World disasters and political turmoil tangled in a tense review
News Review of Current Events highlights a coal mine disaster near Fairmont West Virginia entombing 34 miners, fires at the Breakers in Palm Beach and in Tokyo, floods in Peru, and a deadly tornado outbreak across Missouri Illinois and Indiana with heavy loss. It notes relief efforts by Chicago St Louis and the American Red Cross, plus a Senate confirmation of Attorney General Sargent and reflections on the Chicago McClintock case and broader political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Sargent
Vermont
United States
Senate
C. B. Warres
New York Giants
Florida
William D. Shepherd
Chicago
William N. McClintock
Bethlehem
Fairmount
W. Va
Palm Beach
Breakers Hotel
Tokyo
Japan
Feuradoure
Portugal
Trujillo
Peru
Tegnade
Miggientppl
Vielalty
Bso Atpps
Louisiana
Alabama
Quark Mountains
Annnapolis
Tiljnois
Belf
Indiana
Ees
Missouri
Tikimota
Tennessee
Murphysboro
de Soto
Wes Frankfort
Ill
Parfish
Grifin
Ind
Princeton
St. Louis
Washington
Senate inaction over twenty years cited as reproach to US
A long passage notes the Senate’s failure to vote on a key issue despite twenty years of delay. It argues that such inaction undermines Latin American confidence in the United States and calls the pace a grave reproach. It then shifts to Patrick’s Day celebrations in America and Irish Free State remarks by Cosgrave, praising peace from Malin Head to Cape Clear and urging civilized constitutional dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
William T. Cosgrave
Malin Head
Cape Clear
Dublin
Galway
Spring Planting Intentions Survey Shows Shifts in Crops
The survey reports a slight rise in corn acreage and notable gains in barley and oats, with potatoes and tame hay steady. Southeastern winter wheat conditions are uncertain, with expectations of abandonment. National figures show corn up 2.3 percent and barley up over 12 percent, signaling feeding shifts to barley to alleviate corn shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nebraska
Spring Care of the Strawberry Bed
Straw should be raked from a mulched strawberry bed as soon as growth begins. Remove enough straw to keep berries off the dirt, and renew old beds after fruiting by moving newer runner plants to a new bed. Early spring is best to reset plants.
Baby Chick Care and Feeding Tips from Extension Circular No 1401
Sour milk should be served in crockery not galvanised dishes. Green feed such as good cabbage mangel Deets or sprouted oats supports health. Direct daily sunlight prevents leg weakness and rickets in chicks. Diarrhoea can be eased by improved feeding rather than patent remedies. County extension agents and Lincoln Agricultural College offer free distribution of circular No 1401 on chick care and feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Handling Dress Patterns Precautions For Novice Dressmakers
Agricultural college at Lincoln offers cautions for beginners. Verify size and number before opening the pattern. Study the guide, learn each pattern part, seam allowances, folds, and grain. Mark each piece clearly so misplacement is detectable and correct. Test alignment on a dress form or by self inspection if none available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
DepositorsMeet at Court House Plan Action Next Week
To consider affairs of the Sterling National Bank depositors met at the courthouse Saturday afternoon and adjourned to next Saturday afternoon at the same place and hour. Phil Held was elected chairman and W Gratner of Atwood secretary treasurer. Held to name a committee to review bank affairs and report at the next meeting on a feasible plan of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling National Bank
Court ‘House
Phil.Held
W. ©. Gratner
Atwood
Held
Regert
Sterling
Local Loan Offer Promptly Declined on Farm Land North Table
A notice states that any person who declines to borrow two thousand dollars or twenty five sixty dollars on good farm land north table at eight percent should call on the requester at nine Miles.
Farrowing Feed Guideline for Sows and Piglets
The article warns against feeding sows within two hours of farrowing due to feverish condition and milk flow issues. Early feeding can cause udder problems, restlessness, and piglet digestive troubles. Begin with slop or soft feed in small amounts and provide ample clean water. full feed should be delayed 8 to 10 days to reduce future trouble and boost pig numbers at market.
Milk and Grain Diet Speeds Up Chick Growth
Federal poultry specialists report that adding milk to the grain ration of growing chicks greatly increases growth rates. Experiments at Beltsville, Md., near Washington, show milk improves early growth and align with commercial farmers’ results. A separate study compares mash rations with animal versus vegetable proteins and notes minerals boost plant-based proteins to match animal sources. Last year government specialists hatched about 7,500 chicks with good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Beltsville
Washington, D. C
Fowls Used in Broad Studies of Breeding and Feeding
The article notes that fowls are employed in a wide range of studies covering breeding, feeding, and management. It emphasizes their value for scientific inquiry and practical husbandry insights.
Blas Laundry Opens Under New Management In Bridgeport
Claude Shinkle, incapacitated after a December shotgun accident, has bought the Bridgeport laundry and assumed control this week. Former operator W. S. Sorenson closed the plant Saturday night and left for Grand Island with his family. Shinkle aims to elevate the plant to one of the North Platte valley’s top laundry operations, introduce new services, and expand local and outside patronage to create more jobs. Bridgeport residents support the venture and expect a creditable addition to the city’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Shinkle
Bridgeport
W. S. Sorenson
Grand Island
Sorenson
Shinkle
North Platte Valley
Sterling Delegation Seeks Canning Plant Meeting
E. J. McCluskey and H. M. Harrs of the Sterling chamber of commerce travel to Longmeat Tuesday to urge Emperom Packing Co. officials to consider establishing a canning plant in Sterling. Victor Pousar left Monday for a field man meeting with the company this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McCluskey
H. M. Harrs
Sterling Chamber of Commerce
Longmeat
Emperom Packing Company
Victor Pousar
Sterling Advocate
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Ee Fee
Warren
Ludlow
Tufts College
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Shee
Ottawa
Sarah Gensler
Hickling
William McClintock
Emma Nelson
Topeka
Kan
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Billy
Miss Pope
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
Oscar Olson
Stepherss
Faiman
Olson
R. Ernst
Cemater
Kentucky
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Senate of the Staten
Spain
Cuba
State Department
Juince McKinley
Hie Root J
Heghes
Sarasota
Giants
Groh
Frisch
Ryan
Meneer
Wilson
Mr. Crump
Dows
Captain Frisch
League of Nations
Ateten Chamberlain
M. Briand
Benes
Caecho-Slovakia
House
France
Earope
Merquis Curson
Keddickton
Mary Victoria Leiter
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Germany
Baby Chick
Blas
Bridgeport News-Blade
C. M. Wright
First Avenue East
Livoni
Nolan’s Tire Service Station
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East
Lincoln Highway
A. R. Lesueur
Naan Glass
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