Seed Testing Now Offered Through State Laboratory
The seed testing laboratory of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture has tested 13 651 seed samples since January 1 with most receipts in January through April. Tests cost five free germination and purity analyses monthly for Nebraska citizens, extra tests billed. Submit two ounces of small seeds or one pound of cereals per lot, via strong mailers to the seed laboratory at Lincoln with sender name, seed type, lot number, and desired tests. Your county agent can assist in preparation and addressing.
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State Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Seed Laboratory
State Capitol
Lincoln
AliVions of Coffee Trees on Andes Slopes of Colombia
A brief note records about coffee trees on the Andes slopes of Colombia, noting a large count of trees and highlighting the extensive plantation landscape.
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Andes
Colombia
Dalton Football Loss and Community Notes
The Dalton football team lost to Oshkosh 6 to 3 on Friday. Community news includes contests, meetings, relocations, class honor rolls, an operetta in November, fireman events, births, visits, and church activities across Dalton with numerous local names and places.
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American Legion
Glen Asbury
Keith Schwartz
Potter
Cc. J. Carley
A. W. Friede
Grandma Roger
H. L. Heizer
Center School
Elmer Martin
J. J. Heizer
Heizer
Tena Heizer
Paul Mortensen
John Heizer
Ralph Beaves
Walter Brestel
Claude Carson
Verna Mae
Broadwater
Leonard Smith
Carlsons
Harold Borges
John Seifer, Jr
Ralph Beavers
Betty Jean Seifer
Lavern Foy
Juanita Jillson
Evelyn Osborn
Betty Buchanan
Bob Geller
Imogene Osborn
Geraldine Line
Bonnie Jean Worth
Marianne Gineau
Susie Mae Parsons
West
Lutheran Aid
Frank Christensen
Dalton Odd
Daniel and Noah Webster: no known familial link
Records show Daniel Webster born January 18, 1782 in Salisbury New Hampshire and Noah Webster born October 16, 1758 in Hartford Connecticut. Both trace ancestry to early colonial settlers but no relationship between the two is established.
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Daniel Webster
Noah Webster
Salisbury
N. H
Thomas Webster
Watertown
Mass
Hartford
Conn
John Webster
Undefined electricity concept described as discrete force carrier
The passage explains electricity as a material agency causing magnetic chemical and thermal effects. It notes electricity can act in motion or at rest with mutual forces observed between nearby localities. It suggests electricity may be discrete or granular and exist in two kinds, positive and negative.
Settler Rides 63 648 Miles for Mail in New Zealand
A remote New Zealand settler has ridden more than 60 000 miles to collect mail over 34 years. Twice weekly he rode nine miles to the nearest post office, totaling 36 miles weekly, 1 872 miles yearly, and 63 648 miles in 84 years.
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New Zealand
Whangamomora
Williams S. L. K. Formula touted as cure for run-down health
A testimonial lists five years of digestive trouble and nervous irritability followed by relief after using Williams S. L. K. Formula. Mrs. Allie Polk of Abilene credits calmer nerves and better sleep, urging readers to try the product at Sidney Drug Store with a full money-back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
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Ollie Polk
Wiliams S. L.K
Williams S
Williams S.L.K
Sidney Drug Store
Chicago Borrows Water From Lake for City Use
Chicago relies on Lake Michigan as its water source with transfers to the Gulf. An average of about 280 gallons is drawn per day for each of the city's 3.5 million residents to supply homes hotels and industry.
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Chicago
Eclectics Defined as Philosophers and Painters
Eclectics are described as individuals who reject fixed schools and select elements from various systems. They combine doctrines and methods chosen as suitable to themselves, emphasizing personal synthesis over allegiance to a single tradition.
Process of decalcomania transfers images to surfaces
The decalcomania process transfers colored prints to marble, porcelain, glass, or wood by applying a gum film to the surface and then removing the backing with warm water, leaving the colored page fixed on the object.
Sunnyside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl spent Tuesday evening at Elmer Gade and Wednesday evening with Les Omel. Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom joined for Wednesday evening, reflecting active social ties in Sunnyside.
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Les Omel
John Theis
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Talish
Frank Halsey
Les Ome
Anchor School
Lowell Hokom
Sidney
Mrs
Albert Brandl
Elmer Gade
Persian King Xerxes Fails to Punish the Sea
Collier's recounts how Xerxes, famed Persian king, grew angered by a storm that wrecked two bridge boats. He ordered his army to strike the sea with sticks, a symbolic ill fated act reflecting his wrath and hubris.
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Xerxes
Persia
B. C
Collier's
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