Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Local Events
George H Holdeman named postmaster at York by President Coolidge. Lousville bridge to be state regulated. Wheat at Omaha Grain Exchange 1.70. Arthur Chambers elected 1975 football captain at Midland College. Various local notices include bonds for Columbus sewer systems approved, deaths in Beatrice and Lincoln, and county farm activities.
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George H. Holdeman
Coolidge
York
Platte River
Loulaville
Omaha Grain Exchange
Arthur Chambers
Fremont
Midland College
Nebraska Hardware Eealers’ Association
Omaha
Tom Mayerhoeffer
Bridgeport
P. Schultz
Rogers
Cc. J. Norton
Lincoln
State Veteriaariams
Otoe County
State Extension Service
Women's Federation of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hartingtom
Columbus
Sir Sous
John
Wilse
Falls City
The
United
Master “Archers’ Association
Douglas County
William Griffin
Beatrice
Glenover
Helen Mills
Eustis
Burgess-Nash
J L. Brandeis and Sons
New York
Mary Wissier
Dubois
Richardson County
Pawnee County
Nebraska
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Henry Wurdeman
Platte County
Trust Company Resources
United States Mortage and Trust Ca
New York City
Harry S. Villars
Tecumseh
Grand
Loyal Arch Masons
Hemingford
White Pines Gain Urgency in Currant Ban
United States Department of Agriculture warns that heat and drought, plus white pine blister rust, threaten White Pine timber. Currants and gooseberries spread the rust. the guide urges eliminating currants and gooseberries to protect forests and timber supplies.
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United States Department Agriculture
United States
Eniterdt
United States ‘Department “of Agriculture
Godseberry
Fiome
Bollefin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Essential Steps for Clean Cow Stables and Milk
The article advises whitewashing stalls with a specific mix highlighted by F C Button of New Jersey College of Agriculture. It also stresses using clean straw and frequent restabling to keep cows clean and milk production hygienic.
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F.C. Button
New Jersey College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Roughage Use Boosts Feeder Calves Growth and Profit
The article argues that those with ample roughage like silage can profit by buying 800 pound calves or heavier and finishing them to gain 1500 to 1750 pounds of roughage with minimal protein. A fall silage ration with four pounds of alfalfa per head daily provides necessary protein via cottonseed cake.
Dewberry Crop Can Be Made Profitable
United States Department of Agriculture notes dewberries thrive on fertile well drained soil with humus. Grown mostly on sandy soils, this crop is profitable in North Carolina and New Jersey, with special training methods and wire trellises used in various states. Planting occurs in late winter to early spring. fall planting is avoided.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North— Carolina
New Jersey
Michigan
New York
North Carolina
Michitsun
Gulf Coast
Texas
California
Dr Fletcher Warns Against Abuse at Roadside Markets
Dr. Fletcher, head of the horticulture department at the state college, reports on a national meeting of the American Pomological Society in Atlantic City. He cites roadside markets near cities and warns of fruit misrepresentation where home grown fruit is sold as local produce. He has long followed fruit growers proceedings since his first attendance in 1907.
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Doctor Fletcher
American Poems Logical Society
Columbus
Ohio
Fruit Growers Organization
Hen housing and free range guide for poultry
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines Poultry House Construction Bulletin 1414. It favors a plain shed roof, easy cleaning, ample air and sunshine, and generous range for breeding stock, while egg hens need less space. free copies may be requested from the Agriculture Department in Washington, DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Fragmented notice on poultry care and egg production
A garbled notice discusses waste handling and efforts to improve egg quality. It mentions oysters, grit, pure bred eggs, and farming tips for chickens and early layers, with unclear specifics and numerous errors.
Style Advice for the Stout Woman in Mode
A guidance piece urges the stout woman to study fashion limits and adapt trends to her figure. It advocates self awareness, sensible perceptions of beauty, and matching hair and makeup to the ensemble, favoring a loose wave and shoulder length styles for easier grooming and a refined head shape.
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Roya
Mink Jacquette Top Hair Style for Long Coats
The article explains a long coat coiffure with a high back knot created by tucking and pinning ends. It advises using the sides as a base for heavy hair, checking cheek fullness, back line alignment, and a soft high crown to create an egg-shaped profile.
Awakened Interest in Spanish Fashion and Fabrics
A premier of a famed dancer inspires wider fascination with Spanish styles. Shawls attract attention with four figure price pieces in hibiscus red and intricate embroidery. Velvet like grace velvet appears in opera ready models.
Plaid Kasha Frocks Highlight Street Costume Trends
A fashion note describes using kasha type materials in tailored street wear. It cites a Diack kasha cut out frock with a border in Diack and green plaid and a plaid scarf collar echoing the color note.
Paris Gown Displayed With Black Cashmere Collar
Straight From Paris describes a frock of black taffeta with a wide collar of black cashmere, the detail highlighted as an unmistakably French origin feature.
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Paris
Gray to the Freat A Weathered Color Note
The fragment mentions warm browns beiges and a hint of rose as a color description suggesting a palette. It lacks clear events people or places to form a fuller news item.
President Seeks Veto Override Delay in Postal Pay Bill
President Coolidge met with about a dozen Republican senators to discuss delaying a vote on overriding the veto of the postal employee pay bill. They considered a revenue plan requiring higher postage rates on most mail classes to fund the pay raise, while Postmaster General New prepared to send details to Senate leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Republicas
Republican
Post Office Department
Congress
Howell
Nebraska
White House
New
Sterling
senate _postoffice committee
Couzens
Michigan
Postmaster General Proposes Revenue Plan for Postal Rates
Washington Postmaster General New proposes a plan to raise revenue by increasing rates on most postal services except letter mail. Newspapers and periodicals would bear higher postage, with costs distributed across the postal system to be absorbed by the public.
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Washington
New
Congress
Wickersham Named American Member of League Committee
George W. Wickersham former United States attorney general is appointed to the international committee for studying codification of international laws. He was named at a private League of Nations council session.
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League
Wickersham
Rome
George W. Wickersham
United States
International Committee
Mr. Wickersham
Council of the
League of Nations
Cairo minister says British ultimatum harms Egypt sovereignty
Sidky Pasha, newly appointed interior minister, declares that the British ultimatum has impaired Egypt's independence and sovereignty, and states that certain issues must be reserved for future negotiation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sidky. Pasha
Interior
Benson Opposes Plan to Split Emergency Fleet from Shipping Board
Rear Admiral William S. Benson, retired, testified before the House committee investigating the Shipping Board opposing the president’s proposal to separate the Emergency Fleet Corporation from the Shipping Board. He argued against the plan and defended current structure.
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Benson
Wahsington
Emergency Feet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Coolidge
William 5. Benson
House
Grandniece of Dickens Wins Beauty Contest in New York
Miss Vivara, grandniece of Charles Dickens, is highlighted as the prettiest girl in a New York musical comedy contest. The event selected the standout performer among musical comedy players in the city.
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Dickens
New York
Vivara
Charlies Dickens
New York City
Germany Recommends Gold Coin Testing
Berlin dispatch reports Germany recommends testing gold coinage as part of new election laws. Officials cited fees and policy updates affecting minting and circulation.
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Germany
Berlin
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