Wheat seeding and corn contrasts in Cheyenne county
Report covers ongoing wheat seeding aided by rains and notes corn differences between eastern and western Nebraska. Western ears appear larger and plumper, with heat harming kernels in the east. Cheyenne county highlights certified wheat samples and upcoming publication of farmer lists, plus crop estimates and county rankings in wheat and barley yields.
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Auditors review bank guaranty fund over 19 years
Auditors assigned to the state guaranty fund investigation report totals for 1911 through 1929 show fund assessments of 19,811,379 with banks paying 18,694,669 including asset recoveries. Unpaid assessments stand at 3,299,061, and discrepancies in records were found due to incomplete state books.
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Lincoln
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Russian government looks to Nebraska for master farmers
The Russian government seeks men to go among Nebraska farmers teaching modern grain production methods. Graduates of United States col-
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Agriculture and Farmers Shape World Grain Power
The vigor of agriculture and the expertise of veteran farmer instructors in this country are seen as pivotal to preventing Russia from becoming the dominant global grain producer. The argument emphasizes how domestic farming leadership could influence world agricultural standing and food supply.
Omaha Chamber Seeks Gasoline Tax Bond Plan
The Omaha Chamber endorses giving counties the option to vote gas tax bonds. Fourteen of sixteen Nebraska newspapers backed the plan. The committee noted the state is limited by the federal aid plan until the legislature convenes.
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Fair Attendance Records Shattered at Cheyenne County Fair
Mr Olson reports record fair attendance and a best ever hog division with Allingtons Sparks and other small herds earning ribbons. The 4 H show highlights strong hog stocks while dads are urged to improve. Carnival races baseball and dances by Grabill Merrymakers accompany a promising Cheyenne County fair year.
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J. A. Sparks
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East Awakening to Importance of West Says State Crop Head
Agricultural statistician A E Anderson notes renewed eastern interest in western crops. He cites nationwide price disparities and Mother Nature uniting the country, with farm prices rising despite unemployment and business gloom. The text hints at a broad shift in agricultural and industrial economics.
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Farmer seeks price equality and stock retention to aid industry
A Nebraska farmer argues against profiteering from a surplus and urges maintaining breeding stock to stabilize future supply. He cites benefits to Nebraska and the nation, stressing the need for statistics and price parity with other states. A Boston investment firm asks for crop outlook data and notes agriculture’s vital role in the economy.
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