Donald Carroll Breaks Camp Record at M. T. C. Camp
Donald Carroll of this place broke a nine-year-old record for Bee rear meets in the C. Mt. s at the camp on Tuesday. He won three medals for first-year men including War Department citation, best basic showing, and a rifle mark near perfect. Fremont County’s large group praised the achievement as a community standout and commended the boys from Sidney and surrounding areas for their efforts and enlistment potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaid Carroll
C. Mt
Co. A. Guld
Donald
Mere
L. EB. Carrell
Ralph Lovelady
T. 0
Cheir
Premont
County
Rife Wirk
Jimmie
Lady
Sidney
War
Hin Capabititien
Hum
17Th Infantry
Freemol
Mico
Agate
Fremont County
Sidney Legion
Relph Lovdady
Brothers Mee After 23 Years Reunite in Hama Visit
Ray Morgan and family from Brenerton Wail arrive in Hama evening to visit brothers Claude and Jose Morgan after a 23 year separation. The group includes Mr and Mrs Morgan, daughters Giskey Nowalynd Conted Rodney, Clifford Morgan and daughter Betty Jobb, and Joan King. They left Tuesday for Yankton to see his parents, with his father recently recovering in hospital after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morgan
Brenerton
Wail
Hama
Zimer Garrison
Old shoe and tobacco cutting device on display
An exhibit features an ancient heavy sewn shoe at least seventy five years old and a rare tobacco cutting device. The display recalls old methods and tools once common in Fremont County with participants including A Johnson and Fred W Hill and locals like Ed Green and Mr Kyaschel Byrd noted in connection to the display event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Halliday Herough Bt
A. Johnson
Fred. W. Hill
Westie Tom
Ed Green
Basox Tawnier
Gemvewnel
Heather
Civ
Gree
Thomas 1
Kyaschel Byrd
Fremont Coulty
Hamburg
Visit to Soil Erosion Farm News of local agronomy tour
Members of the Parmere Forum led by E. M ree and families visited the soil erosion conservation experiment station between Clarinda and Grove. A ten car caravan, escorted by highway patrolman Calhoun, toured 200 acres, discussed soil and water practices, and learned about cropping methods and terracing with emphasis on proper driving safety and rainfall management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmere Forum
E. M
Ree
Clarinda
Gcove
Mahway
Cree
Calhoun
Highway Patrol
Brett
Ayalem
Weil
Carl
Iulia
Governor to Attend Sidney Rodeo
Governor Creorge Wilson plans to attend the Sidney Rodeo on Wednesday August 14 as a guest of the Sidney Legion Post which owns and operates the event. The program will feature new and added attractions and marks the first time a state governor visits the rodeo drawing regional appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creorge Wilson
Sidney
Sidney Legion Post
Big Undertaking on River Bed Excavation and Pipe Laying
A major project unfolds with two men to be laid out and a pipe system beneath the river. Eighteen inch steel pipes, three eighths inch thick, will be insulated and weighted by clamps. Connections join to a twenty four inch main pipe extending from Amarillo, Texas to St Paul, Minnesota. Plans hint at a larger right of way project across the Mississippi with a new levee to manage lines and individual facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llhex
Amari
Texan
Gt. Pua
Minnesota
Frail Nebraska farmer dies in dawn accident
Foung Percival Farmer died early Sunday morning near Nebraska City after mowing an itemized field. He is survived by his two sisters and Commodore connections, with burial in the local cemetery. The family and community mourn the loss of a longtime resident and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Farmer
Onal
Antral
Nebraska City
Wwe
State Funds for Fremont Schools Allocation Details
State funds for Fremont area schools are listed with amounts for rural districts and individual campuses. Several schools previously on the standard list were dropped due to insufficient attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Blairlesh Premont
Mra. Deland
Oelvools
WOLU
Beaton Tastport
Henry Moore Returns With His Corn Bread Rites
Henry Moore of the Hian Creek neighborhood is highlighted for his corn bread made from homegrown corn. The piece recounts his Ozarks visit, auctions, and market scenes in Joplin, noting good crops, rainfall, and local events surrounding his feast and family travels through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mere
Hian Creek
Moorembie
Moore
Fred Tlodde
Grarks
Sol
Henry
Fred
Lockwood
Auguste
Fred Pough
Joplin
Ozarks
Walee
Furtlah Splendid
Hamburg School Textbook Plan Promises Free Books
Hamburg officials discuss introducing free text books for the coming school year to ease expenses for families. Superintendent A Devin notes past cost burdens and urges patron support to implement a full free textbook system, with parents urged to locate and provide needed texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Devin
Eiuccation
Hagat
Bartow arrest report notes intoxication and reckless driving
Local police report captured two cases including Py Ly Bartow arrested on intoxication and driving related charges. Risto Farin received a sentence totaling 88 days for intoxication offenses in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartow
