Fairfield State Bank to Open in Clay County
The Fairfield State bank of Fairfield in Clay county will be opened by Earl H. Wilkins cashier of the Geneva State bank with C. V. Glenn in charge as cashier. Fairfield has had two bank failures and is presently without a bank. The bank will have capital of 25000 dollars and undivided profits of 2500 dollars. More Tecumseh streets will be graveled and a petition seeks eight blocks of Broadway east of Sixth street. A 12 year old Boy Scout Marvin Wallerstedt set a broken bone in his own leg after skating on a pond near Coleridge. The bone was set perfectly according to a physician.
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Fairfield State Bank of
Fairfield
Clay County
Earl H. Wilkins
Geneva State Bank
C. V. Glenn
Fairfield State Bank
Tecumseh
Broadway
Sixth Street
Marvin Wallerstedt
Coleridge
T. H. Pollock
Platte River
Wallace & Co., Bankers of
Exeter
First National Bank
Fillmore County
William P. Wallace
Wallace & Co
Wallace National Bank of
George Carter
Franklin County
Marcy
Sheridan County
Nettie Baker
Thurston County
L. H. Bell
Howard County
Omaha
Lincoln
Gering
Nebraska
Stebbins
Lumir Fiala
Sam Potts
Military Camps Open August 1 in Seventh Corps Area
Major General Harry A. Smith announces summer camps for 5 600 men in the seventh corps area. Camps run August 1 to 30 at Fort Snelling Fort Lincoln Fort Des Moines Fort Crook and Fort Leavenworth with Jefferson Barracks July 9 to August 7. Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Kansas Missouri and Arkansas are included. Reimbursement and issued uniforms apply after physical exams.
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Omaha
Citizens
Seventh Corps
Harry A. Smith
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Nebr
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Jefferson Barracks
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Omaha City Council Funds Spring Cleanup Program
The Omaha City Council appropriated 7,200 to finance the annual spring cleanup in Omaha next month. Trucks will remove trash from homes in the residence district.
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Omaha
Goose Lake Fishery Beautified and Stocked in Holt County
Clearwater residents praise Goose Lake as an ideal fishing retreat. State purchase transformed the site into a public fishing and recreation ground with beautification efforts, stock-proof fences, water plants, artesian wells, a spillway, and 1000 pickerel released last November.
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Clearwater
Goose Lake
Holt County
Clearwater Izaak Walton Club
Brownville Creates Gravel District in Village Plan
Brownville officials announce creation of a gravel district to regulate and tax roadbed material within the village limits. The move aims to organize public works funding and standardize material sourcing for municipal projects.
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Brownville
Kearney Plans Beacon Light On Flat Roof
Local officials announce a beacon light installation on a flat roof in Kearney described with yellow letters to mark the project. Details on timing or funding were not provided in the fragment.
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Kearney
Interest in Poultry Tuberculosis Efforts Rise Across States
The U S Department of Agriculture reports avian tuberculosis testing in 39 states found about 25 percent of 1 874 flocks infected. Over 85 000 birds tested produced more than 9 300 reactors. inspections covered 211 600 flocks and 16 500 000 birds with nearly 6 percent flocks infected. Doctor Wight says progress is expected as cattle testing continues.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wight
Plan to Keep Crows From Ravaging Crops
A historical pest control method suggests mixing poison with corn to deter crows. The plan calls for strychnine starch and water paste applied to twenty quarts of corn, then scattered in fields with precautions about animal exposure and legal compliance. Local conditions and regulations may modify use, especially in populated areas.
Protein Variability in Extra Fine Alfalfa Hay
The article notes that extra fine alfalfa may have up to one third more protein than wheat bran, while poor quality hay may have one third less. First cutting leaves show 20 to 25 percent protein, stems 6 to 10 percent. Rail curing can waste about one third of alfalfa protein, reducing quality and increasing crude fiber proportion.
Agricultural Hunts Guard against doge and predatory animals
Agricultural guidance on protecting livestock and pasture management. Notes shelter requirements in winter and shade in summer. Describes sweet clover as a soil improving legume for rotation pasture. Mentions keeping sheep off wet sand and fattening pigs.
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Broken Bow Community Hotel Company
Broken Bo
John Kasper
Guy Cady
D. W. Predmore
P. H. J. Carothers
H. F. Kennedy
C. W. Layton
Frank Kelly
F. A. Bates
W. C. Talbot
Royal
Joel Preuss
Preuss
Wausa
Interstate Rower Company
City Pany
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Photoplay
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Brash’s
Ruby Mannton
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