Nebraska items from 1922 include fires, floods, and new appointments
Nebraska news notes Burned Red Cloud school destroyed by unknown fire. State officials appoint Hall and Shumway as deputy secretaries of finance and agriculture. Grand Island studies aerial mail emergency landing field. Doane College postpones a health program. Burwell flood conditions shift quickly from open to frozen. Local milestones include golden wedding, a 102 year old pioneer, and 80 year old mother bearing another child. Revenue from South Omaha Market hits a March record amid brisk cattle and hog receipts.
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J. W. Larson
Creston
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Randolph
Platte River
Bryan
George A. Hall
Burwell
Kenneth Smith
Charles
Grand Island
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
State Board of Agriculture
P. L. Hall
Frank H. Bostock
Hayes
Hitchcock Counties
Palisade
Washington
Red Cloud
Frank Gardner
Cozad
New Jersey
Brownell Hall
Omaha
The
State University
J. S. Dales
Lincoln
Snell
Seattle
State Senate
Nebraska
W. W. Burr
Department of Agronomy
Doane College of Crete
Seward
Ellsworth van Curren
Ben van Curren
Wymore
Wymore High School
Richardson County Court House
University of Nebraska
United States
Earl Whaley
Custer County
Transforming an Old Pantry and Cupboard
Mrs Theras O Rilred in the Nebraska Farmer recounts adapting a house’s old pantry and cupboard. After a messy, dusty process using chisels and hammers, the family rebuilt the pantry into a built in kitchen cupboard with rich brown paint, creating a modern integrated look.
Ford posts February record as 116000 cars sold
Ford Motor Company reports February retail sales of 116,080 cars, a new record for the shortest month. January sales were surpassed by over 15,000, marking the eleventh month above 100,000. Dealers face a looming shortage as spring buying rises, despite a 6000 daily production target set for April.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Northwest
New England
California
Ford Dealer Organization
Home Trading Sermonet teases mall order warning
A burlesque tale follows a dry goods merchant urged to order a new radio outfit and a victrola, a furniture dealer urged to buy school clothes and lace curtains, and a grocer planning a bed room suite. A banker, impressed by a visiting printing firm rep, orders 5000 drafts and 5000 checks, as local businessmen meet to discuss mall order growth.
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John
Avoid Chilling Eggs in Gathering for Hatching
The United States Department of Agriculture advises gathering hatching eggs often during late winter or early spring to prevent chilling and storing them in a cool 50 to 75 degree environment. Fresh eggs hatch best. do not wash eggs, and test for infertility around day six or seven using a simple home tester to separate infertile eggs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Saxophone instruction free with all instruments purchased
Larson's Music Store offers free saxophone lessons with every instrument purchase. The ad highlights a limited time offer to attract buyers and promote their range of instruments and accessories.
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Larson
Strawberries as Best Small Fruit for Home Gardens
The United States Department of Agriculture urges growing strawberries in home gardens, noting perfect blossom varieties ensure pollination for fruit. Plant early, trim leaves, set depth properly, and choose hill or row methods with careful runner control for best yields.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bake Sale by B M S Club at Hahler Market
The B M S Club will hold a bake sale at The Hahler Meat Market on Saturday April 21. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
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B. M. S. Club
Hahler Meat Market
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