Indoor bulb cultivation advice for Cheyenne County farmers
Valuable agricultural news from the University of Nebraska outlines indoor growing of Hyacinths Paper white Narcisas Chinese sacred lilies and tulips. It describes water culture with gravel and shells and a six to eight week cool dark period before light and warmth. It also covers pot culture using 6 inch pots with soil sand and manure, then a cool moist storage before flowering.
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University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Food Habits for Children From Nebraska College
Food specialists urge early established routines for meals with regular times and ample water between meals. Teach seeking new foods slowly, introducing one item at a time, with patience and firm guidance, while avoiding forced eating and harsh excitement around meals.
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University of Nebraska Agricultural College
The Dairy Cow as a Steady Cash Producer
The dairy cow is praised as a daily cash producer and a best friend in adversity. In this era of tight money and high interest, evaluate her needs and use her to lift finances now and in the future.
Nebraska farmer may get picric acid for blasting
The government holds a large stock of picric acid for agricultural blasting now being offered to Nebraska farmers at 10 cents per pound f o b Lincoln. Orders go through the Agricultural College at Lincoln or extension agents, with shipments in 100 pound lots only. Each order requires cash at 10 dollars per 100 pounds, and freight to the local station is paid by the user. Picric acid, a World War era high explosive, is described as comparatively safe and is roughly equivalent in strength to an eight ounce dynamite cartridge. Send orders to the laundry.
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Agricultural College of the State University At
Lincoln
Nebraska
Agricultural College
F. O. B. Lincoln
Victims Known to Sidney People
A Studebaker crash half a mile north of Bennett after a dance left Mary Zarek dead and Flossie Stier, Ernest Francoen, and three others badly injured. Myron McGrail Viva Maddox J C Deane and Miss Maddox suffered cuts and bruises as the car, likely blinded by dust or headlights, wrecked on the highway. The injured were taken to Lincoln area hospitals. Francoen faces back injuries and possible surgery.
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Sidney
Chappell
Mary Zarek
Flossie Stiera
Ernest M. Francoen
Bennett
Viva Maddox
Elmwood Avenue
Myron McGrail
J. C. Deane
Thirteenth Street
McGrail
Lincoln
Miss Maddox
Deane
Miss Zarek
J. R. Cameron
Cameron
C. B. Andres
Miss Stiers
St. Elizabeth’s
Franceen
St. Elizabeth's
Studebaker
R F. McGrail
Ira Miller
Ward
Afr
Rosa’ Nisley
Dr. Cameron of
Miss’ Stiers
Hving
R8tlerg
Francoen
Castle, Roper
Matthews
University of Nebraska
Ernest. Francoen Fa
State Journal
Nebraska Knowledge Gap At School Says Omaha Bee
A Nebraska father notes his 16 year old son’s strong grasp of ancient history yet ignorance of state facts. The boy knew about Greece Rome Babylon and Pompeii but not Nebraska river miles corn and wheat production or Cherry county size. The父 calls for teaching Nebraska more and dead ones less in schools.
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Nebraska
Gobly
Greece
Rome
Bablyon
Tyre
Alexander
Hannibal
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Cherry County
United States
America
Napoleon
Corsica
Nero
Briggs and
Johnson
King Cyrus
Union
Omaha Bee
Farm and small town roots shape future business leaders
A New York reporter interviews business men across blocks and finds seventy percent were born in farms or small towns, excluding foreign born. The piece urges city youth to stay home to study and prepare, noting that business will mostly be led by those raised away from crowded urban pressures.
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New York
Duty to ward Turkey and understand its people
A Christian Register editorial urges the United States to study Turkey honestly rather than continue caricature and control. It argues Turkey has been wronged as well as wronging others, and calls for inclusion in humanity, linking the stance to Washington Conference principles and a broader moral mission.
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Turkey
America
Christian Register
Be photographed this year on birthday at Phelps Studio
A brief announcement notes a person will have portrait photography at Phelps Studio on their birthday within the year, inviting anticipation for a formal likeness.
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Phelps Studio
Nebraska American Legion News From National Convention Notes
Four to five hundred Nebraska Legionnaires attended the national convention in New Orleans. The Cornhusker Special ferried members back to Lincoln and Omaha by October 22. Measures backed by Nebraska delegates, including policy changes by the Veterans Bureau and care for disabled ex servicemen, were endorsed. Armistice Day events in Lincoln include laying the cornerstone of the new capitol and a potential Pershing appearance. A statewide athletic program with a Legion basketball league and amateur boxing and wrestling is planned for winter.
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Nebraska
American Legion
Legion
New Orleans
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
Lincoln
Capitol
J. E. C. Fisher
Beatrice
State Legion
Owsley
State House
John J. Pershing Ton
Formance
Legion Club
Nebraska Legionnaires
York
J. Ed C. Fisher
Lincoln Legion program for Armistice day capital parade
Lincoln Post No 3 plans a special program to entertain visiting American Legion members from 100 plus cities on Armistice day. A large parade with five bands and two drum corps leads to formal exercises at 11 o clock at the new state capitol. Afternoon vaudeville program follows.
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Lincoln Post No. 3
American Legion
New ‘State Capitol
Child Hanged in Swing Accident Near Red Cloud
Frank Morhart, 13, of Red Cloud, was accidentally hanged in a swing rope when the rope broke. His playmate alerted Attorney Monday, who cut him down as doctors treated him for about 20 minutes. The boy was reported doing well and expected to recover.
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Frank
Bert Morhart
Red Cloud
Monday
State Journal
Tragic Drowning of 2YearOld Lyle Johnson North of Kearney
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson of north of Kearney accidentally drowned last week after falling into a horse watering trough. He was not found promptly, and the burial followed the discovery of the body.
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Lyle Johnson
Albert Johnson
North of Kearney
Bstate Journal
Killed by Train Near Stockyards In Ford Coupe
R A Campbell about sixty, a well known local citizen, was instantly killed last Tuesday near the stockyards on Union Pacific crossing by train No 6. He was alone in a Ford coupe with no obstruction sighted, and it is believed he did not see the approaching train until close.
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R. A. Campbell
Union Pacific
State Journal
Laundry Request Notes Taxl- Cal 161 Phrase
A brief directive reads SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY for Taxl- Cal 161, indicating a processing or handling instruction. The exact context and scope are unclear from the fragment.
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