News of Nebraska condensed form stands for end week
Boyd County to hold 82nd annual fair at Butte September 12 to 14. Weather gauge shows over 20 inches of rain at Callaway since April 1. Alliance mayor K. M. Hampton dies of apoplexy during lunch. Ak-Sar-Ben track preparing for fall meeting September 11 to 29. Fillmore County fair Geneva September 12 to 14. Broken Bow farmers form cream buying shipping association. Nebraska Christian Fundamentals conference in Omaha September 12 to 14. Grapes from Pawnee county marketed. heavy yield. New bridge near Cowles on Hastings-Red Cloud highway. Merrick county fair September 26 to 28. moved to Central City. Washington county pioneers homecoming September 14 at Fort Calhoun. Omaha fur trade valued at over 82 million yearly. Callaway farmer Henry Lidenbrink loses 70 hogs to cholera. vaccination urged. Falls City worker Owen Hall injured by firearm discharge during gun slip. Congressman Edgar Howard weak but attends Omaha press meeting. Hessian fly combat planned by Johnson county wheat growers. Abe Hammt burned to death in Macey. funeral. Burwell frontier fair September 12 to 24 with 30 Sioux Indians. Burlington depot Reynolds found old coins in walls. Newman Grove public library circulates nearly 4,000 books in six months. North Platte sergeant Dent wins gunnery score at Ashland. medals awarded. Central City Burke Field Place sold at auction. Uncle Jimmy Hamilton aged 106 rides to Dawes county picnic. Henry Hickman livestock dies after hogs gorge in wheat bin.
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K. M. Hampton
Alliance
Ak-Sar- Ben
Fillmore County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Geneva
Broken Bow
Nebraska Christian Fundamentals Association
Omaha
Pawnee County
Hastings
Red Cloud Federal
Cowles
Merrick County
Clarks
Central City
Old Fair Grounds
Pioneers and Old Settlers’ Association of
Washington County
Fort Calhoun
Burwell
Europe
Buffalo Bill
Burlington
Reynolds
United States
Newman Grove
George B. Dent
North Platte
Ashland
Ost
Seward
Glen Waltemath
Burke Field Place
Jimmy” Hamilton
Crawford
Ash Creek
Dawes County
Nebraska Winter Wheat Acreage to Drop Sharply Says USDA
A USDA survey shows Nebraska winter wheat planting to fall 25 percent this autumn with similar cuts in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Nationally the average reduction is 15 percent with a total planted area near 39.19 million acres. The report notes past growth in Nebraska, driven by high wheat prices, and details county level gains and declines from 1900 to 1920s.
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Nebraska
Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
United States
Cheyenne
Deuel
Keith County
Perkins County
Chase County
Texas
Colorado
Sinois
Nebraska Leads In War Finance Loan Repayments
Nebraska leads five other district states in War Finance Corporation loan repayments. J M Flannagan, secretary of the agricultural line agency, notes Nebraska has repaid 10.4 million of 12 million loaned, leaving 1.6 million unpaid. Adverse market conditions did not deter Nebraska farmers from keeping faith with the government.
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Nebraska
War Finance Corporation
J. M. Flannaean
Agricultural Line Agency
War Finance Corporation of
Omaha
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Flannagan
Yearly Farm Crop Harvest Projection After Abandonment
The article notes that if farmers cut back as they request and abandonment aligns with the average, the total acres harvested next year would drop to 35,349,000 acres. It discusses the broader impact on production and farm activity in the coming season.
Nebraska Farmers Back Cooperative Marketing Drive
Wal ton Peteet of the American Farm Bureau Federation reports Nebraska farmers are ready to advance cooperative marketing. He cites statewide meetings in Lincoln Beatrice Kearney Odessa Tuttle Creek Chadron and Scottsbluff with leaders, officials, and businessmen. Peteet says economic ills can be cured by economic remedies and Nebraska is poised for a strong forward movement.
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Nebraska
Walton Dpeteet
Co-Operative
American
Farm Bureau Federation
C. B. Stewart
Jureau
Petech
Lincoln
Beatrice
Kearney
Odessa
Tuttle Creek
Chadron
Scottshluft
Peteet
Agricultural College
United States
Central States
True Cooperative Marketing Principles for Crops
A brief note on the sound principles guiding true commodity co operative marketing as farmers seek to optimize selling their crops through collective action. The emphasis is on fair pricing, shared risk, and improved bargaining power for producers.
Bradfute cites Farm Bureau wheat policy emergency measure
O K Bradfute president of the American Farm Bureau federation urges farmers to withhold 200 000 000 cashels of wheat from the market as an emergency relief plan not for indefinite storage but to promote orderly distribution. He says storage may ease current woes and encourage prudent next season planting. Adjusting acreage to world supply and demand is the long term fix.
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O .K. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Bradfute
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