Social News From Local Homes In Busy Week
Center Livelyn Rose spent the past week at the Dallas Lane home. Mrs. Ray Spiker and children and Mrs. Fred Bartels and children called at the John Groshens home Thursday. Edwin Bartels, son of Fred Bartels, injured a finger while using a washing machine. Families visited, had dinners and suppers at various homes including the Bancrofts, Netherlands, Reimers, Scott, Rose, and Groshans, with multiple calls and visits noted throughout the week.
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Livelyn Rose
Dallas Lane
Ray Spiker
Fred Bartels
John Groshens
L. S. Bancroft
Dick Seimers
Edwin
Mary Halston
A. D. Rose
Russell
Kenneth
J. M. Netherland
S. W. Scott
Hl. E. ‘Netherland
Babe
Helen Roberts
Evelyn Bancroft
B. J. Edens
Deshler
Joe Reimers
Co. A. Bancroft
John Groshans
Leonard Freeburg
Victor Knox
Silas Rose
AIDS TO YOUR BEAUTY SLEEP AND RESTFUL AIR
A poorly ventilated room harms sleep causing headaches and throat irritation. Use fresh air with covers. single beds or cots save space and can be converted to couches. Learn to be your own alarm clock. action beats procrastination after trying it.
Wheat problem can it be solved
The wheat situation is unsatisfactory with prices falling as supply exceeds demand. Farmers must rely on themselves while seeking orderly marketing and cost reductions. Grasshopper outbreaks across the Midwest and West threaten crops, with poisoned bait used in California and severe infestations in Texas and Saskatchewan.
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Southwest
Silage safety for horses and feeding guidelines
Silage is a safe horse and mule feed when properly made and fed. The U S Department of Agriculture warns that mold in silage can poison horses if improper cutting or packing occurs, so airtight packing and rapid feeding minimize risk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Our Agricultural Needs Dairying and Poultry
Nebraska farmers should diversify toward dairying and poultry as prices for dairy and poultry products rise while wheat slumps. Improvement of dairy herds with purebred sires and inspecting cattle breeds at fairs are advised. Many farmers already keep mixed flocks, but state fairs offer breeds for foundation flocks.
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Nebraska
Optimistic Over Farm Conditions Across Nebraska Areas
A report by 200 bankers for Omaha National Bank finds Nebraska farmers overall in better financial shape than July 1 1922 except in the fifth district. Diversified crops yield higher averages than single crops, with opinions varying on near-term prospects. Land values remain below 1919 levels, similar to 1914 values, showing a 25 to 50 percent decrease from 1919 prices.
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Head
Nebraska
Fifth Congressional District
Omaha National Bank
Printing or With Holding the News
An old Sheldon Mail piece argues newspapers balance truth and discretion. It notes editors suppress derogatory details for public good, fearing harm to relatives and society. It asserts sensationalism is avoidable and that courage alone cannot justify ruinous actions.
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Sheldon Mail
North Central States Lead in Number of Cooperatives
U S Department of Agriculture analyzes census reports showing the six North Central states including Minnesota Kansas and Nebraska accounting for over a third of farms with cooperative sales in 1919 Minnesota Town and Wisconsin top lists for cooperative selling and purchasing Minnesota leads in purchasing with 382 530 farms Kansas second and Nebraska fourth in purchasing Combined cooperative sales and purchases reach 806 599 308 with major items such as grain milk and cream fruits and truck crops and inputs like fertilizer feed and binder twine.
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Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
United States Department of Agrculture
Town
Wisconsin
Michigan
California
Household Helps From a 19th Century Domestic Manual
Practical household tips on oiling locks before calling a locksmith boiling rice for starching black cotton avoiding broken enamel by pouring boiling water into dry kettles using a banana skin as glue substitute seasoning with a salt pepper mix cleaning stove with a felt eraser browning meringue in a hot iron skillet treating minor burns with flour and preventing paint drips with a rubber brush cap
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Rock Mountain
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North Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Klamath Lake
Saskatchewan
Questionaire
Iowa
Neebaska
North Central States
Time Payments
Hardy Motor Co
Chevrolet
Wooldridge’s
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Mich
General Motors Pioneer
Hahler Garage
Sidney, Nebraska
Buis
Brougham
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