Seed prices fall signaling broader forage crop use
Extension News Service reports alfalfa clover and most seeds will be cheaper this spring, bluegrass and white clover as exceptions. The price drop may push farmers to rotate crops with grasses and legumes. Bulletin 169 from Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station offers guidance on forage crops and mixtures, available through Farm Bureaus or the College of Agriculture.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
A Tank Heater Worth While for Nebraska Farms
Nebraska livestock specialists say a tank heater on the farm pays for itself by keeping water unfrozen and warm. Warmer water boosts milk production and animal health, reducing feed waste and improving overall stock quality. Simple, affordable heaters are available with low labor costs, making them a sound investment for farmers.
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Nebraska
State College of Agriculture
Care of Leather Farmers Bulletin for Homestead Use
The Department of Agriculture issue offers guidance on selecting and caring for boots shoes harness and belts with practical tips on waterproofing greasing and maintenance. It notes a long lasting harness example and urges farmers to obtain bulletin No. 1183 through Farm Bureau channels.
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United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin
Farmers’ Bulletin No
College of Agriculture
The Pipeless Furnace in Farmers Bulletin 1174
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a plain presentation of pipeless or one register furnaces. It explains principles advantages and disadvantages and how cold and warm air circulate. The bulletin helps readers decide heating options for building or remodeling by outlining conditions for satisfactory use.
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United States Department of Agriculture Farmers
Farm Bureau
College of Agriculture For
Doan's Kidney Pills End Pain Says Mrs Etherton
Mrs Etherton reports relief from a side pain back ache and nervous misery after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She recommends the remedy to others and notes the product is sold at all dealers through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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Doan
Etherton
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
The Success of a Country Newspaper
Robert Welles Richie outlines essentials of success in a country newspaper. He argues reflection of readers majorities interests, mainly agriculture, is crucial. A paper that overemphasizes social events over farming business misreads its audience.
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Robert Welles Richie
Country Gentleman
Farner Smith
Hanover Four Corners
Live Country
Are You Nervous Backache and Nervous Irritability Cure
A Sidney reader endorses WMcan's Kidney Pills citing relief from kidney complaints that caused back pain and nerves to flare. Mrs P D Etherton of Military Ave notes previous kidney attacks left her wide range in discomfort and difficulty.
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Wmcan
Sidney
P. D. Etherton
Military Ave
Nebraska county legal notice of 1921 expense estimates
Legal advertisement outlines 1921 expense estimates for county justice and district courts. figures cover care of the poor, medical attendance, official salaries, school exhibits, fuel, repairs, building upkeep, old soldiers relief, bridge and road work, and various county offices with specific salary and fund amounts. Includes sheriff jailer fees, superintendent, institute fund, eighth grade, county attorney, assessor, physician, and janitor costs.
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Nebraska
Court House
Farm Bureau
Treasurer Authorized to Employ Help in 1921
Officials authorize necessary assistance for the Treasurer’s office during 1921 to maintain high efficiency. Signed January 6, 1921 by I. R. Barlow and Wm. M. Goding.
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I. R. Barlow
WM. M. Goding
Sheriff Sale Notice of Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the District Court, J. W. McDaniel, Sheriff, Cheyenne County Nebraska, announces a sheriff sale to satisfy a judgment from Judge H. M. Grimes for $20,717.59 plus costs. Real estate described as E half of Section 7, N half of Section 8, and N% of the N half of the S half of Section 8, Township 14, Range 51, with exceptions and subject to a $15,000 first mortgage. Sale February 16, 1921 at 10:00 A M at the east door of the Sidney County Court House.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
BR. A. Jones
James A. Mitchell
Selma C. Mitchell
Henry Walsh
Ella Walsh
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Sale Under Chattel Mortgage Gag Notice
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated June 10 1920 and filed June 12 1920 in Cheyenne County Nebraska the Pioneer Glass & Paint Company will sell at public auction on a Sunday in February 1921 at 2 PM at the Bordwell Warehouse Sidney Nebraska the described chattels including Park's ball bearing woodworking machine with attachments for cash to highest bidder. The note secured by the mortgage totaling 529.55 as of the first publication is due December 31 1920 with 10 percent interest.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Harry A. Livingston
Pioneer Glass & Paint Company
Bordwell Warehouse
Sidney
Amended Articles of Incorporation of Gurley Co op
At the annual meeting of Farmers Union Co operative Association of Gurley Nebraska on July 15 1920 Article V amended to set capital stock at 25000 with 7000 paid at start par value 100 and non assessable. The maximum indebtedness shall not exceed two thirds of paid up capital. A R Rose Jr president L F Cunningham secretary.
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Farmers Union Co-operative Association of
Gurley
Nebraska
Articles of Incorporation
Artice
A. R. Rose, Jr
L. F. Cunningham
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