Substitution Likely On Legion Mat Card
Substitution is likely on the Legion wrestling card with Schaeffer and Pat McCarthy among featured matchups. Chick returns after defending his title in Toledo before a 7,000 crowd, while Count Ferdinand Van Bromberg faces McCarthy in a 45 minute semi final. Two preceding bouts begin at 8 15 with tickets selling well for premium seats.
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Schaeffer
Chick
Toledo
Ohio
Sidney
Alton
Ferdinand van Bromberg
van Dyke Beard
Pat McCarthy
Waco
Texas
American Legion
Spelling Contest Set For April Tenth By County Annex
Spelling contest scheduled for April tenth features Harlan Blome of Dalton and Chice Wilhelmy of Sidney as contestants. Sidney stores donate prizes. county oral champion usually receives a wrist watch from the Gift Shop. Mrs. Nelson moved the date from April seventeenth to avoid exam conflicts.
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Harlan Blome
Dalton
Chice Wilhelmy
Sidney
Sidney Stores
Nelson
County Committees Urge Farmers to Sign Up Promptly
County sign up committees urge farmers to respond when called to avoid delays and last minute rushes. Officials warn that cooperation is essential to prevent disappointments and ensure smooth processing.
More Soil Funds Are Received In County
County officials report further soil funds received as precinct workers push to complete the 1937 program. The current task proceeds with greater ease as past misunderstandings in the old plan have been ironed out.
7 600 Trees Coming To Cheyenne County
Residents receive direct mail with exact seedlings arrival dates for Cheyenne County. They are urged to plant and care for the trees promptly upon delivery to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ers
Swinbank Sees Need For Hopper Campaign
The article notes Swinbank calling for a Hopper campaign and discusses continued coverage from page content. It mentions federal officials delaying distribution and estimates farmers may pay 25 to 50 cents per 100 pounds for mixing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinbank
Music Contest Opens At Alliance Friday Schedule
Alliance hosts a two day music contest with multiple high school classes and church groups performing in the Friday and Saturday sessions. Class B and A orchestras bands and choruses, glee clubs, vocal groups, and chamber ensembles compete in rotating venues including the auditorium and church gyms. Judges decisions announced Saturday evening at the municipal auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Omaha
Boteney Morning
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Municipal
Nebraska Under Security Act Aid Reaches Many
More than 178000 Nebraskans are covered under the Social Security Act provisions with 34520 in approved public assistance, 144110 wage earners applying for old age benefits, and eight services in approved plans statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State welfare programs coverage and unemployment plan note
The report details Nebraska welfare programs serving aged, blind, dependent children at home, maternal and child health, crippled children, child welfare, vocational rehabilitation, and public health. Unemployment compensation plan awaits legislative action. About 34,520 Ne braskans receive regular cash allowances funded by state local and federal sources, including roughly 26,000 aged, 520 blind, and 8,000 dependent children in 3,300 families.
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Nebraska
Peddlers Targeted by New Nebraska Regulation Law
The Nebraska legislature passed a bill putting itinerant merchants under state regulation. It cleared on a 36 to 4 vote with dissent from four lawmakers. Exemptions apply to farmers selling their own products and certain patented goods. The measure imposes a $25 license per motor vehicle and a $10 annual occupation tax, taking effect three months after gubernatorial approval.
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E. W. Carpenter
Guide Rock
E. M. Neubauer
Orleans
L. C. Nuernberger
A‘akefield
Frank S. Wels
Fairbury
Nuernberger
John Knickrehm
Grand Island
W. H. Diers
Gresham
Main Street
America
CMTC To Be Opened One Month Earlier
Fort Crook hosts Citizens Military Training Camp from July 2 to July 31, earlier than the usual August dates, under Major General Stanley H. Ford. The move places CMTC alongside the reserve officers training camp, heightening competition across parades rifle marksmanship and athletics including track and boxing.
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Citizens Military
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Stanley H. Ford
Severth Corps
Ford
Fort Crook camp seeks Nebraska youths for sports program
Authorities announce a training camp at Fort Crook open to Nebraska boys aged 17 to 24 who are of good character and able to pass a physical exam. The program aims to develop many more stars through new competition.
