Standing of Nebraska ball clubs ends week
Condensed Nebraskan news items note Kiwanis clubs at Gothenburg and Fairbury, a $32,000 Methodist church at Wauneta, and various local incidents. Highlights include drownings, burglaries, injuries, a daylight bank raid at Walton, and community events across the state.
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Kiwanis Club
Gothenburg
Fairbury
New Methodist Church
Wauneta
Otto Rudebausch
Peterbon’s Park
Wisner
G. B. Zook
Barneston
J. Nolan
Altoona
Nebraska Press Association
Omaha
W. H. Wellmer
Beatrice
C. E. Craven
Broken Bow
Yegxgs
Bank of Walton
Benj. F. Bailey
Leaver City
G. A. S. Post
Arnold
Callaway
A. W. Downey
Aurora
L. E. Jones
E. V. Capps
Blair
Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches
Thayer County
Deshler
Fremont
Underberg & Moyer Seneral
Cerescu
Omahicans
Leslie Coulter
Fred Coulter
Randolph
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Falls City
Omaha Bible Institute
G. A. Axelson
Grand Island
Louis Moeschler
Order of Eagles
Emst Ings
Mueschier
St. Niger
Emilie Mc Marquardt
Fred Messmore
Bob” Iahan
Burlington
Havelock
Nebraska
Frank Schmidt
Beaver Creek
South Omaha
Robert Smardick
Stir Fderal Run
Steath
Texas Panhandle
Fo Grass Feed Ag
Gukdate
Ceanty
Economists Eye Rail Car Aid as Congestion Fears Grow
Chicago reports the American Railway Association reforms to add 100000 cars in April and 9876 more from May 15 to June 1, raising total new cars since January 1, 1928 to 65000 box cars 7463 refrigerator cars 20806 coal cars and 1696 stock cars. Despite reforms, outlook remains bleak for avoiding congestion during peak stock and crop movements.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
Current Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
The cattle market was slow with prices steady to 15c lower. good to choice stock ranged to 10.35 10.65 pounds. Calves held near steady with 6.50 10.75. Hogs were active and heavy with receipts up and prices about 5 15c lower around 6.75. Sheep were about steady with a light run, Western lambs dominating and natives near 15.00.
Washington to gauge corn hog and wheat prospects
A conference called by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace will meet in Washington on July 11 and 12 to forecast domestic and foreign demand for corn and hogs and wheat. Economists will use pig count results and crop estimates to inform farmers about next fall and winter plans.
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Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Postofice
July wheat opens higher with demand as futures drift
July wheat starts at 1.02 dollars, up amid brisk foreign demand. September slips to 21.02, while December holds steady around 1.054 dollars. Market movement centers on global demand and price shifts.
Corn futures edge higher on scattered demand
Scattered buying lifted corn prices with July opening at .83 82 percent, September at .79 79, and December firm to 67 percent. The market shows modest gains as investors react to varying demand signals across contract months.
Oates Score Slight Advance in Unsettled Market
Data shows the market opening modestly higher with July at 4i and December at 30 while September reads 874 percent and 37 percent. overall trade remained quiet as prices edged up.
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Oates
Creamery Robberies Shift Butter Prices to Buyers
Creamery robbing prices to retailers list extras at 42c and 41c in 00-lb tubs and standards at 41c and firsts at 30c. Dairy buyers pay 30c for best table butter, 28c for common, 27c for packing stock, with some bids around 34c for beat sweet unsalted butter.
Corn Cultivation Reduces Moisture Loss and Weeds
Agronomy Specialists at the Agricultural College Lincoln stress weed control as the top aim of cultivation. Timely shallow cultivation kills germinating weeds, while deeper work destroys established roots, reduces evaporation, and speeds soil warming. The number of cultivations varies by weather and soil, from one or two to four or six, with no benefit in cultivation if the surface is mellow and weed-free.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
Tractor Testing Rules Remain in Nebraska Law
Nebraska law still requires tractor tests and permits from the State Stairway Commission before any dealer may sell or offer tractors. The Department of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Nebraska conducts the official tests, with reports this year covering six new tractor models.
