Rural Education Conference Invites Nebraska Farmers to Lincoln
Farmers statewide are urged to participate in the rural education conference at Lincoln on February 22 to 24. Delegates from Nebraska and western states will attend. The program features leaders from Rural School Patrons Association, Nebraska State Grange, Farmers Union, and state educational bodies. Representatives from normal schools and the state university will also appear.
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Lincoln
United States
Indiana
Nebraska
J. D .Ream
Broken Bow
Nebraska State Grange
C. H. Gustafson
Mead
Farmers’ Union
W. H. Campbell
Central City
School Patrons’ Association
Farmers’ Union Educational Committee
S. C. Bassett
Gibbon
Nebraska State Historical Society
J. S. Ollis
Ord
Nebraska State Legislature
W .J. Taylor
Merna
Custer County
J. O. Shroyer
Humbolt
Lincoln Hotel to be headquarters site
Lincoln Hotel will host the headquarters for the project or event, signaling a central organizing hub and planned activities to be coordinated from this location. Authorities or organizers may use the site for briefings, meetings, and strategic discussions.
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Lincoln Hotel
Mineral rich foods support bones blood and nerves
Nutrition guidance lists minerals calcium iron and phosphorus with rich sources and low alternatives. Calcium comes from cheese almonds cauliflower milk and oats while orange juice prunes squash lean beef egg white tomato juice and peaches are low in calcium. Iron rich items include dried beans barley egg yolk honey beef oats and spinach with prunes tomatoes milk oranges pears halibut as low iron options. Phosphorus sources include hard cheese dried beans cocoa egg yolk and oatmeal with radishes grape juice cranberries and watermelon noted as low phosphorus.
Self-Feeder Demonstrations Promote Pigs to Six 200-lb Each
C E Gunnels, Seward County agent, launches self feeder demos in each precinct comparing corn and tankage with dry lot feeding. Begin births in spring, run to October first, aiming for six 200-pound pigs per litter and improved pig care and longer growing season.
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C. E. Gunnels
Seward
Gunnels
Kerosene in Crank Case Causes Motor Trouble
Cold weather fuels fail to ignite properly, causing cylinders to miss. Fuel remains liquid, travels past pistons into the crank case, diluting oil and risking burned bearings. Drain crank case oil and replace every 500 to 1000 miles, especially on new cars with tight bearings.
Prevent Disease in Foals Warns of Navel Ill Dangers
A veterinary notice outlines preventing navel ill in foals through sanitation. It cites high foal mortality from neglect, urges clean stalls, bedding, and pre foaling mare care, recommends carbolic acid floor disinfection, iodine naval disinfection after birth, and antiseptic bandaging to protect the navel.
Movable Board House for Swine Inline with Rural Timber Needs
A cheap movable board shelter for one sow and her pigs. An A shaped structure eight by eight feet with 8 foot roof slopes and doors front and back swinging on top hinges. Requires about 225 feet of lumber and can be moved between fields. A lantern lit inside in cold weather warms the air for newborn pigs.
Head hunting around the world and its persistence
The article surveys head hunting among Igorotes in Luzon, tribes in Borneo Java and Sumatra, and eastern Peru and Ecuador. It notes trophies kept in houses, head-trophy curing, and illegal trade laws, highlighting resistance to prohibitions and ongoing practice despite government bans.
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Luzon
Uncle Sam
Borneo
Java
Sumatra
Peru
Ecuador
North Fife library entailed at Logie estate intact
Mr G M Bowman of Logie Fife recently died leaving a library of classic editions and engraved works. The entail prohibits lending and requires a dedicated reading room at the heir’s house with water and towel to prevent soil on the volumes. Access is limited to neighboring gentlemen. women and children are not permitted entry.
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G. M. Bowman
Logie
Fife
Scotland
North Fife
Death of Dashleigh Leaves Heir with No Fortune
London Mail notes: Dashleigh’s passing leaves his uncle with no fortune. Tom confirms many congratulations have arrived, including a bouquet of forget me nots from the tailor yesterday.
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Johbo
Dashleigh
Tom
London Mail
In Doubt You Shouldn’t Fear the Dark Says Auntie
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a child Elsie reassured to sleep with angels watching over her. The auntie notes concern that a new janitor might block their entry, hinting at fear of guardianship in a tense setting.
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Boston Transcript
Time for Shearing Sheep in Spring
An experienced Wisconsin shepherd warns against delaying shearings to late spring. He notes weight loss in warm weather and dirty fleece from fresh grass, advising pregrass shearing for cleaner wool and better gains. Hoof care is essential to prevent foot rot.
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Wisconsin
Omaha Farm Loan Bank Stock Well Subscribed
Omaha February 22 stock sale reports $45 000 stock sold with subscription books closed February 15 The Farm Loan Board praised the interest in the Omaha bank noting it would become a key bank in the system Omaha subscribed one third of the total from 12 banks The board aims farmers with loans to absorb the stock and later control it when bonds are offered for sale, predicting strong absorption and securing security
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Omaha
Omaha Federal Farm Loan Bank
Farm Loan Board
Omaha Bank
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