Damage to Nebraska corn and crop prospects due to rains
Heavy rains delayed corn planting in Nebraska causing weedier stands with about one fourth showing heavy damage. Wheat lodging and Hessian fly damage reported across multiple counties. alfalfa yields strong though harvest delayed. Tree fruit outlook mixed with June drops noted. fruit and grape prospects favorable in parts. Grand Junction pastor appointed July first. local store advertising music instruction and stock clearance.
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Nebraska
A.B. Anderson
United States Bureau of Economics
Department of Agriculture
Payne
Butler
Colfax
Dodge
Lancaster
Platte
Saunders
Seward
Furnas
Gage
Johnson
Cass
Otoe
Potter Editor Marries Elizabeth Meyers in Potter
Herbert A. H. Stephens former Potter Review editor married Elizabeth Meyers last Tuesday morning by County Judge Bellows. The couple planned a western trip afterward. Stephens published the Potter Review for nine years and recently turned the paper over to his brother to become secretary of the Coupe DeLuxe Company, backed by Potter businessmen.
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Herbert AH. Stephens
The
Potter Review
Elizabeth Meyers
Bellows
West
Herbert
Coupe DeLuxe Company
Potter
Prizes for Jackie Coogan Makeups at Oliver Twist
Prizes offered by the USA Theatre Management for the best Jackie Coogan makeups in the 9 and under division. Contest runs Monday night at 8 o'clock during the production Oliver Twist. Three prizes will go to the top three makeups.
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Hoys 9 and Under
USA Theatre Management
Jackie Coogan
Cattle Sale Report From Andrews Yard
Charles F. Andrews reports $10.40 and three carloads sold at $10.25 as the valley clears cattle on feed. Some remaining bunches will be finished and shipped in the next weeks, indicating a shrinking market.
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Chas. EF. Andrews
Three Counties Cooperate Form County Cow Testing Association
At a Fremont meeting farmers from Washington Dodge and Saunders counties joined to form a Tri County Cow Testing association. A temporary board of six directors plus one at large will be elected with Ray Hindmarsh as president J Farrellt as vice president and Arnold Witt as secretary. Testing is planned to begin by August 1.
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Blair
Fremont
Washington County
Dodge
Saunders
Triassociation
Ray Hindmarsh
J. Farrellt
Arnold Witt
Annual meeting notice for Nebraska-Colorado Grain Company
The annual meeting of stockholders of Nebraska-Colorado Grain Company will be held at their Sidney Nebraska offices on Monday July 6 at 8:00 PM to elect one director for three years and to transact other business. Signed L G Lowe president Geo S Jewett secretary
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Nebraska-Colorado Grain Company
Sidney
Nebr
L. G. Lowe
Geo. S. Jewett
Sugar beets look the best in many years
The sugar beet crop across the Rocky Mountain states faces typical seasonal blues but overall planted area loss and replanting are normal or below normal, except western Nebraska where frost in mid May required replanting of about 16,000 acres. With adequate moisture, fall yields may hold despite late planting, though early stages invite bearish rumors.
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Rocky Mountain “States
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Boys and Girls Celebrate Second Annual Club Day
The second annual club day for Custer county youth was held in Broken Bow last Wednesday. More than two hundred young people from across the county joined leaders of twenty organizations in a countywide juvenile day with a grand parade and a festive city welcome.
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Custer County
Broken Bow
Kansas City Market Sets Yearly Price Record in Cattle Shipment
A Scottsbluff shipment last Friday set a year’s high price at the Kansas City market. Forsythe & Claybaugh sold five cars that brought $10.55, followed by two carloads from Charles Safford, marking a peak in current market values.
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Scottsbluff
Kansas City
Forsythe & Claybaugh
Charles Safford
Northern Colorado crops show strong early season health
Despite early hailstorms and wind causing scattered damage, crops in northern Colorado look better at this stage than in any prior year. Beets advance rapidly with warm weather, alfalfa first cuttings failed in places, but irrigation water supplies are abundant and reservoirs full for the season.
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Colorado
Peetz Cream Shipments Break Records In June
From June 1 to 18, Peetz dairy exports set new highs as Agent O V Dowlin reports 1,674 gallons or about 12,132 pounds of cream shipped to Denver and other destinations.
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Peetz
O. V. Dowlin
Denver
New Country Creameries Shine in Shipping Revenue
Side creameries report strong express shipments of cream and eggs, with two pounds of butter fat per gallon yielding roughly 3,350 pounds of fat. The focal price sits near 29 cents per pound, forecasting about $1,000 from cream in the first 18 days. Egg shipments grow, and dairy goods along with live stock emerge as profitable, soon close to wheat revenues.
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T. J. Hulslander
Third Street
Kimball
Frank W. Throu
Grand Junction
Iowa
Presbyterian
Wil
Oberfelders
Bebe Daniels
USA
Larson
Ghichesters
Ofti
FORD
Bentley Auto Co
Sidney, Neb
Reinmuth
Thomas Niemoller
A. R. Lesueur
East Second Street
Tailors
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