Pioneers Association Plans Lincoln Reunion 1923
The Nebraska Territorial Pioneers Association will hold its annual reunion on Tuesday January 9 1923 at the Grand Hotel Lincoln with events from 10 a m to evening. Hon Edgar Howard will deliver the annual address at 2 p m and I G Dunn will speak on early days. a round table is led by Moses P O Brien. Membership open to anyone who has lived in the state 35 years.
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Nebraska Territorial Pioneers’ Association
Grand Hotel
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Qatreeta
Lincoln
Nebraska
Seasion
Edgar Howard
Columbus
I. G. Dunn
Omaha
Dried Whey May Be Profitable for Dairy By-Products
USDA investigations show dried whey from 100 pounds of whey yields four pounds of sugar and 1 1/2 pounds of dried whey containing about 30 percent albumin. The dried whey sold to a baby food lab earned a satisfactory return. Dried whey and dried buttermilk are fed experimentally to laying hens. initial results show egg production comparable to other feeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Photograph and Birthday at Phelps Studio This Year
A brief note records a photographed year and birthday event held at Phelps Studio this year, highlighting a personal milestone and the studio location.
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Phelps Studio
Interference From Transmitters Aids Radio Detectives
The article notes that all nearby transmitting stations cause interference to listening receivers and no receiver can filter out all unwanted signals. It discusses high power stations, illegal transmitters, and the need for direction finding to locate sources of interference in urban areas.
Locating Illegal Radio Stations Study
L. E. Whittemore discusses deeper exploration into radio wave behavior to improve locating and identifying unauthorized radio stations. The note emphasizes methodical study of wave propagation and reception patterns to aid enforcement and licensing efforts.
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L. E. Whittemore
Uniform Grade of Sirup Needed
Attention is given to producing cane sirup of uniform standard quality by the Bureau of Chemistry, USDA, with potential large economic impact in southern states. Demand for a stable market for cane sirup drives cooperative associations and central blending plants using the invertase method to prevent crystallization and expand production.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Cooperative
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Pioneers’ Association
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Minnie P. Knotts
Sec'y-Treas
Moses P. O’brien
W. J. Blystone
Cooley
Bexcutive Com
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney
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Nolan’s Tire Service
Sidney Hide
Fundingsland
Thomas Lumber Co
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Sidney Transfer and Implement House
E. L. Urptegrove