Talcott Davison To Leave Sunol Faculty For Colorado Move
Sunol school loses two leaders as Superintendent Talcott moves to Haxton Colorado to head Phillips County high school. Davisson resigns to join Gant Publishing Co. in Lincoln, moving after school closes. Local staff and families express regrets and best wishes amid a busy period with contests and community notices.
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Gert Slington
Sunol
Reva Briggs
Irene Iverson
Viola Thomas
Margaret Scott
Talcott
Coach Davisson
Davisson
Gant Publishing Co
Lincoln
Phillips ‘County
Haxton
Colrado
Holyoke
Colo
G. H. Cronk
Sidney
Louis Koch
Walter Bryant
R. O. McDarman
Colorado
Richard
Gladys Hofmeister
Sund
LPVAA
L. E. Allington
L. L. Ford
T. D. Robinson
Canon City
Cole
Dr Leo Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath Opens Office
Dr Leo Thomas announces new practice in the Osborn Building offering chiropractic care and naturopathic services. He specializes in spinal adjustments and holistic health approaches, inviting patients to schedule consultations.
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Leo
Thomas
Osborn
Girl Loses End Of Finger In Fall
Community notes recount a child’s accident when Genene Larson fell from a rocking chair striking a library table, injuring the end of her left middle finger. Local gatherings include Jolly Neighbors meetings hosted by Mrs. Sven Olsen and various Sunday dinners and visits among area families. Many neighbors share weekend calls and socials at homes of Olsen, Nelson, Whitney, and other families in the community.
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Winda Herboldsheimer
Jolly Neighbors Club
Sven Olsen
Chris Terman
Maurice Nelson
Leo Olsen
Ed Nelson
Carrie Peterson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Winoa
Dewey Mathewson
Dewey Larson
Sidney
van Housen
Gunhart Olsen
Jim Johnson
Anna Reineka
Robert Jacobs
Bruce
Kermit Nelson
Jim Bertramson
Janice and
Lavonne Whitney
Clifford Hammond
August Haack
Jens Olsen
February 1938 Nebraska Retail Sales Report
The February 1938 report shows 418 independent Nebraska stores posting a 12 percent drop in dollar sales compared with February 1937. January 1938 sales were down about 6 percent from December 1937, with Lincoln, Omaha, and Worth Platte declines of 10, 12, and 19 percent respectively. Areas with populations under 2,100 fell 12 percent year over year. cities 2,500 to 1,600 grew less, down about 7 percent. The data cover large independent stores across eight kinds of business, with some groups incomplete. Seasonal and workday adjustments are not applied.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Lincoln
Omaha
Worth Platte
South Calton Community Notes And Meet Highlights
A long list of social visits and gatherings in South Calton includes Mrs. H. J. Elsen hosting and attending church events. Neighbors such as Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fastenow, Earl Sharman, and Stanley Elsen are noted at various dinners, birthdays, sales, and fruitfully social afternoons. A statewide crop report follows detailing sugar beet grower contracts, government payments, and union agreements across multiple states with Nebraska expected to gain around 1.8 million dollars in beet-related benefits.
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Charles Dalton
Bobby Rayner
Donald Deaver
Grafton Crabb
Sidney
Harvey George
P. J. Lengen
A. W. Thomas
Raymond
John Treinen
William George
M. M. Herbert
Arnold Stockamp
Herman Stueve
H. J. Elsen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Stanley Elsen
Albin Johnson
Marjorie
Louise
Dorothy
Stanley
Wayne Elsen
Mary Kavanaugh
Gilbert Helfrich
Earl Sharman
J . Moseman
Nebraska
Association
Mount Vernon Community Activities and 4-H Club Reorganization
Mrs Vernon notes Mount Vernon Sunday school at 10 am. Mr and Mrs Hammond hosted dinner for Karl Sprenger’s family and Mrs Anna Reinecka. Neighbors and friends visited. the Twine Twisters 4-H Boys club reorganized with new members and officers. The Mr club met at Mrs Roy Anderson’s home. ladies presented a dish towel and names were drawn for next year. Lunch.
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George Taylor
Guy Gilbert
Duane Booth
DeMers
Ollie Killgore Jr
Lodgepole
Harold Killgore
William Tilghman
C. E Feikert and
Jim Seda
Lehman's Canons
J. D. Talcott
Chadron
Sup't. Talcott
Atwood
Cole
Cuple
Aother
Veteran
Chacron
Jerry
J D. Talcott
J. B. Ruttner
Flossie Belle Krueger
Fred Haworth
J E. Hill
C H. Hisey
Fisher
Laramie
F H Howe
Norman Trobaugh
H. J. Hammond
Roy Anderson
Edna Mayer
Wm. Ceding
Leota Joan
Roy Goding
Potter
Maynard Mayer
Sandra
Chucky Mayer
Helen Prouty
Bronson
Don
Grant Haworth
Glenn Anderson
Alfred Sprenger
J. A. Lingwall
Hazel Anderson
Porter
Sam Chambers
Allen Killham
James Johnson
Windell
Anna Reincka
Wm Allman
Arvin Livingston
Sidney
Frank Kurz
Claude Chambers
A M. Anderson
L. Walter
Dorothy
Mildred Sprenger
Kathy
Petersen
Frank Klentz
C. H Hammond
Mary Ann
Marilee
Anna Reineka
Harvey Marsh
M. A. Nelson
John Sill and Son
Charles Sprenger
H. J Hammond
Arthur McMillen
W. A McMillen
H J Hammond
Martha Hammond
A. M. Anderson
Hazel
Robert Roterson
Joe
Charles
A. Linzwall
Herman Westphaler
William Allman
Alice Lynghelm
Eileen Livingsten
Mount Vernon
Il. Hammond
Karl Sprenger
Anna Reinecka
E. J. Hammond
Wayne Peterson
Otto Horst
Otto Mueller
Gottfried Mueller
Jam Chambers
Keith
Chas. Sprenger
Wayne
Verlin Livingston
Victor Chambers
Donald Lingwall
Calvin Klentz
Keith Sprenger
Wayne Livingston
Frank Tolentz
Bigger Beet Acreage Foreseen This Year
Farmers from Michigan to the Pacific Coast plan the largest sugar beet acreage in five years. A preliminary estimate by the United States Beet Sugar Association shows planting is farthest along in California.
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Michigan
Pacific Coast
United States Beet Sugar Association
Cali
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Charlie McCarthy
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South Dakota
Utah
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Oregon
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