Achievement Days Show Draws Thousands in Sidney
Fremont County 4-H exhibit week in Sidney drew over 3000 attendees despite dry weather. Ruth Givens Joan Wieder won top prizes. Orval Athen led senior Shorthorn, with prize winners from nearby farms. Evening program featured a band, 4-H formations, dairy classes, and a Major Bowes style finale.
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Fremont County
Sidney
Cee
Ruth Givens
Joan Wieder
Carol Foster
Billy Tyner
Fisher Township
Veing Fheey
Orval Athen
Sway
Cfson Wright
Omaha
Sidney High School
Warren Darrah
Bly ‘Tyner
Wendell Billetl
Paul Erickson
Hereford
Fred Lorimer
Anamus
Wendell Teachout
Angus
Bin
Warren Peas
Dis
Fly Coles
Drs
Beth Pease
Harald Teachout
District Farm Pureau
Our Freak Display of Odd Garden Wonders
The Reporter notes a curious display of unusual garden specimens amid a dry spell. Foods rise in price as vegetables show unusual quality while pests like bind weed threaten plants. a polaris root and other odd finds spark local chatter.
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Tomstrong
Canada
Ronald Weston
Jason Rovsean
Shawn A
Percy Browne
New Line Sparks Revival At Riverton Tower Works
A tense scene unfolds as engineers and workers in Riverton prepare a new line and testing of a high capacity tower project. Officials promise improved service and safety measures while awaiting full commissioning.
Brat Charley Barrett's Prospects Shine in Nebraska League
A hometown feature praises Charley Barrett of Hamburg, Nebraska, a 29 year old Elks pitcher hailed as a top state league prospect. Scouts like veteran Charley, a St. Louis Cardinal affiliate, see promise with more experience. Born December 10, 1918, he balances schooling and baseball, posting a 17 strikeout performance in the state tournament and a ten win senior season for Hamburg.
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Brat Chitty
Daily Paper
Iime
Elf! Tast
Brat Gharley
Hamburg
Norfolk Elks
Nebraska Loop
Curus Bamu
Charley
Charley Barrett
Gt. Louis Cardinal
Norfolk
Harmewarg
Schaal
Ims
Farmersburg
Hembury
J To
Ams
Title with Local Names and Market Notice
A fragmentary blot of names and actions outlines a local market event in Fremont County. Key figures Charles and Yorryberry Ta Wee are linked to a marked lot, with mentions of Parley head and a ship latent venture. A terse procurement note hints at tenders, prices, and a parcel described with minimal clarity.
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Fremont
Oma
Charles
Charles i
Teont Ncacket
Local Resident Laurie Nope Seeks Recovery Aid
A brief note states Laurie Nope, longtime resident of Hama, is seeking support for her recovery. The message references Hoggatt, Mr and Mrs R Hoggath, and mentions Sanday and Uren in connection with the situation.
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Hoggatt
R Hoggath
Laurie Nope
Uren
Hama
Old Age Assistance Funds In Fremont County Report
Fremont County residents draw $161,702 in Old Age Assistance while per capita aid totals $4,384.87. statewide, $1,980,960.15 was collected in old age taxes for 1935. About 20,584 aged individuals receive monthly warrants averaging $14.63, with projections suggesting up to 4,500 more needy aged could be added if tax collections hold steady. Byron G. Allen and T. A. Moilien, officials, provide the figures and outlook.
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Fremont County
Byron G. Allen
Town
Towa
T. A. Moilien
Department
Pled Guilty to Forgery in Sidney Court
Win Grage of Watson was arrested Friday by Will Stacy on forgery charges. He pleaded guilty in Justice Howard's court, waived preliminary hearing, and was sent to the grand jury for the November term, awaiting trial in Sidney jail. He allegedly passed multiple forged checks in July and August, signing as Dave Evans and endorsing to George Mounce.
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Win
Grage
Watson
Will Stacy
Howard
Plac
Sidney
Gregg
Stoner Drug Store
Stoner Drug Store and the Other To “Pop” Henslee
Oehler Drug Co
Atchison County Bank
Dave Evans
George Mounce
Fourteen Health Examinations At Sidney Pageant Trials
Doctors and local officials gathered at Sidney last Thursday for the 4 17 emit program contestants examination. Seventy eight youths were examined amid a tense delay in results. Ruth Givens and Jon Tramans awaited further testing as the group reached milestone years and the meet progressed.
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Sidney
Dra
Roy Wanamaker
Danley
Be Kor
Dro A. Bang
Ula Year Ad
Wren Meni
Paim
Alda
Ruth Givens
Minni
University of Nebraska hosts summer school week event
A partial OCR note mentions summer school efforts led by Principal Pred L Wohnert and staff. It references large enrollment expectations, a student or staff group from Aunt 31 and Nell Monday, and activities at the university this week, with plans for continued involvement into the fall term.
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Elie Wefan
Evry
Ming
L. Wohnert
Srawn-Frown Nuptials Near Rock Fort
Loren J. Brown of Omaha and Clara J. Brown of titig place were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Rock Fort Saturday evening August 1. They were accompanied by Evelyn Hoffman and Duane Brown. The Browns will reside in Omaha. Both couples are well known locally and receive many congratulations.
