Nebraska plans reopening Bellevue College and statewide events
News notes from Omaha and across Nebraska report plans to reopen Bellevue College, the eleventh annual state bowling event in Omaha March 27, and a range of agricultural and civic activities. Updates include hog herd losses near Columbus, a new assistant secretary of labor appointment, fund disputes, exams, and local improvements such as water diversions near Blair, crow hunts, and upcoming meetings of agricultural and chamber groups.
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Bellevue College
Annus State Bowling Saneatee
Bleid
Omaha
Ain Loke
Hoskins State Bank
Jesihan
Will le Beir
Ar She
Frewentater
Albert Tracey
L. Williams
Gage County
Beatrice
McLaughlin
County Pair Association
Stace. Board. of Agriculture
Lincoln
Stanway
GG Kimberling
Eduardo Perado
Argentina
Pachée City
Kearney
Amherst
Beniers
Pm Knights
Ak-ar-Ben
Sameqn
Mid-West Concrete Products Association
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Pawnee County
Hard Water in Spraying Citrus Groves Warns Officials
Agricultural guidance notes that citrus groves relying on well water for spraying may suffer due to hard water. The report explains minerals in deep wells hinder emulsions and recommends pretreatment measures. It highlights regional dependence on hard well water and cites agricultural authorities' advisories.
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Ertesusa
Crop production behind rise in population figures
Historical crop production data show a lag behind population growth with figures indicating limited gains and a 6 percent increase in a key metric. The text notes per vein output and compares current rates to five year averages, highlighting a gap between output and demand.
Kansas Potato Seed Treatment Increases Acreage
Kansas potato growers treating more seed show higher yields and acreage. Extension workers conducted trials with six competing seed lots across the state. Treated plots produced better germination and vigor, lifting Kansas Valley acreage of treated seed potatoes from early 1918 to over 6,000 acres by 1924.
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Kansas
Seltee
Enginger
Kaw
United States
Prerth
1924 Crop Production Estimates from USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 1924 crop production values across major crops. Total value to growers reached about 404 million dollars driven by hay and grain, with tomatoes, potatoes, strawberries, and cantaloupes contributing sizable sums. Cropland allocation favored the largest acreage in the season.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Useful Litter Carrier for Manure Handling
A detailed description praises a litter carrier as a top barn implement. It explains that manure forks easily into the carrier, avoiding spillage from the windows, and that once loaded the device is rolled to a receptacle and emptied by a mechanical lever.
Grain Temperature Reduction to Protect Stored Grain
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that lowering stored grain temperature reduces insect reproduction and damage. By maintaining grain at lower temperatures, up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit below ambient, infestations by pests decline, improving grain quality and reducing losses.
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Oie States Department of Accceniture
Wits
Sao Pass
eRmley
Fiat
Trent
Crane
Herating
Greta
Secret of Storing Ice for Use During Summer
Fragmented text outlines methods for preserving ice for summer use. Mentions storage conditions, potential equipment, and practical tips. Reading gaps obscure details but signal a guide format. Indicates a focus on longevity and safety of ice reserves.
Certified Potato Seed First Large Factor
Fragmented text describes certified potato seed with references to early production, digging, and spring timing. Mentions names and places in garbled form and suggests a trade notice or seed certification outline. The readable items point to seed certification stages and field work details without clear attribution.
Plan to Kill Quack Grass Through Deep Undersod Tillage
A reader discusses methods for eradicating quack grass by deep subsurface tillage. The plan involves freezing, thawing, and drying soil to disrupt underground stems and destroy root vitality.
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Reid
Farm Notes on Poultry and Crop Practices
A fragmented agricultural note discusses poultry feeding, manure use, and crop ideas. It suggests stable manure for soil fertility, clover as a potential but challenging crop, and mentions waste disposal and frost vegetable ideas for chicken yard use. The text emphasizes practical stock management and crop planning.
