Extension News Service Week Brings 200 Club Members to College
More than two hundred boys and girls club members from sixty counties attended the annual boys and girls club week at the college of agriculture. Expenses were paid for extraordinary work in crops livestock cooking and sewing. Students judged stock in mornings and studied sewing and home making in afternoons. One day included a Omaha visit to packing houses stockyards and factories. The program is run by the state agricultural extension service the US department of agriculture and the farm bureau to promote farming and country life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
State Agricultural Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Grading Eggs Boosts Nebraska Farmers Earnings
Nebraska counties including Hamilton report six cents a dozen or 885 dollars saved via trading and cooperative egg grading and marketing. County agents and farm bureaus helped collect eggs at central points, grading by size weight color and freshness, then packing shipping. Otoe Seward and others plan similar systems as the state college supports improved marketing attracting interest from other states including Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Hamilton County
Farm Bureau
Otoe
Seward
State College of Agriculture
Mhlinois Agricultural Association
Control Methods for Household Pests summarized
A state college of agriculture circular advises locating and destroying ant nests for lasting control. Temporary methods like sponge collection or repellents may attract more ants. If nests are unreachable, spreading a slow poison can be carried to the queen. the pamphlet also covers flies mosquitoes bedbugs clothes moths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Insects and pests listed with storage product concerns
The notice names carpet beetles cughrouches crickets silverfish house plant lice box elder bugs and insects found in flour meal break fast foods ham bacon cheese and more It mentions rats and mice as well and states copies are available through county agricultural agents or the College of Agriculture at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Lead Arsenate Controls Beetles and Worms for Livestock
A Nebraska college agricultural bulletin discusses lead arsenate spray to control beetles on cucumber and melon vines and potato beetles, with Bordeaux mixture sometimes added. It notes Blackleaf-40 for lice and references a USDA bulletin on home garden diseases and insects. To protect sheep, farmers are urged to change pasture monthly and avoid overgrazing, as stomach worms rise in early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
County Agricultural
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Nebraska, College of Agriculture
CAVE MAN MYTH REVEALS CHANGE IN MODERN MANNERS
A fragment hints at an old fashioned cave man who controls a woman with threats and dress codes. Modern behavior shifts as the woman speaks boldly while the man is ruled by restraint. The piece contrasts past coercion with present independence.
Diamond's Brother Earl Found, Body Recovered in River
A letter to C. B. Diamond reveals the body of Earl Diamond, missing for weeks, was found in the Towa river near Wuapetio, Iowa, about twenty five miles from the city. The Courier reported his disappearance several weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Diamond
Earl Diamond
Towa River
Wuapetio
Lowa
Unknown Man Found In River Near Bridge After Thirty Days
Identification by keys and letters found in his pockets. body seen in the water for nearly a month and not recognizable. About $18 in silver suggests no robbery but possible fall or jump into the river. Source from Gering Courier details the discovery and fate of the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Ford's 5,000,000th car rolls from the factory
The Ford plant proudly celebrates producing its 5,000,000th car as the milestone marks a landmark in mass production while the factory emphasizes efficiency in meeting rising demand, humorously noting a comparison to rabbits in birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Order of hearing on petition for administratrix
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County to the County Court in the matter of the estate of George Walker deceased. Petition by James Mathew Walker and Edson E Walker asks administration be granted to Mary B Walker as administratrix. July 9 AD 39291 at 10 am set for hearing. notice to interested parties by publishing this order in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated 11th Tyne AD 3921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker
Reading
James Mathew Walker
Edson E. Walker
Mary B. Walker
Telegraph
Tyne
Wit and Humor According to Hazlitt
Hazlitt defines humor as the exposure of the ridiculous by contrast with something else. He contrasts wit as art and fancy producing sudden likenesses or oppositions that heighten absurdity, while humor grows from nature, accident, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hazlitt
We Both Lose Money If You Don’t Advertise Here
An urging note emphasizes that not advertising in THE TELEGRAPH costs both sides money. The appeal stresses mutual loss and seeks timely action by readers or local businesses. The message frames advertising as essential for community visibility and financial health.
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Thermos Chicken Waterers
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