American Legion drives graves endowment and state aid programs
Rhode Island and Delaware lead in contributions to the graves endowment fund for overseas dead. national treasurer Robert I. Tyndall says more than 100,000 raised toward a 900,000 target. Des Moines reports 2,500 compensation warrants mailed as part of a 22 million World War veteran benefit distribution. Minnesota posts planted 53,000 trees under the state forestry program, including 22,000 American elms and 33,000 green ash, with dedication ceremonies on Memorial Day.
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Tndienapolis
Rhode Ishand
Delaware
Union
American Legion
Robert IT
Tyndall Legion
Legion
Des Moines
New York
Minnesota
State Forestry Department
Disabled veterans train for independent futures across four states
Government backed rehabilitation programs in District Nine help disabled servicemen shift to skilled trades and professions. About 75 hundred men in training, eighty five percent already employed or completing training, average age twenty eight, and average training duration about a year and a half. Most chose their own field, with wages paying back training in roughly four years. Twenty six percent become self employed, ten percent own homes, and thirty percent own cars.
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Veteran's Bureau of
District Nine
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Thonusand
Sam
Report Hessian Fly Damage in Nebraska
East central Nebraska counties report extensive Hessian fly damage this spring affecting early sown wheat on winter wheat land. Infested fields appear yellow, with some farmers plowing up severely damaged crops and shifting to alternative crops such as alfalfa and Sudan grass seed. Planting late corn may favor varieties like Minnesota 13 and Pride of the North.
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Nebraska
The
Agricultural College
Sudan
Minnesota 13
Pride of the North
Blair White
University No. 3
Demonstration Agent Resigns From Logan County
Miss Susanne Thompson residential agent for Logan county resigns to join the service on September 1 and pursue medical study at a Chicago university focused on child care. She has served five years with notable success. no successor named yet.
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Peetz
Susanne Thompson
Logan County
Chicago
Miss Thompson
New potatoes coming to market from Kearney region
New potatoes from the Kearney market will begin arriving in about ten days. Rain has improved the crop and yield, promising better quality and larger production than last year. The potatoes already hold a strong reputation in major Middle West markets where they command good prices.
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Kearney
Middle West
Abands Adams Purebred Farm to Become Dairy Venture
Hastings Adams county farm known for Hereford stock will transfer ownership to Gaudreauldt & Sons. The $20,000 bull Bonn Randolph heads the herd as cattle move to Gaudreuldé ranches in western state. Plan is to convert the farm to a dairy project by the Gaudreauldt family.
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Hastings
Adams County
Mstory
Bonn Randolph
H. Gaudreandt & Sons
Gaudrehuldé
Gaudreauldt
Shipment of cattle nets $33,000 for Gibbon stockman
Gibbon stockman James Rogers shipped 274 head of cattle to Kansas City. One carload topped the market at $11 a hundred. The entire shipment weighed 320000 pounds and averaged $105.51 per head. The total sale brought $33,000, the most profitable cattle transaction in Gibbon this year.
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Gibbon
James Rogers
Kansas City
Gibbons
Nebraska Farm Land Taxes Soar Since 1914
A revised survey by the United States Department of Agriculture shows Nebraska farm land taxes more than double in eight years. In 1922 the average tax was 67 cents per acre, up from 27 cents in 1914, a 249 percent rise, while national farm taxes averaged 71 cents in 1922 versus 31 cents in 1914.
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Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
Mide
A. B E. Anderson
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States
Printing of Good Quality at The Telegraph
In need of quality printing, patrons are advised to visit The Telegraph for reliable service. The note emphasizes superior results and dependable turnaround for print jobs and related publishing needs.
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Red Crown
Peetz Baby Beeves Top Denver Market for 1923
Sixteen head of yearling steers shipped Monday from Peetz by John Daugaard topped Denver market at $10 per hundred pounds. Calves from Tivestock Shipping association were said to fetch $12, also leading the day. Daugaard's shipment averaged about 835 pounds. Farmers Union Commission Co. handled the consignments.
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Peetz
John Daugara
Denver
Tivestock Shipping Association
Daugaard
Hastings City Council Funds July Fireworks Plan
Hastings officials allocate 400 dollars to assist the American Legion boys in buying fireworks for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. The move supports a community event organized by the Legion, highlighting local civic participation and public festivity.
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Hastings
American Legion
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Toledo
Livons & Son
Farm Loans Insurance
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