Valuable Agricultural News For Cheyenne County Farmers
A Nebraska farm bulletin summarizes plans to keep main state roads open all winter in several states, with snow fences and motor plow strategies. It urges hog immunization, proper garbage handling to protect hog feed, and lists green feeds for hens. The crop growers association discusses wheat costs, farm stay questions, and fertilizer use, with sessions on soil fertility and marketing.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Potomac
Bureau
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
State Highway Department
Crop Growers Association
W. W. Burr
University Farm
Nebraska
C. Hl. Gustafson
American Farm Bureau Federation
H. D. Lute
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Ed Bergman
L. L. Zook
North Platte
PICTURES OF PIG STARS FOR SOUTH AMERICAN MOVIES
The USDA is preparing motion pictures on the American swine industry. The films, to be titled in Spanish, target South America to boost demand for U S hog breeds. South American interest in U S livestock breeding supports the project. Visitors from the region say the film would aid developing their swine industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South America
Bureau of Markets
United States
Quality Poultry on Stock Farms in Better Sires Campaign
A Platte county Nebraska farm reports purebred poultry and livestock under the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. Principal stock includes Shorthorn cattle and Poland China swine with Barred Plymouth Rocks Black Langshans Brown Leghorns Rhode Island Reds White China geese and Pekin ducks. Sires for all stock are purebred to enroll in the program.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Platte County
Nebr
Poland
Rhode Island
Poultry winter quarters advised by USDA for pullets
The United States Department of Agriculture advises moving pullets into winter quarters before they begin to lay. Ali should be in winter quarter before cold weather. Ensure the hen house is disinfected and tight on three sides with no draft to strike hens on roosts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Garbage feeding as practical pork production method
Farmers' Bulletin 1133 discusses feeding garbage to swine as a practical pork production method when properly managed, outlining methods and considerations for safe and efficient feeding practices. The bulletin emphasizes controlling spoilage, ensuring nutritional balance, and implementing sanitation to minimize disease risk.
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The
Nebraska corn crop tops three million bushels this year
Nebraska's corn harvest this year surpasses three million bushels for the third time in history, about 74 000 bushels above the previous record. The state accounts for nearly one twelfth of U S corn production, with receipts and market figures noting shifts in wheat oats and shelled corn movements compared with 1919 data.
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Nebraska
Corp
U. S
United States Department of Agriculture
Instructive Program for Nebraska Farmers Meet
Nebraska farmers gather in Lincoln for a winter meeting January 3 to 7 with over thirty state agricultural associations represented. Noted speakers include Henry Wallace of Des Moines, U S Department of Agriculture Secretary Meredith, and Governor Allen of Kansas as part of a distinguished lineup.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
United States
Henry Wallace
Wallace’. Farmer
Des Moines
Meredith
United States Department of Agriculture
Allen
Kansas
Sidney's Prize Dogs Take Many Premiums
Sidney's Prize Dogs Take Many Premiums reports that Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Shunk of Denver displayed four entries at the Denver Tag show. Their dogs Lady Lauterne Babe Todd Ferros Pride and Colburnt Smiles won numerous first and second prizes, with three entries receiving the highest awards for best specimens.
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Denver
N. O. Shunk
Lady Lauterne
Babe Todd
Ferros Pride
Colburnt
Lauterne
Ferro
Colburns
Prize Dogs Shine At Denver Show By Shunks
Mr and Mrs Shunk express pride in their prize dogs after successful past Denver shows, where the pair earned prize winning results and impressed judges with their entries.
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Shunk
Denver
Scottsbluff Bonds Sold At Net Price For Water Bonds
Scottsbluff sold an issue of 36 000 dollars in water bonds to Lincoln Trust Company for 77 50 per 1000 with accrued interest about 2300 dollars. The five percent twenty year optional bonds were priced favorably in a weak bond market.
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Scottsbluff
Lincoln Trust Company
Lincoln
Nebr
Sterling
Colo
RAT-SNAP rodent killer ad from Bassett's Pharmacy
An advertisement for RAT-SNAP claims no rats remain after use and guarantees results. It cites varying cake sizes for pantry, chick houses, and large buildings priced from $1.25, sold by Bassett's Pharmacy and Cheyenne County Trading Co, with a message that The Telegraph ad reaches county residents.
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Bassett's Pharmacy
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Telegraph
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Cheyenne County
Ford Asphalt Sianen Ice
Egre Dan
Sidney Jumber CO
U. P
Sidney, NF
Sidney
Sidney Loan and Building Association
Sidney, Nebraska
Bus & Loan Associations
C. L. Mann
Leon Fine
C. P. Chambers
Leslie Neubauer
Den
Lena Jessen
J. R. Williams
Jessen
Sidney Meat and Provision. Co
B. P. Hamilton
Lee Moe Rit
First National Bank
W. BE. Swatzlander
A. K. Greenlee
Lena L, Jessen
Ass’t
CG. L. Mann
Aset. Cashier
County Lumber
A. E. Phelps
Mgr
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