Editorial soil conservation hope for Cheyenne Co
An upcoming Thursday night meeting invites farmers in Cheyenne Co to vote on forming a soil conservation district. The piece urges planning for lean years during times of plenty, stressing soil as the county’s key asset and advocating scientific farming to preserve wealth and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeyenne Co County
Soil Conservation District
Soil ‘Conservation District
Cheyenne County
Hunger in the World and American Food Abundance
The piece contrasts abundant U S groceries with global hunger, noting Americans are well supplied while Europe awaits wheat commitments. It warns that stagnant relief efforts threaten recovery, recalling medical cautions about the body consuming itself once nourishment fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Postwar push for Nebraska university agriculture school growth
A Nebraska postwar plan urges expanding the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture to a leading position in the university. It predicts major advances in farm product use, new crops, and production methods, with closer ties to industry. The current ag school is seen as secondary, hindered by tightfisted lawmakers and vested local interests, needing public pressure to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska University School of Agriculture
Ag’ School
Taxes Stifle Private Enterprise in Sidney Hotel Note
A visitor argues the U S tax system discourages investment by making profits from one venture taxed heavily when combined with earnings from other businesses. He cites hypothetically spending 100000 to build a Sidney hotel but fears tax penalties raise risk and lower potential returns, casting doubt on private enterprise prospects in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
OPA under fire as Congress threat may hit inflation relief
An editorial argues Congress endangers price controls and risks inflation by undermining OPA and notes postwar politics. It condemns delays in reforms, cites wasted security for votes, and warns of black markets if OPA fails. Also discusses Sidney street lighting needs and gradual, funded upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Congress
Sidney
Violet ray meat sanitizer stirs diner banter
In a humorous exchange at a butcher shop a violet ray machine is pitched as a bacterial killer from slaughter to table. The butcher mocks OPA inspections while jokes about de bacterializing meat and health, provoking a wary customer craving traditional, bacteria free beef.
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Violet Ray
Sam
OPA
Local Notes From Grand Prairie and Surrounding Towns
Betty Schaffert reports Annabelle Brogren took teachers exams Saturday. Families and neighbors from Grand Prairie, Scottsbluff, Sidney, Potter, Morrill, and Dalton shared visits, church events, and Easter vacations. Henry Mayer and Fred Prince deaths cited. condolences offered by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Brogren
Dick Juelfs
Scottsbluff
Bill Schaffert
Sidney
Betty
George Juelfs
Ed McGowan
Cliff Parker
Morrill
Ola Brogren
Prince Home
Jim Coulter
Potter
C. M. Mayers
Alva Birdwell
Leland
Les Lipska
Maynard Mayer
Art Johnson
Buss Sanders
George Winkelman
Grover Sanders
Lee Shoemaker
Schaffert
Allen Muhr
C. M. Mayer
Betty Schaffert
Harold Stoll
Dalton
Old"Brogren
Phyllis Harris
Clarence Rogers and Son
Local social notes and visits across sidney area
Mrs Ivan Walker and others visited over the weekend. The Faesslers of Bridgeport plan a trip to Switzerland. New Plymouth owners Leonard Peterson celebrated their Plymouth acquisition. Multiple neighbors shopped, hosted, and called on friends in Dalton, Sunol, Sidney, and nearby towns. Several weddings and farm business visits are noted, with agricultural activity and community events mentioned throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Walker
Blner Nagengast
John Faessler
Bridgeport
Bill Schaffert
Faesslers
Switzerland
Leonard Peterson
New Plymouth
Pete Worth
Donald Kreader
Dalton
Cozy Corner Club
Maynard Mayer
Jim Jimerson
Agnes Zalesky
Harry Daniels
Dennis Lee
Fred Kilgore
Sunol
J. B. Ruttner
Near Sunol
D. E. Dickinson
Ray Miller
Ed Ahlberg
Ed Karr
Mary Jo
Tom Karr
Gering
Karr
E. W. Zalesky
Sterling
Frank Kokes
Glen O. Dickinson
W. R. Brown
Sidney
B. J. Barnhart
Ethel Marothers
John
North Platte
Sund
South Sund hail storm of this year described
Mrs. D. E. Dickinson records a hail storm this year in South Sund, detailing the event and its immediate impact. The brief заметки note the weather sequence and local reactions to the hail phenomenon.
Kitchen safety device for steam protection
Article describes making a kitchen holder from heavy cloth with one end of each side open to form a pocket. This pocket slips the hand to shield against heating steam, providing a simple protective measure for cooks.
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Wm. Schafersman
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Henry Bruns
Bill Panzer
John Jamison
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Twila Kokes
John J. Kokes
Jim Schimka
C.A. Pope
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Mary Tilghman
South Sund
Geo. Glidwell Ranch
Roglemar Duhki
Arabian Horse Club
Jockey Club
Bay Black Points
Abihas Arabian Horse Club
M. W. Osborn
Roland, C. K
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General Gates
George S. Hossack
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