Water plant progress and state events noted across Nebraska
Reports show rapid progress on the DuBois water plant while a string of Nebraska events unfolds. Old settlers’ picnic at Lodgepole, September 7. apple blossoms in Omaha. death of Edward B. Taylor, pioneer of Filley. potato market updates from Mitchell. highway construction between O’Neill and Ewing. osteopathic convention in Omaha. Dalton’s festival on September 22. Izaak Walton league convention in Norfolk. deaf convention in Omaha. large radishes dug by Frank Ohmacht. Rock landmark erosion. missionary assignment for Minnie Clausen. Knight knocked by lightning at McCook. golf title in Northeast Nebraska. death of Joseph Murphy at Hebron. National Farm Loan meeting in Omaha. American Legion band contest. On Leong patrol by Omaha Chinese. Nebraska Dairy Development tour. 4-H club representation at state fair. large tomato crops. welcome arches for veterans in Omaha October 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Henry C. Larson
Omaha
Edward B. Taylor
Filley
Mitchell District
O'Neill and
Ewing
Nebraska State Osteopathic Association
Dalton
Izaak Waiton League Association of Nebaska
Norfolk
Nebraska Association of the Deaf
Frank Ohmacht
Nebraska City
Rock
Nebraska
Oregon Trail
Minnie Clausen
John Clausen
Tecumseh
Lima
Peru
South America
National Farm Loan Association
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
Otto Liebers
Washington County
Nebraskas Weekly News Roundup Falls City to Omaha to Scottsbluff
A sprawling Nebraska page highlights Falls City artists led by Mabel Strickland with Ben Butler as Barker, Omaha car upgrades from Ford, Chadron wheat yields, centipede hatching at the University of Nebraska, record state fair livestock entries, twin births in Falls City, a child death from a bicycle fall, Columbus trapshooters heading to Omaha, Scottsbluff flower show, Gideons convention set for 1926, open season on Chinese pheasants, and cattle losses from weed exposure in Prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Mabel Strickland
Aoe Mars Fast
Chick Hannon
Grady Wilson
Charlie Johnson
Ben Butler
Nebraska
Kansas
Falls’ City
Ornamentation Drives Gown Trends Across Paris to New York
A fashion writer notes ornamentation dominates gowns this season with elaborate trims from Paris masters. Designers mix two materials and velvet advances in daytime and evening wear, while plain lines give way to panels, borders, and draped velvet hats for varied elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deciares
New York Times
Paria
Mvrit
UN Makers
Tabeien
Fabrica
Rue de la Paix
Oliver
Culling Poultry Flock Is Favored
USDA guidance urges regular culling of unprofitable hens to improve flock profitability. It describes physical signs of laying versus nonlaying birds, including vent size, abdomen, legs, beak color, and comb condition, with August to September as the peak culling period. It stresses removing sick, thin, or weak birds promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mocks
Rhode Island
Fix Grades of Hay of Different Kinds
Government backed hay grading based on nutritive value changes markets. F H Steinmetz of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station explains grading aids advertising and sale. Buyers gain clarity on kind quality and condition improving recourse if misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Steinmetz
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Prairie Hayes
Fall Plowing Advised By University Farm Experts
Farmers are urged to favor early fall plowing as it aids decomposition of plant matter, opens the soil for fall seeds, suppresses weeds, eases spring work, and reduces crowding on farms benefiting both workers and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Farm Notes on Poultry Feed and Fall Planting Tips
Infertile eggs from an incubator can feed chicks. Grass cover boosts summer crops. legumes improve following harvest and serve as feed. Iron treatment with a hatchet can cure egg-eating hens. Fall plowing on hubam benefits yield by 10 to 20 bushels. Mites harm poultry profits. control advised. Vegetables for fall or winter include carrots turnips winter radish cucumbers late peas sweet corn and late blueberries.
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DuBoisis
Stars
Ford
Marcus Cain
Chadron
Lincoln
John A. Cameron
Department of
Bolony
University of Nebraska
Cameron
Baby Reeves
Fair Coliseum
A. Miller
David
Bessie
Miller
Whee Chete
Charles, Nine
Estel Spadt
Columbus
Scottebiuff
North Platte Valley
Scottabiuffi
Fremont
A. H. Carstena
Nebraska Gideons
Ous
Kb Mdlaneni
Sks
Brandt
Fermi
United States Department of Agriculture
Aspiri
Bayer
Beyer
EALE
Sie Bs
Council Bluffs
Lows
Toledo
Resino
Beecham
P. Louis Loeffler
Rochester
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