Radio Train to Broadcast from Moving Car Exhibit Tour
A multi car train will include cattle and dairying displays, demonstration cars, and party quarters. A radio broadcasting station built by McGraw company will cover hundreds of miles and host local talent concerts at towns visited. It will have open inspection and call letters KUPR. The itinerary lists daily stops from Stromberg to Lincoln between Aug 24 and Sept 4 with local broadcasts and receiving sets aboard.
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Radio Department
McGraw Company of
Omaha
KUPR
Stromberg
Rising City
D. Dat
Fremont
Schuyler
Norfolk
Albion
Fullerton
Central City
St. Paul
Grand Island
Arnold
Kearney
Lexington
North Platte
Gering
Broadwater
Chappell
Sidney
Valley
Wahoo
Beatrice
Lincoln
More Profit Not More Cows Campaign Gains Local Support
The Fourth of July train event sparks townwide backing with the Omaha chamber of commerce agreeing to provide forty two medals for calf club showmanship winners. The Omaha Live Stock Exchange plans an anti tuberculosis exhibit led by Dr W F Spencer, with dairy suppliers and other agencies offering support to boost the campaign.
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Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Live Stock Exchange
W. ‘Tf. Spencer
Calf Club Program Drives Nebraskan Dairy Improvements
The train highlights boys and girls calf clubs forming a prominent feature. Members fit calves from dams yielding 300 pounds or more of putterfat yearly. Clubs operate on a perpetual basis, returning the first calf drop to sponsors to seed new clubs, boosting Nebraska dairy improvements.
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Nebraska
Nebraska dairy calf club train aims to expand state program
About 225 additional boys and girls are joining new clubs through an extension program at Nebraska Agricultural College. The effort seeks a full dairy development cycle from calf to mature cow, with dairying breedsHolstein Friesian Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey represented. Train stops will feature breed reps, sales days, milking contests, barbecues and prizes to calf club members, aiming to spread the program widely.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Train to be Parked on State Fair Grounds
The train will be moved to Lincoln after statewide itinerary completion and parked at the state fair grounds for the full fair week September 7 to 12. It will be open for public inspection with attendants available to explain features. Free admission tickets are offered to members of call clubs statewide who participate in the program in their towns.
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Lincoln
State” Fair Board
Entertainment At Points In Itinerary Train Stops
Communities along the train itinerary plan to boost attendance at local programs. A band will be in attendance at the train and several towns arrange joint picnics with town and country folk. Merchants organize events to lure crowds.
Sidney Nebraska vacates alley in Clarkson's Second Addition
Ordinance 192 vacates a specified alley in Clarkson's Second Addition to Sidney Nebraska, relinquishing city rights. It repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective after passage, approval and publication. Signed by Mayor R H Rogers on July 3, 1925 with City Clerk Fred E Stephens attest.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Clarkson
Ina
R. H. Rogers
Few People Really Not Marrying Type Discussed
The piece questions if anyone truly avoids marriage and explores attitudes toward single life. Quotes from Sarah Speed credit her view to the Continental Edition of the London Mall, noting the reserved optimism and differing social pressures among unmarried men and women.
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Lucy
John
Sarah Speed
London Mall
Riches Garnered From Great Chilean Desert
Chilean nitrate region employs about 50,000 people directly with five times that many indirectly and hosts around 200 million dollars in invested capital. Over 170 workings serve a busy population, yet the area itself yields little food or water locally. Everything from food to machinery water is imported, and water once priced beyond belief is now piped from far away.
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