No. 302 and 304 Passenger Services In Daily Schedule
Fragmentary OCR shows train numbers No 302 304 306 and freight timetable references. Daily times include 12 45 a m and 1 25 a m with unclear route notes.
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Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
2
Definition of Good Bread by Home Economists
Home economics workers of the College of Agriculture score breads at county fairs using criteria that prizes a nutty sweet odor a fine even texture with no large holes and a crust uniform in thickness. Bread should dent softly and spring back when pressed not be too hard or floury and it should rise evenly in uniform height loaves.
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College of Agriculture
Nebraska farmers' crop yields tie to profits study
A survey of 205 eastern Nebraska farms by the College of Agriculture shows farmers with crops 30 percent below average earned far less, while those 29 percent above average earned much more after expenses and investment costs. Intermediate yields produced average profits, suggesting farmers tend to underutilize land rather than overinvest.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Farm ownership yields higher returns in eastern Nebraska study
A College of Agriculture survey in eastern Nebraska finds owner operators earn about 525 annually from their farms, while tenant farmers average 418. The gain comes from higher house value and more fruit wood and honey, with western Nebraska showing a similar but smaller effect.
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College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Novel Use For Gunpowder From Welsh Prize Fighter Tale
Rev. Fuller Mills recalls a welsh pugilist Dick Stevens who bought gunpowder to mix with gravy for meals. He claimed swallowing the powder helped prevent puffing flesh from blows and eased cuts and bruises. The anecdote reflects 1860s boxing culture and curious home remedies.
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