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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1917)
3-A THE) OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 1, 1917. SPRING WHEAT IS ROSHEDTOFARMERS Grain Exchange Has Handled Ten Carloads, Five Being from Minnesota. OUTLOOK 13 NOT SO BAD Spring wheat for the purpose of re- feeding the fields of Nebraska con tinue! to go forward to be distributed among the farmers. So far the Omaha Grain exchange has handled ten carloads, five having come in from Minnesota and the balance gathered up out of Omaha (levators and from points in the state. The shipments made through the Omaha Grain exchange, however. constitutes only a portion of the spring wheat that has gone to the farrners. Secretary Manchester of the exchange has been able to get in touch with the situation and learns that alt over the state elevator men and millers have taken hold of the seed proposition. Where they have had spring wheat on hand they have distributed the seed among the farm ers and in a number of instances they ' have bought wheat outside and had it shipped in. , Bushel to th Acre, ' It Is figured that the shipments out of Omaha aggregate something like 15,000 bushels, and that this will seed close to 15,000 acres, the understand ing being that as a rule farmers are owing a bushel, or a little more, to the acre. Numerous reports are reaching the Omaha Grain exchange, indicating that the wheat crop outlook is not as serious as indicated heretofore. Many of the grain and elevator men are writing and wiring in, saying that in numerous fields where the wheat plant was apparently dead the few warm days have causec it to show considerable green and take on ap parent life. It is conceded that a warm rain within the next few days would work wonders In many fields. As a result, and hoping for the com ing of rain, it is asserted that in many localities farmers have discontinued plowing up their fields and are going to wait and see ivhat a few days will bring forth. They say they can af ford to wait, for if it should develop that the wheat has been killed there will be plenty of time for fitting the ground and planting it to corn. amite and Fuse Are found Under Railroad Bridge Kansas City, Mo March 31. A box containing 144 sticks of dynamite and fifty feet of fuse was found last night under an approach of the Rock Island railroad bridge over the Kansas river here. Two men were arrested. 1 Sentence of Cryderman . Commuted to Life Term (From a atari Corwpond.iit.) s Lincoln, March 31. (Special Tele gram.) The supreme court this - morning commuted the sentence ot William H. Cryderman, sentenced In Cherry county to electrocution for the murder of Nellie Heelan, to life imprisonment. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Ju4t John O, Park of Ktmiiai City, Mo., n rout home from Iowa, whvrt ht ha keen attvndlnfl leyal bualnria, hai ntotPd over Sunday In Omaha with hit relatlvta, I J. H. Cams and family. I British Ad miralty Extends Mine Zone Area in North Sea London, March 31. The British admiralty announces that in view of the unrestricted use of nines and sub marines by the Germans and the sinking of merchantmen without re gard to the safety of their crews, the area of the North Sea, which is ren dered dangerous to all shipping by operations against the et .'my, will be extended on and after April 1. Omaha Sells Hay to Folks In Wyoming and Idaho Wyoming. Idaho and other western states are now buving hay from Omaha on the Omaha Hay exchange, Shortaee of hav crop in those sec tions last year made it necessary for them to come to this market for large nuantities. M. F. Thornsburg of Rlaekfont. Idaho, was recently on th Omaha market, where he bought fifty cars of prairie hay and twenty-hve cars of alfalfa for the f.Lckfoot Real Estate and Auction company. special train of over thirty cars moved out of Omaha last Wednesday to move the first of this consignment to its destination. "THE STORE OF THE TOWN" Browning, King & Co. EASTER TIME i DEMANDS Dress Up! Dyn TV T T I uress up: uress PREPARE NOW Eatter Sunday Just One Week Away. You Will Want to Look Your Best. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHINGS The Kind You are Judged By. FOR STYLISH HEADGEAR An individual atyle for every man. "The Store of the Town." Browning, King A Co. Headquarter for High-Clasa Wearables. SHIRTS Manhattan, Metric, Browning-King Distinc tive Patterns. 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