Sunday Travels and Local Visits Reported
Leonard Herrod and wife spent Sunday in Sam's car and explored the city. Frazey and wife enjoyed a Wyoming outing and pre camp plans. Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder left Sunday for Salt Lake City and other places. Harry Blair and Melvin Hurst from York County visited friends the Huff family in town while looking for land.
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Leonard Herrod
Sam
Henry .Schroeder
Salt Lake City
Harry Blair
Melvin Hurst
York County
David Huff
Extension Warns Against Silo Asphyxiation Dangers
Extension News Service cautions farmers about death risks from carbon dioxide buildup during silo filling. Advice includes keeping doors open when possible, not entering without blower operation, and starting blower before reentry after delays. Also notes Nebraska’s drainage work to improve drought resistance and soil improvement via drain tiles.
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Department of Chemistry
College of Agriculture
War Breads A New Textbook For Wheat Conservation
Emergency Bulletin No. 19 by the Agricultural Extension Service offers bread recipes using whole wheat flour corn flour oatmeal rice potatoes rye flour and corn meal. It compares cost and food value of substitutes with white bread and is available free from the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln.
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Agricultural Extension Service
University Farm
Lincoln
Summer Drainage Advice for Tile Drainage Season
Farmers are urged not to delay drainage when soil is moist. Dry weather is ideal for hauling tile and laying drainage in fields that need it, as excess moisture worsens crop growth. Proceeding now reduces labor and future crop loss by improving soil conditions efficiently.
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Agricultural Engineering Section
Nebraska Experiment Station
Whole Wheat Breads urged by Nebraska Extension Service
Emergency Bulletin No 18 from the University of Nebraska urges using the entire wheat berry for flour. It notes 27 percent is fed to livestock while mills produce 73 percent patent white flour. It suggests grinding whole wheat at home with a hand gristmill and offers the bulletin free on request.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Home Storage of Vegetables for Winter Use
Home gardeners troubled with storing surplus vegetables for winter use can obtain Emergency Bulletin No. 16 from the University Extension Service at the University of Nebraska. The bulletin describes storing root crops potatoes onions sweet potatoes squashes pumpkins tomatoes cabbages and other garden products and will be sent free on request to the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln.
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The
University ’ Extension
University of Nebraska
University Farm
Lincoln
Do You Know How to Can Nebraska Extension Service Call
The University of Nebraska Extension Service asks Nebraska women who do not know how to can or dry corn to contact the Extension Service in Lincoln for personal instruction or mailed directions. It notes 2,215 food conservation volunteers assist nationwide.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Tractor or Track: Old Oss de Stirs Debate
A community discussion centers on repurposing an old oss facility into either a tractor shed or a track area. Local officials weigh costs, safety, and long term uses as residents voice preferences. The decision hinges on funding, zoning rules, and potential impact on nearby schools and businesses.
Miss Lexie Gillian Returns From Morrill Visit
Miss Lexie Gillian came back Friday from a visit to her mother in Morrill county. She is assisting at the telephone switchboard while awaiting the opening of business colleges in Denver where she plans to enroll as a student. Mrs Vath and sons, Mrs Banta, and Mr and Mrs Leo Bartholomew enjoyed a auto picnic last Sunday in a grove near Dalton, traversing a wide area on their drive.
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Lexie Gillian
Morrill County
Denver
Fred Vath
Banta
Leo Bartholomew
Dalton
Brewer family embark on long touring trip to California
The N G Brewer family led by Earl Spitler heads on a leisurely journey likely ending in California. They traveled with two cars and planned an outdoor lifestyle. Miss Edna Granneman and Mrs Muhlke hosted the Trading company store singles at the Granneman home last Sunday for a bountiful dinner. The guests praised the abundant and varied fare prepared by the girls.
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N. G. Brewer
Earl Spitler
California
Edna “Granneman
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