Sam Maley Featured In Magazine
The article profiles Sam Maley a suitcase farmer who splits his time between Hollywood and Sidney Nebr. He farms 15 small tracts totaling over 3000 acres across 15 locations to hedge risk from hail and drought. Maley visits farms in spring, harvests in late summer, and ships grain from multiple elevators while maintaining Hollywood residence.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Kansas
Nebraska
Sam Maley
Hollywood
Calif
Sidney
Maley
Hollywood Boulevard
Mgr. Maley
Fight Card Promises Action For Local Boxing Event
Fight card draws followers with four rounders featuring Bobby Garcia Fort Morgan and Dude McKelvie Sterling as lightweights. Preliminaries include Beryl Collier Bridgeport with another opponent to be named. First bout at eight. Fans urged to refrain from cigars as smoke once filled the balcony during the last match.
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Uba
Avith
Bobby Garcia
Fort Morgan
Dude McKelvie
Sterling
Vare
Beryl Collier
Bridgeport
Legiomp
Boxing Committee
Chicago Grain Man Critical Of Wallace Crops Outlook
A Chicago grain man cites crop prospects and severe drought damage. He warns a very short crop unless immediate moisture arrives. The report notes Hessard detailing drought impact and mentions Mr. Pohlson visiting J. W. Johnson's home on Tuesday night.
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Hessard
Chicago
Mr. Pohlson
J. W. Johnson
Four Hundred Attend Style Parade Monday
About 500 witnessed a fashion show with Ferns and potted plants decorating the stage. The program featured vocal solos, dances, readings, and various acts, with Barbara Howard and several named locals modeling. Greenless supplied all garments, Nella Raecke did hair, and Mrs. Ed Ahrens served as general chairman.
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Barbara Howard
Elmer
Alfred Ladine
Roland Biggs
Potter
Robert Jones
Donald Fahy
Richard Wright
David Abbott
Jimmy Morgan
G. H. Doran
Jean Liebendorfer
Fielden Waddell
Reading
Fern Pequette
Dorothy Ahim
Leon Ayle
Donna Doren
Suzanne Tewell
Greenless
Nella Raecke
Ed Ahrens
Easter Monday Pall to Aid Kings Daughters at City Auditorium
Help a worthy cause by attending the Kings Daughters Easter Monday pall at the city auditorium April 22. Tickets are $1.
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Kings Daughters
City Auditorium
Nebraska Roads Will Benefit By Big Fund
Nebraska engineers in cooperation with railroads and counties mapped a large road plan and grade crossing eliminations while awaiting the presidents signature on a work relief bill. Tilley notes a potential PWA project list and says action will come on individual projects. Strong spring moisture improves crops but much soil moisture remains needed after drought. Rain and snow spread across Nebraska and adjacent states, with Aberdeen region among areas receiving less precipitation.
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Tilley
State Planning Board
Washington Pwa
Nebraska
PWIA
PWA
Seed loan work to surge as Nebraska farmers push seeding
A mild spring blizzard slowed seed loan applications temporarily but is expected to trigger a rush for loans. Western Nebraska farmers plan to begin seeding in the next few days, aided by modest moisture that reduces the risk of seed wastage during spring field work.
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Nebraska
Two New Coaches At Scottsbluff Next Year
Scottsbluff high school will hire an entirely new coaching staff for the next academic year. J. R. French, formerly at Wray Colorado, will succeed A Gembler as head athletic coach, bringing a strong record in northeastern Colorado and state competition. Rex F Reed, currently Chappell high school coach for six years and basketball mentor for a class A tournament winning team, will be his assistant. Most teachers are re-elected for next year, with a few not returning for various reasons. Gembler will remain in the Scottsbluff school system.
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Scottsbluff High School
Supt
A. L. Burnham
A. Gembler
J. R. French
Wray
Colo
Colorado Agricultural College
Scottsbluf
Colorado
Rex F. Reed
Chappell High School
Mitchell
Gembler
Ecotisbluff
Ten More CCC Lads To Be Chosen Here
The article notes selection of ten additional CCC enrollees from Cheyenne county. It states that part of the allotment payment on return is contrary to CCC spirit, and that transient, homeless, and unattached men lack eligibility. Enrolment will first draw from relief families, then from those near relief needs for benefits.
