Ak Sar Ben races and state fair aid in Nebraska notes
News of Nebraska items note Ak-Sar-Ben races with nearly 75 000 purses in Omaha and county fairs easing stock prizes. Other notes include a Bank charter for Security State Bank Maskell, a $75 000 Salem Lutheran church plan in Fremont, field days at Lincoln and North Platte, and a large cattle shipment to Callaway.
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State Banking Department
Security State Bank of
Omaha
Louis Callahan
H. C. Callahan
Kearney
Central Lower Company Canal
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
Will Ti. Lave
Lincoln
Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias
State Board of Agriculture
Iizabeth Franklin
University of Missouri
Board of Education of
Wayne
Dodge County
Noel Cover
Cozad
Boston
George Logan
Wymore
Charles Smolinski
Bunker Hill
Ely
Ainsworth
The
Agricultural College At
North Platte Station
United Spanish War Veterans
Tanner
McCook
Armstrong
Benkelman
Central
Nebraska
State Association
James Robbitts
Callaway
Prof White Accepts Superintendent Post in Avondale Colorado
Prof White, Potter school superintendent for two years, has accepted the Avondale Colorado schools superintendent position. Avondale, larger than Potter with a bigger enrollment, lies in the Arkansas River valley with irrigated farms. The Whites and children left early this week for Clarinden and Stockweil Texas to spend the summer.
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Row. White
Potter
Avondale
Colorado
Arkansas River Valley
Hessian fly not major factor in this year's wheat crop
USDA reports indicate the Hessian fly is unlikely to be a serious problem across key wheat growing regions this season, reducing potential threats to yield and quality for farmers nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lad Is Victim Of Peculiar Accident
The son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Keller was riding a horse that suddenly leaped when dogs ran out, throwing him into the path of an automobile. The vehicle ran over him causing a severely lacerated leg and other cuts but no broken bones. He was reported to be improving at the time of writing.
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Jacob Keller
Scotsola
Star-Herald
BIDDING CATTLE OF HORNS
The USDA favors preventing horn growth in calves by clipping hair over budding horn buttons and applying caustic potash. Rub a dime sized raw spot over each button, keep calves dry to prevent caustic from running, and avoid irritation from moisture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota Women’s Clubs Highlight Rural Outreach
Home demonstration work in North Dakota features 66 clubs across 22 counties with 1 036 rural women in membership. County extension agents represent the United States Department of Agriculture and coordinate varied programs.
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Home-amkers Club
North Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
Cantaloupe Test Plot Planted Near the City
A cantaloupe test plot has been planted near the city under the supervision of H O Werner from the agricultural college. The project, expanding beyond potatoes, aims to test melon varieties and growth, with results expected to guide future farming in western Nebraska.
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H. O. Werner
Agricultural College
Nebraska
State college extends program for women clubs activities
State agriculture college plans a women clubs program covering clothing sewing and pattern drafting, food studies including family diet and budgeting, poultry care and turkey raising, gardening, Theme Management, and househeld decoration with crafted toys and holiday suggestions.
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State Agriculture College
Helpe
Another Land Office to Close July 1st
The U S land office at Sterling will shut on June 31 transferring books and records to Denver. The public domain in the area is largely exhausted and few homestead entries remain to be proven. Officials had delayed closure last year but now end concessions, with about six hundred entries proven by then.
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United States Land Office
Sterling
Denver
Peetz
Lingle Grower Appointed Field Man for Crop in Region
Shauies Marley of Lingle, noted for cau thloupes growth, has been appointed field man for the Crop in this section. He is on the job giving the work his personal attention, with Scottshluf Star-Torald reporting.
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Shauies Marley
Lingle
Scottshluf Star-Torald
Bake Sale Set by Greenlees June 16
The Episcopal Guild will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on June 16. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach. Volunteers and donations welcome for baked goods and setup.
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Greenlees
Episcopal Guild
Piano at a Big Discount in Denver Sale
A fine quality piano left in our public warehouse will be sold at once. No reasonable offer of price and terms refused. Write today for full information to The Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colorado.
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Knight-Campbell Music Co
Denver
Colorado
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