Cornhusker News brief roundup of Nebraska items
Nebraska items from West Point to Beatrice reported fatal goring of Herman Koeman at his West Point farm, tornados causing heavy damage near Greeley and Madison county, and local civic notes including postmasters named and a new Burwell business club The Kansas Nebraska area also saw water supply improvements and plans for barge transport on the Missouri river amid wheat market shifts and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Koeman
West Point
Geneva
Veterans of ‘Seward
Jimmie May
Omaha
George Haldeman
York
Business Men's ‘Club
Burwell
The
Wranglers
Greeley
Labbech & Son
Syracuse
Cornhusker
Beatrice
Blue Springs
Madison County
Pawnee City
Dean Shuey
Nebraska City
Charles
Pool
Macey
William L. Houck
Fremont
Tass
Holdrege
William €. Coupland
Elgin
W. A. Nyrop
Nebraska
Lincoln
Plattamouth
Nebraska Gas & Electric Company
Frank Noelle
Wayne County
Noelle
Germany
Z. L. Boughn
Randolph
Boughn
Cedar County
Missouri
World Service Council
Iowa and
Carl
Fredericks, Jr
Richardson County
Garden Club of
Hemingford
Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
PP. E. Clement
Nebraska Good Roads ‘Associations
Homer
Big Ditch
Norfolk Baseball Club
Tri-state League
Norfolk
Sylvia Dendinger
Henry Dendinger
Hartington
United States
Farlow
Persia Ordered to Stop Insults Amid Diplomatic Tension
The United States protests foreigner rights violations in Persia. Officials send a formal note to the Persian foreign office after repeated incidents against Americans and other nationals. Washington condemns authorities for failing to protect foreign citizens and warns of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Foreign Office
Polineman
Market Notes Mixed as Industry Stabilizes and Prices Move
The week saw mixed signals with stabilizing industry and hopeful demand. Wheat rose late on favorable crop reports while corn mirrored wheat with early declines and later gains. government data pressured cotton to near ten dollars a base briefly, and bear positions remained bold amid uncertain grain trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Gamlbriups
Medustry
London
T.tis
Philippine Chief Justice Dies in Manila
Manila reports the death of Manuel Arauno, chief justice of the Philippine Supreme Court. The article notes the structure of judicial appointments and mentions U S presidential influence on appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manuel Arauno
Philippine Islanda
Supreme Court
United States
Marabou Accents Chiffon Gowns In 1920s Revival Fashions
The Boston Globe notes returning fashion favors marabou accents on chiffon and satin gowns. Crocheted lace appears on heavier fabrics with georgette and silk dresses receiving lace yokes and trims. Bright ribbons, wide lace flounces, and ribben flowers are featured for summer frocks and sport wears.
Lace and Ribbon Demand in Summer Fashion
A fragmented item notes growing popularity of lace and ribbon in summer attire. The garb market appears influenced by fashion trends and consumer interest, with references to simple, pure style and accessories shaping purchases.
Norfolk Model In Paris Sports Suit Described
A Paris fashion note discusses a Norfolk model adapted for a sports suit with grey weave and vented pockets. The design features a double edged skirt with colored tucks and a high waist, noting its broad yoke and practical pockets.
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Norfolk
Paris
Abe
Patawis
Luke Suniher
York
Herald Tribune
Madeteipe
Karen Mtchine
Sania Frei
Sapein Baog
Iterari
Lace Adorned Parisian Slippers Featured In Fashion Notes
The piece describes feminine footwear with Irish lace inserts and French knots, highlighting white suede heels with decorative lace. Strapped black satin options with pale stones and garnet or sapphire decor are noted, emphasizing a delicate after noon style and the appeal of a small foot silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Dearer
Tom Ferminine
Heart Han
Colored Heels And Jewelry Set In Pearl And Emerald Style
The article notes popular fashion pairing of colored heels with pearl and emerald inspired outfits. It highlights imitation emeralds and three strand pearl accents worn with white dresses. The piece describes chic scope of matching accessories and a vivid, lively look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Question of Sleeves At The Me Men
A fashion note discusses sleeve styles for day and evening wear. Day sleeves vary from tight to loose while evening sleeves are often omitted or shortened in informal dresses of crepe and tuk silk, offering a practical compromise.
California Plan of Cooperation in Citrus Marketing History
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the bulletin reviews the California plan of cooperative marketing for citrus fruit. It traces growth from the early 1900s when shipments exceeded four thousand cars to later periods with larger crops and the formation of exchanges and federations, noting distortions, bankruptcies, and the development of district exchanges and grower organizations shaping the California citrus industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Amely Department
United States
Department of Agriculture
California
Cey Eyperem Tivier
Mi Rive
Sint
Enttines
Bruit
Arical
Opera
Laecak
Mock Trial Teaches Scrub Bull Breeding Reform
Students act as attorneys in a mock trial on improving inferior breeding stock. A dairy specialist from Tennessee discusses the Scrub Sire trial under agricultural agency auspices to aid those interested in bettering farm livestock. Copies of the publication were offered free by the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Ott
Uti
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Cultivating Alfalfa After Second Cut Helps Bluegrass Control
Farmers cultivate alfalfa fields in spring after the second crop to kill bluegrass and conserve moisture. The soil is dry then, making weed control easier, and cultivation often follows each cutting to prevent potting out by spring work.
Preventing Stinking Smut of Wheat Crop
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin explains odorless and harmful bunt control. Seed treatment with copper sulfate or commercial lime sulfur reduces soilborne infection and delays sowing to limit damage. Seed damage occurs in semi acidic regions due to threshing injury, yet proper treatment protects most seed while dry conditions reduce spore viability and infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Inet
Theat Bujierin
Department of Agriculture
Barth
Jose
Sndt
United States Department
Agriculture
Washington
Sweet Clover Superior as SoiP Improving Crop
The fragment mentions crop notes with phrases about wheat profits and farming terms. It references Sweet Clover Superior and improving crops, with scattered words-like notes on mintgoucery, funds, and work, suggesting agricultural table or misread OCR. The passage is highly garbled.
Township Adopts Novel Plan to Improve Stock
A confused text outlines a township adopting a new scheme to improve stock breeding and organization. Mentions classes of stock, breed selections, and a committee or association planning actions over a year. Specific names and places are garbled, but the overall aim is agricultural stock improvement and cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gong Teehee
Old-Time Guidance on Weeds and Forage Improvement
In this fragment advice urges farmers to sow rust resistant beans for tall crops and ensure enough forage for the year. It warns against pastures failing to improve and stresses careful planning, cost awareness, and proper manure management to preserve soil health and maximize returns.
Grow Quality Vegetables From Soil to Sale
The note discusses differences between growing quality vegetables and merely growing vegetables. It highlights key factors like soil richness and cultivation practices, noting that rich starting material helps but is not sufficient if the nest is not good. The text emphasizes careful feeding and cultivation with every rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy
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