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Nebrska
Nebraska State Stairway Commission
Nebraska
Deparment of Agricultural Engineering
University of Nebraska
Harding speaks on taxation at packed Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City reports President Harding addressing taxation to a full 12 000 seat Mormon Tabernacle with thousands outside on the grounds listening via voice amplifying apparatus. The outer assembly hall was also well filled.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Harding
Tabernacle
Assembly
Cream prices for No 1 and No 2 in Omaha markets noted
Buyers in Omaha are paying 20 cents for No 1 cream at country stations and 36 cents delivered in Omaha, while No 2 cream is 4 cents less. The report highlights price differentials between local country stations and Omaha deliveries.
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Omaha
Fresh eggs delivered Omaha case at market value
Fresh eggs offered for delivery in Omaha with price quoted at $5.70 per case and implied market valuation for stale cartons. Receipts note 22 cents per unit for current stock, with classification as extra fancy grade 26 and No 1 small size 230 cracks noted in the listing.
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Omaha
Sige Pacer
Adopted Into Santee Indian Tribe at Niobrara Pow Wow
Governor Charles W. Bryan and A. E. Sheldon of the Nebraska Historic Society were formally adopted into the Santee Indian tribe in Niobrara Nebraska during a large pow wow marking the close of the Northeast Nebraska Press Association mid-summer meeting held last week.
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Niobrara
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska Historic 11 Society
J. . O'Furey
Marie Weeks
Missouri River Press Association
P. I. Perrin
Mid-Sumney
No Special Session Called by Governor Bryan this Summer
Lincoln Neb There will be no special session of the legislature this summer announces Governor Bryan The treasury lacks funds and bills awaiting action fail to move the governor to reconvene the legislature Officials say a special session has been anticipated since lawmakers left Lincoln
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Lawsekers
Lincoln
Fruit and Produce Price List From Trimble Bros Omaha
Seasonal fruit and vegetable prices listing weights units and per unit costs. Items include Ben Davis apples Gano Grimes Golden Northern Spies citrus such as grapefruits strawberries cantaloupes tomatoes bananas oranges lemons coconuts pineapples walnuts and fresh vegetables with prices for boxes crates baskets and dozens across regional suppliers and varieties.
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Trimble Bros
Omaha
Ben Davis
Northern Spies
Potter Company to Reorganize After Stockholders Meet
Farmers Union Trading Company stockholders met last week and decided to sell its business at Potter. The directors were re elected and the firm plans to clear its old indebtedness and start over again.
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Farmers Union Trading Company
Potter
Conn Band Instru School Offers Free Lessons
Larson's Music Store advertises free instruction for C. G. Conn band instruments. Local readers are invited to learn to play without charge at the shop.
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C. G. Conn
Larson’s
Co-Operative Vet Growers Seek Extra Beet Pay
Scottshillf Neb. leaders urge Great Western Sugar to grant an additional dollar per ton for last year’s beet crop. If approved, more than $600,000 would go to North Platte valley beet owners this year.
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Scottshillf
Co-Operative Vet Growers’ Association
Great Western Sugar Company
North Platte Valley
Immigration law criticised by officials and aliens seen as danger
In a discussion among administrative circles, immigration laws are blamed as ineffective. Officials compare legal aliens to a potential danger, suggesting that the presence of over a million foreigners legally in the United States raises security concerns.
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Washington
United States
Tidit Hauor
Omaha Poultry and Feed Prices from 1920s Market Listings
Market notes list live poultry prices and feed grains in 1920s Omaha, detailing broilers hens and roosters by weight and season, ducks geese and capons with per pound rates, dressed poultry values for retailers, and car lot prices for upland prairie Midland prairie lowland prairie alfalfa straw oats wheat. It records price ranges for No 1 to No 3 grades and storage stock values.
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Omaha
Upland Prairie
Midland Prairie
Elevated cars plunge from structure injuring many in New York
Seven people are feared dead and eighty three injured after wooden cars fell from an elevated railway structure into a busy New York City intersection. Rescue squads scramble amid wreckage as officials assess the collapse and attempt to clear the site. The incident disrupts traffic at a major hub, drawing pleas for aid and investigations into the cause of the fall.
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New York
Hed and
Elethy
Prohibition Defeated in Manitoba Vote Result
Manitoba voters rejected prohibition and adopted a system under which the government will sell intoxicating liquors. The Winnipeg vote showed a strong majority for the new measure, with a province wide report indicating passage is likely. The change ends the era of total prohibition in Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Idle farmland tops 200000 acres in Pennsylvania
Report indicates more than 200000 acres of farmland idle in Pennsylvania due to shortages of farm hands in the summer. The figures reflect widespread idle productive land as labor shortages constrain harvest and cultivation efforts.
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