Ostrich Feathers Stir Fashion as Popular Trimming
The New York Times notes ostrich feathers regain popularity as trimming for accessories. Designers showcase feather use on dresses, beaver hats, and hats, with colors from vermilion to neutrals and new stiff plumes intensifying the opulent look.
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New York Times
Jamil Leery Vetrivh
Kied
Pete Dvenee
Heck
Turquoise Beavers Hat with Silver Trim Described
The piece describes a turquoise blue beaver hat with silver cloth trim and notes it as stylish for the season. It emphasizes the hat’s color and trim to accentuate its beauty and fit current fashion.
Scrambled Fragments Point to Food and City Life
A garbled OCR snippet mentions meals with crabmeat and broad references to parks and streets. It hints at a New York Times style urban scene with people and places like Mrs. and Senate, but the text is incomplete and jumbled.
Tanlac Claims to Add Pounds and Improve Digestion
Tanlac is advertised to add 20 pounds, boost blood and tone the digestive organs, putting the body in fighting trim. The ad urges readers to consult their druggist and try Tanlac now, promising quick improvement and offering Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Tanlac
Tomi
Accessories in Harmony With Suit Styles Across Eras
The text describes how accessories should complement attire, noting ties, bags, stockings, and jewelry as key harmony elements. It contrasts daytime and evening ensembles, mentioning fabric choices, colors, and practical details like correct shades and subtle ornamentation.
Hairdresser Shapes Transforms For Every Customer
A local hairdresser crafts tailor made coiffures, matching each style to the head shape and hair tone. One striking braid encircles the back of the head transforming afternoon wear into evening style.
Bizarre Headdress and Jewelry Featured in Formal Attire
A peculiar toiletton details bizarre headdress and antique jewelry used with evening gowns. The headgear resembles Indian styles with white fabric and metal brocade, described as ornate though fragile and unfamiliar to observers.
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Tliere
Gray ensemble leads fashion in whispered era style
A description of a woman named Gray le Chie following Clemly, noted for a gray suit with fur trim, gray hat, coat, and stockings, praised as forward in fashion and refined in appearance.
Steel Beads Adorn Moire Bags With Tailored Beading
A description of moire bags decorated with steel beads by a designer named Kage. The large square envelopes feature intricate beadwork and include essential fittings or Ottings.
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Cornhusker News
Columbus
B. Pirie
McMuhen
Mito A. Mills
Bar
Oscouia
Bhevator
Antinas
Christenses
Milldale
Custer County
Catrie
WSS
State Game
Jenkins
Gage County Farm Bureau
Blair
Missouri
Freud
Donald B. MacMillan
Omaha Society of Fine Arts
Youk
E. E_ .Purcell
Broken Bow
War
State Board of Agriculture
Linegin
George Jackson
Damon
Iain Hundred
Jemit
Lear Hat Aioe
Bridgeport Steel
Mdy Ggike
Briggeport Chamber
Commaree
Aperae Tite
Teeke
Tee. Org
Better Tradi Ag
C Ampaign
Ut Levi Merce
Platte. Vailez
S/te
Body
Eee
Dee
Ted Broad
Céeube Sialon
Heory
Husker
Waele
Eclion Voward
Gulburige
Hastings
Nelcom
Jincelu
Geneva
Bladen
Jag Center
Pawnee Chy
Lewn Sayies
Angie
Sayles
Canada
Albion
Opimm
Samm
United States Indian School
Agrigatt
Realecin
Tees
Ettelcid
Deepe
Weil
Amd
Agotiliel
Itpeter
Staten
Dius Igen
Saa
Paris
Joe
Labora Senate
Segrin
Portland
Ore
Peterson
Mary
Pitsburgh
Ansieer
Ty Pike
Arey Ize Salt Products
Tasijen
Bax
Bizarre Headdress
Gray le Chie
Sai
S. S. Shean
O Street
Neb
Lincoln’s
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