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CCC
Cheyenne County
Heavy Rain and Snow Strain Western Area Traffic
A sweeping winter storm paralyzed western Nebraska with heavy rain and wet snow. Sid ney lost fire alarms and aid crews moved to stranded motorists near Krueger's lake. About 200 more cars stalled between Chappell and Cheyenne, with highway crews delayed battling drifts. Power flickers and phone lines sagged as farmers hoped for spring crop relief and winter wheat recovery.
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Sidney
Krueger
S. A. Maley
Smith Is Returned To Face Local Charges
Smith is sent back to face local charges at the industrial school after a delay in a hearing due to Judge J L Tewell being away. Sheldon, en route from Sacramento to San Bernardino to claim Smith, faced a traffic ticket dispute, but extradition papers from California’s governor helped him prevail. He described a bitter snow storm en route, with otherwise perfect weather.
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Heaton
J. L. Tewell
Judicial
Sheldon
Sacramento
San Bernardino
Smith
California
Car Driver's Father Is Charged In Complaint
A high school student’s car was involved in a near head on collision with the Nichols vehicle. Nichols took precautions to avoid the crash. witnesses note drivers were careful and school officials require an instructor and licensed drivers in trip cars.
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Nichols
Gas Tax Exemption Again Is Warm Issue
Discussion on aeronautics bill and Neeland amendment to defeat the measure. Opponents voice opposition while supporters seek exemption, arguing for broader relief for others seeking exemption.
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Page Oime
Neeland
Four Farmers Receive Rehabilitation Aid Continue Story
Four farmers were aided with rehabilitation programs including farm implements livestock work horses baby chicks seed grains and cash to help start recovery. Bauman said recipients are grateful and determined to repay government help and avoid ongoing support once able. They could not borrow to finance operations and the aid is repaid when possible, with prospects for self sufficiency this year if weather remains favorable.
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Bauman
Colorado Ponders Redirect of No. 30 Traffic
The Northern Colorado Highway association with Loveland businessmen pledges cooperation with northeastern communities and Big Springs to maintain an electrically lighted No. 30 sign to call attention to the route and its traffic pattern.
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Northern Colorado Highway Association
Loveland
Colorado
Big Springs
Highway No. 30
Road signs to Colorado highlighted at junction with No 138
There will be a large lighted sign with several smaller signs to guide travelers toward Colorado. Efforts aim to have Nebraska state highway department improve the Brule to Big Springs road or build a new road north from Big Springs to No 30 so the junction stands clearly and the start of the direct route to the Colorado capitol and Rocky Mountain National Park becomes attractive.
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Colorado
State Highway Department of
Nebraska
Brule
Big Springs
Colorado Capitol
Rocky Mountain National Park
Community Notes From Grand Prairie and Sidney Visitants
Grand Prairie social column details visits and gatherings around Sidney and nearby farms. Notable names include Rev W T Kahse, Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson, L A Pearson, Mons Johnson, Reinhart Franzen, J C Jorgensen, Anna Jorgensen, and many local families. Events cover chaivaris, dinners, music contests, 4 H club meetings, and Sunday dinners across multiple households with frequent host families and visiting relatives.
Monday Calls Reach Local Homes In Plain Talk
Ray Rexroth phoned Will Gade Monday morning and Mrs. A L Cruise and her son Ray visited Walter Heny’s home Monday afternoon through a local social call.
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Ternoon
Ray Rexroth
Will Gade
A. L. Cruise and Son
Ray
Walter Heny
Lodge Pole Tales and Sidney Visitors
Miss Ruby Bates and Mrs Harold Meyer were Sidney callers Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Prohaska of Brady spent the week here as a guest of Miss Ruth Clayton. W A Olinger returned from Omaha Saturday evening in ambulance due to an accident. Mr and Mrs Starry Miller and Miss Betty Riley of San Francisco were overnight guests at A G Millers. Alfred L Johnson of Aust Gary Ind passed away Sunday afternoon, survived by sons Frank and Ray. J W Orr of Lisco visited with wife and son. Mrs Jurgen Folkerty leaves for Ohio to visit her son. Willian Wolcott and family of Gurley visited Sunday. G S Jewell on business to Sidney Tuesday. Leland Line returned from Ogallala Thursday. Mrs Mary Fusha returned from Colorado Springs. Marie Disney of northwest Chappell spent weekend with Joe Disney and family. Bud Markel and Kenneth Carlton on business to Scottsbluff Wednesday. Kenneth and Ralph Carlton on business to Scottsbluff Friday.
