Plant lice, late vegetables, and mutton advice
Extension News Service reports Black Leaf Forty controls lice on cucumbers and melons with tobacco-based preparations. Arsenate of lead fights cabbage worms. July is best for late plantings like turnips beets and carrots. seeds can be saved from lettuce radish squash corn tomatoes beans peas and cucumbers. Wyoming and Montana feed a push for mutton as hog and beef prices rise. advocates urge at least one weekly mutton meal to boost consumption and aid the sheep industry.
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University Extension Service
Wyoming
Montana
State and county fairs feature junior work with prize money
Nebraska runs a big junior work program with hundreds of fair prizes. State fair offers six hundred dollars for canning and baking excellence. Saline county hosts a junior county fair with three hundred dollars in prizes. Seward Butler Nitcholls and Buffalo counties plan junior work at fairs. Omaha allocates a thousand dollars for boys and girls lab canning. About thirty thousand youth participate under the club movement.
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Chile
Saline County
SSOO
Seward
Butler
Nitcholls
Buffalo
Omaha
Nebraska
Suggestions on ice cream making from University Extension
The University Extension Service offers ice cream tips detailing finely crushed ice, a three to one ice to salt ratio, limited mixing, proper can sealing, dasher use, and careful ice packing. It advises gradual turning, adding ice and salt as needed, avoiding water draw until the mixture is frozen, and ripening the finished product for at least an hour.
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The
University Extension Service
Any Woman May Make a Perfect Jelly
Any housewife can make perfect jelly if she follows basic jelly making principles. The Extension Service College of Sericulture in Lincoln distributes a circular titled Jelly Making. It offers guidance to produce beauti fully colored transparent palatable jelly that quivers yet holds shape when unmolded, cuts easily with a spoon and is not syrupy sticky or tough.
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Extension Service College of Sericultare
Lincolr
Grain Bell Oil Company Incorporation Notice
Notice states the Grain Bell Oil Company is organized under Nebraska law with principal offices in Sidney. It outlines business as wholesale and retail gasoline kerosene oils and greases, warehouses filling stations and plants, real estate actions, bonding, and mortgaging. Capital stock fixed at 85000 dollars with 100 dollar shares, business to begin July 1 1919, continue to July 1 1969, indebtedness limited to two thirds of capital, board of at least three directors elected annually by stockholders. G R Bruckner president. 41-4
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Nebraska
Grain Bell Oil Company
Sidney
G. R Bruckner
Real Estate and Farm Equipment For Quick Sale
Splendid Half Section East half of 22-15-51 improved 150 acres under cultivation available March 1st for quick sale. Bethlehem Truck 24% tons with box sacri fice price. Moon six cylinder five passenger 1918 car bargain. Forty horse Flour City Tractor eight bottom Avery plows drills discs packer oil tank wagons and shack for sale or trade. FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.
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Bethlehem
Avery
Fundingsland Investment CO
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Determination of He mship
Estate of John F Dye in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Lyda B Dye petitions for determination of heirs and owners in fee simple of the northeast quarter section 2 township 12 range 53 west of the sixth principal meridian. Hearing set August 2, 1919 at 10 a.m. before County Judge Chambers in Sidney. The petition states no administration has been opened and alleges Dye died intestate with Lyda B Dye and Karl W Dye as heirs.
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Hemship
John F Dye
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lyda WB. Dye
John F. Dye
ISCL
Lyda B. Dye
Karl Wo Dye
Sidney
Chambers
Great Divide Telephone Company Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation issued for The Great Divide Telephone Company to operate a Nebraskan telephone network in Cheyenne and Morrill counties with Dalton as the principal business location. Authorized capital 310000, paid-in 5000, non-assessable stock, five directors, two thirds debt approval, stockholders liable only to paid stock, 25 year existence from July 1, 1919, stock at 100 dollars, complex director rotation, amendments by two thirds stock vote, dated June 26, 1919 with witnesses and notary in Dalton Nebraska.
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Smlex. Ross
J. H. Poster
J.C Kreader
Rob. Bovef
Anton Schmitp
Nebraska
THE
Great Divide Telephone Company
Cheyenne
Morrill
Dalton
AHL
Alex. Ross
J. H. Foster
J.C. Kreader
R. R Bover
Anton Schmitys
W. EL Cunningham
Leslif
Opper
State of
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W. EB. Cunningham
Cname
A. H. Foster
J. C. Kreader
R. R. Bower
Anton Schmitt
W. E. Cunningham
Osborn Battery Station Offers Rented Spare Cells
The Osborn Battery Station announces a service to rent batteries for use during repair or recharge of customer units, providing a temporary power source while replacements are unavailable.
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Osborn Battery Station
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H. A. Feeht
H.R. Fuller
Hi. A. Fecht
L. P. Houge
Hade
F. J. Harr
Wm Hoffmeyer
John Jurgens
F. N. Slawson
Andy Laitine
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H. R Fuller
F. A. Rowan
Fi. R. Fuller
L. KR. Rudd
Our Dimension Lumber
A. R. LE Sueur
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Mupton
FATAL
Jones & Grabill
City Property
Gapen
Nelson's Dairy
Exide
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Burlington
Cheyenne Wells
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McNish Land Co
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American Bank Building
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