Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Sterling Colorado
Sidney readers learn that kidney pains and backache signal a need for treatment. Mrs J T Chapman of Sterling Colorado testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney complaints with no recurrence. The ad urges purchase through local dealers at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents, and warns to remember the name Doan's.
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J. T. Chapman
W. Main St Sterling
Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Noan’s
Nebraska News Admits State Firm Payments Questioned
Lincoln May 1 processing a graft charge case shows Hartman Viele firm members Hoff man and Viele disputing state contracts. Hoff man admits furniture sales to the Wayne normal school but claims Hoffman Viele profits were compensation for Viele illness and absence. Evidence traces invoices and bills of lading. Also notes Viele salary, and governor hearings set for May 9. Baseball at Nebraska penitentiary expands to four clubs with a first employees versus trusties game ending 7 to 6. Military board eases war effort as adjutant general travels to Omaha. Rumors say Hammond may run for governor. Beckman seeks renomination. Hall runs for treasurer. Illinois cattle tested. Sackett named Progressive candidate for governor.
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Fred Beckman
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Hall
George E. Hall
Thomas Hall
Illinois
Eigin
Thedford
Finois
Nebraska
Harry Sackett
Harry EF Sackett
Beatrice
Corrick
Pa. fish commissioner named Hans Wagner from Pittsburgh
Hans Wagner of Pittsburgh, the ball player, was appointed a member of the Pennsylvania fish commission. The report lists other varied incidents including fires, ship movements, political remarks, and legal actions across several states.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Otto Rybitsk
Bakersfield
Cal
Quebec
Hatel
Farmers Become Experimenters In Nebraska Farms
Farmers across Nebraska test fertilizers with the Nebraska University Farm agronomy department. They evaluate vegetable matter manure versus commercial fertilizers on their farms and the value of crop rotation. Tests occur in counties with farm demonstrators under farm management associations.
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Nebraska
Agronomy
Nebraska University
Farm Management Associations
Nebraska Advises Caution Against Home Seekers Schemes
Nebraskans are counseled to avoid homeseekers excursions and all get rich quick schemes. The advisory stresses careful consideration and warns against scams targeting residents seeking property or fast profits.
Dakota County Hires Farm Demonstrator
Dakota County farmers have formed a farm management association and hired Hugh Raymond of Norfolk to be their farm demonstrator, effective July 1. Raymond has farm experience from a South Dakota ranch and a Fillmore County farm, and taught stock feeding and judging at the University School of Agriculture in Lincoln. Nebraska already has several county farm demonstrators in Gage, Thurston, Seward, Merrick, Madison, Dawes, and Dakota counties.
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Hugh Raymond
Norfolk
Raymond
South Dakota
Fillmore County
University School of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Gage
Thurston
Seward
Merrick
Madison
Dawes
Dakota Counties
Good Flowers to Grow in Nebraska Gardens
Nebraska offers a wide choice of rarities for flower lovers even in drought affected districts. The North Platte Experimental Substation of the Nebraska College of Agriculture lists shrubs and ornamentals that thrive with sufficient water, including namar isk, spiraea Van Honutten, honeysuckles, snowballs, lilacs, mock orange, golden elder, cut leaf sumac, flowering almond, Siberian pea tree, native flowering currant, and Thunberg barberry. Also successful are pansy, tulip, peony, dahlia, phlox, and gladiolus. For more information on growing flowers and trees, request bulletin No. 137 from the University Farm bulletin department, Lincoln.
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Nebraska
North Platte
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Bulletin Department
University Farm
Lincoln
Deal for Honest Land Agents Urges Caution in Ad Policies
Nebraska Conservation and Soil Survey cautions buyers about land sharks after a nationwide investigation. Dr Condra says reliable agents with soil knowledge and banking sense aid development, while buyers should personally view land, seek an independent report on quality and value, and demand a title not a promise.
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Nebraska Conservation and Soil Survey
America
Condra
Storage and use of soil moisture in Nebraska
Water loss occurs by downward percolation evaporation and plant use. Since percolation is rare in Nebraska the focus is on evaporation which cultivation can slow by keeping moisture in loose soil. Cultivation after rain reduces evaporation and helps destroy weeds that steal moisture. Bulletin No. 140 from University Farm Lincoln offers a detailed discussion.
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Bulletin Department
University Farm
Lincoln
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