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W. T. Kahse
Sidney
W. O. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Darlene
L. A. Pearson
Charles Smith
Alfred Jorgensen
Keystone
Eureka
Messr
Messr. and Mesdames Dave Ells, Archie Kirkpatrick, Frank Wait, T. G.waddell
James Resse Emmet Johnston
Frank Boyle
Gus Hellbush
Willie Jones
Roy Depew
Lucile
Fielden Waddell
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Frank Flessner
Reinhart Franzen
Ehme Flessner
Nels Johnson
Mack Weaver
Ralph Welton
Charles Welton
Welton
Sadie Irwin
Dorothy Elsen
Ben and
Forrest
Planck
Alice
Lavern Gade
Ray Tremain
J. H. Gell
Alva Hart
Mildred
Geraldine
Freddie
Cecil Tremain
C. A. Foster
Edme Flessner
Albert Frerichs and Sons
Linvern Flessner
Lawrence Nelson
Beatrice Nelson
Leola
Frances Johnson
Will Gade
Doris
Junior
Geraldine Cruise
Dan Rupert
Ray Rexroth
James Irwin
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Harold
Verona
Henry
Earl
Mons Johnson
Leslie
E. Rupert
E. Planck
W. QO. Johnson
Delores
Albert Frerichs
Fred
Willard
John Olson
Clayton Parks
Alice Rexroth
J. H. Gel
Fritz Brauer
Earl Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Ted
L. D. Lutes
Near Bronson
Richard Welton and Son
Robert
Fred Irwin
Ruby Bates
Harold Meyer
Elizabeth Prohaska
Brady
Ruth Clayton
W. A. Olinger
Omaha
Starry Miller
Betty Riley
San Francisco
A. G. Miller
Alfred L. Johnson
Aust
Gary
Salem School News Harvest of Absent Students and Work
The Salem School reports many absences last week including Ray mond Meineck e, Helen Meinecke, Leonard Meinecke, Bernice Meinecke, Norman and Edmond Juedes, Erwin Kreinbring, Hilda Kreinbring, Nora Kreinbring, Austin Morris, Marjorie Morris, Lillian Morris, Viola Juedes, Dorothy Schultz, Kenneth Ewert, and Arthur Ewert. Class A spelling seniors are Dorothy Schultz, Doris Netherland, Jeanette Aurich, Arleen Juedes, Laver Winkleman, Mildred Pflughaupt, Edward Lessman, and Leonard Spiker. Upper grades are finishing a third booklet. the school practices for meets at Sidney and Newton. The third grade studies division in arithmetic while the third and fourth grades review nouns in grammar. The fifth grade.
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Hose
Raymond
Helen
Leonard Meineccke
Bernice
Norman
Edmond Juedes
Erwin
Hilda
Nora Kreinbring
Austin
Marjorie
Lillian Morris
Viola Juedes
Dorothy
Edwin Schultz
Kenneth
Arthur Ewert
Dorothy Schultz
Doris Netherland
Jeanette Aurich
Arleen Juedes
Laver Winkleman
Mildred Pflughaupt
Edward Lessman
Leonard Spiker
Sidney and
Nualton
Willing Workers Club Sets Committees At Meeting
The Willing Workers club met last Friday with president Arleen Juedes opening the session. Committees named include library chaired by Leonard Spiker and Dorothy Schultz, politeness led by Arleen Juedes and Doris Netherland, and service organized by Lavern Winkleman and Willard Aurich.
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Willing Workers Club
Arleen Juedes
Lavern Winkleman
Willard Aurich
Leonard Spiker
Dorothy Schultz
Doris Netherland
Bake Sale by Willing Workers at Skaggs Store
The Willing Workers of the Christian church will hold a bake sale at O P Skaggs store on Saturday April 13 starting at 10 30 a m A splendid assortment of home cooked foods will be featured.
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The
Christian Church
O. P. Skaggs
Bake Sale by Altar Society at GreenlS Church
Members of the Altar society of the Catholic church will hold a bake sale at Greenls Saturday April 13 beginning at 10 30 a m A wide assortment of home cooked foods will be offered committee
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Altar Society of the Catholic Church
Greenls
Dr Mabie Lote Over Gift Shop Case
Dr Mabie Lote, chiropractor, connected with gift shop activities. Phone contact listed as 199. tf indicates incomplete data on the case details.
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Mabie Lote
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