Havelock man discusses farm relief plank and McMullen stand
I W Jacoby recounts a Nebraska exchange with Governor McMullen and Senator Howell over farm relief and the McNary Haugen bill. He accuses Howell of betrayal to block farm relief, urges voting for Richard L. Metcalfe, and denounces Howell’s presidency as harming Nebraska agriculture.
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Havelock
Gov. McMullen
Congress
Farmers of America
Middle West
South
McMullen
Hoover
Howell
Senator Howell
Nebraska
Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Richard L. Metcalfe
I. W. Jacoby
Longer working days for hens boost egg profits
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that longer working days for hens raise profits, especially in fall and winter when egg prices rise. Prices follow a curve with lows in April, increasing through summer, peaking in November or early December as days shorten.
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Beltsville
United States Department of Agriculture
New Federal Highway Maps Show Improvement in States
The Bureau of Public Roads announces the first uniform scale maps detailing the status of federal aid highway improvements across states. The maps indicate road types from gravel to brick and show progress regardless of whether construction was federally funded, state, county, or township led. California and Texas maps are pending completion.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Texas
Dalton Doings From Dalton County News Briefs
Mrs Floyd Jacobson recently returned home from Carl son hospital in Sidney. J F Hill came back from Pasadena Calif after his daughter Ada Englert's serious illness. Ada Englert greatly improved and can sit up briefly. A E Tanner and family of Sidney visited C R Babcock. George Worth and family and siblings returned from a month with relatives in eastern state. Margaret Armuth resumed studies at St Patrick's Academy in Sidney after weekend with Herman Armuth. Mrs Walter Brestel and family and Betty visited Lodge Pole. About 35 I O O F members traveled to Oshkosh for degree work with a wild duck supper. Orville Wilson visited from Oklahoma. Q T Hardin returned Tuesday from ?
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Floyd Jacobson
Dalton
Carlson Hospital
Sidney
J. F Hill
Pasadena
Calif
Ada Englert
Englert
A. E. Tanner
C. R. Babcock
George Worth
Bonnie Jean
Joan
Pete Worth
Margaret Armuth
St. Patrick’s Academy
Herman Armuth
Walter Brestel
Stanley
Barton Taylor
Betty
Lodge
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Oshkosh
Orville Wilson
Oklahoma
Q-T. Hardin
Nebraska Irrigated Lands and Early State Facts
Nebraska holds 550,068 acres of irrigated land with Scotts Bluff leading at 200,549 acres and Dawson and Morrill counties following. The state’s first governor was Amos Stoddard in 1804 from Upper Louisiana. In 1927 the Catholic Church listed 24,990 ministers and 19,483,296 members. Methodists had 21,149 ministers and 5,116,102 members. Omaha issued scrip in 1857 for general circulation.
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Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Dawson
Morrill
Lincoln
Sioux
Keith
Hitchcock
Buffalo
Dawes
Keyapaha
Amos Stoddard
Upper
Louisiana
United States
Methodist Episcopal
Omaha
Sidney Residents Return from Lincoln Encampment and Convention
Mrs W Osborn enjoys a visit from her brother Edward Harman of Hutchinson Kansas while John Davison joins J H W Foster H C Heineman and Mrs J E Davison in returning home after attending the Odd Fellows encampment and Rebekah state convention in Lincoln last week. Mrs Lloyd Ravert and Miss Faye Ravert were Sidney business visitors Monday. Mrs Joe Vogler and daughter Ann attended to business in Sidney Saturday. Mrs Don Dey Ermand and Mrs Raymond Zarbaugh were Sidney visitors Thursday. Miss Vera Ross spent last weekend in Dalton visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A Ross.
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Wyoming
W . Osborn
Edward Harman
Hutchison, Kan
John Davison
J. H W. Foster
H C Heineman
J E. Davison
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Lincoln
Lloyd Ravert
Faye
Ravert
Sidney
Joe Vogler
Ann
Vera Ross
Dalton
Mrs. A. Ross
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G. P. Kratz
Don Dey Ermand
Raymond Zarbaugh
Republican Arty
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
U.S
R. B. Howell
Arthur J. Weaver
Geo. A. Williams
L. B. Johnson
W. M. Stebbins
Chas, A. Randall
Secretary of State
Frank Marsh
Dan Swanson
Attorney General Co
A. Sorensen
John E. Curtiss
Honest Service
Republican State Committee
U. S. A. Theatre
Ladies
Rite Mob
Richard Able
Cecil B. Demille
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