Local News Bits from Sidney and Hamburg
Local notices report births in January and visits by residents to Omaha and Denver. Hamburg shoppers, sick lists, and multiple business callers appear alongside ongoing shopping deals at Pinkey's Place and Silk dress sales at Ladley Apparel Shop.
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Bert Brown
Connor Brothers
Pinkey
Mose Givens
Dor Wyoff
Omaha
Walter Coffey
Carl Morgan
Glenwood
Rippie
Henry Lloyd
Nellie Goodwin
Ladley
Shenandoah
G. E. Reynolds
Counc Bluffs
Mildred Surface
Thurman
Elmer Greenwood
Jennie Robb
Sur
Western Union
Misa Hazel Bonn
C. Johnson
Tarkio
Margaret McGrarye
Joe Mohler
Paul Rees
Claire Sanders
Rock Part
Mansefield Bros
Lis
Mow
Fritz Dawekel
Torsan
Tadios Apparel Shop
Marc Nan Min
Pinkey's Place
Pinkey’s Place
Jas. B.brown
Miss Lettie
Alice Nobbitt
Walter Murphy
Sidney
Farm Bureau Invites Fremont County Farmers to Hear Experts
The Fremont County Farm Bureau schedules a February slate of agricultural talks led by leading experts. Professor Dys will speak at the Tabor Institute on February 1, with Professor Pickett of Ames at Hamburg February 13 and 14. H D Mughes of Hubam clover fame will also lecture February 14 at Hamburg. A county wide gopher control campaign begins January 28 with entomologist FP D Butcher visiting for meetings. Demonstrations set for early April and an advance clothing course begins for Fremont women with training at Frank Hoxle Jr home. Four more training schools planned for the week to reach all.
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Kiwania International
Verah Medford
Kensington
G. C. Connor
Joh Laci
Delweins
Connor Brothers
Cliff Good
Marnie Simons
G. B. Long
C. H. English
California
Towa
Hamburg
Emmett Maupin
Union
Buchanan Township
First Nertional Bank
Rudolph Nabkunet
Suntable
Mark Amos
Nathan Tharp
Dollie Lamb
Harkie
Goldier Robinson
Lawrence Toson
Elnys
Christian Church
Morelock & Bronnon
Chevy Grocery Store
Nora Maupin
Mildenstein
Fremont
Dys
Farmer's Institute
Tabor
Pickett
Af Ames
H. D. Mughes
FP. D. Butcher
Extension Entomeloxist
Fremont County
Uégun
Fremont County Fort Bureau
Fisher
Walnut
Frank Hoxle
Testing Starts in Fremont County Tuberculosis Study
Dr Seltally begins work on Green teevashin with 190 cattle breeding tests. Helpers aid scanning to finish within a reasonable length of time. Project monitored within forest, tuberculous presence noted but percentages vary by region. Completion brings satisfaction of results.
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Fremont County
Seltally
Inforest
Farm Bureau Growth And County Testing Plan
Fremont county farm bureau reports 101 new members since December 29 boosting total to over 800. A county committee will coordinate testing for cattle shipment eligibility and hogs from clean areas to fetch premiums. Programs include Hessian fly control eradication beef cattle demonstrations and community health and youth activities. One member saved $75 on a government explosives order.
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Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau
T Oamship
Fremont County Farm Bureau
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