Nebraska News in Condensed Form
The Madison Woman's club marked its 25th anniversary on November 2. A Humboldt American Legion show staged Stop Thief to a full house. Mrs. Harry Kulakofseky died in Omaha after a brief illness. Labor shortages hinder fruit picking in Otoe County. Bridget Mary Conroy, who celebrated her 102nd birthday last May, died in Omaha after injuries from a fall. Frances Sturmer named Nebraska's woman deputy secretary of state. Public health nursing plans advanced by nurses from 28 counties in Omaha. A small cyclone damaged W. J. Furse's Alma farm. a Nebraska City RVHQ looted. Eighteen farm organizations and elevator firms in Otoe County met at Talmage to protest freight-car shortages. Over 1,000 postal workers expected for Omaha conference November 13 with federal leaders. Governor McKelvie urged Red Cross support for Armistice Drive through November 30. Consolidation merged Farmers State Bank of Alexandria into State Bank of Alexandria. Hubert Anderson died after a shotgun wound in Stratton during car trouble. Baril, 38, killed by an oil tank collision near Friend. Cornerstone laid for Omaha Hebrew Society building with local youth groups taking part. Copper box placed with Nebraska society records and 1868 New York founding notes. Potato country faces car shortages despite large harvest. Watermelon sales totaled over 33800 and frost threatened remaining crops. Frank Smith feeding hogs on field melons near Nebraska City.
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Harry Kulakofseky
Presbyterian Hospital
Omaha
Oloe County
Bridget Mary Conroy
Nebraska
Frances Sturmer
Annaberry
Nebraska Rational Guard
Farmers’ Organizations
Otoe County
Tal?mage
Hubert Work
Washington
McKelvie
Red Cross Society
Chitisene
Red Cross
State Department of Commerce and Trade
Farmers State Bank of Alexandria
State ‘Bank of Alxandria
Baril
Roy Roush
Nebraska Society
Free Humans Society
New York
Henry Berg
Horingford
Frank Smith
Nebraska City
World Will Have Less Wheat This Year
World wheat production excluding Russia and Mexico is estimated at 3,012,208,000 bushels by the U S Department of Agriculture based on official and unofficial estimates. Last year’s revised figure for these countries was 3,049,074,000 bushels. Europe totals and yields in France Germany and the United States are noted, with Argentina and Australia increasing acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
France
Germany
United States
Jugoslavia
Europe
Argentina
Australia
Trade Review
System for Fighting Roundworms in Swine
A new swine sanitation system developed in McLean County Illinois reduces intestinal roundworms in hog herds. Trials on about 10 000 pigs over 12 months yielded thrifty pigs by August. The plan emphasizes clean farrowing pens sow scrubbing strict segregation of sows and litters until worm-free pastures and worm-free weight gain. Producers can request the Department of Agriculture Washington to obtain the working plan free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
McLean County
Illinois
Mercer County
Farm Bureau
Institute of American Meat Packers
American Veterinary Medical Association
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Women Faculty Wives at UC Struggle with Poverty in Academia
The Dearborn Independent reports University of California faculty wives face severe economic pressure. It cites low salaries, high living costs, and the effect on family life including limited groceries, scarce shoes, and minimal cultural outings. It argues birth control and reduced family size arise from financial strain among faculty families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Trousseau
Bay
San Francisco
Dearborn Independent
Washington Plans Statewide Tuberculosis Eradication
Washington aims to become the first state to wipe out bovine tuberculosis within its borders. Twenty counties have conducted eradication work with the U S Department of Agriculture, and a statewide program will be presented to the legislature in January. The governor supports it, funds are likely, and cattle could be tested within about two years. Spokane County saw low infection rates as 400 herds with 2754 animals were tested and only four condemned. Ninety five percent of purebred Washington herds are under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Spokane
Printing of Good Quality Call to The Telegraph
An invitation to readers to seek high quality printing services at The Telegraph, emphasizing reliable output. The note underscores local availability and brand trust for printing needs.
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Telegraph
Dr. M. B. Pettibone Dentist Office Ad
Dr. M B Pettibone dentist operates over The Larsen Music Box, phone 419, offering dental services with accessible downtown location.
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de. M. B. Pettibone
Larsen Music Bice
Community Markets Transform Spartanburg Gardens and Trade
The Spartanburg County community market, organized by the local home demonstration club, spurred year round gardening with flowers and vegetables and boosted market activity. Easter market day highlighted extension programs, with rural women selling to support a permanent market house. Through 23 markets last year sales reached 61806.32 dollars, while 26 markets so far this year excluding butter sales total 42889.64 dollars.
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Spartanburg County
South Carolina
Home Demonstration Club of
Farm Women
United States Department of Agriculture
Hog Slaughter Records Broken
The September hog slaughter total under Federal meat inspection reached 2,747,467, 325,117 above any prior September. It marks the fourth straight month breaking the monthly record, with meat inspection forces now working under heavy load for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
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News OF Nebraska
Madison Woman's Club
American Legion At
Humboldt
W. J. Furse
Alma
Edgar Howard
The
Columbus Telegram
E. B. Young
Hubert Fuller
Uveni
Tiveni
Som
Olean Hotel
By the Way
Tiveni & Sion Have
Pasteur
Sidney Farms Creamery
Kratz Abstract
Ae Reant
Dempster
C. M. Wright
First Ave
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney
Nebr
Nolan's Tire Service
Hahler
W. Johnson Sidney
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