Special Premiums Announced for Nebraska Boys and Girls Clubs
Nebraska club leaders announce over eight thousand dollars in premiums for this year. Winners will earn trips to Club Week in Lincoln and scholarship funds to the agricultural college. Nearly 200 to 300 youths attend each June, with Nebraska winners preparing for events in Sioux City and Chicago.
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Nebraska
L. S. Frisbie
Lincoln
Agriccultural College
Camp Eaton
Sioux City
National Club Congress
Chicago
Union Pacific Railway
College of Agriculture
Great Acreage in Winter Wheat Progress Shows Decline and Boosts
The report notes varying grain prices across the state with corn ranging from 61 to 75 cents and the state average 67 cents. Alfalfa prices span 9 to 16 dollars per ton, averaging 13.45, while other hay averages 11 dollars. Brood sows are up 1 percent from last spring. several districts show increases or decreases. In Cheyenne county, recent rains delayed spring work but improved soil, signaling potential for larger yields once planting resumes. Western Nebraska prospects remain strong for bumper crops across major commodities.
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North Central
South Central
Southwest
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Code Admitted in Day and Night Letters Telegraph
Western Union announces removal of restrictions on day letter and night letter telegraph services. The measure lets business messages use code and reach same content as full rate messages, with larger savings for longer texts, greatly aiding business communications.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Burlington Begins Extensive Road Work Earlier
Burlington railroad has started extensive roadbed improvements this year, replacing ties and rails in what officials call fair weather work. The early start aims to finish before summer heat and harvest season, providing employment in the slack months and freeing men at peak harvest times.
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Burlington Railroad
Special edition tells world of Cheyenne Co. Sidney story
A special edition of 5000 copies will tell the story of Sidney and Cheyenne County in photos and text with no display advertising. It aims to present today’s growth and future prospects, inviting readers to contribute stories and photographs for inclusion.
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Tell World OF Cheyenne CO
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Telegraph Office
Farmers to Receive Corn Borers Appropriation Details
The U S Department of Agriculture explains a 10 million dollar corn borer appropriation. About half will reimburse farmers for extra cleanup work. A single rate of up to 2 dollars per acre applies to sweet and field corn. Funds also pay for supervisors and inspectors, plus machinery and burning outfits. Local farmers will be chosen as inspectors to enforce compliance and fairness. cooperation from all parties is essential to the program.
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United States Department of Agriculture
National Egg Week to Be Held in May
May 1 to 7 set aside for National Egg Week in Nebraska. Consumers urged to use eggs more and try new recipes. Poultrymen prepare a group of egg recipes for distribution. Grocers to feature eggs with sales events. egg races and egg battles planned. Sunday May 1 expected to rival Easter for egg consumption at breakfast. Railway diners, hotels, and restaurants urged to feature eggs. Cooking teachers to receive recipes for trial. For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company.
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Nebraska
Agricultural College Poultrymen
Hagemeister Couple Return From Seven Week Auto Tour
Mr and Mrs Wiliam Hagemeister returned Monday from seven weeks driving through three countries and many states in their Oldsmobile. They crossed 350 miles and used 482 gallons of gas, with only five punctures, noting a cement highway across most of Mexico and western Canada. They praised western Nebraska and Cheyenne county, saying Potter has advantages unmatched locally.
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Potter Review
Wiliam Hagemeister
Wm. Hagemeister
Potter
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Raton Pass
California
Needles
San Diego
Tla Juana
Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Vancouver
B .C
Canada
Portland
Columbia River Highway
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming groups lose standing for failure to file report
Gov Frank Emerson cancels corporate rights of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan based in Sheridan and 7,000 other entities for failing to file statements and pay fees. The list includes the Saratoga and Encampment Railroad, Wyoming Southern Railroad, Cheyenne and Laramie Country clubs, Cheyenne Y M C A, Casper Y W C A, Supreme Ranch of the World, National Order of Cowboy Rangers, Elkhorn Liquor Co of Casper, Laramie Livers Co of Albany County, and Alert Hose Co No 1 of Cheyenne.
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Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Sheridan
Wyoming
Frank C. Emerson
Klan
Secretary of State
Saratoga & Encampment Railroad Company
Wyoming Southern Railroad Company
Cheyenne and
Laramie
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Sidney Motor Sales Company
Buick
General Motors
Hahler
MR. and
Mrs. Hagemeister
ST. Patrick's Auditorium
THE
Altar Society
Greenlees
Babe Ruth
Frances Burgess
de Molay
U.S. A
Burgess Music Store
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