Nebraska Counties See Farm Income Rise In Farmers
Records from Hamilton Clay and Webster counties show twenty farms averaged 1067 dollars net per farm after expenses. Expenditures include five percent interest. food from the farm plus shelter is valued but not itemized. Average farm size is 300.5 acres. five most profitable returned 2124 dollars per farm, while five least profitable were short by 332 dollars. This suggests Nebraska farm income climbs as farming methods improve.
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Logan County
Loan County
Petz
Frank Puly
The
Peetz Gazette
Voteq
Peetz
Federalgament
Fone Exchange
Geenringer
Edal and Co-operative Union
John Dougaard
Feetz
Hamilton
Clay
Webster
Extension Service
State University
Nebraska
Community Notes Roundup from Gurley and Vicinity
Mrs Paul Weible and children visited Mrs J C Guill and family Tuesday afternoon. Families, neighbors and students marked a quiet week with visits and illnesses noted. Marjorie Jensen missed school due to illness while Gurley hosts held a quarterly conference with Dr Hess addressing attendees.
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Paul Weible
J. C. Guill
George Young
Frank Weber
Marjorie Jensen
Albert Linton
E. E. Osborn
Olive Gineau
Gurley
Hess
Kearney
Vern Ankeny
Sidney
Alvena Flohr
Hamony School
Ralph Reinmuth and Son
Bidney
Whitmire
Caldwell
Carl Ernest
George Fisher
Norman Christofferson
Edward Ernest
Francis Rose
Brownsons visit Craig trio with Chartiers last week
Mr. and Mrs. Rivet of Craig Colorado visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chartier last week while en route to destinations not specified. The brief social note records a cordial call among local residents.
Nebraska Farmers Diversify Crops and Rotate for Profit
Nebraska farmers are diversifying crops and using rotation. They feed more grain to livestock to support profitable dairy herds and produce cream and eggs to boost weekly farm income. They rely less on guesswork, balancing expenses against income to improve profits.
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Nebraska
Pleasant View Notices of Calls and a Horses Fate
Pleasant View reports social calls from W D Matthewson to George Reetz on Friday J E Morrow visiting Oscar Re deen home Thursday Dan Heimer and Art Mueller were Potter callers Friday J E Morrow visited Theodore Poppitz Saturday morning Art Mueller suffered a horse accident last week with a best horse breaking a leg requiring euthanization J E Morrow and son Paul were Sid-
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Concordia Kan
Chris Anderson
Palmer Thurston
Mary E Yoakam
C J Oldaker
Kimball
W W. Shindle
B. H. H. Club
Walter Meyers
Edward
C. S. Anderson
Gilbert Gossin
Frank Smith
Ray Pelt
Sidney
Earl Easton
Nels Thurston
South Dakota
George Burr
Anthony
Harry Jones
W. D. Matthewson
George Reetz
J. E. Morrow
Oscar Redeen
Dan Heimer
Art Mueller
Theodore Poppitz
Paul
Fragments From Local Notices and Seen Items
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wednesday visits and dinner guests at the Jo r Centre with names like Danie ro and Emma. It notes Friday Mr VIO and Mathewsen, and a Pots home visit Saturday morning. LaFrance advertises new beauty footwear with shines and dyes, claiming 60 treatments in a 50c bottle.
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Ney
Vio
Mathewsen
Smalle
Sidney
Danie
Emma
Frio
LaFrance
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Drescher
Ison
Liveioping Co-Operative
Ten Go
Peetz Consumers Oil Company
John van Housen
Eetz
Gan County
Center News
Brownson
Pouisnes
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Claire Windsor
Navarre
Turkeys
Tuckerman
the Star Market
Cheyenne County
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Nebr
New Fox Theatre
Fox Theatre
Kid Everett
Copenhagen
Brown’s Central Shoe Store
John D. Kirkland
Met
Sidney, Nebr
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