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Fort Crook
Nebraska
Grazing Privilege Discussions Move on Cooperatives
Plans advance for cooperative grazing associations to manage grazing permits on the resettlement administration land use project in Sioux and Dawes counties. Leases with individual farmers and ranchers are temporary pending land acquisition and district mapping. The agency will work with local grazing groups to set rules on carry capacity stocking rates and range management. Permits will likely be allocated based on past use dependence for winter feed and available land.
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Resettlement Administration
Sioux
Dawes
Society Notes: Auxiliary Meets and Monday Contract Club
Mrs Ward Taylor and Mrs Henry Hargens co host the Safety First auxiliary meeting at the Taylor home. Mrs Archie Kirkpatrick presided. social bridge followed with prizes won by Mrs Elwood Singer Mrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs Ed Ahrens. Monday Contract Club guests of Mrs W T Geh rig at dessert luncheon with two tables. Mrs J R Murphy won high and traveling prizes.
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Ward Taylor
Henry Hargens
Safety First Auxiliary
Taylor
Archie Kirkpatrick
Elwood Singer
Kirkpatrick
Ed Ahrens
Monday Contract Club
W. T. Gehrig
J. R. Murphy
Gurley Community News BriefsFriday School Session and Event Notes
Golden Circle chapter of the Eastern Star held a school of instruction Friday afternoon at Dalton. In the evening a meeting was held with supervisor Mrs Vij Maupin of Ogallala. The Methodist aid gave a party in the church basement Wednesday afternoon. A program was given by young folks of the community. Mr and Mrs Charles Gathman went to Scottsbluff Tuesday.
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Golden Circle Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Dalton
Vij Maupin
Ogallala
Aid
Charles Gathman
Scottsbluff
S. Paul's Luthera ‘Church
Sidney
Potter
Salem
South Sidney
W. T. Eikner
Denver
Gurley
Bert Eliswick
Cheyenne
Frience
Ellswick
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Nebraska
Wyoming
Vi Maupin
Glen Davis
Agnes Olander
Wayne Gilbert
Oregon
Florence Culton
Sarah Snyder
Betty Garvin
Clara
Dale Flora
Earl Lessig
Eila Fern Gathman
Miss Rihn
Leota Freudenberg
Viola Borges
Ferd Weikhorst
Gurley Students Stage Dutch Themed Night At High School
Sarah Snyder presented a Dutch program at Gurley High School with a Dutch play dances a movie and songs. Senior class plans For Pete's Sake a three act comedy at Gurley April 6 led by Orval Hendricksen Carl Ahlm Elaine Bartels and Leota Freudenberg with Maur ice Davis Wesley Jensen Viola Borges Lucile Bartels Wilma Snyder Donald Gibbins Lois Grunwald and Lowell Larson in lead roles. Superintendent Barta directs and other events include a junior and senior banquet April 20 and a one act play contest April 21.
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Sarah Snyder
Roland Mosel
Art- Dolcat
Ogallala
Ted Jueces
Pete’s
Gurley
Taylor Hospital
Leslie Mintken
Senator Burke Sees Fair Prospects for Scottsbluff Airline
Nebraska Senator Burke said prospects favored placing Scottsbluff on the proposed Cheyenne to Rapid City air route, signaling potential regional aviation expansion.
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Burke
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
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Greenlees
Idaho
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Wheaties
Kentucky
Oxydol
Libby
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van Tage
Magnesia
Cascade
Thely
Kotex
Seltzer
Drene
Uinee Ms
JT Ao, Hoare
Mudge Sun
Enders
Razor
Caldwell
Pepsin
Alka
West
Lady Esther
IPANA
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Dunlop
Beth
Epsom
Ciné-Kodak
Keepa
Ceresan
Hinkle
Colgates Perfumed
Regal Twist
Walter Reedel
Sidney Lutheran
Henry Freudenberg
Herman Fastenau
Joy
Lyda
Albert Fastenau
Herbert Fastenau
Lois Grunwald
Jeanette Longan
Nick Burrana
James Thompson
Fred Fredericksen
Will Fredericksen
William Kieselhorst
Walter Grunwald
William Rohde
Doris Elliott
Ford Weikherst
James Taylor
Arthur Rowan
Lester ‘Grandbouche
Albert Christensen
Paul Aude
Soren Jersen
George Bartels
Edna Feldman
Bartels
Leola Freudenberg
Charles Semerad
George Barlow
Drs. Thomas and Lott
Chiropractors
Osborn Building
Hillside Tea Room
Lodge Polo
Telegraph
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