Cecil Workman to Marry Today
Announcement from Shenandoah reports the approaching marriage of Miss Katherine Meekman to Cecil Workman of Shenandoah. The couple’s plans and background details are given, with a Friday night party revealing the date and place of the ceremony. Local relatives and friends are listed as attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Workman
AL & Arly
Shenandoah
Katherine Meek Fresh
Mrreli Workman
Ball
Sarrall Workman
Lowell Dorit
Collum
Aldharma
Shenandoah Breamy Sentinel
Katherine Hoek
Channery Meek
Man
Alabama
Teachers Depart for New Posts Amid Staff Changes
The district announces new teachers joining several schools, including Miss Ghtdys inn and Miss Tene Alsip, with others like Miss Annabelte Steyn moving to different schools. Names and locations include Maryville, Lomsville, and Nadro, noting completions and standards while stressing community ties and expectations for updated curricula and home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Serioul
Tova Cy Trouper
Maryville
Moseth
Chui Onn
Lomsville
Neb
Telelohan
Nedro
Miya McOtnarl
Tawi GH
Th Hy Tanthin
Ravshis
Yaubine Ny
Intel
Nocatee
Mackie
Veltely
Acreage Expansion Planned for Wauboasts State Park
The Wauboasts state park plans include 40 acres of land added with a WPA grant. The project moves to the executive council for final approval. A $12,900 land purchase and $2,500 for a WE A grant are set to support improvements. The Waubansie Conservation League leads the campaign with a committee including Senator Curt Stalin and Verne Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Park
WEA
Waubansie Conservation League
Curt Stalin
Verne Wray
Wiliam Brubby
Hendon
Ed Farin
Jim Pullman
Robert Archi
Laird
Park Commission
Des Moines
Sso Limakfulo
George Wilson
Lincoln Wedding Ties Couple To Army Home
A ceremony in Lincoln united Miss Gindys Danley and Lieut. Re G. Danley with a candlelight rite read by Rev. J Gilbert MItterson. Attendant Miss Kay Lindsted wore dusty pink crepe. best man was Dale Danley. The bride wore blue and white crepe with white accessories and a white bouquet. A reception followed. couple to reside in Findlay, Ohio, where he serves at a CDC camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piss Gindys Pian
Ramuel Bo Fin
Lincolt
Re G. Uanley
Willed
Dale Danley
Fils Bratber
Philone
Uv Survinie Usble
Dentey
Clfinda
Ulus Offle
CDC
TL Kuhn
Jolly Robert
Denver
Mry
R. C. Danley
Gon Dale Danley
Ada File
He Rey
Mra
J. Gilbert Hutchincan
Hamburg
Town Booster Charley Tercyherry Vouched Local Volunteer
A fragment highlights Charley Tercyherry, longtime town helper, praised for service to the community. It notes his decades of involvement across projects, and his delivery of a fireband or other civic support, as locals describe his dedication.
Fragmentary note on barn work and printing plan at city gate
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a satall hive at the city gate and printing tasks. It references Megs Barneiny, a pH out, Bunny Mery MN, a crate, and Thirty Cleat Nena, suggesting a stray sequence of names and actions without clear context or timeline.
Double Feature Program Delights Fremont Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club enjoyed a double feature program featuring Sheriff Christopher and Dr. Ralph Lovelady of Litney who presented National Safety Council films on drinking drivers. The audience heard about urine, blood and saliva tests for alcohol and the impact on highway safety as well as plans to improve the state park and recreation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Ralph Lovelady
Litney
National Safety Council
Fremont
Lovelady
Christan Thornd
Martin
Fremont Counly
Fremunk
Mamburg
Unge Heture Tnt Kiwanischib
Tater Ab & Unkem Bundey
H. Humphry
Inemont
Lee
Sand
Intercel
Perkares
State Board For Conservation
Tims
Deat Fonds
Carthy League
Seperdy
Xtat
Iniwe
Bert
Pri
Fouta
Piente
Atu
Humphry
Crowded Off Mighway In Turbulent Local Incident
A jumbled report from Thompsville and Hamburg details a disrupted highway scene. Patrols and local officials respond as travelers, including a captain and others, face confusion, minor injuries, and disrupted plans amid a smoky, noisy disruption.
County authorities address weed problem and county reply
County writes respond to widespread weed issue across the region. Officials outline steps taken, including enforcement actions and future plans to control pests and protect crops. Local residents express concern about invasive plants and seek clearer procedures from county authorities.
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Donald Carroll
M. T.C
Brothers Mee
the Crop Report
Teel
Poe
MY Boy
Henry Moore
the Ozarks
Tota Paintan
Gusnenes
Forson
Puslee Court
Paul Mullisot
Cc. M. Workman
Ridegroom
Lowell Opell
Mis Frances
McSpadden
Haraburp
Ponsar
Miss Heckman
Paul Mullisont
Harold Nelson Mery
Hobert
Graham
Hobart Alexander
Earl Graham
Ft. A. Padgett
Margaret Crone
Orl Hradnhaw Sod Rath Clark
Lincoln
Uv Lown
Chas
Tercyherry
Tlyle
Chasey
Tereyberry
Beauelt
Lee Evan
Bob
Charley
Eather
Phourbairi
Chile
Kiwanis Club
Mighway
Jom
Rieliweds
Pate
Thompsville
Geary
Lheaway
Bheriif Sharda
Evan Cenntty
Lees
Eenbat
Pemlelutions
Anita
Eters
Bor
Brad Oor
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