Nebraskas trauma tally tops 300 injuries in ten days
A Nebraska period ending February 10 logged over 300 accident casualties with 15 fatally. Sports caused 12 injuries including four from basketball and seven from horseback riding. Falls, gunshot, industry, agriculture, and home incidents contributed the rest across various activities.
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Nebraska
Experts Explain How to Defeat Smut in Spring Wheat
U S Department of Agriculture pathologists report methods to prevent smut in spring wheat belt fields. Seed treatment with copper carbonate or formaldehyde using proper cleaning or treating machines greatly reduces smut. careless application yields little benefit. Untreated seed shows higher smut, while regular yearly treatment lowers disease significantly.
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Wheat Belt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
R. J. Haskell
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Haskell
Spring Wheat Belt
Department of Agriculture
Potatoes Stock on Hand Falls Behind Last Year
January stocks on hand are 50 percent higher than a year ago while national stocks are slightly below last year. Nebraska shipments exceed last year by 327 cars with 7 539 cars moved by February 11 this year versus 6 070 a year ago, signaling potential new state shipment records after mid February. Farmers plan larger acreage nationwide.
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Departments of Agriculture
Nebraska
Potato stock and price insights across states in 1931 report
The report shows 2,596,000 bushels on hand now versus 1,735 last year. Total stocks in 35 late potato states stand at 88,964,000 bushels, down from 89,684,000 a year ago. Nebraska growers earned relatively good profits despite prices below expectations amid a short crop. National potato acreage is seen 6 percent higher than 1930. 35 late states up 5 percent, Southern states up 11 percent.
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Nebraska
Dr Mabel Lott Chiropractor in Gapen Building
Dr Mabel Lott practices chiropractic care at the Gapen Building, rooms 26 and 27, reachable by phone 83 for appointments and consultations.
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Mabel Lott
Gapen
Moore's Emerald Oil Promises Rapid Skin Healing
An antiseptic oil sold by pharmacists at low cost claims to heal pimples, open sores, boils, abscesses, and ulcers quickly. The Moore's Emerald Oil is available in the original bottle at modern drug stores and a bottle costs 85 cents, lasting about two weeks.
Dependability in Our Store Seeks Public Confidence
For years we have sold to this territory with high business principles and the public’s dollar’s worth. Through depressions we weathered the storm and kept value and reliability in every purchase, showing permanence and legitimate trade that supports community trust. Buy here and get quality in every purchase.
Night school draws Nebraska adults for learning and sport
A Nebraska state report notes many adults over 18 attend night classes in common branches, led by St. Helena's Nial Betz. Classes run three nights weekly, ages 18 to 30, focusing on practical subjects. The program also fosters recreation, with a town basketball team formed from night students. State vocational education and adult immigration divisions promote such programs statewide.
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Nebraska
St. Helena
Cedar County
Nial Betz
Betz
al Education
State Division of Adult Immigration Education
Sargon: Vast Army of Users Aims to Encircle Globe
A Atlantic Journal reports Sargon the New Scientific Compound drawing daily demand with about 15,000 users buying Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. Over 5,000,000 have tried it, praised as restoring health through remarkable methods. Public interest spreads across the United States and beyond amid strong testimonials and wide advertising. Sold by Western Drug Co.
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Globe
Richard L. Simms
Atlant
Scientific
United States
Canada
U. S. Army
New York
San Francisco
Sargon
Western Drug Co
Governor Cannot Appoint Code Dept Heads Without Senate
Nebraska Attorney General Sorensen issues opinion to the state senate stating that the governor may not appoint the head of any code department without Senate confirmation. The inquiry followed a January 12 communication from the Senate seeking clarity on appointive rights under Governor Bryan, including whether code secretaries require Senate approval and if unconfirmed appointees may lawfully exercise duties.
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Nebraska
Senate
C. A. Sorensen
State Senate
Sorensen
Bryan
N Y Woman Says Kruschen Salts Help Her Lose Fat
A New York woman reports losing 14 pounds while using Kruschen Salts and credits the regime for reducing fatigue and increasing energy. An 85 cent 4 week bottle is sold at Western Drug Co and drug stores nationwide with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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Western Drug Co
America
Attorney General Opinion on Senate Appointment Power
The attorney general's reply, in six sections, states that appointment is not mandatory if the governor finds no need for a department head. It adds that any person fulfilling department duties must be appointed with the Senate's advice, and that unconfirmed appointments are legal but ineffective.
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Frisco in Nut Business
Frisco operates a walnut grove yielding about 70000 dollars yearly in pYwts, highlighting a niche agricultural venture.
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Frisco
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