Memphis Welcomes Nebraska Champion Dairy Calf Clubder
Memphis Tennessee hosts J Harlan Peterson from Valley Nebraska, a 1927 champion dairy calf club member, guest of the Blue Valley Creamery Institute at the National Dairy Show and Tri-State Fair. His record reflects three years in dairy calf work, Holstein stock, and a plan to study at the University of Nebraska while building a purebred herd.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. Harlan Petersor
Valley
Nebraska
Ealf Club
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Peterson
Harlan
American Legion
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Feeding calves with whole and skim milk guidance
Detailed instructions on calf milk feeding outline starting with whole milk at 8 to 12 pounds and three daily feedings, then gradual substitution with skim milk beginning in week three. Emphasizes weighing each change, maintaining 90 degree milk temperature, and regular feeding to prevent overfeeding.
Stolen Buick Coach Recovered Near Sterling
A Buick coach owned by County Surveyor Charles Gardner was stolen from a curb on Central Avenue and driven from the city by unknown parties. It was recovered Monday several miles east of Sterling, abandoned. A Hemingford couple detained on information their town sent a stop order to police. Mr and Mrs W W Sachults and daughter left for Des Moines Iowa due to the illness of Mr Schults mother who had a stroke.
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Charles Gardner
Central Avenue
Sterling
Hemingford Way
Hemingford
W. W. S&chults
Des Moines
Iowa
Ben
Mr. Schults
Hick town inspiration for humorists and leaders
The Wisconsin State Journal notes that a hick town is a source of humor and history. It claims many U S presidents and luminaries were born there, and suggests the place shapes future generations through opportunity and culture.
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Wisconsin State Journal
Central
Hick
New York
National Hall of
Lincoln
Hick Town
Aviator from Sterling offers rides over Peetz for $2.50
An aviator in training from Sterling flew over Peetz Saturday afternoon and waved to the Gazette staff then sold rides for $2.50 per thrill. Leona Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane, fractured her right arm twice within the fall while at school.
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Sterling
County
Peetz
Gazette Force
Peetz Gazette
Leona
Henry Lane
Dalton
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