Demand France Pay War Debt Now
Washington reports the United States will press France for immediate payment of its four billion dollar war debt. Senator Smoot announced a definite declaration of France's intentions and a showdown at an early war debt funding commission meeting. France may be invited to send a financial mission to arrange funding, as Britain has done. if not, the US will seek a clear statement of payment plans.
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Washington
United States
France
Smoot
War Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Great Britain
Nebraska grain and hay production soars in 1923 report
Lincoln division of crops and livestock estimates total Nebraska grain at 406,195,000 bushels with corn at 277,848,000 and an average yield of 34 bushels per acre. Hay totals reach 6,011,000 tons, up 800,000 from last year, with distribution via the Omaha Hay Exchange. Potatoes yield 9,400,000 bushels, down 2,000,000 from 1922. if corn sold at 60 cents a bushel, state wealth would rise by about 166.7 million.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bureau of Publicity
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Hay Exchange
Big Prizes at Poultry Show Omaha Thanksgiving Week
More than 5000 in cash prizes will be awarded at the tenth annual Poultry Show to be held November 26 to December 1 at the Municipal Auditorium under the Omaha Poultry Association. Silver trophy cups will honor top breed winners, with entries from as far south as Mexico and the Carolinas and as far north as Tacoma, Washington. Five national meets and four tri state meets are planned, with national events in Barred Rock White Rock Rhode Island Whites Waterfowl and Light Brahines. An estimated 3000 birds and 2000 visitors are expected. Nebraska farmers increasingly enter cattle feeding this winter, with cattle shipped into the state rising from 97,567 to 139,367 year to date.
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Omaha
Municipal Auditorium
Omaha Poultry Association
Arthur Ladson
Mexico
Carolinas
Tacoma
Washington
Rhode Island
Kuson
Parliament Dissolves and New Parliament Dawn Set
London reports Parliament has been formally dissolved and a royal proclamation calls the new assembly to meet January 8. A cabinet decision fixed the date after delaying the expected December 20 start.
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London
Tax Reduction Nears Possible Legislation
Vague notes suggest Washington lawmakers may consider a tax reduction bill. Analysts await committee actions as discussions focus on easing fiscal burdens for residents and small businesses amid shifting economic signals.
Nebraskans Buy Large Cattle Imports Amid Corn Boom
Nebraska dairy and feeding cattle imports surged in records reviewed by Deputy Secretary Shumway. The corn harvest drives much of the inflow. Through November 10 this year 189,367 cattle entered the state versus 97,569 last year. the week ending November 11 shows 10,015 this year against 1,463 previously. Cattle inspections rose, but dipped orders dropped from 11,960 last year to 6,843 this year, with many animals showing signs of swabbing but dipped as a precaution.
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Nebraska
Shumway
Department of Agriculture
Good Time for Farm Enterprises
The piece urges young men to buy farms while prices are low, arguing that U.S. food demand will rise as Europe recovers and population grows. It notes high consumption of domestic produce, improving markets, and anticipated improvements in farming methods and marketing that will raise producer returns.
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United States
Europe
Be photographed this year on birthday at Phelps Studio
A short notice invites individuals to have portraits taken this year on their birthday at Phelps Studio. It emphasizes personal photography services and a convenient studio location without additional details.
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Phelps Studio
Country Town Life Hinges on Youths Staying Rural
The future of country town life depends on how many bright young people settle in rural areas. Promoting boys and girls clubs in agriculture and home enterprises provides incentives for ambition and practical production. Movements to keep educated youth in the country foster leadership, community spirit, and faster development of rural institutions. Also includes gardening and cane propagation instructions and a note to “SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY.”
Propagating Grapes From Cuttings
Grapes from cuttings should be taken around mid November. Use well matured wood from the current season and cut just above and just before a node.
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New York
Savings Departments
Banks and Trust Companies
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The
Bankers Association
Tomah
Wis
Genevieve Qabower
Canada
Ottawa
Hardy Motor Co
Ford
Nina Ste
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Factory
Sidney, Nebraska
IseeMeter Seudebaker
Calumet
Studebaker
Meee Studebaker
Mann Motor Company
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