Precautions to Reduce Dry Rot in Nebraska Potato Storage
Extension News Service outlines steps to limit dry rot losses in Nebraska potato storage. Grade out diseased or bruised potatoes, treat graded lots with formalin within 24 hours of digging, and maintain 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit with good ventilation so every potato sits within three feet of air. Seek further guidance from the Department of Plant Pathology and Physiology at Lincoln.
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Nebraska
Department of Plant Pathology and Physiology
Lincoln
Ice houses rise for summer heat in fall construction
Nebraska farmers are urged to build inexpensive pit ice houses in fall per University of Nebraska agricultural engineering. Government agencies deny plans to seize home food but encourage canning of vegetables. Ten emergency home demonstration agents are appointed under the Federal Food Production and Conservation Act with districts listed and details available from the State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents.
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
The
University
Altho
Farmera
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Food Administration
Nebraska
Omaha
Fremont
Wayne
Central City
Chaproin
Bridgeport
Holdrege
Beatrice
Grand Island
Hastings
University Farm
Lincoln
Opening of University of Nebraska School of Agriculture
Final preparations for the opening on October 12 as students arrive at the University Farm. Board and room are being arranged. Class schedules and room and teacher assignments have been mapped. The school accepts free tuition certificates from rural school boards for fees. Info on entrance requirements is available from the Principal, School of Agriculture, University Farm, Lincoln.
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School of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
University Farm
Fchool of Agriculture
Lincoln
Feeding Dairy Cows Extension Bulletin No 46
The Extension Service of the College of Agriculture has issued Feeding Dairy Cows Bulletin No 46. It will be sent free upon request to the Bulletin Clerk at University Farm Lincoln. Subscribe For The Telegraph.
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Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University Farm
Lincoln
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claims Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a strength and stamina aid. It promises to nourish blood, boost energy, and restore health naturally without alcohol. The notice targets readers feeling sick tired or weak, urging acquisition from Bowne Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
7,000,000 Face Army Draft Activates Mobilization
Washington reports indicate the second increment mobilization proceeds smoothly. Examining the 7,000,000 men enrolled under the selective draft becomes a continuous process. Provost Marshal Crowder and War Secretary Baker confirm ongoing drafts, with 300,000 drafted men moved to cantonments and about 120,000 transporting in the last two days.
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Washington
General Crowder
Baker
America
Gov Ferguson Ousted by Senate High Court Impeachment
The Texas senate high court of impeachment sustained ten of twenty one charges against Gov James E Ferguson over three weeks of trial. It convicted on the $5600 personal debt charge and removed him from office. Acting Gov William P Hobby, editor of Beaumont, assumes full power of office.
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Austin
Tex
Senate High Court
James E. Ferguson
House
William P. Hobby
Beaumont
Arent They Though Retailers Ready to Fight Over Prices
In the Indianapolis Star a blunt assessment marks retailers as a pugnacious set, eager to spar over price cuts and competitive positioning.
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Indianapolis Star
Nebraska pledge card drive led by McKelvie
Food Administration in Nebraska appoints S R McKelvie of Lincoln as state manager for the pledge card campaign. He will organize districts with sub-managers during the week of October 21 to 28 to enlist 250000 Nebraskans in conserving food. cards delivered to homes. Every Nebraskan to sign pledging aid in eliminating waste and replacing wheat with perishable foods for export.
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G. W. Wattles
Omaha
Nebr
Food Administration
S. R. McKelvie
Lincoln
MecKelvie
Wattles
McKelvie
Nebraska
Production of Leghorns and Egg Output Variations
The bulletin notes Utah experiment station figures showing unselected White Leghorns average 130 eggs in year one, 120 in year two, 110 in year three, 85 in year four, and about 10 per year to year eight. For all hens, US average is 85 eggs. If year one is low, year two rises, and overall three year output remains about the same.
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United States
Utah Experiment Station
Creed of Epicures and the Athens Philosophy
The text discusses St Paul addressing Epicureans and Stoics in Athens. It notes Epicurus sought pressure rather than absolute truth, reducing his philosophy to materialism. This materialist epicureanism was the popular creed at the start of the Christian era.
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St. Paul
Athens
Epicurus
Orderly election in Vera Cruz with heavy guard
George Marvin reports from Puerto Mexico that General Candido Aguilar used two trains of armed soldiers to guard polls and telegraph offices to ensure a constitutional and orderly vote against General Guvira. He later notes, after reaching Mexico City, that Aguilar was elected governor by substantial majorities in an apparently orderly process.
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Puerto Mexico
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Guvira
Carranza
Candido
Mexico City
General Aguilar
George Marvin
Why People Die Early and the Urgency of Prevention
Dr. W. E. Sadler argues that premature death from high blood pressure and organic diseases stems from undetected colon toxins. He predicts a future where death under fifty prompts coroner investigations and emphasizes toxin removal as key to extending life.
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Hright
W. 8. Sadler
Collier's Weekly
Anxious speculation on Annie and Wilklespoon romance
London Telegraph reports Mr Smith and his wife debating Annie's engagement. He notes Wilklespoon's pale reactions when they met, suggesting possible acceptance or secrecy about a recent betrothal. The lively domestic chatter hints at a forthcoming marriage revelation.
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London Telegraph
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Wilklespoon
Mr. Smith
Fedders
Timken
Continental Motor
Stromberg
Remy
M. W
Osborn Sidney
Detroit
Cash Grocery
American Eagle Fire Insurance Co
New York
C. W. Hornaday, Realtor
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