Seed Potatoes Prosper in Western Nebraska This Year
Despite low potato prices eating potatoes bring 60 cents per hundred pounds. Western dryland areas grow Triumph seed potatoes that resist Mosaic. Buyers from Texas and other states bid up Nebraska seed for its early maturing crop. State College supports seed regulation through field and bin inspection, grading, and certification tags to ensure quality and often higher prices.
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Nebraska
Texas
State College of Agriculture
No Alarm Over Egg Prices
State College of Agriculture poultrymen say mild midwinter production caused price drops but should not deter plans to hatch pullets this spring. Hatching and storage seasons, plus higher consumption, are likely to steady the market. lower prices have boosted urban demand, and poultry remains a profitable venture.
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State College of Agriculture
High school livestock judging contest set for Lincoln
The seventh annual state livestock judging contest will be held April 2 at the College of Agriculture Lincoln in collaboration with the State Department of Vocational Education. Open to all high schools with practice days prior. For information contact C. W. Watson at Temple Building Lincoln.
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College of Agriculture
Lincoln
State Department of Vocational Education
C. W. Watson
Department of Vocational Education
Temple Building
Patronize Your Neighbor on Hatching Eggs and Lawn Advice
A Nebraska agriculture guide urges buying poultry from nearby neighbors rather than distant advertisers. It warns some sellers lack stock and profit from eggs, while detailing a lawn seed mix for eastern Nebraska and sowing instructions including soil prep, seed ratios, and rolling.
Inauguration Delay versus Finland’s Immediate Start
A commentary contrasts U S presidential timing with Finland’s. It argues Americans delay work by four months after election, hindering prompt response during world strain and urging quicker public-business start after victory.
No clear presidental transition timeline given
The text argues a new president should be in office within 60 days of the election at the latest. It notes that after such a 60 day period the country might wish for a shorter 30 day window, reflecting on the duration needed to handle returns and settle disputes.
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United States
Litle
Finland
How to Treat Our Flag and Pledge Instructions
A historic guide outlines proper flag etiquette including hoisting times, standing during parades, banner orientations, and half staff procedures. It explains flag precedence, handling, and a salute amid the pledge, detailing movements and posture for students and observers.
Salary Bills Stall As Officials Debate Increases
County treasurers face stalled action on pay raises while the lower house passes travel and boarding rate tweaks for sheriffs. Sheriffs in small counties gain 15 cents a mile locally and 10 cents outside. daily prisoner boarding caps shift from 50 to 45 cents in small counties and from 32 to 50 cents elsewhere. County agents retain current laws after a brief dispute. An American Legion measure to fund 2 million dollars for disabled veterans is favorably reported and sent to the general file.
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House
American Legion
Navy second to none risks naval arms race and bankruptcy
The State Journal argues that aiming for a navy second to none could provoke allied coalitions and threaten national bankruptcy. It asserts America is self contained and could secure itself without an outsized fleet, urging focus on quality over sheer quantity of ships.
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Great Britain
America
England
France
Japan
Denby
State Journal
First National Bank of Sidney 1921 Financial Statement
A 1921 bank statement for First National Bank of Sidney Nebraska filed February 21 1921 lists resources including loans bonds securities and cash items with a total of 447 970.11 and liabilities of 66 300.64. It notes deposits and circulation figures and records salaries for January 1921 totaling 800 with four officers. The cashier Leslie Neubauer signs the data sworn 3 March 1921.
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Bank Ack
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ss. I
Leslie Neubauer
W. E. Swatzlander
Ida C. Swatzlander
A. K. Greenlee
Joseph Oberfelder
Tragedy at Lenton Home Ends in Double Suicide Attempt
Mrs. W. S. Lenton and Moss Hes, a roomer at 216 W Sixth, were shot by Lenton after returning from the country. Mrs. Lenton is gravely hurt at General Hospital, Moss between life and death in another room. Lenton reportedly left Tuesday morning to seek work, then returned and shot both himself and Mrs. Lenton. The Lenton couple have two children. Moss was unmarried and had enrolled in a local high school commercial course last fall.
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W. S. Lenton
Lenton
General Hospital
Moss
North Platte Tribune
Debutante Slouch Gone Says Wellesley Hygiene Chief
Wellesley College hygiene officials note new women’s styles ease posture issues for 1500 students. Miss Mary S Haagensen, remedial gymnastics instructor, expects looser sport garments to improve bearing, reducing the iconic S-curve. She credits broader outdoor activity for wiser future fashion choices.
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Department of Hygiene
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mary S. Haagensen
Dead dorgs and taxi call notice
Fragmented OCR style note joking about dog deaths and a taxi number 161. The readable fragment mentions a wrong phrase and a contact line, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
Ace Remsberg Linked to Harding Relative for Possible Appointment
Alliance Times reports Ace Remsberg a rancher near Broadwater is a near relative of Warren G Harding. The tale cites cousin BE E Remsberg and his wife Mrs E E Remsberg as Harding’s relation, with plans to attend the inauguration. The family reportedly prides itself on the connection and potential favored treatment.
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Asa Remsberg
Bridgeport
Harding
Alliance Times
Ace” Remsberg
Broadwater
Warren Q. Harding
Simon Spry
Los Angeles
Ace
BE. E. Remsberg
Washington
Warren
E. E. Remsberg
Mr. Harding
Load Rear-Wheel Weight Improves Wagon Pull at State College
Placing the load over rear wheels makes a wagon pull easier than over the front wheels. Tests at Jowsa State College indicate a difference in pull of about 100 pounds, suggesting rearward loading improves traction and efficiency.
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Jowsa State College
Notice to trespassers at Ivan Morrow south of Sidney
Notice from Ivan Morrow declaring his property south of Sidney is not a resort and warning all trespassers to keep off.
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Sidney
Ivan Morrow
Electric Supplies Promotion for Conklin Pens at REKALE
A promotional note urges customers to visit Electric Supplies for Conklin Medium priced fountain pens available at the REKALE store. The ad emphasizes a broad cast of pen options and direct purchase.
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Electric One Blerk Cast
Conklin
Rekale
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First National Bank of Sidney
Ghee Waaay Plete & Prysy
Sse Sews Pasha
Victor Moss
W. O. Campbell
The
C. E. Harper Undertaking
VanGorder
Campbell
Gano and
Roman
Victor
Puritan
the Farmers’ Union Co-Opera
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Co. O. Hade
Sidney, Nebraska
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