Plan Dairy Fair for This Year
A major Nebraska dairy campaign is planned for October, organized by the Burlington railroad, the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture, and the Nebraska Pure Bred Cattle Breeders' association. The traveling fair will stop in about thirty county seats, promote better dairying methods, and give away a pure bred dairy sire at each stop.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska University College of Agriculture
Nebraska Pure Bred Cattle Breeders’ Association
State Railway Commission
College of Agriculture
H. L. Ford
Burlington
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Ford
British Prime Minister Praises American Press Bond
Prime Minister Macdonald told the American Newspaper Publishers association that the American press serves to foster mutual understanding between the United States and Britain, calling the press a powerful colleague in maintaining real understanding.
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New York
Macdonald
Great Britain
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Esme Howard
Association Incorporated
Esme
Arizona bans luggage for California and Baja California travelers
Railroad passengers from California and Lower California bound for Arizona may not bring luggage beyond hand baggage. They must submit to inspection and disinfection at fumigation stations under an order from the Arizona State Board of Health.
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Phoenix
Ariz
California
Arizona
Arizona State Board of Health
Invention Aims to End Child Labor in Beet Fields
Chicago HI An invention calculated to eliminate child labor from sugar beet fields and reduce beet sugar production costs, restoring beet sugar’s wartime competitiveness with cane sugar, is announced by the research department of the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers.
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Chicago
The
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
State treasury to recover funds from failed banks
The state treasurer’s office reports Lincoln that the treasury is owed 70,500 by state and national banks that failed. State banks owe 34,000 and national banks 36,500. All deposits were insured and the state can recover dollar for dollar on the deposits.
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Lincoln
Robinson
Norway considers local option for spirits repeal
Christiania Norway government introduces a bill in parliament proposing a state monopoly and reinstatement of local option. London dispatches report Britain’s formal recognition of the Greek republic has been welcomed by Athens.
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Norway
Christiania
London
Athens
Great Britain
Republic
Epidemic Under Control in California Farm Herds
Fifty government veterinarians sent by Secretary Wallace last week to California to combat the foot and mouth disease report the outbreak is under virtual control. Since January the epidemic has cost farmers over 2 million dollars in livestock losses and is expected to be stamped out within thirty days.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Wallace
Mrs Seymons Visits Washington and Easter Egg Roll
Mrs Seymons recalls a White House musicale hosted by Mrs Coolidge with Edika Morini and John Charles Thomas, the evolving spring grounds, and the famous gold piano. She notes Easter Monday egg rolling with 26,000 attendees, the Capitol and zoo crowds, and the bloom of magnolias, jonquils, tulips, and cherry blossoms along the Tidal Basin overlooking the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial.
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White House
Washington
Washington Monument
Most Farm Co operatives in Central West Lead Numbers
More than 45 percent of 10 160 farmers business organizations reported to the USDA up to April 1 are in seven west north central states including Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Minnesota leads with 1330 associations, followed by Iowa 1039 Wisconsin 879 Illinois 640 and Nebraska 477. Seven hundred seventeen cooperatives are retail stores, many in Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Kansas Wisconsin.
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United States Department of Agriculture
West North Central
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
East North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Silo and feeding reforms boost dairy profits nationwide
Agricultural expert promotes silage and balanced rations to raise milk output. Citing Wisconsin’s silo use and a 21-herd study, he notes silage increases monthly per-cow profit from 2.95 to 5.22 dollars. Emphasizes cheap roughage, legumes with corn silage, and on-farm production to reduce costs. Plans include a demonstration train with purebred sires, funded via sale of scrub stock, under University of Nebraska oversight.
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Wisconsin
Badger
Canada
Mexico
Plans to Trade with the Farmers in 26 Nebraska Counties
A dairy exhibit and demonstration train will visit county seats in Seward York Hamilton Buffalo Custer Fillmore Clay Adams Kearney Phelps Gosper Frontier Perkins Box Butte Scotts Bluff Merrill Cheyenne Jefferson Thayer Nuckolls Webster Franklin Ifarlan Red Willow Hitchcock and Dundy. Each county will select a live wire farmer to trade a purebred animal for a scrub sire, with purebreds supplied by Nebraska breeders and local checkups to follow outcomes.
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Burlington
Seward
York
Hamilton
Buffalo
Custer
Fillmore
Clay
Adams
Kearney
Phelps
Gosper
Frontier
Perkins
Box Butte
Scotts Bluff
Merrill
Cheyenne
Jefferson
Thayer
Nuckolls
Webster
Franklin
Ifarlan
Red Willow
Hitchcock
Dundy
Nebraska
Paint Up The Painter On Ladder In Town Boost
A painter stands on a ladder waiting for the word to start work and cut prices to brighten the town. The verse praises fair pricing and urges timely labor to prevent a sadder looking town.
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R. B. Howell
Randall K. Brown
Chamber of Commerce Oil Committee
Smith
Senator Howell
Department of Nebraska
Central West
Hudson and Essex
Hudson
Essex
Bentley Auto CO
Sidney
NEBR
Nolan’s Tire Service Station
Bordwell
Standard Oil Filling Station
Lincoln Highway
Frank B. Nolan
Prop
Kratz Abstract Company
Sjuht-Hink Bldg
A. R. Lesueur
A. R. Lsueur
Emtey
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