Nebraska Leads In Crop Conditions And Alfalfa Gains
State Board of Agriculture reports align with federal expert findings, placing Nebraska atop national crop conditions with 12.7 percent higher averages. Alfalfa planting surges, with five eastern counties showing a 50 percent rise, while winter wheat up 20 percent and corn up 41 percent, per Nebraska assessors for 1918.
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State Board of Agriculture
Nntion
Nebraska
Ate Board
Neraska
Union
Lowa
State Card of Agriculture
Kays. Noe
Ebraska
Kansas
Expired Subscription Notice Appears in Review Office
A blue check mark in the square signals that the subscription has expired. Piao pay at the Review offices.
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Square
Piao
Five Acre Wheat Contest Sponsored by Nebraska Improvers
The five acre wheat contest aims to boost winter wheat quality and yield in Nebraska. A $200 silver trophy donated by the South Platte Millers' Association will be awarded annually to the top Nebraska grower producing the highest yield of good quality hard winter wheat, with liberal cash prizes also offered. Entry is free by mailing the completed form to L A Kiesselbach, Secretary, Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association, Lincoln, Neb.
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Nebraska Corn Iprovers' Association
Zévery
Nebraska
South Platte Millers’ Association
Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association
L.A. Kiesselbach
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association
Cleaning-up Day Urged by Town Dads in Letter
A reader criticizes the town for trash and run-down properties and urges a compulsory clean-up ordinance within forty years. The writer scorns electric lights and waterworks as unnecessary and says vacant lots and fences should be prosecuted, preferring a clean, well-managed town with good living conditions.
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Sahara
General Crop Conditions Report From State Experts 1913
State experts report a promising 1913 crop season with record prospects for wheat alfalfa and fruit. Weather has been favorable with ample rainfall and sun in early June aiding grain development and reducing flood damage. Burlington estimates show wheat near 107 percent of normal and corn near 100 percent with good cultivation ahead.
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Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Omaha
Burlington
Potter Triumphs Over Herdon In Sunday Ball Game
Potter won 17 to 9 against Herdon in a sunny Sunday match. Potters hitters boosted the offense in the late innings while Hammond started shaky but improved, with Grant Anderson delivering solid relief. Herdon fixed up their grounds but fell short, though optimism remains for a future clash on their home diamond. Batteries: Herdon Hank Walsh Hammond Grant Anderson John Walsh. Potter Wotten Branscombe Neea.
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Potter
Herdon
Frank Walsh
Mr. Hammond
Grant Anderson
Ray Babcock
John Walsh
Devil
Herdon Boys
Hank Walsh
Hammond
Potter—Woten
Branscom Ped
Old Settler Julius Nelson Dies in Wisconsin Visit
Julius Nelson an old resident died while visiting his sister in Racine Wisconsin last Tuesday. He will be brought back to Potter today. The community extends sympathy to his relatives and friends.
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Julius Nelson
Racine
Wisconsin
Potter
Young Peoples Social Tonight at Freda Anderson Home
Friday evening June 20 invites young people to a Christian Endeavor social at Freda Anderson's home. Rev G W Hanks of Thedford passed through town en route to visits in the country north and said he has no church ties, claiming the gospel suffices. He plans a future Potter address.
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Freda Anderson
G. W. Hanks
Thedford
Potter
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