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Agus
Loren J. Brown
Omaha
Frank Brown
Clara J. Brown
Titig Place
Crockett Brown
Rock Fart
Evelyn Hoffman
Duane Brown
Weather Notes and Oddities From Town July records
A fragmented weather diary reports mixed precipitation amounts, winds, and dust with notes of hot spells and deficient rainfall. It mentions July conditions in town, with references to exceptions in 1913, and hints at a public protest and local figures including a Reverend Kirkendall family member.
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Ull
Tees
Sande Jean
Coming Week Program at the Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre advertises a cycle of film nights featuring The 39 Steps with Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll, followed by Wight Won and The Bride Walks Out with Slanwick, Raymond, Young, Sparks, and Broderick. Also announced are ongoing shows, late news reels, and special Sunday through Tuesday screenings including Meet Nero Wolfe starring Edward Arnold.
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Colonial
Robert Wonat
Madeline Carroll
Wight
Shi Donlevy
Glenda Parry Foster
Helen Worl
Romatitt McWade
Nes
Slanwick
Dole
Nero Wolk
Edward Arnold
Rex Suaut
AMC
Murdey
Lovines
Will Akope
Fragmentary notes hint at a local incident and unclear names
A garbled OCR entry mentions a port, a plane, and a business matter with scattered proper nouns. The text contains multiple misspellings and unreadable segments, making it hard to identify the involved people, places, or actions with certainty.
Kiwanis Talk on The Six Blind Men Misread World
Rev. AW Tandy spoke to Kiwanis on The Six Blind Men, using the Saxe tale to urge unity and shared effort. He warned against narrowing viewpoints and urged leaders to see beyond self interests to build communities with a broader vision and moral grounding.
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AW. Tandy
Kiwanist Club
Saxe
Manny
Manavho
Auto Wrecks and Injuries In Weekend Mishap
Multiple car wrecks near a highway bend Saturday night left several youths bruised and shaken. Kenneth Worm and Vera Parke escaped serious harm after a crash involving a truck driven by Jimmy Smith. Other injuries were reported as occupants were treated at the scene and by passersby, with a dash of tangled debris and thanked fate for minor outcomes.
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Rey Wanamaker
Kenneth Worm
Vera Parke
Dinmie Smith
Wanmmaker
Glen Egbert
Vern Severn
Jonald Mervedith
Down
Glen
Dee Four
Benny Bull
Brd
Hynos
Kigee
Adele Gross
San An Lonia
Unclear fragmented notice with mixed names and events
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and places with no clear event or date. Readable parts mention Mrs and Yale, with various mis-spelled terms and uncertain actions lacking coherent narrative or outcome.
Hospital Notes Report on Local Patients and Surgeries
Miss Carol Harmon of Watson is recovering after a tonsillectomy performed Wednesday. Mrs Ron of Sidney visited her hospital. Miss Neva Gardner of Langdon underwent immediate surgery for acute appendicitis Friday night. Pauline Travis of Thuypram and Neva Gardner are among others listed as admitted or treated this week.
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Carol Harmon
Watson
Shel Mackay
Mori Hury
Huni
Inez Thursby
Ron
Sidney
Wan Audi Roon
Navbaborg
Briday
Edyirdobsta
Turmas
Neva Gardner
Langdon
Pauline Travis
Thuypram
Haypith
Ray Fry
Helen Mathews
Malvern
Country Home Burns Damages and Firefighters Respond
The Dockerham home near iolton Hurd burned Tuesday evening with only the furniture saved. Firefighters discovered the blaze around Aye Volock In the ydhelion area. Names of witnesses and responders appear, with references to plastered interiors, emergency calls, and the community effort to control the fire. The incident disrupted local routines and prompted inquiries into the cause and timing of the outbreak.
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Dockerham
Iolton Hurd
Ydhelion
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Goll
Vay D. Thomas
Farm ‘Bureau
John Redwich
Wit County
Verity-Claht
Marjorie Mcallister
Bowes
Russell Laird
Clarence Campbell
Seth Cox
Fredong
George Carer
Washington Township
Damyard
Waldo Toxas
Carol Barrits Kaye
Aola
Green Township
Locust Grove
Charles Burkyhiser
Milo Brown
Madison Township
Stewart Foster
Scollar
Clarenne Parkiion
Hroughton
Mary Larimer
Kathryn ‘Monon
Annabele Worlward
Norma Mardy
Tommy Sod Larry
Seat Wd
Tel Seat Et Walewat
Bob Aml
Richard Barnard
Battle
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Loca
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Maine
Cnart
United State Prohibition
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Franke
Aie
Wilhelm Witprecht
U—Fulton
Crermant
New York
Albara, Lor
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Wren
Hirkenmell Bn
Komen
Waller
Steet
Colorado
Banldes
Walter
Kirkemfall
Kirkendall
The
Colonial Theatre
Sidux
Pry
Mark Nyy
Anely Favnies
Jouw
Hey Eudtseovsen
Yen Saas
Farhan
Ane Nso
Anne Diais
Mi Athafk
Mir
Sani Hit
Dati Pene
Finijoyegy
Airlie the
Dewa
Lee Mebert
Tsar Martin
Hal Sheldon
Garrell
Jung
Ynubla
Minnis
Vpco
Hodrog
Suinday
Mi Meriva
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Dauneheer
Mis
Dors
Yale
Tid Bey Son Gewald Eines
CPO
Hospital Notes
Leoat
Harold le Tartan
Moy
John Paneeeibeta
Lungaith
Mincihes
Jon
Po Holt
Armind
Erie
Beconte
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Farwiil
Tony
Alten
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