Tours Help Farmers Get to Field Meetings
An automobile tour method enables farmers to attend what amounts to ten meetings in a day. Tours include 10 to 15 machines and 40 to 50 observers visiting farm demonstrations on crop kinds fertilization cultivation and orchard management under USDA and state extension teaching. Participants from multiple states tour demonstrations in poultry farming and netl building im Anderson County as well as countywide farm progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Connecticut Poultry Asseociation
Rhode Island
Masaachusetts
Connecticut
Netl
Anderson County
South Carolina
Data to Improve Fruit Beverages by U S Dept of Agriculture
The Bureau of Chemistry reports improved fruit beverages and higher standards from data on fruit juices and carbonated drinks. Studies cover sugar honey syrup flavors and water for bottlers quality gains with slight cost rise. Water source reliability remains a concern across 70 city water supplies.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ints
Bottlera
Sirup
United States
Wymore Man Injured in Alliance Train Yard Accident
Wymore resident and former pollerman E J Pierce thirty three was badly hurt yesterday at Alliance while working inside a locomotive boiler with a chisel. A heavy sledge blow fractured his arm. Pierce had worked in Wymore and joined Alliance two months ago. Relatives left for Alliance on the afternoon train after word reached Wymore. Amendments indicate he is a former Wymore striker and the incident occurred in Alliance shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Pierce
Wymore
Alli‘ance
Alliance
Pierce
Haly
Mra
Z. F. Overhalter
Nebraska Autos Travel Far Across State Highways
A Nebraska state highway department survey shows autos average about 6000 miles per year, totaling 1.44 billion miles for 240000 cars. Gravel roads saving gasoline at 21 cents a gallon could cut costs by roughly 4.82 million dollars annually, enough to finance graveling 4000 miles every five years. Investment in good roads is not a tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department of
Nebraska
Woman Burned in Home Accident at Wymore
Mrs John Davies long time resident of Wymore suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited after lifting a hot utensil from a stove top. She used an apron to shield her hand but flames enveloped her. Found unconscious on the floor by a family member, no witness to the accident. Authorities report the condition as serious with possible fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davies
Wymore
State Journal
Black Walnut Trees for This Country
Black walnut trees can be grown in Cheyenne county with extra care. Certain trees perform better here, suggesting who to plant. Ed Erickson plants several hundred trees, using walnut seed, expecting spring growth and notable development by fall. If successful, western Nebraska gains a viable crop, with similar climates in the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ed Erickson
North Table
Nebraska
Dakotas
Erickson
Potter
President Harding Urges Road Maintenance Policy
President Harding warns in a message to Congress that public funds for highways are being wasted due to lack of maintenance. He calls to condition federal aid on maintenance provisions, arguing that ongoing patrols and repairs are essential to preserve construction investments and protect public funds from political misuse.
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Congress
President Hiarding
LAE SON'S MUSIC: STORE Offers Monthly Payment Plan
Telegraph ad notes LAE SONS MUSIC STORE selling all musical instruments with a monthly payment plan and invites readers to use The Telegraph for printing of good quality materials.
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Laeson's Music
Telegraph
Nativity Story to Be Presented by Sidney Public Schools
The Music Department will present The Nativity Story a Christmas program directed by Emil D Backer with two hundred children performing Friday December at 7:45 p m in the high school assembly. Students perform Scripture and song with an enlarged stage and feature pieces including Christmas Comes Again and We Three Kings of Orient Are among others. A nominal fee of 25c and 15c will be charged to cover year’s musical merchandise.
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Emil D. Backer
Mopkins
Ruth Beets ‘Bilent
Gruber
Saeeds
Russell Ahrens
Bethlehem
David's Town
Old Bohemian
Wesseeoeesess
Josephine Nickum
Shepherds and Angels
Robert Pettie
Helen Chambers
Shepherds
Cologne
Wise Men
Kings of
Orient
Hopkins
Christ
Katherine Bramage
Christman Meliody
Foster
Doroty Wright
Sidney Public School
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Grace King
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Onborne Building
W. J. Perry
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