Agricultural News Spurs Cheyenne County Youth to Attend University School
Farm boys and girls expected to enroll at the University School of Agriculture as letters of inquiry pour into the principal’s office. The six month term begins October 6. A new rule allows home districts to pay fees for students holding free high school attendance certificates. Storage tips for root crops cover moist soil, straw layering, and ventilating chimneys. Two district dairy calf club shows in New Castle county Delaware on August 3 and 4 showcased selecting dairy animals and fitting them for exhibit. About ninety farm youth enrolled in dairy calf clubs in four years, boosting purebred dairy stock among farmers.
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University School of Agriculture
New Castle County
Delaware
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska rural women lead in dress construction and millinery
Rural Nebraska women excel in dress construction and millinery through a cooperative program with state and county extension workers. A group must finish ten dress forms and ten sewing machine samplers before sending two leaders to training classes. Classes include five communities with two leaders each, who then teach their groups.
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Nebraska
Root Crops Storage in Cool Cellars and Boxes
Root crops including beets turnips parsnips carrots salsify and rutabagas store well in a cool frostproof cellar or buried in damp earth. Use apple boxes or similar containers with soil layers between root layers and tops trimmed. Pack carefully so roots do not touch, cover with soil, and repeat layers for best crisp tender condition.
Georgia farmers ship 10 carloads of live poultry in 1922
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show Georgia farmers shipped ten carloads of live poultry in the first half of 1922. The birds were fed, managed and standardized for shipment under guidance from state and county extension workers.
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Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
Demonstrations by County Agents Reach 1921 Farm Network
In 1921 county extension agents demonstrated on 250000 farms across crops and livestock. Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture show 75000 field meetings with about 1000000 attendees, highlighting widespread outreach and engagement in agricultural education.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office in Tie Larsen Music Store
Dr M E Pettibone operates as a dentist with an office located above Tie Larsen Music Store. Contact is listed via phone 419 for patient inquiries and appointments.
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M. E. Pettibone
Tie Larsen Music‘ Stere
Printing of Good Quality at The Telegraph
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Telegraph
My Children s Worth Prize Essay Reprinted
A prize winning editorial from The Omaha Bee is reprinted in full. The piece argues that educated children raise community value and future prosperity, countering a neighbor whoValues tax costs and cheap schools. The author contends youths belong to the town as future citizens and stresses shared responsibility in education and civic development.
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Omaha Bee
Farmer Die? Instantly Killed in Pigeon-Hunting Accident
Virginia area farmer Frank Fisher, 25, was instantly killed last Sunday at neighbor W L Lovett's farm near Beatrice when a shotgun discharged while Fisher rested the firearm on his foot en route to a neighbor's home. The shot entered just under the chin. Sheriff J Emery deemed an inquest unnecessary. Fisher leaves a wife with two children, his father, three brothers and a sister.
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Frank Fisher
Virginia
Beatrice
Wl Lovett
Fisher
Lovett
J. Emery
State Journal
Golden Wedding Honors Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anderson
Mr and Mrs Curtis Anderson who have lived in Gage county for nearly forty years celebrated their golden wedding at their daughter's home one valle north of Filley on Thursday September 71st Two hundred neighbors and friends and their six children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended The morning gathering included sixty six relatives and a grand dinner followed by a Trichéon and a platform dance in the evening The event was hosted at Mrs Carl Horenson's home and featured a large family turnout.
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Curtis Anderson
Gage County
Carl Horenson
Valle
Filley
State Journal
Truck Driver Narrowly Escapes After Wheat Truck Hit By Fast Mail
Harry Cash, a wheat grower twelve miles north of Kimball, escaped injury when his heavily loaded truck was struck by the No. 1 fast mail train at Chestnut Street crossing Thursday night. He failed to hear the crossing bell, backed off the track too late, and jumped as the train struck. Wheat spilled along the track. the truck was pushed to the cattle yards and jammed against the engine front. Six men freed the vehicle. The train slowed after backing to the depot. Cash blamed himself and proceeded with a Union Pacific claim agent to file his report.
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Harry Cash
David Cryman
Kimball
Chestnut Street
Denver man dies in Houston Hotel after brief visit
Trying Anything Once CG F Wine of Denver died at the Houston Hotel around noon Thursday after arriving from North Platte Wednesday night. He had not drank liquor for 15 years and attributed past indulgence to his illness. Found dead in a sitting position on the bed, death attributed to heart failure. A commercial traveler for Geo W Meyer barber supplies of St Joseph Missouri, Wine had many Denver acquaintances. He was about fifty. Mrs Grice Wine, a daughter, arrived from Denver to arrange for remams to Denver.
