Supreme Court Invalidates Wartime Language Prohibition
The Supreme Court rules wartime statutes banning German language instruction in schools unconstitutional. The Nebraska case, backed by Robert Meyer, precedes similar Iowa and Ohio suits involving St. Johns Evangelical and August Barfels. The decision impacts efforts across states including Washington and Nebraska.
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Washington
Supreme Court
St. Johns Evangelical Congregation School
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Iowa
Barfels
WILL SIEZE RUM CARRIERS AT THREE MILE LIMIT
Washington Foretza of America declares ships entering U S waters with intent to violate liquor regulations will be seized by federal customs. Treas ury officials instruct officers to identify rum runners whose captains deliberately evade the law and whose vessels will be impounded and sold by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foretza of America
United States
Treasury
Harding Establishes Pipe Springs National Monument
President Harding proclaims Pipe Springs National Monument in Arizona within the Kaibab Indian Reservation. The 40 acre tract provides the sole pure water source on the highway corridor between Hurricane Utah and Fredonia Arizona, per Interior Department notice.
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Washington
Harding
Pipe Springs
Arizona
Interior Department
Keibab Indian Reservation
Hurricane
Utah
Fredonia
Glenn Beulah Sunk After Night Collision Off Virginia Capes
The Glenn Beulah carrying 1500 cases of whiskey was rammed and sunk near Cape Charles light ship. The captain accuses the coast guard cutter Mascoutin of ramming. the ram runner Istar is also mentioned, but xwithstanding details remain unsettled.
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Boose
Norfolk
Glenn Beulah
Government Coast Guard
Mascoutin
Virginia Capes
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
St. Pierre
Island of Miquelon
Triple Alliance Talk Echoes From Conference
Observers foresee a possible alliance among Russia, Japan, and Germany after a preliminary conference invited by the Japanese cabinet to the Russian soviet envoy, Josie, amid treason accusations and tense international maneuvering.
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Russia
Japan
Germany
Josie
Harmony Decides On Glily’s Dergely 2 Matter
Harmony upholds a key decision concerning Glily’s dergely 2 matter, signaling ongoing negotiations and procedural steps. Officials from the Harmony council and Glily’s representatives met to resolve issues affecting policy and future collaboration.
Cornhusker Teems and Local News Highlights
Week sums show Cornhusker teams standings plus regional notes. Banking charter issued to Security State Bank of Maskell. Ak-Sar-Ben races in Omaha draw 400 plus horses and near record purses. Multitude of local incidents include a man overcome by heat in Omaha and a baby death from an oil can explosion. Agricultural fairs, livestock tours, and harvest events are planned across the region with schools expanding summer programs.
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State Banking Department
Security State Bank of
Maskell
North Nebraska
O'Neil
Chad
Sam. Stone
Omaha
Oma
Cecil Pearce
Arnold
Auburn Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Louis Callahan
Rm A G.callahan
Kearney
Central Power Company
Barking
O'Neill
Stapleton
Jamba
Will HB. Love of
Lincoln
Knights of Pythias
State Board of Agriculture
Elizabeth Franklin
University of Missouri
Board of Education of
Wayne
Cheyenne County
Sidney
S& A
Clay County
Scottsbill
West Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Dodge County
Noel
Cover
Cozad
Boston
George Loher
Middle West
Camp Gifford
State Tax Commissioner Reports 1902 1922 Valuations and Increases
Tax data compiled by Commissioner Wm HM Smith show assessed and actual values for farm lands town lots improvements and railroad property from 1902 to 1922. The twenty year jump equals 1 388 522 289 or 377 42 percent with 1912 to 1922 rising 608 967 084 or 40 67 percent. Several notes cover railroad values damages weather events and public notices.
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Wm. HM. Smith
Ieee
Pby
Fragmentary notice on young girl ornament and wreath
A fragmented text mentions a lighter ornament for a younger girl and a wreath of geld interspersed with wishes for befliiamta and pomrie. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Felt and Taffeta Spring Styles Highlighted
A fashion note previews spring felt and taffeta fabrics in bold colors and lace details. Designers emphasize lightweight textures and shimmering shades to brighten wardrobes for the season.
Beetles Adorn Hats in Parisian Fashion Pages
The article describes metal beetle motifs decorating hats and accessories, noting brilliant lace brims and delicate netting. It highlights the spectacle of scorched finishes and large glistening beetle themes as part of the Parisian fashion scene.
Thoroughbred to Aid U S Utility Horse Breeding
The United States Department of Agriculture and Wyoming join to use the thoroughbred stallion Glaisdale at the Burke breeding station near Buffalo Wyoming. Bred from English race influence, Glaisdale carries lines from Rosendale St Frusquin and others and was selected by Maj Henry Leonard for remount service work. Officials expect his lineage to enhance the western range and farm horse types in U S breeding programs.
