Local residents travel to Crook and Sterling events
John McDonnell and family frequent Crook and Sterling visits throughout the week. Harry Reeves, Mrs. Bates, Bill Pope, Rosa Brossard, the Meyeroz, and others make calls, attend a sale, take trips to Sterling, Crook, and Sidney, with family events noted including a day-old baby and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonnell
Harry Reeves
Rruss Brossard
Rogers Hoys
John McDonnel
Monlay
Crook
Bates
Sterling
Bill Pope
Carl Meyerholz
Crook On Wednesday and Stopped At Mr. Dobbs
Rob Nicholas
Will Pope
Pete Peterson
Stl
Pope
Ro Gross
Tom Jett
Vernon
Reeves
DR Gross
Melvin
Danny
North
Bernard Hill
Baby
Bernard
Kensington
Vroman T Louderback
Mayme
Iarold Jobe
D. K. Gross Place
Rosa Brossard
Phil Brossard
Raymond Pope
Sidney
Gillette
Wio
Bil Pope
Oren Loudy
Deantly
B. F. Doudy
Ball Pope
J. . Bates
Doon
GURLEY SCHOOL NOTES SPELLING CONTEST AND EVENTS
Gurley school notes cover a spelling contest with Margaret Cunningham Etta Christensen and Anna Grebbel winning 100 Ollie Caely second and Ernest Taylor Blanche Walker tied for third. Also mentions language vocab contests, a straw election, Idey Lane leaving for Sundance and Latin IT winners Lucille Cagley Raymond Kieselhorst Anna Gabriel. County exams, pep meeting, Junior English papers on What it is to be an American, and Annabelle Perkins absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cunningham
Etta Christensen
Anna Grebbel
Ollie Caeley
Ernest Taylor
Blanche Walker
University
Bridgeport
Idey Lane
Star Center
Sundance
Wyo
Lucille Cagley
Raymond Kieselhorst
Anna Gabriel
Annabelle Perkins
Local Social Roundup and Community Meetings
North Sidney residents and neighbors gathered Sunday at the Sparks and Hughes homes with several visits to local households. Huntsman society met at the Spiker home Monday, and the Farmers Union held a meeting in district 77 with a spelling bee led by champion Clyde Kinton. Many families, including Kurz, Walker, Sparks, Seimers, and Busboom members, hosted dinners and visits across Sidney and nearby towns in a weekend of social events and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hughes
Wher Choan
Sterling
Huntsman ¢Eeyator
T. ¢. Spiker
Seimers
Anna Kinton
Paul Sparks
Farmers Union
Clyde Kinton
Lardy Hall
J. © Sparks
Colton
Fow Seimers
Dick Seimers
Jim Sparks
Carl Busbroom
Will Sparks
Broadwater
Ande Sparks
Sidney
Carl Busboom
Carl Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Local Social Notes and Community Meeting Update
Potter Mrs Harold Curry and son Dudley visited Fred Beetz home Friday and Saturday. Miss Lucille Higgins helps in the dury store during Mr Frances absence. Theodosia Quein returns home after weeks in Dalton hospital. Mrs E Higgs and daughter Betty shopped in Sidney Saturday. Enevoldsen family visiting Ford Weikhorst parents. Auto trip by N S Miller, R L MacAdam, R V Frances and D F Enevoldsen. Frances to visit Woodriver relatives, others to Howard county. Fourth project meeting Friday at Mrs Ernest Biggs home. topic community meals and food habit cards to be rescored. Senior attended The Keeper of the Bees in Sidney. Mrs Gene McIntotsh spent weekend in Denver with husband. Golf enthusiasts tested the course Sunday. Miss Edelman and Miss Guy rode to Sidney Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Curry
Dudley
Fred Beetz
Lucille Higgins
Dury
Frances
Theodosia Quein
Dalton Hospital
E. Higgs
Betty
Sidney
D. F. Enevoldsen
Enevoldsen
Ford Weikhorst
N. S. Miller
R. L. MacAdam
R. V. Frances
Woodriver
Howard County
Ernest Biggs
Keeper of the Bees
Gene McIntotsh
Denver
Edelman
Guy
First Feed for Baby Chicks and Early Rearing Tips
The yolk remains a complete food at hatch and no extra feed should be given for about 15 hours. Sour milk or buttermilk is recommended for the first feed if available, with milky feeds preferred over grain alone. Dry mash and scratch feed are explained, including a 30 percent corn meal mix and bone meal adjustments, plus guidance on feeding schedules and preventing waste.
Early oats outperform late in Nebraska trials
Nebraska tests show early oat varieties consistently outyield late ones by ripening earlier and avoiding heat waves. Short straw is a drawback, with Kherson Burt and Texas Red among top performers for average Nebraska conditions, while northern areas sometimes favor late varieties in certain years.
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Nebraska
Kherson
Burt
Texas
Yearly Buick Shipments Break Eight Month Record
Buick Automobile shipments set a new eight month record from August 1 1925 through March 1926 totaling 181 324 cars with average monthly imports at 22 665. October 1925 saw 22 850 cars shipped the highest month to date and January 1926 rose to 23 265 beating October. February and March also posted record gains signaling a strong 1926 outlook per Buick General Sales Manager BE Strong.
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Buick
BE. T. Strong
Buicx General Sales
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N. 8. Miller
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Colo
Chris Dybdahl
Alfred Wallen
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R. A. Babcock
Emil Cords
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