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CG. F. Wine
Denver
Houston
Elty
North Platte
Mr. Wine
Geo. W. Meyer
St. Joseph
Missouri
Mins Grice Wine
Gothenburg
School House Burned in District 258
County Superintendent Grimes reports the District 258 school south of Arnold destroyed by fire of unknown origin. School to be rebuilt immediately. Teacher is Mrs Z HB Ackerman. State Journal.
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Grimes
Custer County
Arnold
Z. HB. Ackerman
State Journal
Fire destroys barn granary and garage on Saturday
John Sudderth’s two story barn granary and garage burned Saturday afternoon in the northwest city section. Firefighters faced difficulty reaching the blaze and little could be saved though hay and harnesses were lost. Origin unknown but building was insured.
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John Sudderth
Dbayard Transcript
Sad death in Zion City Illinois shocks county readers
The death of Mrs. Sadie Hanna Whitman, connected to the Whitman and Miles families, was learned by telegram. Born in Mattoon Illinois, she came to Nebraska with her parents, taught for years, married John Donley, then Guy Whitman, and later resided in Zion City. Survived by two Donley children and three Whitman children, funeral services were held at Zion Church with burial near Bayard.
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Whitman
Guy Whitman
W. P. Miles
George Hanna
Sadie Hanna Whitman
Nebraska
Mattoon
Illinois
John Hanna
Bayard
Wesleyan University
John Donley
Donley
Zion City
Waols
Young
Church of Zion
Heptemater Ih
Bayaré Transcript
Nebraska Good Roads Notes Of Interest
Nebraska Good Roads notes highlight county bond savings in Kansas by securing a lower interest rate. The State Fair booth promotes road progress with prairie trail visuals and photos of Nebraska roads. Commentary urges education and farm movement while praising road improvements and urging sustained public attention to transportation.
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Nebraska
Good Roads
State Pate
Nebraska Good Roads Association
Back seat driver sues after collision with speeding car
Lincoln attorney argues a passenger who did not warn the driver cannot claim damages for injuries and dignity loss from a crash. The opinion notes back seat behavior may not change despite legal views on duty.
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Lincoln
County sues over misused funds and graft claims
The Board of Commissioners in a western county filed suit against an Onaha Deidge company seeking 51 278 48 dollars. They allege long improper allowance of excess claims to Kidbridge company for three years, criticizing county accounting lapses and graft accusations in road contracts. The piece notes courts cost more than hiring a reliable bookkeeper.
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Board of Commissioners
Onaha Deidge Company
Eldfmna
Kidbridge Company
Mud as Greatest Defect in Education and Community
A West Virginia educator at the National Educational Association conference urged that mud and bad roads were the greatest defects in American education and in his district, linking transportation conditions to educational failures and local progress.
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West Virginia
National Educational Association
Two Teens Die in Central City Motorcycle Crash
Killed in accident were Hownaday, 19, instantly, and Willard Pannoyer, 15, rendered unconscious for three hours after their motorcycle left the curve and struck the girls dormitory at Nebraska Central College in Central City. Both students. Jay suffered a broken jaw and severe facial injuries. Willard expected to recover.
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Hownaday
Willard Pannoyer
Nebraska Central College
Central City
Jay
Willard
State Journal
Child Hurt In Accident At Merrill's Ford
Arnold, son of Mr. Kind Mire, received facial injuries after colliding with a contractor's car at Merrill's Ford Monday evening. He was crossing a street on a coaster wagon when the vehicle could not stop. Five teeth were broken and his jaw was badly injured, per Drideport Herald report.
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Kind
Arnold
A. Merrill
Ford
Nttte
Mr. Merrill
Hils
Drideport Herald
Sterling Man Killed While Harrowing Near Sterling
Ned Pharoah, 22, son of Mr and Mrs James Pharoah, was killed Wednesday afternoon while working a field near Sterling. A harrow on a tractor kicked, struck him, and dragged him under the implement, leaving him badly mangled. His disappearance prompted a search by his family and neighbors. he died several hours before discovery.
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Fyord Pharoah
James Pharoah
Sterling
Nedranka
Wan
Nome
Tside
State Journal
Seats Collapse Injures Many At Inver Mc Gowen Show
A large crowd at Tecunseh's Inver Mc Gowen stock company show saw a tier of seats collapse last Thursday evening. Three women suffered broken teeth and many others sprained or bruised, with victims rushed to medical aid.
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Tecunseh
Inver McGowen Stork Company
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