Egg Production Record of Cheyenne County Flocks
Four Cheyenne county farming families enrolled in the Extension Service Record Flock Project track costs and income from poultry. Beginning November 1 and ending October 31, they record eggs per day, egg and poultry sales, home use, and feed costs, with monthly submissions to county agents and statewide compilation. The project highlights suggest improved egg production, better profits, and increased demand for high producing flocks.
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Cheyenne County
Extension Service
E.M
A. C. E. M. Beale Rathban Nelson
Mangum
Ooh
Clean Plowing Touted Against Corn Borer by Oliver Plow
Entomologists favor clean plowing to bury corn stalks and destroy borers. Oliver Chilled Plow Works has developed a plow that effectively turns stalks under in standing corn, with demonstrations in Canada and the United States showing high mortality when no debris remains on the surface. Local reps promote immediate plowing for best results, with horse and tractor versions available. Prof. Lawson Caesar and colleagues report up to 98 percent mortality with clean plowing.
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Oliver Chilled Plow
Canada
United States
Oliver Concern
Lawson Caesar
Guelph
Ontario
Caffrey
Arlington
Mass
Huber
Wooster Station
Ohio
Neiswander
Crossing Accidents Rise As Carelessness Noted In Florida
A committee report from the American Railway association Safety section notes six people died at a grade crossing in Wellborn Florida on Wednesday. The victims include a young woman her mother her mother in law and two young daughters aged six and three and a friend the wife of the local postmaster. The article blames careless conduct and warns to heed posted crossing signs.
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Committee On
The
American Railway Association
Wellborn
Florida
Wellsborn
Stop Look and Listen At Grade Crossings Warns of Death
A chilling plea urges motorists to halt at grade crossings and avoid racing trains for a few seconds. The piece cites countless crossing tragedies and warns drivers not to gamble with lives, insisting safe crossing requires enough time to clear the tracks.
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United States
Dr Zarbaugh Returns Home After Omaha Operation
Dr C F Zarbaugh came home Friday evening from Omaha where he had appendectomy and gall bladder removal. He is gaining strength and “hitting the ball” in the old way. J L Reel, who visited Dr Hedlund in Covenant hospital, reports excellent recovery prospects for the Dalton man. Several similar cases treated by Dr Dunn have ended well. A blood transfusion was given to Dr Hedlund on Wednesday per latest Dalton reports.
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C. F. Zarbaugh
Omaha
J. L. Reel
JA. E. Hedlund
Covenant Hospital
Dalton
Dunn
Social visits and radio evenings in South Colton area
Dennis Wynne and son Emmett visited George Messing on Monday with other calls by John Cortney to George Deaver. The Messings and family spent Monday night at Deaver's for a radio program. Mrs. Win, Hall of Gurley, stayed Tuesday with Squire Whittaker. Cortneys and children enjoyed a radio program at Henry Elsen’s. Henry Elsen visited Fred Bushman Tuesday afternoon. Joe Denver of Lodge Pole spent Thursday at Deaver’s.
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Dennis Wynne
Emmett
George Messing
John Cortney
George Deaver
Win
Hall of Gurley
Squire Whittaker
Henry Elsen
Fred Bushman
Joe Denver
Lodge Pole
Emmanual Brauer
Hester Deaver
Chas. Deaver
Wilby Brauer
Cecil Whittaker
Pete Meick
Henry Green
Gurley
Sidney
Elizabeth Kehl
W. C. Ehlers
Clyde Kennedy
Martin Christofferson
Dalton
Sidney Sale
John Gerke
R. Sellin
Frank Mintkin
General Farm
Bert Steele
Sidney Sales
George Hutchinson
Lorenzo
General Farm Sie
Local residents gather for weekend events at Colton and area homes
Mrs Hester Deaver and John Marek of Lodge Pole were early morning callers at the John Cortney home. A lakeview local dance at Colton school drew a large crowd. Numerous neighbors visited and hosted family gatherings including the Cortneys, Deavers, Bushmans, Goulds, Witters, Herberts, and Wendtes. George Deaver attended a Farmers Union convention in Omaha. The Tete Meick family quarantined for smallpox. Taxi calls listed as Pheone 161.
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Hester Deaver
John Marek
Lodge Pole
John Cortney
Lakeview
Colton
George Deaver
Ford
H. P. Cortney
Chas
Deaver
Fred Bushman
J. H. Wendte
Ernest Gould
Harry Witters
M. M. Herbert
Sidney
Grandma Cortney
Wm. Becker
Farmers’ Union
Omaha
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Gardner
Carlessness
DR. Zarbaugh
Sidney Steam Laundry
Realtors
Margaret Halslander
Eric Brauer
Tete Meick
Conrad Messing
Jacob Zimmer
David Ells
the Marx
Clemmons
Clarence Deaver
Pheone
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Hamburger Inn
Archie C. Ogden
Propr
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
Sidney, Nebr
P. Millett
Aslam
Nebr
Poland
China
John Deere Gang
Henry. Green
Liberty State Bank
C. P. Millett