State wheat crop largest on record is late prediction
State reports show Nebraska’s moisture improving, with oats underperforming in the northeast and better yields in western districts. Rye and barley yields rise projected, tame hay at high levels, wild hay strong, and pasture condition at 87 percent. Alfalfa moisture short in some counties, but overall favorable outlook for crops.
State farm crop conditions forecast by percentage and yield
The report lists crop conditions across items such as potatoes sugar beets flax buckwheat sweet potatoes and apples with percentages of condition and forecasts in bushels or tons. Noted figures include potatoes 88 percent and 7 231 000 bushels forecast apples 65 percent and 857 000 bushels forecast grapes 82 percent and 1 803 000 pounds forecast as well as other crops and area figures.
Billion Ant Invasion Harms Julian Nebraska Village
In Julian Nebraska billions of African termites invade the town destroying homes workshops and a brick schoolhouse. Residents fight back with cyanide fumes as churches a parsonage stores and a school suffer damage and vacancies rise. The queen ant lays about 80 000 eggs daily while brood groups shift from under nourished to well nourished soldiers and workers. Local notices include dressmaking instruction and used car ads with a lost engraved silver purse reward.
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Nebraska Historical Society Faces Libel Suit Over Wild Bill Story
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At Last Smokes Cigar Given Him 63 Years Ago
Greenville Ohio story of T J Burns who on his seventy seventh birthday smoked a cigar gifted at Gettysburg on his fourteenth birthday. He preserved the ten center in cotton and moisture, delaying the moment to savor it. After 63 years he finally smoked the cherished relic.
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