Bonus Measure Passes Senate Vote 67 17
The senate passed the soldier bonus bill providing a paid up insurance policy for each veteran by 67 to 17 after a day of heated debate. Senator Underwood opposed any bonus for ex service men amid dilatory tactics and delays. Friends of the measure expressed impatience as final votes neared. The chamber breathed a sigh of relief at passage after a long, contentious fight.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Fighting Fake Dairy Cattle Sales in Nebraska
Lincoln groups including the Nebraska Improved Livestock Breeders the Nebraska Dairymen's association the Nebraska farm bureau and the Nebraska Dairy Development society adopted a resolution urging strict enforcement of import regulations on dairy and breeding cattle. They call for a registration system with permits for all cattle entering the state and consider bonding dealers if feasible to curb fake sales.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Improved Livestock Breeders
Nebraska Dairymen’s Association
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
State Department of Agriculture
Route of old Oregon Trail to be designated by law
Legislation in the House proposes designating the historic Oregon trail route. Rep Smith of Idaho introduces a joint resolution. The path would follow the pioneer route through Frankfort Eas to Fairbury Hebron Kearney North Platte Ogallala Lewellen Bayard Scottsbluff then into Wyoming toward Torrington as conditions allow.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Smith
Idaho
House Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Wang
Nebraska
Frankfort
Eas
Fairbury
Hebron
Kearney
North Platte
Ogallala
Lewellen
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Wyoming
Torrington
Washington to vote on light wines and beer issue
Leaders predict action on light wines and beer this session regardless of judiciary committee moves to modify the Volstead act. The vote will occur in Congress this session as lawmakers weigh the legality and implications of lowering prohibition constraints.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Bankers Move to Fund Omaha Federal Reserve Branch
The house banking and currency committee expects to report favorably a bill authorizing the federal reserve bank of Kansas City to build a branch in Omaha at a cost not to exceed 550000.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Omaha
Thaw Declared Sane By Jury In Mental Case
Harry K Thaw was found sane by the jury and judged fully capable of managing his estate in Philadelphia. Chicago reports say Salvation Army drops the term heathen as offensive to civilizations older than Christianity. U S farm machinery exports to foreigners reach 50 million in 1923, a new high. Washington notes doctors invited by Director Hines to advise on permanent medical staff and bureau reorganization.
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Harry Thaw
Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Chicago
The
Salvation Army
United States
Washington
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Turks Proclaim Amnesty in Angora Assembly
The Turkish national assembly has proclaimed general amnesty in line with the terms of the treaty, signaling a broad legal pardon across the republic and affecting many citizens and officials at Angora and beyond.
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Angora
Turkish National Assembly
Sneaking Back to Nebraska Poem from Exiled Californian
A Nebraska woman who moved to California writes a reminiscence poem about returning home. She declares she prefers Nebraska over the Pacific coast, mocks California life, and seeks the solace of familiar fields. The verse frames a prodigal wish to abandon coastlines for homeland, amid travel weariness and humor.
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Nebraska
California
Paradise
Golden Gate
The Improving Country Press
Charles Moreau Barger argues in the April Scribner that the rural press wields deep influence in nation building. The country paper engages readers close to home, shapes opinion, and provides loyal, disinterested political leadership from prosperous American homes.
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Charles Moreau Barger
Cntinues
Beyond the Farm: Modern Methods for High Value Land
A county agent warns farmers that rising land prices demand modern, efficient farming. He urges abandoning haphazard practices and obsolete equipment, stressing high produce value over land speculation and calling for planning to keep farms productive and financially viable.
Corn for Potatoes in Box Butte Now
Box Butte county farmers plan to plant 1000 acres of corn and 500 bushels of potatoes while targeting 2500 total acres. Dick O Bannon repeats last season's method of feeding cattle and hogs with winter corn and selling in spring for profit. The county also sees sale of incubators and rising chicken numbers, with dairy expansion noted.
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Box Butte
Dick O’bannon
Alliance Times-Herald
Wood Bros invests heavily in corn lands in Nebraska Iowa Illinois Kansas Missouri
Wood Brothers of Lincoln disclose a six month purchase totaling about one million dollars in corn farm land. George Wood calls it the safest and best investment, citing lack of world corn surplus, five states supplying 75 percent of supply, rising global demand, and anticipated benefits from McNary Haugen legislation. He notes lands yielding about five percent under proper management and outlines plans to pair buyers with skilled farm managers and their families to foster a stable farming community.
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Wood Bros. of
Lincoln
George Wood
Mr . Wood
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Corn Products Company
Germany
Wr. Woods
Woods
Open Markets for Livestock Grower
Senator Norris of Nebraska chairs the senate agricultural committee and other members have approved in substance a bill in congress. It upholds the principle of guaranteeing free and open competitive livestock markets for farmers. The measure has the support of thousands of livestock shippers nationwide.
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Senate Committee
Senator Capper
Kansas City
Armous Packing Company
Armour
Norris
Senate Agricultural Committee
America
Congress
Nebraska
United States
Mistletone yards and merchant power across the nation
The quote questions the spread of Mistletone yards and the seller’s vulnerability under a market system. It imagines nationwide locations and implies broad leverage held by sellers in such a framework.
Are Your Kidneys Well Kidney health and remedy claim
A vintage advertisement urges immediate kidney treatment with Dean's Pills using dramatic claims. It cites backache urinary trouble nervousness and dizziness as signs and features a testimonial from Mrs. Jack Wheavrin about backache during housework.
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Dean
Jack Wheavrin
Dean’s Pills Promoted For Kidney Trouble Cure
In a testimonial from Mrs Heavrin of Buffalo New York the writer describes dizzy spells and fainting fits during attacks. Dean’s Pills were recommended and a box bought from Western Drug Co. The pills quickly cured the attack and cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
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Dean
Western Drug Co
Bayard Man Sentenced for Robbery and Assault
William O. Hill of Bayard received a four to seven year term from Judge Robert R. Rose in Casper after confessing to luring Elmer C. Clark a salesman along the Yellowstone highway west of Casper on April 12. He knocked him with a shovel, stabbed him in the throat, and robbed him of sixty dollars to send to his sweetheart.
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William O. Hill
Bayard
Casper
Robert R. Rose
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Hill
Elmer C. Clark
Yellowstone Highway
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