Nebraska State Fair Premiums for Boys and Girls Clubs
Extension News Service outlines premium list for Nebraska State Pair at the state fair. About 25 counties will enter judging and demonstration teams with $2,277.50 in prizes plus special awards from manufacturers. Top teams win trips to the Interstate Fair in Sioux City, with the best dairy judging team going to the national dairy show in St Paul. Exhibits include livestock, vegetables, canned goods, sewing, baking, fruit preserves, and more with extensive prizes across breeds, poultry, canning, and home economics.
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Nebraska
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minnesota
Boys and Girls Club
Pib Club
Potato Storage Guidance From Nebraska Extension Bulletins
Extension circular 1201 outlines storage preparations for potatoes and vegetables in western Nebraska. It directs readers to circular 1202 and Farmers Bulletin 547 on store storage and storage houses. Obtain these bulletins from the College of Agriculture or through your agricultural extension agent.
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Cirecnlir
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture For
Settlers Picnic Ideas Published by College of Agriculture
The College of Agriculture issues a circular with suggestions for holding an old Settlers' picnic in summer or fall. It covers program ideas games and speeches and advises contacting the College or consulting an agricultural extension agent for details.
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College of Agriculture
Union Pacific Scholarships Promote Farm Study for Nebraska Boys
The Union Pacific Railroad offers free $75 scholarships and transportation to the University of Nebraska for the top club boss in 29 counties this year and 39 counties next year. Contest open to all club boys this year, then restricted to corn, wheat, or potato growers. Winners chosen from the ten highest ranking. funds usable at College of Agriculture, School of Agriculture, or winter short course. Information via agricultural extension agents or College of Agriculture to Lincoln's state school.
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Union Pacific Railroad
University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Lincoln
Agricultural Extensions
Many Farmers Adopt Kanred Wheat For Higher Yields
Farmers plan Mesow Kanred systems this fall amid claims of improved yield. Milling quality complaints lack basis, similar to Turkey Red. Identification hinges on rust tests in the field as Kanred resists certain black rust strains. Kansas experiments show milling quality variation no greater than other wheats with similar conditions. Nebraska College of Agriculture issues a circular detailing Kansas Crop notes.
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Kansas
Kanred
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Improvement Association on Kanned Extension Circular 112
Those interested should ask their agricultural agent or write the College for Extension Circular 112. The note urges readers to contact Extension services for details and official guidance about the circular.
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Improvement Association
College For Extension
Seed late to avoid fly in Hessian-infested regions
Eastern Nebraska counties face Hessian fly infestations making late wheat sowing advisable. Fall wheat counties along the Missouri river and two counties back may delay sowing to the last week in September. Generally, fairly early seeding is preferred, but some sections warrant delay to dodge the pest. Attendees of the State Fair should consult College of Agriculture and State Entomologist displays for Hessian fly charts, seeding dates, and pest information.
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Nebraska
State College of Agriculture
Missouri River
College of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Efforts Grow Across State
Interest rises as southeastern counties push soil washing prevention through brush dams and culverts with aid from the State College of Agriculture and county farm bureaus. Demonstrations planned for fall and winter aim to save valuable farms, while farmers are urged to consult extension agents or request Circular 1191 on family budgeting.
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State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
The
Poultry Marketing and Care Advice From Agriculture Department
The agriculture department urges marketing surplus cockerels as broilers or fryers this month and culling hens that molt heavily. Keep young stock growing, place nests for pullets, and feed yards to maintain production. Rye oats and wheat assist poultry yards. protect flocks from predators west of the Mississippi. Emphasizes refrigeration and careful handling to prevent skin and flesh damage during transit.
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Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Saved Life Of Mother Says Son
George D. Robinson of Burlington Iowa credits Tanlac with saving his mother's life four years ago noting she was frail and nervous then. He says Tanlac restored her health and youthfulness and remains a household treasure for the family with all her children thankful for the cure.
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Tantac
George D. Robinson
S. Gertrude St
Burlington
Iowa
Taniac
Tanlac
St Patrick's Academy Announces Reopening and Registration
St Patrick's Academy will reopen the scholastic year on Tuesday September 6 registration for all attendees including boarders and day pupils closes by Monday at the Directress office A High Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost will be held Tuesday at St Patrick's church with pupils and parents present The academy offers eight grades plus High School Commercial and Music courses Applications are numerous and early admission is advised SCOTTSBLUFF CREAMERY and local dentists advertise services and a lumber company promotes home comfort.
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St. Patrick's Academy
S& O'clock
St. Patrick’s Church
Thompson estate probate petition set for September hearing
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court schedules a probate hearing for the August 19 1921 last will and testament of Thomas B Thompson seeking admittance to probate and appointment of George Thompson and George Miller as executors notice to all interested by Telegraph county newspaper for three weeks prior to September 10 1921 hearing date and time Ten o clock a m seal and witness date August 23 1921.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Anna Thompson
George C. Thompson
Louise J. Miller
Nacry J. Thompson
Fred C. Thompson
William G. Thompson
Thomas B. Thompson
George Thompson
George Miller
Telegraph
A. D
Final settlement hearing in Friend Dickinson estate
In Cheyenne county Nebraska the estate of Friend Dickinson is set for final settlement as TL. R. Barlow seeks approval of his account filed August 20, 1921. All heirs listed must appear September 17, 1921 at 10 a.m. to show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice to interested parties via The Telegraph three weekly insertions. County Judge P. Chambers signed August 20, 1921.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Nettie Dickinson
Pluma Ella Neumann
Daniel BE. Dickinson
George W. Dickinson
Charles C. Dickinson
Mildred C. Dickinson
Patsy Ruth Dickinson
Friend Dickinson
TL. R. Barlow
Telegraph
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M. E. Pettibone
Mclntosh Block
Sidney Lumber CO
F. L. Snell
Neubauer Bldg
U. P. Depot
M. M. Bowman
A. D, Iml
P. Chambers
E. B. Young, Prop
Hornaday Cafe
General Insurance
Western Land Company
Sidney
Nebs
Sidney, Nebraska
the New International
International Free Inspection Service
E. L. Uptegrove
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Union Pacific Hotel
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