Public warned on fake Herbae Mira grass seed agents
Nebraska Department of Agriculture cautions the public about a firm with many mail addresses selling a grass seed mixture under the name Herbae Mira. Victims paid up to $1.50 per pound. lab analyses show Italian Rye Grass and Meadow Fescue, not turf forming, offering poor dense turf. Traveling agents canvass Nebraska houses and seed shops selling the product.
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Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Herbac Mira
Post Office Department
U. S Seed Testing Laboratory
Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Reasons Pickles Shrivel and How to Prevent It
Reasons include too strong salt or vinegar, brine too long, reheating vinegar, and excess sugar. Solutions: 48 hours in salt brine, then 10 days in plain vinegar. Use 6 pounds sugar per gallon, adding 4 pounds first. Reheat remaining sugar with hot vinegar and reapply. Avoid copper vessels as copper acetate is poisonous. Alum is questionable. follow proper pickling methods.
Suggestions for Sandwiches for School Children
School lunch guidance emphasizes appealing bread and varied shapes to tempt kids. Ideas include white or whole wheat bread with raisins or nuts, shapes cut by cookie cutters, and fillings like sliced meat, lettuce, celery, cottage cheese, baked beans, eggs, ham, peanut butter with additions, and fruit pulp spreads with lemon juice or honey.
Used auto ads and shop notices from The Telegraph
Classified notice for Act'er Used for Scles Company promoting windshield and sedan parts. Mentions Sidney Moa and Mahler Garage with a price or model code 89-tf. Contains fragmented OCR text.
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Act'er
Scles Company
Mahler Garage
Nuts for Nourishment Ahead of Chicken
Nut expert Anne Pierce writes in Needlecraft that nuts provide concentrated nourishment with higher protein content than meats. Peanuts lead with 30 percent more protein than most meats, followed by black walnuts and butternuts, almonds, and other nuts. Nuts also supply iron and lime, aiding bones and teeth, with almonds and filberts as lime carriers and peanuts and many nuts rich in fat. English walnuts contain 64 percent oil.
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Anne Pierce
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Needlecraft
Pierce
Grape Juice and Jelly Making Tips from Food Guide
The guide explains grape juice quality depends on sugar content and flavonoids, recommending using cooked fruit for richer flavor. Select ripe fruit, crush and heat to simmering, strain, heat, and can in hot jars. Process five minutes, seal, store cool. To prevent crystals, let juice stand months before jelly.
Cleanliness best remedy for poultry disease
Nebraska poultry keepers who profited most in four years in the University Record Flock rely on basic tools and cleanliness to prevent disease. A broom shovel scraper and spray pump with crude oil or similar material replace costly dopes, saving money and boosting net profits. Clean houses feed water and ground for the flock are essential.
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Nebraska
University
Electric rates reduced at Fort Morgan Colo
Fort Morgan city council approved a resolution cutting electricity prices by 25 percent, saving residents over $15 000 annually. Beginning October first new rates take effect making Fort Morgan potentially one of the lowest current rates in the nation. The schedule lowers the first 15 kWh to 1 25 dollars, next 15 kWh to 1 06 dollars, and continues at 2 cents per kWh for additional use, with commercial rates similarly reduced. For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company 89 tf
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Fort Morgan
Colorado City
Fort Mor~gan
State to Aid Farmers in Marketing Potato Crop
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics of the U S Department of Agriculture establishes a broad information service for potato growers. It will provide shipping point and consumption market reports, price estimates, and production data to tackle the complex nationwide marketing system.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Hog Cholera Reports In South Kimball County
The Kimball Observer notes hog cholera has broken out in the southern Kimball County area with heavy losses on affected farms. The disease, now confined to a few farms, is seen as spreading while Cheyenne County remains free with isolated cases previously reported. County agents and veterinarians monitor western Nebraska developments.
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Kimball County
Kimball Observer
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Winter Wheat From Peetz Wins State Fair Prize
Peetz Gazette reports a winter wheat specimen from Peetz Community Fair won fourth premium at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo after also earning second at Logan County Fair. Fleming wheat, sweepstakes at Sterling fair, received third premium. Pueblo rules allowed old grain. top prizes went to aged samples from Chicago exposition wins.
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Peetz Gazette
Peetz
Logan County
Pueblo
Chicago
Piano for Sale Near Sidney at Big Discount
piano in fine condition offered near Sidney with discount to save boxing and freight to Denver. payment plan makes it possible to buy with minimal notice. interested buyers may request particulars by mailing name and address.
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Sidney
Denver
Sales Company 104-31 Notice
A partial OCR fragment references the Sales Company 104-31 with unclear context and numbers. The readable item notes a co designation and a numerical tag, but details, actions, or dates are not discernible from the provided text.
Well Known Lecturer Set to Speak at Antelope Divide
Mrs. Randlett, organizer for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, will lecture at the Antelope Divide school house on Friday evening September 23, 1927. Employed six months yearly by International Harvester Company, she is an able speaker who may organize a PTA if wished. Everyone is invited and all are welcome for the betterment of local schools and communities, authorized by county superintendent Mrs. Gertrude Nelson.
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Randlett
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Antelope Divide
International Harvester Company
Parent-Teachers Association
Gertrude Nelson
Potter youth enroll in colleges this week
This week and last a number of our young people have gone away to enter colleges. The article notes several individuals from Potter heading to institutions, reflecting a trend of local students pursuing higher education away from home.
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Potter
Higher education moves in state universities and colleges
Francis Rogers Byron Pay lat Bruce Hagemeister and Chester Larsen will enter the state university at Lincoln Miss Mildred Jacobson left some time ago to resume her schooling there. Miss Leola Rogers has left for Peru state normal, and Miss Edma Seyfang is attending normal at Kearney Potter Review.
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Francis Rogers
Byron Paylat
Bruce Hagemeister
Chester Larsen
State University At
Lincoln
Mildred Jacobson
Leola Rogers
Peru
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United States
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Guy V. Doran
the Telegraph Building
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Emma Rochlitz
Big Springs
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Central Guy
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M. A. Larson
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