Valuable Agricultural News For Gheyenne County Farmers
CTE Morrill Nebraska banker writes in The Lincoln State Journal urging price cuts to meet low farm costs. The Journal offers to mail daily editions until Jan 1 1922 for 2.50 or with Sunday Journal for 2.00. Publisher J C Seacrest endorses the cut as a best buy in newspapers.
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CTE
Morrill
Nebraska
Lincoln State Journal
Big Sunday Journal
Journal
J. C. Seacrest
Dandelions Eradicated by Iron Sulphate Sprays Findings
New York Geneva station reports eight years of trials showing that iron sulphate spray, applied in May and repeated every three to four weeks, can largely eradicate dandelions from lawns at modest cost without harming grass. Best results require multiple applications, fertilization, reseeding, and careful timing to avoid drought or flowering stages.
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New York
Geneva
Ww. T E. Jordan
Dean Thatcher
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Jordan
Geneva Station
Geneva New
York
World weary but hopeful blooms in renewed love
The poem speaks of a weary world scarred by loss and despair yet longing for understanding forgiveness and friendship. It urges every thinking person to act with kindness and prayer to unite millions and spread forgiving love. The final lines envision a transformed world bright with hope as seeds of love take root and faith rises.
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Murtha Cleman Sherman
Into Life's School All Over the Land
A fragment shows young people nationwide writing on blackboards the phrase Out of life or out of school signaling a movement or protest note. The readable text hints at a broader discussion about education or societal change.
Life and Dreams of Students From Farmer’s Note
A reflective line from B. BP Farmer on students entering life. It praises youth for optimism and dreams while acknowledging the letdown of reality. The quote urges holding onto dreams as life’s value and purpose.
Church meeting delegate returns from Broken Bow
W West attended the Episcopal convention as a delegate. He spoke enthusiastically about the people the meeting and the entertainment afforded at the event in Broken Bow.
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W West
Broken Bow
Sisters Visit Antrim County Guests of Local Families
Mrs. McKinley Bryan and her young daughter are guests of the Scottschiffs and the Antrim and David Jones families. The sisters note Mr Bryan and the McCanns of Calendo are well and delighted with the county they reside in.
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McKinley Bryan
Scottschiffs
Antrim
David Jones
Mr Bryan
McCann's
Calendo
Ministers Return From Broken Bow Episcopal Convention
Henry Ives and Rev A S Corbett returned Friday from Broken Bow where they attended the Episcopal convention. It was the best in the history of the church in the west and the ministers are enthusiastic about growth of the good work. They found Broken Bow people hospitable and cooperative after a week away.
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Teo
Henry Ives
A Os Corbett
Broken Bow
North Platte Cousin Isabel Visits Gladys Zimmer
Miss Isabel Thayer of North Platte visited her cousin Miss Gladys Zimmer from Wednesday to Saturday and attended the play given by the grades of St Patrick's Academy.
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Isabel, Thayer
North Platte
Gladys Zimmer
St. Patrick’s Academy
Home County Best Charles Semerud Returns From Lincoln
Charles Semerud arrived Friday as a delegate to the state convention in Lincoln where he participated in the event on behalf of Home County. He traveled with fellow supporters and reported on proceedings and outcomes from the convention floor.
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Charles Semerud
Lincoln
Knights of Columbus Toneon Local Weather Relief
A report notes the Knights of Columbus reflecting on weather conditions as east regions suffer from insufficient rain while central areas face cyclones and floods. The locality expresses relief that abnormal weather has largely spared their county and finds gratitude in improved conditions.
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Knights of Columbus
Union Pacific Adds 75 Workers at Grand Island Shops
Union Pacific increased staff by seventy five at the Grand Island shops on Monday. The new hires are paid the same rate as during the prior layoff period. The notice appears in the Tribune.
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Union Pacific
Grand Island
N. BP. Tribune
Meat prices hit decade lows as agricultural bureau reports
The April 1 pricing shows meat prices at their lowest in ten years, with fat livestock prices down 37.9 percent from a year earlier and 168 percent below the ten year April average, per the Bureau of Crop Estimates of the Department of Agriculture.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Delegates Return From Episcopal District Convention
Mrs. Clayton Parks returned Thursday from Broken Bow where she attended the district convention of the Episcopal church as a delegate and reports a thoroughly enjoyable meeting.
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Clayton Parks
Broken Bow
The
Episcopal Church
Final Party Celebrates Lester Clark's School Fete
Lester Clark hosted a lively party for twenty young friends Friday night. Entertainment included music and cats with chaperones Mrs. Andy Anderson and Mrs. Chick, who were the youngest present. He plans a country summer ahead.
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Lester Clark
Andy Anderson
Chick
Lester
The Sermonette Dullard Teaches from the Ant
A quip warns of vanity and deceit as a speaker mirrors a camel and an ant. The piece likens the reader to one living on ease while lacking true merit and moral backbone. It uses biblical cadence to urge humility and diligence.
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Dullard
Ant and the Doom of a Dullard in a Frugal Fable
A satirical homily contrasts the industrious ant with a carefree dullard. It mocks wasted credit and missed payments, warns that months and dues will overwhelm, and foresees retribution when a creditor calls. The narrator urges prudence and timely settlement to avoid ruin.
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Tabor
Denver
Jane
Sidney Lumber Co Promises Best Town on Earth
Do you want a good heme for best town on earth See us Sidney Lumber Co delivers bold claims and invites readers to visit for products and service.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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Gheyenne County
Brotherhood of Nations
Into Life’s School
B. BP Farmer
North Platte Cousin
U. P
Sidney
FORD
Neale
U. P. Depot
Sidney, Neb
B. P. Hamilton
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
A. E. Phelps
Mgr
Oroe
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