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Beaver Valley
Furnas County
Stelg
Nebraska City Am
Luther Frye
Lincoln
Railwas Brotherhoods
Bryan
Frank Kennedy
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Order
Bruce Crowe
St. Paul
United States Department of Agriculture
A. F. Thiel
Nebraska
Queen City Shriving Ark Association
Gage County Agricultural Society
Gage County Fair Association
State Bank Guarantee Commission
Omaha National Bank
Waller W. Head
Extension
The
State University
Wila Sibert Cather
Bly
Ainsworth
Ely
W. C. Norton
Humboldt Standard
Kiesom Harry
Dawson
United States Department
War Department
Hurke
Buffalo
Wee
Wyoming
Giaiecale
Eng
Glaisdale
England
Henry Leonard
Leonard
United States Army
Wyonting Station
Horeat
Stalin
Practical Method of Getting Rid of Rats
Practical method from the United States Department of Agriculture explains fumigation by running a gasoline engine to emit gas into rat burrows. Suitable for few holes and small areas, it cautions about reinfestation and suggests cleaning, poison balls, traps, and rat proofing alongside community campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Soy Beans Growable With Corn For Pasture Use
The article notes soybeans can be grown with corn as pasture for beef and dairy cattle. It highlights sweet clover advantages over grasses including high protein and succulent growth through summer. The clover supports more animals per acre than bluegrass or timothy pastures.
Quality Hides Will Bring Higher Prices
Advice urges careful hide removal and proper salting to preserve value. Notes weak curing reduces quality and dampens price prospects for hides and skins.
Garden Tidage and Its Impact on Historical Work
Fragmentary text discusses garden tidage as a key factor in success. It notes perpetual heat and a chic layout as influencing outcomes, though the passage is incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
One barberry bush causes big crop losses and potential ruin
A U S Department study notes a single barberry bush can trigger extensive damage including a recorded loss of 12 520 dollars from rust in one direction. The report warns eradication is still needed as barberry spreads infection and reduces yields across farms and years.
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Yieid
United States
Department of Agriculture
Cabbage Maggot Attacks Prevented by Tar Paper
Farmers can protect cabbages and related crops from cabbage maggots by placing tar paper around plants when set out. Sun exposure dries eggs and prevents hatching, while tarred felt paper forms pads with central slits to shield young plants from egg laying.
Failure in the Dairy Business
A historical note stresses three pillars of dairy success: the business itself, the cow, and especially the man. It argues the enterprise is sound, cows must be productive, and the dairyman must understand feeding, herd selection, and proper use of a purebred bull.
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Harold ,R
Lascelles
Picidman
State Dairy Commission
Treatment of Calf Scours Methods and Doses
The remedy outlines halving feed to stimulate hunger and using castor oil or paraffin oil in small doses. A mixture of formalin and water given with milk may ease symptoms, and gentian extract added to oil is suggested before each feeding. Reduce milk to half or a third and divide into two to four feedings daily.
Keep All Heifers Growing for Stronger Stock
Farmers are urged to maintain steady growth in heifer calves with silage and clover or alfalfa hay. Feed two to five pounds of grain daily per heifer, choosing corn when silage is scarce. A balanced ration with silage and hay plus a grain mix of corn and meal supports healthy development.
Fall and Spring Calving Study by J S Moore
Results from three years at the Mississippi experiment station show fall calving cows produced 172 pounds more milk and 184 pounds more butterfat per year than spring calving cows. Early versus late fall calving favored late fall by 88 pounds of milk and 27.45 pounds of butterfat per cow.
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J. S. Moore
Mississippi Experiment Station
Needful minerals in feed for dairy cattle
The text lists common dairy feeds with lime content and phosphorus levels. Legumes such as hay, cowpeas, clover, alfalfa, and soybeans provide lime, with cowpeas high in lime. Phosphorus is highest in wheat bran, wheat middlings, and linseed meal as ranked.
Benefits From Cow Testing Boosts Dairy Herd Output
Cow testing raises average herd production by removing low producers and lets owners select foundation animals by performance. Calves may be fed milk age with skim milk as soon as they can eat solid feed, and they will consume as much as they are given.
Tanlac touted for indigestion and rheumatism relief
Anecdotal ad claims rheumatism and indigestion vanish when digestion improves. A Midland hotel guest from Clayton, Nebraska reports relief after using Tanlac, noting restored appetite and energy. Additional advertisements and entries appear, including household products and reflections on life.
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