Nebraska Receives Wildlife Restoration Funds Allocation
The Wildlife Restoration Act directs annual allocations to states from existing sports equipment taxes. Nebraska is estimated to receive $67,475 with federal cooperation for wildlife conservation projects. The act allows gubernatorial assent by executive order and uses tax-derived funds to support conservation without new taxes.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
Nebraska urged to advertise state advantages
Lincoln Fogarty urged Nebraska to spend state funds on advertising its advantages. He cited 22 of 48 states already do so and outlined three focus areas: Nebraska products, attracting new industries, and tourism. He called for a statewide pamphlet to answer information requests and promote investment.
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Lincoln
Frank Fogarty
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Associated Industries of Nebraska
Fogarty
Omaha
State Treasurer Reports August General Fund Lows
Walter H. Jensen's report shows August 31 general fund at 341,218 dollars the lowest since 1927 when a legislative investigation led to a 1.76 mill levy. August totals include 5,765,331 in current cash and general funds and 6,589,796 with trust fund income. total resources rise to 20,500,072.
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Lincoln
Walter H. Jensen
WPA rolls fall nationally while Nebraska gains workers
The Works Progress Administration reported 1,482,707 employed nationwide for the week ending August 28, a drop of about 22,000 from the prior week. Nebraska rose by 371 to 16,685 workers in that period.
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WPA
Nebraska
Washington
D. C
Works Progress Administration
Aubrey Williams
An-Projects
CCC Camps Open To More Lincoln
The CCC enrollment rules will allow selection of boys from non relief family groups, announced by Ernest F. Witte, State director of the CCC program, indicating broader eligibility under recent legislation.
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CCC
Lincoln
Ernest F. Witte
Mate
Farm Topics Heat Hurts Dairy in Summer
Faulty rations heat and flies are blamed for reduced milk flow as cows struggle in hot weather. Pastures shrink and lose protein. supplement with lespedera sudan grass or silage and raise grain protein to twenty percent. Provide shade and ample water, reduce fly breeding, and keep stalls clean with weekly manure removal.
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North Carolina
Sue Colliens
WNU
Sudan
Sanitation Key to Preventing Turkey Disease, Experts Say
Dr. E. N. Stout of Colorado State College warns that sanitation can prevent or check blackhead in turkeys, while vaccines and medicines offer no proven cure. Avoid raising turkeys with chickens and prevent ditch-water contamination to reduce infection risk and spread among farms.
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E. N. Stout
State College
Fort Collins
Colo
Stout
Climacteric of an Apple Term Explained
The Rural New Yorker discusses climacteric as the stage when fruit stops receiving food from the tree and must ripen independently. It notes the fruit now consumes oxygen, emits carbon dioxide and heat, loses firmness, and can no longer sustain itself. Most fruit is harvested as climacteric begins.
Theyre Not All Professors Absent minded Moments Noted
A collection of quirky anecdotes shows prominent figures from Dwight Morrow to Henry A. Wallace and J David Stern in minor lapses of memory. The column pairs playful stories with brief each
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Dwight W. Morrow
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
Czechoslovakia
London
Helper of H He who helps a child helps hu manity
Quote attributed to Philip Brooks emphasizing early aid to children as the most immediate and unique form of human help, suggesting its lasting impact on humanity.
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Phillips Brooks
Strange Appetite Confusion After Lunch
A diner, Stern, complains of a mysterious hunger loss then learns he has just finished his meal about twenty minutes earlier. The waiter explains the timing, clarifying the odd sensation in a concise exchange.
Age Limit on Pullets Defines Fowl Stages
A Rural New Yorker writer notes flexible poultry classifications by size weight and age. A pullet is a female fowl under one year. after that, the pullet becomes a hen. The article discusses the lack of exact limits for different stages of growth.
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New Yorker
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