Wheat Crop Biggest in State Since 1931
Nebraska's winter wheat harvest reached 46,306,000 bushels the largest since 1931, with 3,261,000 acres harvested though some loss due to heat. Per acre yields averaged about 14.2 bushels, down from 15.5 last year while eastern counties fared better and western regions suffered. Nebraska corn conditions have declined midseason due to heat and moisture shortages, with some farmers beginning ensilage in central areas.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
A. V. Nordquist
Nordquist
Saunders
Lancaster
Gage
Panhandle
Hamilton
York
Polk
Busy Life and Hidden Discontent in Vic's Marin Tale
A San Francisco hillside home overlooks the Presidio as Victoria grapples with happiness after a hurried honeymoon. The early chapters reveal her vows of service to Quentin Gwen and the city’s blind and orphanage, but time slips away and she questions whether married life brings true fulfillment.
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Victoria Serrendeen
Keftth Herren-deen
San Francisco
Magda
Victoria
Keith
Herrendeens
Gma
Ferdy Manners
Argentina
Manners
Nevada
Catherine
Europe
Ferdy
South America
Vic
Lucius Farmer
Boici
Keats
Quentin Hardisty
Quentin
Marian Pool
Mrs Pool
Mrs. Keats
Honolulu
Darling
Susanna Hardisty
Susan
Hardisty
Richard
Robert
Wic
Kenny
Sue
Bobs
Peninsula
Menlo Park
Gannetts
Dr. Gannett
Gannett
Mabel Gannett
Josephine
Old Fuller
Los Angeles
Betsey
Billy McGrew
Josephine McGrew
Daly City
Mollie
Dicky
Kenty
Vicky
Gwen
Washington Street
Presidio
Golden Gate
Personality Habits Set in Childhood
The report notes children who boss others in play tend toward aggression and domineering behavior. It summarizes that early habits shape social conduct and can indicate later personality traits.
One House Cost Drops From Two to One in Nebraska
State Auditor W. H. Price reports the unicameral Nebraska legislature cost about 30.8 percent less than the prior bicameral session. Total approved salaries and expenses run $151,693.60 with $101,445.38 drawn to date and remaining liabilities around $49,248.22. The unicameral passed 212 laws at about $660.37 each versus 192 laws at $1,055.17 each in the last bicameral session, a roughly 37 percent saving.
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Lincoln
W. H. Price
Legislative Journal
Saahehain
Frisbie predicts better 4H work at state fair
L. I. Frisbie state H club leader at the agricultural college says this year’s Nebraska state fair exhibits will be better than in several years. He notes a possible drop in livestock due to feed shortages but praises girls’ increased canning thanks to bumper fruit and vegetable crops and adds boys have taken a promising path.
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Frisbie
Lincoln
Nebraska
L. I. Frisbie
The
Agricultural College
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