Seed corn testing urged by Omaha Commercial Club
The Omaha Commercial Club promotes seed corn testing with large placards across Nebraska. By week end over 10 000 placards will be posted in elevators creameries banks and distributed via railroads to reach farmers statewide. Last year testing raised Nebraska corn yield by 10 000 000 bushels saving about 4 000 000 dollars. organizers target 10 000 000 this year. Experts say much planted corn grades only 37 to 80 percent and should be planted only if 90 to 95 percent.
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Omaha
Commercial Club of
Nebraska
Mrs Hoer Replevin Auto In Hanover Bank Robbery Case
Beatrice Nebraska March 1 Mrs H H Hoer of Wymore claims ownership of a car linked to Hanover Kansas bank robbery suspects. The coroner previously tried to replevin from Sheriff Schick but failed. Constable Leary seized the vehicle found in Wheaton garage basement and it was moved to another garage pending trial next Monday.
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Beatrice
Neb
H. H. Hoer
Wymore
Marysville
Kan
Hanover
Schick
Leary
Wheaton
Schiek
Mexican Mescal Described As Deadly Toxin Drink
A historic note describes mescal as a dangerous Mexican beverage derived from agave, tasting like a liquefied conflagration and allegedly provoking an immediate urge to kill, regardless of the target, if consumed.
Lincoln House Debates Initiative and Referendum Bills
The Nebraska House passed its own initiative and referendum bill after a two hour dispute, voting 75 to 23. It also defeated the Jim Crow measure, while considering the Ollis stock yards bill, mortgage taxation reform, jury age limits, newspaper spoils, seed purity rules, and rules on smoking in the Senate. The session featured party shifts on key votes and moves toward conference with the Senate.
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Lincoln
House
Bushee
Nelson
Nally
Dostal
Kotouc
Eggenberger
Grueber
Prince
Denham
Heflinger
Eastman
Clarke
Metzger
Bartels
Puls
Weesner
Busse
Fries
Murphy
Gerdes of Richardson
Senate
McKissick
Gage County
Railroad Committee
Railway Commission
Douglas County
O'lis
Valley County
South Omaha
Smith
Boone
Cox
Kearney
Nebraska
Ake
Tanner of
Stouglas
Tanner
Aldrich
I T
Hopewell
Selleck
Jorcaster
Albert
Platte
Banning
Cass
Ollis
Valley
Talcott
Jansen
Gage
Kemp
Nanes
Fillmore
Hoagland
Trares
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Jackson Furniture Co
R. E. L. Jackson
I. O. O. F. Building
Nelson & CO
Potter, Nebraska
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
The
Omaha Commercial Club
Hoer
de Stael
F. W. Barton
First Nationa
Sidney
First National Bank
Oles
D. J. Scanlon
S. Seld
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Closman & Son
Masonic Building
HARP
Kentucky
Kruse Bros
Amon I
Chichester
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