Water and irrigation in Nebraska’s future expands west
Francis M. Dischner argues western Nebraska will be farmed via public pumping stations and irrigation networks. He notes North Platte project water, artesian wells, and natural streams shaping a statewide system, with reservoirs, falls, and lakes drawing tourists as farms grow across Scottsbluff to Cherry County.
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Nebraska
Natunel
Wyoming
Scottsbluff
Chadren
Crawford
Alliannce
Agate
Cherry County
Holdredge
Laroasa
Mecca
Tod
Errr County
Dry farming and state parks in Nebraska plan
The article argues for expanding state parks in Nebraska to boost western tourism and outlines dry farming as a drought mitigation method. It highlights water scarcity challenges and cites rivers like the Dismal and lakes such as Lake Mina and Lake Alice as scenic resources. It notes Cherry County as a sportsman haven with diverse fish and game.
Post Toasties Crispness Ad by Postum Company
Ad touts Post Toasties as delicious crisp flakes loved by children. It highlights double crispness from a special process and the lasting flavor of white corn, urging mothers to serve them at breakfast and snacks. Recommends the red and yellow wax-wrapped package from grocers.
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Postum Company
Golden Cross Tavern License Renewal Denied
A historic tavern named the Golden Cross failed to renew its license after the licensing court reported bankruptcy and dwindling business at the half year review. The case ties to historical context, noting Robert Burns and a local lodge affiliation.
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Golden Cross
Lisbian Lcensing
Robert Burns
Focal Lodge of
Free Masorys
Laenden
Publisher Offers Dean Inge Life Story for Two Thousand Pounds
An American publisher cables Dean Inge asking to write his life for over two thousand pounds. Inge declines, then the publisher asks for a life of Christ on lower terms. The exchange appears in a foreign newspaper via Boston Transcript.
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Beck
Christ
Boston
Tranuscript
Baby Talk Sparks Parent Hilarity in Detroit News
A lighthearted column notes a baby’s babble as a funny riddle for parents. The piece captures the family’s amused attempts to decode the infant’s chatter and the surrounding smiles.
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Detroit News
Pride and Timing Guide Policy Notes
The passage discusses how pride aligns with quick decisions about when to apply a per-option approach. It contrasts confident posture with timing choices, suggesting a link between demeanor and method.
Pot humor and shop talk mix in terse quip
A wry line contrasts the folly of spending big on pot with the idea that others should not be expected to share the speaker’s troubles. It ends with a witticism comparing a watchmaker to a centipede in having many hands.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating preparation to end foot pain soreness and odors. Claims to heal sacking feet, corns, and calous issues, with money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. Cites widespread use for swollen varicose veins and references a U. S. periodical imprint.
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Moone
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