omaha
Banner County
Glenn Williams
Flowerfield
Birds Seek Longest Sunlight as Seasons Shift
Dr. W. W. Garner explains birds migrate not for temperature but to follow longer daylight. Birds cross from Canada toward the tropics or south of the equator as days shorten, with certain penguin species flying from pole to pole in their respective summers seeking maximum sunlight. A Brisbane Mall anecdote about a taxi driver and wheelbarrow humorously caps the page.
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W. W. Garner
Department of Agriculture
Garner
Canada
Florida
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Etops
Tropics
Brisbane Mall
The Thinness of Terrence Two Trishmen Meet After Separation
Tim asks about Terence OToole as Mike reports Terence is dying. The exchange notes Terence is very thin, thinner than Tim and Mike, highlighting concern over his health in a humorous, stinging aside from Everybody’s Magazine.
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Terence O'Toole
Tim
Mike
Terence
Everybody's Magazine
Motors and Their Care for Safe Automobile Use
An automobile fires more from backfire than other causes and extra care reduces risk. Lean fuel can cause a flame from the carburetor air intake. Use soap to remove tar spots after softening with Vaseline and rinse thoroughly. Check brakes for freedom and lack of dragging and ensure they hold with pressure. Train for rattles at varying speeds and fix door and fender noises to improve ride. Avoid driving on road shoulders to protect tires and yield when passing signals. When passing, pull right to allow the other driver to pass. Use ample water for washing but not high pressure to avoid forcing grit into varnish and cracks. Soak hard mud spots, rub sparingly, and avoid lye soap which dulls varnish. Final wipe greatly influences wash results. Never use hot water.
Proper Radiator Filling Prevents Air Pockets In Systems
The text explains that cooling issues often come from how the radiator is filled rather than the system itself. When empty, water must not be poured quickly to avoid air pockets. on forced circulation systems open the pump outlet first, on thermosyphon open the drain cock. Pour until water exits the pet cock to vent air.
Vigilance on Car Wheel Nuts Keeps Turning Safety
Advice urges periodic check of wheel condition and tight flange nuts during sharp turns and driving emergencies. Creaking wheels signal potential trouble if neglected and require prompt inspection to prevent more serious issues.
Emergency Repair For Radiator Hose Using Inner Tube
An emergency repair can be done by cutting an inner tube into long sheets and wrapping it around the hose. While cutting a tube may not be ideal, the cost of a new tube is often cheaper than towing or service from the nearest garage, plus the added convenience.
Proper Car Lighting and Battery Care Guidelines
A lamp should throw light 20 feet ahead for road visibility. Never drive a one-eyed car and carry extra bulbs. Keep lens right side up and test lamp focus frequently. Lights should illuminate pedestrians on the roadside and avoid glare. Maintain battery water at proper level and never let it drop below plates. Regular examinations prevent lighting failures and late battery wear.
Mud Proves Effective Against Auto Fire
A report notes mud was used to quell a car fire, preventing spread and smoke. Firefighters, supported by bystanders, applied mud to the engine area, achieving rapid containment and limiting damage. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
Automotive belt and engine troubles linked to wear and use
Fan belt issues arise from over tightness rather than looseness. Vehicle connections and climate require different packing. A creaking start may come from harsh clutch engagement. Misfiring stems from faulty ignition or carburetor and valve problems, with irregular misfires due to poor carburetion or dirty breaker points.
How to Quiet a Hood and Maintain an Old Car
Tips from an old mechanic warn that rattling hoods may be silenced by drilling holes in the hood band and threading leather strips. Cleaning running gear with a wire brush, checking clutch play, proper wheel toeing, and testing steering for binding are advised. Remove mats before washing and avoid backing noises to alert others in the path.
Tortoise Breathing Advice for Longevity
A physical training expert urges readers to adopt slow breathing inspired by the tortoise. He claims the slow breathing of this creature contributes to exceptional longevity, suggesting readers “go to” the tortoise as a model for living longer.
Money to Joan on Western land
A brief notice from Sidney Nebraska indicates funds or payment directed to the name Joan related to western land dealings. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde agents are listed.
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Joan
Radcliffe, Hodgkin & Hyde
Sidney
Nebraska
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