Robert W Furnas: Nebraska's Frontiersman of Agriculture
The article chronicles Robert W. Furnas, Brownville editor and statesman, who promoted Nebraska agriculture from 1856 until his death in 1905. It highlights his role in founding the Nebraska Advertiser, advancing winter wheat, tree planting, alfalfa, sugar beets, and his leadership of the Nebraska State Historical Society begun in 1878.
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Robert W. Furnas
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Brownville
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska State Historical Society
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United States Army
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Beaver Crossing
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New York
Illinois
Wakefield
Brownville Advertiser
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Board of Agriculture
Founded Historical Society
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New Orleans
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Commonwealth
Exports from Nebraska Show a Large Increase in 1925
Nebraska's exports for the first three months of 1925 reach 6 603 138 in value, a sharp rise from 1924's 4 850 085, per Department of Commerce data. Wheat shipments lead with 1 762 474, while hams, shoulders, bacon, animal oils and fats, and wheat flour also contribute to the gain.
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Department of Commerce
Quips and quirks from a vintage humor column
A collection of wry observations andone liners on manners language and society. Jokes touch on luck in bargains honesty in price first cars marriage manners and fashion with satirical twists and playful misdirections. The tone resembles light editorial humor from a bygone era.
Schools Speak On Foolish Ideas In Education
A reflective note argues that many people push their foolish ideas into schools and praises the current quality of education, while warning that few are balanced enough to resist flattery.
Respecting Grey Hair Without Butter
A playful note emphasizes honoring gray hair while avoiding any involvement with butter. It uses a light tone to suggest courtesy and good taste in social settings.
Excessive eating blamed for greater harm than drinking
A remark attributes more damage to overeating than to alcohol abuse in the country, arguing diet-related health issues are the larger concern. The statement contrasts public health impacts of two common habits and emphasizes dietary excess as a major problem.
Versatile Big Legged Britches See Flexible Use
A note on the popular big legged britches highlighting their adaptable design. With minor structural changes they can be worn starting from either end, offering flexible wear for users.
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