Seed Bed Craft and Climbing Plants for Farmstead Hedges
Practical guidance on forming moist, finely packed seed beds for alfalfa and clover, plus recommendations for packing tools and weed control. It also surveys ornamental climbers such as trumpet vine and bittersweet for walls and trellises, and notes a January National Canners Association exhibit on crop insects.
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National Canners Association
Atlantic City
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Ornamental Vines and Their Hardy Varieties
The article classifies hardy ornamental vines into two groups: those that die to the root and regrow, and tougher shrubby types that survive winters. It discusses Parthenocissus quinquefolia and Englemannii, notes on Boston ivy Parthenocissus tricuspidata, its suitability for small low buildings, and Wisteria chinensis requiring sturdy support.
Forest Service on wildlife management gains in public pleasure
The Forest Service states wildlife responds quickly to simple rational management. Reasonable regulation increases annual game harvest in the long run. National forests can contribute greatly to public pleasure and profit by producing game animals birds and fish.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Larson's Music Store Offers Free Instruction on Brass Instrument Purchases
Free instruction for customers who buy any brass instrument from Larson's Music Store. The offer includes beginner lessons and guidance on care and playing technique, aimed at new players and students seeking a starting point with quality gear.
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Larson
Why speed fears at crossings spark fatal misjudgment
An Ohio paper ponders rising railway crossing fatalities and contrasts horse drawn wagons moving under ten miles per hour with modern autos at fifty to sixty. It argues speed fiends and miscalculation, not bridges or tunnels, explain the trend.
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Ohio
Death After Extraction Claims Opal Bowman at 19
Opal Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Bowman of Lake Minatare died at Scottsbluff around noon after a dental extraction Tuesday she briefly recovered but suffered a sinking spell and died. She was a graduate of Lake Minatare school and former Minatare student and the community mourns her loss.
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Opal Bowman
Dan Bowman
Lake Minatare
Scottsbluff
Opal
Minatare
Free-Presa
Little Child Hurt in Kearney Car Bicycle Crash
Frank Moore, driving without lights, hit Harold Majors on a bicycle at Kearney Tuesday night. Elton Majors, five, on the handlebars, was seriously injured with a broken arm, broken collar bone, and two broken ribs. The elder boy had severe bruises but no fractures. The driver claimed he was en route to repair his lights and rushed Elton to a hospital before taking Harold home.
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Frank Moore
Harold Majors
Kearney
Elton
Shelton Clipper
Runaway Kills Horse in Julesburg Co-Op Cleaning Up
A runaway horse owned by Adolph Neugebauer was killed when it bolted from a wagon at the Julesburg Co operative Grain Company's elevator. The team bore north to Second and Oak streets, collided with a telephone pole, and overturned the wagon scattering rye and grain. The incident occurred around noon Tuesday, with the wagon badly damaged. The Julesburg Grit-Ad vocate reports the accident.
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Adolph Neugebauer
Julesburg
Second and
Oak Streets
Grit-Advocate
Fire destroys Alliance Rumer Motor complex and nearby yards
A Wednesday blaze leveled the Rumer Motor Company two story building and destroyed fifteen Case tractors twenty Chevrolet cars. The fire cut all power by melting trunk feeder lines to the municipal plant causing a power famine. Firefighters were overcome but saved several cars. temporary power lines were restored under City Manager Kemish.
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Case
Chevrolet
Rumer Motor Company
Alliance
Dierks
Mellevile
Forrest
Power Company
Rumer
Kemmish
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Spectacular Runaway Kills Horse in Scottsbluff
A dramatic runaway on South Broadway yesterday morning caused the death of a horse owned by Charlies Stumbaugh. While hauling sand and gravel for street work, the team bolted north and collided with a heavy telegraph pole guy wire near the Scottsbluff Commission Company barns. One horse died from a likely ruptured blood vessel after the harness and gear were torn up the wire. the other was left standing before walking away.
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South Broadway
Charlies Stumbaugh
Stumbaugh
Scottsbluff Commission Company
Scottsbluff
Herald
One Bone Five Breaks
Robert Anderson, recently mobilized at home after a car strike and leg fracture, re broke his leg when his crutch slipped. The fracture was reduced, and he expects another six weeks of recovery, marking about the fifth setting procedure in his long ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Robert
Mr. Grandhog
Dalton
Fire destroys hay barn at Rosenberg Bros yard
A large hay barn owned by Rosenberg Bros east of the mill on the tracks burned Tuesday evening. Smoke appeared, alarms sounded, fire crews arrived quickly but could only contain the blaze to the structure. The barn and contents were totally destroyed and heat warped nearby rails.
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Rosenberg Bros
Lexington
Be photographed this year on yer birthday at Phelps Studio
A brief notice invites celebrants to arrange a birthday portrait session at Phelps Studio during the current year. The item emphasizes personal milestone photography and studio service availability for birthday subjects.
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Phelps Studio
Editor Injured As Garber Hand Entangled In Press
H M Garber editor of Fleming Colorado News suffered severe injury to a hand and Mrs Garber narrowly escaped harm when her clothing was caught in the press shafting. H E Carlton, formerly with Haxtun Harvest, becomes editor lessee and will publish the paper during Garber's disability.
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H. M. Garber
Fleming, Colorado
Candy Sale At Burgess Music Store Weekend
The Ladies of the Christian church announce a homemade candy sale at Burgess Music Store on March 23 and 24 to raise funds for church activities.
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Burgess Music Store
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Printing of Good Quality Promised by The Telegraph
When in need of printing quality, patrons are urged to choose The Telegraph for reliable service and sharp results. The notice emphasizes dependable paper, ink, and finishing options to meet official and personal needs.
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Telegraph
Nebraska American Legion Seeks Shiloh Monument
Nebraska American Legion proposes a $3000 fund to place a Shiloh marker for Nebraskan soldiers who served there, honoring the 140 veterans and the Nebraska division led by Col. John M. Thayer, while contrasting monuments in other states. The story also notes Legion hospital wards, endowment plans, and opposition to French Ruhr action perspectives.
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Nebraska
Union
Shiloh
Shiloh National Cemetery
Nebraska American Legion
New Orleans
John MM. Thayer
J. Ed C. Fisher
Frank RB. O'Connell
Lincoln
Clint Brome
Omaha
Harold Prince
Grand Island
Nebraska Legion
Douglas County
American Legion
Legion
University of Nebraska Hospital
Europe
United States
Lemuel Bolles
Legion National Adjutant
France
Ruhr
Germany
Versailles
Garland W. Powell
American Legion National Americanism Commission
Powell
America
Poisoned wife dies at Tilden Nebraska farm home
Grace Bonham 28 who drank poison February 25 dies in a local hospital at Tilden. Her home was on a farm eight miles northwest of Meadow Grove. She is survived by husband and five children, oldest 9, youngest 4 months. Exchange.
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Grace Bonham
Tilden
Meadow Grove
Nebraska
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American Bank
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Jesse C. McIiosh
M. W. Dimery
J.L. McIntosh
Geo. BE. Taylor
J. L. McCarthy
G. Schroeder
Candy Sale
American Legion News
Department OF Nebraska
St. Mihiel
Superior
Oswin Keifer
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