Extra Money for Graded Eggs Boosts Nebraska Quality
Extension News Service reports several large Nebraska produce companies will pay a premium for high grade eggs. Eggs meeting Nebraska Extra Firsts by the State College of Agriculture will fetch within 5 cents of New York Fresh Gathered Extra Firsts at delivery points including Grand Island Crete Omaha Lincoln and other central cities. The College will mail shipping cards with grade requirements to farmers seeking extra pay for graded eggs. Grading is simple and worthwhile, with instructions forthcoming from the College.
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State College of Agriculture
Nebraska
New York
Grand Island
Crete
Omaha
Lincoln
AIDS IN HOUSE FURNISHING INTERIOR CIRCULAR BY STATE COLLEGE
A new circular titled Interior Decoration and House Furnishing from the State College of Agriculture helps people furnish and redecorate homes. It offers guidance on selecting furniture wall coverings and room layouts for kitchens living rooms and bedrooms. Emphasis is on simple inexpensive furnishings and careful buying. Free circulars available through County Farm Bureau offices and the College.
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State College of Agriculture
Pereong
County Farm Bureau
The
College
Tuberculosis In Poultry Warns On Elder Bird Culling
Extension bulletin 63 of the College of Agriculture notes tuberculosis concentrates in older birds two years or more, recommending elimination of older stock to slow spread. Sanitation remains vital with clean pens, utensils, good lighting and ventilation to boost flock health and resistance, while avoiding overcrowding.
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Extension Bulletin 63
College of Agriculture
Disease spreads rapidly via close contact with many birds
The text notes that intimate contact with numerous birds in close quarters is the best possible factor for rapid disease spread.
Sudan grass rises in Nebraska hay crops
Sudan grass as a hay crop grows in favor in central and western Nebraska, praised by the College of Agriculture for its adaptability though it yields slightly less than sorghum cane. It thrives on many soils but not on cold wet or alkali ground. sweet clover may be better there. Public interest in meadow, pasture, and hay crops prompts requests for free publications on Sudan grass and other forage plants from the County Farm Bureau or College of Agriculture. The note closes with a John Burroughs quote on country life and drift into towns.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
State College of Agriculture
College
John Burroughs
Walk Off Poison Auto-intoxication Not a Disease
The passage argues auto-intoxication is not a disease but a condition present in many illnesses. It notes normal individuals accumulate metabolic wastes when overindulging and underexercising, requiring more air and oxygen to burn these by products.
Daily walking as oxygen boost and health habit
The piece argues daily exercise, especially walking two miles three times daily, as the best way to raise oxygen absorption and purify the blood. It notes deep breathing cannot replace exercise and highlights a two year guarantee electric curler for sale at Ammon's for 3.58 dollars.
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Ammon’s
Sidney Lumber Co and Dentist Scene Disclosed
Fragmentary read shows Sidney Lumber Co. and a dentist named M. Fe rettivene with unclear details. Mentions male teah block and Pheme 60 in garbled OCR, limiting concrete facts or events.
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de. M. FE
Rettivene
Financial Statement for Sidney City 1920 Ad Uses
Legal notice for the year 1920 discloses disbursements in Sidney including coal costs 21872.55 labor for unloading 988.52 water and sewage 22483.08 water extension 2648.68 power house wages 9725.95 boiler room repairs 959.81 engine repair 482.76 boiler room extension 903.45 heat repairs 1451.86 steam heat extension 963.45 general maintenance 1731.24 electric extension materials 7347.30 station supplies 1845.11 office salary 1704.44 miscellaneous repairs and street lights 751.60 merchandise purchased 6385.90 money advanced to J W
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Sidney
Eretsig Fae
J. W
Election Notice for Sidney Nebraska Mayor and Clerk
Notice declares a general election in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on Tuesday April 5 1621 from 9 a m to 7 p m. Voting places include First Ward basement of the court house Second Ward school house north side and Third Ward public library building. Officers to be elected are a Mayor Clerk and Treasurer for one year each.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
First Ward
Court House
Third Ward
City government notice appoints officials and terms
The notice lists one City Engineer for one year, one Councilman from the first ward for two years, one Councilman from the second ward for two years, one Councilman from the third ward for two years, and two school board members for District No. 1 for three years. Dated March 14, 1921. Fred E. Stephens, City Clerk. I. E. Grabill, Mayor. 25-3
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School Board of” ‘Education
I. E. Grabill
Conklin's Medium Priced Ferntate at Rexall Store
Conklin's Medium Priced Ferntate advertised for sale at the Rexall Store. This brief notice highlights a discount item offered at the local drugstore.
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Conklin
Rexall
Advertising Credo From a Merchant’s Page
A brief note asserts merchants advertise only items they believe in, claiming readers can trust that advertised goods are up to date and not shop worn. The piece emphasizes faith in the products and the integrity of local commerce.
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Extension News Service
Sudan
Sidney Lumber CO
Financial Statement
Peggy Paige
Dence
Lashign Shon
Leon Fine
Coats
NEBR
Virgil Marsh
Gandy Belting
Black Hawk
Chinamel Paints
Spalding Athletic Goods
Detroit
Eden Electric Washer
ESSIG
McGregor
Bassett’s Pharmacy
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