Nebraska crop report shows bumper wheat, cautious notes
The Nebraska crop report from Burlington lines west of the Missouri River notes a likely bumper wheat crop across the state despite widespread wet fields. Wheat conditions range from 101 to 125 percent in various divisions, while corn growth is hindered by heavy rains and replanting in places. Pastures are at their best in years, sugar beets excel, but alfalfa suffers from the rain.
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Nebraska
Burlington Lines
Missouri River
Lincoln
Wymore
McCook
Alliance
Sterling
Long Winter Hurts Bass Fishing in Cherry County
Lincoln report to Commissioner Gus Rutenbeck says bass fishing declined due to a prolonged hard winter. Ice lingered, fish smothered, shores littered with dead fish, though Omaha club at Dewey lake saved many by cutting holes to vent air and foul air. Beatrice incident: FF Hayble rammed car into Fair store. $100 check covers damage after clutch failure. police release.
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Lincoln
Gus Rutenbeck
Fish and Game Department
Cherry County
Omaha Club
Dewey Lake
Beatrice, Wneb
Omaha
Hayble
Odell
Ex-Governor Mickey’s home sold at referee sale near Osceola
Osceola Nebraska June 15 a chosen county property once owned by ex governor Mickey was sold at a referee sale to settle with heirs. W S Heitzman bought the farm for 203.25 an acre and plans to move there. Hastings Nebraska June 15 a man identified as Siting Harms lay submerged in a lagoon near Brennan after a buggy accident. The horse drowned and Harms was found unconscious and later revived at a hospital.
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Osceola
Neb
Mickey
W. S. Heitzman
Hertzman
Hastings
Cird Harms
Brennan
Harms
State Auditor Reports Holt County Insane Account Plan
State Auditor Smith received word from Holt county clerk that the county board arranged a special levy to raise 3212 dollars owed to the state on the old insane account and would remit the amount as soon as collected.
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Lincoln
Smith
Holt County
C B Cowles Weds Mrs Tierney In Lincoln Marriage
Lincoln June 15 Former state land commissioner C B Cowles married Mrs Margaret L Tierney of Lincoln The groom serves as cashier of a state bank at Fairburn but plans to reside in Lincoln
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Lincoln
C. B. Cowles
Margaret L. Tierney
First House Journal Copies Reach Printing Commissioner
Lincoln on June 15 reports the Printing Commissioner Tudi received the earliest house journal copies, well ahead of the prior years’ record pace. The advance suggests smoother production or scheduling for this year’s issue.
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Lincoln
House Journal
Tudi
Grateful testimony for Doan's Kidney Pills
A Bridgeport Nebraska resident Mrs J A Stevens confirms years old kidney treatment by Doans Kidney Pills as still effective. She notes lumbago relief and public endorsement at the time and urges others to use the same remedy priced 50 cents at dealers.
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Doan
J. A. Stevens
Bridgeport
Nebr
Dean
Servians Occupy Tirana Amid Adriatic March Plans
A private Berlin Athens message reports Servians occupying Erbasgan Albania and marching toward the Adriatic coast. Rome dispatch adds Tirana captured, Croia nearby, and advances toward Palazzo seaport as tensions rise in the region.
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Berlin
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Rome
Tirana
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Croia
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Heavier Oil Lubrication Suggested For Summer Motors
The University of Nebraska Department of Agricultural Engineering advises using a heavier engine oil during hot dusty months. Heat makes oil thin, causing leaks past rings and bearing wear, so frequent oiling with a heavy grade reduces carbon deposits and maintenance.
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Nebraska
Alfalfa For Colts Pasture Feed In Nebraska
The Nebraska University Department of Animal Husbandry argues alfalfa makes ideal pasture for developing colts after July 1 when blue grass shortens. Turning work horses on alfalfa nightly saves feed costs, offering abundant nutritious feed for summer and cheaper overall production in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Nebraska
Beef, Nebraska's Opportunity in Beef Production
Nebraska faces strong demand for beef as world scarcity grows. Pasture cattle valued at 83 million dollars last year underline the state’s beef potential. A Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station study shows corn and alfalfa together yield cheaper beef than other feeds, leveraging Nebraska’s suitability for both crops and positioning it as a premier beef region, possibly second only to Kansas and the plains.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Kansas
Plains
United States
Subsea-Proof Ships and Navy Reorganization Plan
Navy officials will present a comprehensive program to Congress to reorganize the fleet along modern lines. Construction engineers seek to make battleships submarine proof, a radical shift from past arms heavy plans, with fast battle cruisers and seagoing submarines preferred over dreadnoughts.
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Congress
Construction Department of the Navy
General Board
Mayor Receives Careful Nudge For Coast Flight
Omaha message from Mr B LeBron argues Ralph McMillen will fly a Curtis Military biplane coast to coast from New York to San Francisco starting July 5 passing near Lexington for twenty five dollars per city. Local farmers offer airspace use and best wishes as auto polo at Sidney Fairgrounds set for Monday June 21.
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Omaha
B. LeBron
Mer
Ralph McMillen
New York
San Francisco
Curtis
Lexington
Frisco
McMillen
Platte Valley
Mac
Lexington News
Convict Gives Life to Save Fellow at Vinegar Vat
Harry Burns, a prisoner at the Mici ean state prison, risked and lost his life while rescuing a fellow inmate overcome by fumes in a painting area near a vinegar vat. Other convicts dragged him from the tank, but he died at the scene after pushing the unconscious man to safety.
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Harry Burns
Miciean
Burns
Danish Steamer Cyrus Sunk by Torpedo Near Scotland
The Danish coal freighter Cyrus, en route from Burntisland to Copenhagen, was torpedoed with no injuries reported. The crew were landed at Stavanger by a Norwegian steamer, and they say the attack occurred without warning.
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Burntisland
Scotland
Copenhagen
Stavanger
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Chicago based Calumet Baking Powder Company announces a new 16 page illustrated recipe book with 252 recipes and household hints from domestic science experts. To obtain, send filled slip from a pound can of Calumet to the company in Chicago and join a growing group using this wholesome economical baking powder.
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Calumet Baking Powder Company
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