Growth of U S Grain Growers drives record contracts in Nebraska
Growth of the U S Grain Growers reports 505 Nebraska farmers signed grower contracts, raising state totals to 3319 and marking a six day record. Elevators at Rosalie Rising City David City Brainard Beaver City Verdon Winside Steele City joined, capacity 2 877 500 bushels. System aims to ship near thirty million bushels yearly. 9 453 865 bushels of grain and AG1473 scores across 3319 contracts. Plans to expand into western wheat counties, with J A Crawford and N Norton active.
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U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Nebraska
Lincoln
Rosalie
Rising City
David City
Brainard
Beaver City
Verdon
Winside
Steele City
U. S
National Sales Department
J. A. Crawford
U.S
Union Pacific
Bushnell
Kimball
Sidney
Colton
Lodgepole
Chappell
Brule
Ogalalla
Roscoe
J. N. Norton Board
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Polk
Plan Hog House Now
The article describes building a Nebraska type hog house optimized for warmth dryness sunlight ventilation and sanitation. It details clay tile construction a 23 by 50 standard size with adjustable length, four foot side walls a gable roof roof windows for daylight two roof vent ilators a four foot central alley two pens each side north grain bin and stove room. Lincoln College of Agriculture offers free bill of materials and blue print plans for cost.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Nebraska cow Oak Lodge Corona Clyde sets dairy record
Oak Lodge Corona Clyde owned by W. J. Jenkinson of Monroe Nebraska produced 30 250 pounds of milk with 1 008 pounds of fat and 1262 08 pounds of butter in a year nine University of Lincoln supervisors oversaw testing and dairy officials announced the record as one of only forty one cows to reach the butter fat milestone across the United States.
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M. H. Gardner
Nebraska
Oak Lodge Corona Clyde
Nebraskie
Taverna Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
W. J. Jenkinson
Monroe
University At Lincoln
United States
Holstein-Friesian Association of
Amer
Condi Dry Mash Mix Boosts Egg Production
Dry Mash formula promotes increased egg production and improved egg quality. It strengthens chicks, speeds growth in young stock, guards against underfeeding, keeps fowls healthy, prevents overfat hens, and curbs premature moulting. Equal parts by weight Bran shorts cornmeal ground oats meat scraps or good grade tank age or sour milk.
Two Farmers Trade Pig Profit After Church Meeting
A Honolulu Star Bulletin quip recalls two farmers discussing a pig sale. One asks the other if he sold his pig and for how much he earned thirteen dollars. He details costs including shoot lumber pen house feed totaling eight dollars, noting the pig was used all summer.
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Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Woman for Back Pain
Mrs. Jack Heavrin describes severe backache and dizziness from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Western Drug Company she cured her attack quickly and recommends the remedy to others, noting price and availability. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
Jack Heavrin
Doan
Western Drug Company
Wl Deniers
Education Needs Curricular Update with Current Events
A survey shows students widely ignorant of daily men and events. The call urges schools to add current events courses to broaden education beyond textbooks and keep youths informed about the times.
News of the Day as Broadening Education
The text argues current events deepen education for both students and adults. It urges parents and teachers to keep children informed, noting history is made daily and newspapers provide essential liberal education for a well educated citizenry.
Joke on Bryan drew a check of two dollars
A youthful gagsmith reports receiving a two dollar check for a joke about William Jennings Bryan. An acquaintance scolds him for poking fun at the great and noble man, but he replies that Bryan may joke about him in return if he can benefit.
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William Jennings Bryan
Byran
Kansas City Star
Telephone office girl warns of new rules over shocking wires
A London Weekly Telegraph quips that the girl in the telephone office will push for new rules after overhearing unsuitable remarks over the wires. The chief clerk replies with a flippant line about working around electricity and getting shocked.
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London Weekly Telegraph
The Wretched Individual Who Gets All and Gives Nothing
A teacher uses a lazy loafer image to teach thrift and consequence as a boy names the baby as the wretched recipient of care who offers nothing in return. An Edinburgh Scotsman quote frames the moral, followed by an advertisement urging Taulac for stomach health from Bassett’s Pharmacy.
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Johnnie
Edinburgh
False statements about farmers and marketing charges exposed
Copper's Weekly highlights an editorial criticizing farmers being urged to pay $10 to join a marketing group. It cites 1920 Chicago grain receipts totaling 230,000,000 bushels and total costs of 14% cents per bushel, debunking a $49,000,000 figure. It condemns untruths spread by promoters and urges honesty.
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Copper's Weekly
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Capper
What Causes Gas On The Stomach In Old Advert
An old advertisement claims stomach gas comes from fermenting sour waste in the intestines. It promotes Adler-ika with buckthorn bark and glycerine to cleanse both bowels and remove accumulated matter, stating it guards against appendicitis and improves sour stomach and chronic constipation.
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Adler-ika
Adler-ska Re
Western Drug CO
The Noise of a Motorcycle Gets Somewhere Else
A brief Kansas City Star anecdote notes that the only pleasant aspect of motorcycle noise is the speed at which it moves people away, conveying a light humorous tone about urban sound and travel.
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Kansas City
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