Nebraska farmers urged to plant trees and alfalfa advice
The Nebraska Farmer urges farmers from Tecumseh and beyond to plant trees to protect fields and stock from winds, provide fuel and fencing, and improve rainfall. Cautions alfalfa on low wet ground and notes cold winters harm the crop. Editorial also covers church support, Civil Service law reform, tariff debates, and a critique of pugilism.
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Windmill and Corn Trade Highlight Rural Economy
A Nebraska farmer traded 4000 bushels of corn for 100 head of steers and fat hogs after selling at a 52 cent per bushel value. The piece plus windmill use notes wind power as a versatile farm asset for water, fuel, tools, and shop work, urging innovation and self reliance on rural homesteads.
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Veroment travel notice and payment details
Fragmented text outlines a travel notice with a payment of 780 dollars and 15 dollars for expenses. Mentions an enclosed prepaid envelope and references a national entity. Details are unclear and names are unreliable.
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