Nebraska Third as Wheat State in 3-Year Crop Record
F M Russell of the U S Department of Agriculture notes Nebraska ranks third in wheat production over the past three years, averaging 60 million bushels annually, while diversification keeps the state financially strong with 2.7 million beef cattle valued at 85 million dollars and swine values around 50.7 million.
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Omaha
F. M. Russell
United States Department of Agriculture Press Service
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Russell
Texas
Iowa
British Ruhr Note Sparks Deep Public Interest in London
The British note to France and Belgium declares the Ruhr occupation illegal under the Versailles treaty and offers arbitration. It is seen here as creating a potentially serious new situation with mixed reactions. Some praise the blunt language, while opponents express excitement and alarm, signaling a grave crisis.
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London
France
Belgium
Record Airplane Flight Linked to Tragedy in Lincoln
Sergeant L. D. Frederick of Fort Sill Oklahoma completed a 675 mile flight from Fort Sill to Lincoln in four hours and twenty minutes. He flew to intercept Lieut. Jonathan Hunt of Fort Sill who was passing through Lincoln by train to inform him of his wife’s death at Fort Sill.
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Lincoln, Neb
L. D. Frederick
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Frederick
Jonathan Hunt
State dept to sue over bank receivers' bonds in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb The state department of trade and commerce will institute suit on bank receivers bonds unless asset turnover to the department is completed immediately. In the last month 45 costly receiverships have been concentrated in the department and handled through the new guaranty fund commission.
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Lincoln, Neb
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Department
State Department
New Guaranty Fund Commission
President Collidge approves large government expenditure cut
Washington. President Calvin Collidge has approved a slash in government expenditures of 126 million dollars for the next fiscal year. The threatened anthracite strike and the immigration situation were among the principal problems facing the cabinet as it met with the new president for the first time.
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Washington
Calvin Collidge
Turding
Chinese Fire on American Steamer Reported at Ichang
Londoun Dispatch says Chinese soldiers fired on the American steamer Alice Dollar as Foochow. A passenger was wounded, guards fired back and killed three soldiers with eight wounded. The incident occurred as the ship approached Ichang amid rising tensions in the region.
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Londoun
Ichang
Alice Dollar
Foochow
Coolidge Moves Into White House on the Thirteenth
Washington Calvin Coolidge moved into the executive offices of the White House on the thirteenth but expresses no superstition and fears no hoodoo.
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Coolidge
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Immigrant Citizens in 1922 Fast Facts
In the fiscal year ending June 30 1922 more than 170000 aliens became American citizens. Italians accounted for 27800, Germans 23200, British 21500, Russians 19000, Poles 14600, Austrians 13000 and the remainder from other nationalities.
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Washington
Land values and farm prices on upward trend
Conservative buyers have begun investing in farm land, lifting values slightly. Woods Brothers’ Frank D Thompson notes demand driven by cash buyers who seek a safe, long term investment and a growing home market for farm products. Cattle, corn, and hog prospects bolster rural land confidence amid limited available inexpensive tracts.
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Frank D Tomson
Woods Brothers Corporation
Lincoln
Thompson
United States
Nebraska
Woods Brothers Company
Berlin Strike Widens as Hundreds Arrested in Clashes
Berlin sees worsening labor unrest with 20 railway workers among those arrested for halting work. Police detain about 50 communists amid ongoing confrontations as authorities crack down on striking factions.
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Berlin
Nebraska sugar crop falls 23 percent from last year
Nebraska’s sugar beet crop is 23 per cent below last year while the United States crop is 25 per cent higher, according to the August report by the division of crop and livestock estimates. Nebraska shows reduced acreage and lower yields due to late spring frosts. The current estimate is 531,000 tons versus a preliminary 686,000 last year.
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Nebraska
United States
Division of
Nebraska Farmers See Hope As Corn Boom Offsets Wheat Decline
A letter from Sam R. McKelvie argues Nebraska agriculture is improving despite a wheat shortfall. He cites a strong corn harvest, rising livestock, and War Finance Corporation support as signs of recovery. He estimates 200,000,000 bushels of corn and warns against overstating motor costs for farmers.
Nebraska hog numbers rise by 700000 this year
County assessors report to Tax Commissioner W. H. Smith that Nebraska hog counts increased from 2,100,719 last year to 2,756,591 this year, an addition of about 700,000 hogs across the state.
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Nebraska
W. H. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Clarify Relief
Catarrh described as a local disease intensified by constitutional factors. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a topical ointment for quick relief with an internal tonic to cleanse mucous surfaces through the blood. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Women in Oklahoma Expect Expanded State Aid in Home Arts
Women in Custer county and other counties await millinery and children's clothing programs as two state agents struggle to meet last year’s test-service dates. County agents report 492 days planned in clothing projects, with 260 days feasible locally. achievement days occur about two months later to review garments. Delegates from every community learn and then teach in their neighborhoods, spreading dressmaking, sewing shortcuts, and home health education.
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Custer
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Nebrsaka
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Sidney
Nebr
J. C. Hassenstab
Larson's
Galion Tc. M. Wright
Nel
Hyatt
Kviler
First Avenue East
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Francis J. Herbert
Firchase Law
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Citizens State Bank
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Dalton
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