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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
1
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A collection of observations cites historical price comparisons, trade balances with Great Britain, and U S interest in arbi tration talks. It notes Weyler’s claim of control in Cuba despite heavy losses among Spanish troops and reports success of free rural delivery on 44 routes across 29 states.
It is estimated that 22 acres of land are needed to sustain one man on fresh meat. The same space could feed 42 people with wheat, 88 with oats, 176 with potatoes, Indian corn and rice, and over 6,000 with the plantain or bread-fruit tree.
The piece urges Nebraska farmers to embrace corn bread this winter to cut flour costs and keep wheat prices stable. It argues Americans preach maize bread but do not practice it and calls for reform in household habits by using locally produced corn products.
At Buffalo national convention the Woman's Relief Corps reports major achievements led by president Mrs. Agnes Kitt of Indianapolis. It funded homes for wives and mothers of soldiers, supported memorials in several states, secured aid for destitute army nurses, and promoted patriotic education and school flags. It also notes chicory production in Nebraska and outlines Nebraska game laws with hunting seasons and penalties.
Mrs Hattie N Bemis of Arabia Nebraska offers a dozen widows a share of her large northwestern Nebraska land to cultivate with no male assistance She will provide machinery cattle horses swine and poultry and funds until harvest She rules that if any ward marries the title is forfeited and crops can be sold only to men per the Chicago Chronicle report
A new profitable agricultural sector develops in Nebraska with chicory farming and processing, shaped like sugar beet methods but simpler and cheaper. The venture promises strong profits with required machinery deemed affordable, supporting rapid growth.
The commissioners of pensions report added 50,101 new pensioners and restored 8,011. Losses totaled 41,122 from death, remarriage, legal limits, unclaimed years, and other causes. The roll reached 976,014 on June 30, with a net gain of 5,306. Nebraska has 16,893 veterans on rolls drawing 2,544,873.
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