Mother's Vacation Among Farm Women in Summer Outings
A States Relations Service survey of northern and western states finds seven eighths of farm women report no vacation. The piece urges outdoor trips for mothers with simple picnic plans, quick breads, and freezer ice cream to provide rest, family meals, and shared chores during warm months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Relations Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Thames
England
Dairy Division
Bread and Milk as Restorative Food
A passage extols bread and milk as a classic restorative after hard work. It praises dipping bread in hot milk with a pinch of salt, notes English damp climate habits after outdoor work, and claims broad familiarity among brain workers and children.
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Dairy Division
United States
Department of Agriculture
England
Sidney Auto Wrecking and Repair Co Ad
I can save you money in Automobile repairs and used cars. Have on hand a good selection of magnetos, motors, batteries, cushions, wheels, tires, car bodies. See JACK DEMPSEY at Sidney Auto Wrecking and Repair Co. 1106 South Central Ave South of Main. Phan' S13.
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Jack Dempsey Sidney Auto Wrecking and Repair Co
South Central Ave
Oe Phan
S13
Cold Storage Methods in the South for Insect Control
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of markets explains that cold storage slows weevil and other pests by using temperatures similar to fur storage. Rice cereals barley buckwheat dried pets beans macaroni spaghetti corn meal corn grits peanuts and nut meats plus whole grain flours and dried fruits are kept under controlled temps to arrest fermentation and pest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
May Keep Pigeons On Farms Questionable Economic Status
The pigeon is described by the United States Department of Agriculture specialists in Secretary's Circular 107 as mainly a grain eater that offers little waste-conserving benefit. It notes limited farm value except in urban poultry production and only where conditions are uniquely favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Wild man sighted in Wheeler County Nebraska
Bartlett prosecutor J M Shreve reports a reputed eight foot tall red haired wild man seen near Bartlett. footprints suggest a fourteen inch long foot and six inch wide print. townsfolk chase with brood hounds failed as dogs would not follow scent. no injuries reported though women feared the intruder. a fifty man posse searched Sunday night without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler County
Nebraska
J. M. Shreve
Bartlett
Shreve
Wishby’s method of approach in loan talks is brisk and businesslike
The Birmingham Age Herald notes that when Wishby seeks a loan his approach is brisk and businesslike, giving the impression you would actually think you were making money by the transaction.
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Wishby
Birmingham Age Herald
Askitt How Did He Make His Money Saving It
London Answers asks how Askitt amassed wealth and preserved his fortune despite setbacks. The piece analyzes finance, investments, and personal tactics behind his savings strategy.
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Askitt
London
Boots and Electrical Supplies at Hink's Boot Shop
For your Electric Supplies go to the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank. You will find what you want in footwear at Hink's Boot Shop.
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The
American Bank
Hink
Order of hearing on petition for administration
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court assigns July 23 1921 at 10 AM for a hearing on the petition of Dorothy D Boschult seeking administration of Herman Boschult deceased estate. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Herman Boschult
Dorothy PD. Boschult
Dorothy D. Boschult
Notice of Petition Hearing Published in Telegraph Weekly
The order directs publication in the Telegraph weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks before the hearing date. Dated June 25, 1921. CPP Chambers County Judge. (Seal)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Cpp
Chambers
International No 4 Cultivator Features Ball Bearing System
The article promotes the No 4 International Cultivator highlighting ball bearing axles with ten ball races reduces friction and draft, extends life. It notes adjustable settings for 28 inch bean rows and 42 inch corn rows with 4 or 8 shovels and offers optional parts and demonstrations at the dealer location.
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No. 4 International
All Ourpace International No
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