Nebraska Farm Sale and County Fair Notes
The Ed Ernst farm near Elmwood sold for 33000 to Frank W. Zoz of near Murdock, the highest price in years. Boone County Fair will hold its annual event in late August with new officers and a small surplus after improvements. Grand Island reports wage and school regulation changes, master farmer awards, and a strong Grand Island beet sugar and livestock industry showing growth.
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Ore
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Ed Ernst
Elmwood
Frank W. Zoz
Murdock
C. A. Bropa
Boone ‘County Fair ‘Association
John Clipstom
H. L. Kunkel
A. W. Lamb
A. G. Mansfield
Nebraskans Capture High Corn Yields in State Contest
Two Nebraska farmers led with yields above 90 bushels per acre as J B McArdle of Douglas county and Gerald Wilcox of Red Willow county won irrigated land and overall honors in the Nebraska college of agriculture corn contest. Other winners included Emil Shimic Guide Rock and W R Nicholson, with top central and western sectional yields. The awards stressed cost of production and efficiency alongside yield.
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Nebraska
Douglas County
College of Agriculture
J.B. McArdlé
Gerald Wilcox
Red Willow County
Emil Shimic
Guide Rock
W. R. Nicholson
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State
Crop Growers'association
Centenarian Case celebrated birth anniversary in Nebraska
Auburn Nebraskans joined in honoring pioneer Mr. Case who turned 100 with an open house at his daughter’s home near her place. Born January 1, 1828 in Granby, he moved to Nebraska in 1879, worked as a carpenter and farmer, and has lived in Nemaha county since.
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Walter Gagnebin
U S Plan To Outlaw War Draws Reactions Abroad
Washington reports say France rejected Kellogg's plan for a universal war outlaw declaration and Briand scrapped his own US France pact idea. London and Tokyo react cautiously amid debate over extending antiwar commitments to all major powers. The State Department seeks a Franco American treaty model for broader multilateral pacts.
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Farm-Labor Alliance Formed in Indiana
In Indianapolis fifty representatives from about 400 000 farm and labor union voters formed a farm labor alliance at a dinner. Resolutions opposed the federal estate tax urged farm relief similar to the McNary-Haugen bill and called for limits on equity court injunctions in industrial disputes.
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Indiannapolis
Indiana
Professor Flavell Luther Dies at 78 in Pasadena
Dr Flavell Luther president emeritus of Trinity College Hartford Conn is dead in Pasadena California at age seventy eight The death was attributed to a heart ailment and the veteran educator was a noted figure in New England academia.
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Afifina Pectorie
Bargain Hunters Injured In Basement Collapse
Fifty women gathered before a Marshfield Oregon department store for a sale were thrown into the basement when a sidewalk suddenly collapsed. Emergency crews treated several injuries as shoppers watched in shock.
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Ore
Hickman Pleads Not Guilty to Kidnap and Murder
William Edward Hickman pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to the kidnapping and murder of Marlon Parker. The trial is scheduled for January 25 in Los Angeles.
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William Edward Hickman
Marlon Parker
Wanted Men Trapped by Their Home Paper
Detective notes crooks seek home-town papers to read about crimes. A Western bank defaulter in New York nearly escaped notice until drawn to a distant paper stand by hometown news. Philadelphia Ledger.
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Manhattan
Broadway
Agili
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Shock Restored Speech After 15 Weeks for Man and Spaniel
William Bunting of Philadelphia had been deprived of his voice for 15 weeks after an inanimate accident. The mystery ends when his spaniel Bark woke him with a bark and he exclaimed in relief. The bizarre event followed a night alarm and a near tragedy with his family witnessing the revival.
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Philadelphia
Birek
Bunting
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Mallee
Buning
Towatt Editor's Letter Cites War Veterans and Faith
A fragmentary old rascal piece quotes Jokin Jim and the editor of the Clarion discussing war, fear of conflict, and the fate of veterans. The text mentions a pastor, Farm and Fireside, and suggests praise for the bravest beyond reproach.
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