Pleasant Valley News Breathing Easier After Snow Melt
Pleasant Valley enjoys warmer days as snow disappears and roads reopen. A new store was bought for the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Miss Francis Ross visited Peete. Earl Hecker brought his son Harold home from Denver Institute and he shows improvement. T. W. Simpson and wife, R. G. Simpson and BF. Simpson families and Miss Nattie Engel spent New Years at P. R. Simpson home. Mrs. Harry Louderbuck is home after helping her sister-in-law.
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Pleasant Valley
Francis Ross
Peete
Earl Hecker
Harold
Denver
T. W. Simpson
R. G. Simpson
BF. J. Simpson
Nattie Engel
P. R. Simpson
Harry Louderbuck
The Successful Farmer Raises Bigger Crops
The article touts higher crop yields and better prices for farmers, encouraging investment, increased production, and greater prosperity for agricultural communities.
Fisheres Help Shuck Corn as Neighbors Visit
The groups mention Mr. John Fisher and Mr. Geo Fisher shredding corn, Mrs Hildred visiting Sidney on Monday, Melvin Simpson and Fran cis Ross driving to Peetz Wednesday, Ollie Wilson at Ed L Binney's Sunday, Mrs C K Simpson with Mrs A St Jelinek Monday, and Truman Louderback helping his brother shuck corn this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Geo. Fisher
Hildred
Sidney
Melvin Simpson
Francis Ross
Peetz
Ollie Wilson
Ed Lbinney
C.K. Simpson
A. St. Jelinek
Truman Louderback
Record of the Past: Mrs Weaver Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs Celia Weaver of Alliance Nebraska reports kidney and back pains improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. In a later note over five years she says she rarely needs them and that a few now and then keep symptoms away. Price sixity cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Celia Weaver
Yellowstone Avenue
Alliance, Neb
Dean
Doan
Weaver
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Telegraph Advertisement Delivers Countywide Results
An advertisement in The Telegraph proves effective by reaching a majority of county residents, driving broad engagement and visible outcomes for the campaign.
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Telegraph
Farmers to Attend Lincoln State Meetings Next Week
Extension News Service reports many farmers and breeders will travel to Lincoln for annual and combined meetings of organizations such as the State Board of Agriculture Nebraska Farm Bureau Association and the Nebraska Cattle Breeders Association. National legislation and a state constitutional convention drive extraordinary interest with speakers planned, including J. R. Howard of Clemons Iowa, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, to address the group.
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Lincolnu
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association
Nebraska
Cattle Breeders’ Association
Horse Breeders’ Association
Swine Breeders’ Association
Honey Producers’ Association
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association
Galloway Breeders’ Association
Nebraska Farm Bureau Association
Nebraska Strate Poultry Association
Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Nebraska Home Economies Association
Nebraska Farm Equipment Association
Nebraska State Poultry Association
Lincoln
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. RR. Howard
Clemons, Ta
State Offers Short Course in Agriculture
The winter short course at the University of Nebraska opens January 26 for four weeks. Open to men 18 plus with eighth grade education, the program offers tracks in animal and poultry husbandry, dairying, crops and soils, horticulture, farm management, and book keeping. A Newberry of Box Butte county will fund county boys to attend. Indications point to large enrollment. write the Principal, School of Agriculture, University Farm, Lincoln for details.
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University of Nebraska
A. Newberry
Box Putte County
School of Agriculture
University Farm
Lincoln
Government bulletin for orchardists on flat-head apple tree borer
The United States Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin describing the flat-head apple tree borer, its appearance and habits, attack patterns, and control methods. It notes vigorous trees are rarely affected and urges Nebraskans starting or rebuilding orchards to use the bulletin to guard against attacks. Farmers Bulletin 1065 can be obtained from the College of Agriculture in Lincoln.
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United State Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Orpingtons Lead In Egg Laying Contest In Nebraska
Ten White Orpington pullets laid 12 percent eggs in December and won first in the Nebraska national egg laying contest at Lincoln. A Kiel Bros. White Leghorn pen from Cincinnati second in December with 104 eggs, having 11 percent in November. L. C. Christie Fremont Neb. White Leghorns third with 92 eggs. Milo Denny Sheldon Ind. Silver Wyandottes fourth with 75 eggs. Thirteen hens exceeded 20 eggs in December, and Kiel Tros. White Leghorn laid 26 eggs.
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Nebraska
Agriculture Experiment Station
Lincoln
Hr. A. Millard
Oregonia
Kiel Bros
Cincinnati
L. C. Christie
Fremont
Dairy bulls and purebreds raise herd productivity
The USDA states every dairy herd needs a good purebred dairy bull at the head. Scrub and grade herds gain from first-class purebreds, as daughters and granddaughters can improve in production with each generation.
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US. Department of Agriculture
Okolehao Moonshine Compared To Vinegar and Alcohol
The description states Okolehao, a Hawaiian moonshine, resembles a mix of vinegar and alcohol. It notes its rustic origins and potential flavor profile as a sharp, ferment-like spirit.
Notice to creditors in the Schmidt estate in Sidney
The state of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the county court sits to receive and examine all claims against the estate of Gus tav Schmidt on April 26 at 10 a m. The claim presentation deadline is three months from January 23 1920 and debts must be paid within one year from December 20 1919. Witness the county court seal on December 26 1919.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Gustav Schmidt
Sidney
Notice to Creditors in Nebraska Estate of Thomas Clinton
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County announces a County Court session in Sidney on April 6 1920 at 10 am to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Thomas Clinton deceased. Claims must be presented within three months from January 9 1920 and debts paid within one year from December 15 1919. Witness the seal of the County Court December 15 1919.
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Butler County Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that pursuant of license duly granted on the eighth day of December, 1919 by the Honorable Beef, one of the Judges of the District Court of Butler County Nebraska, in the matter of the application of G. W. Davis as administrator.
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Beef. Good
District Court
Butler County
Nebraska
G. W. Davis
Public sale of real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Administrator of the estate of William F Davis will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash at the east door of the Court House in Sidney on January 20 1920 at 1 pm to pay debts and administration expenses the southwest quarter of section 10 township 15 range 51 west of the sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska sale held open for one hour
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William F Davis
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
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Scotts
Scott
Peco Ay
The
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
New York
James J. Hill
Extension News Service
Goverrnment Bulletin
Orpingtons
State of
Thomas Clinton
County Court
Said
William EF. Davis
C. M. Hadley
J. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Conveyancing Insurance
Sidney, Near
Thayer’s Rexall Drug Store
Telephone Company
Nebraska Telephone Company
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