Standing of ball teams at end of week
Fire destroyed the farm home of KB J Veeder near Cairo with losses of 3000 on the building and 2000 in furniture. Melon shipments from Scottsbluff aided by a proposed lower freight rate to eastern Nebraska.
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KB. J. Veeder
Cairo
Fillmore County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Geneva
Nebraska Christian Fundamentals Association
Omaha
Harvard
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
David Brown
Sidney
Cheyenne County
State Department of Agriculture
American Association of Title Men
Marysville
Kas
Order of de Molay
Hastings
Grand Island
Fort Crook
Congress
James Balfour
Fremont
Balfour
Adolph Kroger
Plainview
Fraulein
Emma Gley
Fitzbek
Germany
Kroger
Bees
A. C. Tompkins
Otoe County
A. O. Souders
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Tekamah
Johnson County
H. E. Huston
Robert Ingle
Wahoo
Gustavus Haagensen
Denmark
Jacob Kristian Haagensen
Lawrence Fredericksen
Monument to boll weevil in Enterprise Alabama praises pest
In Enterprise Coffee County Alabama farmers shift from cotton to diverse crops after boll weevil devastation. Monument inscription credits the pest as a herald of prosperity while noting cotton yields fell from 25 000 to 10 000 bales. Farmers turned to corn sugar cane cattle peanuts hay and sweet potatoes with peanuts yielding 5 million dollars.
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Enterprise
Ala
Coffee County
Alabama
Sea Coffee County
May Be Bigger Acreage Of Alfalfa Seeded This Fall
A state study on wheat acreage and current prices suggests Nebraska farmers may sow more alfalfa and other legumes this fall to build soil. Diminished soil fertility reflected in uneven oat growth supports expanding fall alfalfa seeding across eastern Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Seeding Alfalfa Best Practices For Fall Planting
The article advises seedings from Aug 15 to Sept 10 as reliable for good stands, noting pall seeding should fare well with recent rains. It states Nebraska or northern grown common alfalfa is a robust choice with cost and winter-hardiness considerations. emphasizes a well prepared seed bed and packing, recommending about 15 pounds of seed per acre with a drill for a strong stand.
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Nebraska
Insects vs Humans conflict on Earth
In a timely Farm Journal piece, the author argues a great conflict now pits humans against insects. The article notes widespread bug challenges and implies significant agricultural impact.
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Earth
Farm Journal
Pests Multiply as Birds Decline Threaten Crops
A writer warns afield pest numbers rise as birds decline. Insects like mosquitoes worms beetles and mites proliferate without natural bird enemies. If birds are not preserved agriculture may become impossible within years. Local groups in the city urge action before damage worsens.
Rural communities urged to study questions before next year
A fragment urges rural communities to undertake careful study of a specific question prior to the next year. The text emphasizes preparation and deliberation to improve local outcomes.
Larson's Music Store promotes low prices and free lessons
Oberfelder's offers men's suits leather grips and knit neckwear below cost while Cc. G. Conn band instruments are sold with free instruction. The notice presents a discount sale event at the music store highlighting affordable apparel and complimentary music lessons.
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Oberfelder
Cc. G. Conn
Larson
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