Nebraska April crop report shows conditions good
The April crop report notes winter wheat mostly satisfactory with 84 percent condition, rye at 84 percent, and pasture at 64 percent. Moisture in February aided growth. abandonment expected in southwestern Nebraska and eastern states report heavy abandonment. Farm rents tick up slightly. wages remain higher. Demand and livestock feeding favorable. corn marketing abnormally heavy. national wheat and rye conditions lower than last year.
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Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
West Central
Maple Grove Social Notes Tell of Local Visits and Health
Mr. and Mrs N E Witters and family spent Monday evening at F A Johnson s. Ed Miles called at H Swain s Wednesday forenoon. Mrs W T Sharman spent Wednesday afternoon at F A Johnson s. Mr and Mrs Robert Dyke and Henry Gould called there 2 9. Zellabelle Johnson has earache. She had an abscess behind her ear lanced by the doctor and she is better. Funeral attendance by Mr and Mrs R W Johnson for Mrs Mickkelsen. Hazel Miles visited the Irwins after school Wednesday. Mrs W T Sharman had dinner Friday at N E Witters. Helen Johnson attended Grace McDowell s birthday dinner Saturday. Mrs Lee Johnson called at W T Sharman s Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Workman and family visited Ed Miles Friday. Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson and Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons also noted.
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W. T. Sharman
F. A. Johnson's
Robert Dyke
Henry Gould
Zellabelle Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Mickkelsen
Hazel Miles
Josie
Sadie Irwin
N. E B
Sunday Dinners And Family Visits In Kimball Area
Motored south of Kimball Sunday and ate dinner with the C A Rasmus sen family. Mr. and Mrs. J C Jorgensen and family ate dinner Sunday at Ed Miles'. Mr. and Mrs. Henry James and family ate dinner Sunday at Harold Spiker's. Keith Spiker and Mary James celebrated their birthdays together. Mr. Irwin and family called at Ed Miles' Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deaver spent Sunday at Emil Nightengale's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workman and family visited Jacob Zimmerman as he lay ill. Andrew Johnson called at Mr. Irwin's Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Miles and children spent Monday afternoon at W. T. Sharman's. Samuel, Robert and Fred Irwin called at W. T. Sharman's Monday evening.
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Kimball
C A Rasmussen
J C Jorgensen
Ed Miles
Henry James
Harold Spiker
S. Keith Spiker
Mary James
Irwin
Fred
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie
Frank Deaver
Emil Nightengale
Frank Workman
Jacob Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Andrew Johnson
Vim Irwin
W. T. Sharman
S. Samuel
Robert
Fred Irwin
Railroad Notes Detail Local Trips and Personal News
P C and A R Kirkpatrick left Friday for St Joseph Missouri to consult a specialist and seek treatments. Mrs Alfred Edner returned from a state trip visiting relatives and friends reporting an enjoyable journey. Mrs S W Cook and son spent the weekend in Sterling with her brother. A R Kirkpatrick bought a new home and moved in last week. Mrs Andy Edner and mother Mrs William Borcher returned from Chicago after attending to the death of Mrs Borcher's mother. R L Tobler remodels his Happy Hill home. B F Erwin spent Wednesday in Kimball. C C Davis and daughter Nellie were surprised when Victor Swain of Salem Indiana called unexpectedly. they last met over nine years ago at Salem. Mr Swain was en route to Denver and stopped in Sidney to surprise the Davises. Funeral services for Mahola Jane Taylor were held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Methodist church. remains taken to Grant for burial on Thursday. W W Coons of Callaway and Mrs Nettie Toby of Cozad, siblings of Mrs Mahola Jane Taylor, arrived in Sidney Monday after word of her passing. Mrs Thomas Crosbie returned from Evanston Wyoming after two weeks with relatives. Ward Jones now driving a new coupe. Frank Hengl and family visited Joe Hornicek’s south of Sunol Tuesday evening.
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P. C
A. R. Kirkpatrick
St. Joseph
Alfred Edner
S. W. Cook
Sterling
Andy Edner
William Borcher
Chicago
Salem
Swain
Denver
Sidney
Davis
Mahola Jane Taylor
Grant
W. W. Coons
Callaway
Nettie Toby
Cozad
Thomas Crosbie
Evanston
Wyo
Ben
Ward Jones
Frank Hengl
Joe Hornicek
Sunol
Womans club to sponsor art exhibit next Monday
Local society notes report several community moves and visits. Mrs Charles Shaw and daughter Marion returned to Potter after months in Arizona. Mrs J Norcross and Miss Twila Stumbaugh shopped in Sidney. R A Babcock and C E Biggs families spent Sunday in Kimball with Callaway and Place families. Mrs Goding and Mrs Fricke, patients in Thermopolis, enjoy baths. Mesdames Rudd and Shoemaker of Sidney visited here Sunday. Herman Johnson ill at daughter Ed gar Andersons. Rev Troy exchanged pulpits with Rev Kenyon. Potter congregation enjoyed Kenyon sermon.
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Womans Club
Charles Shaw
Marion
Potter
Arizona
J . Norcross
Twila Stumbaugh
Sidney
R. A. Babcock
C. E. Biggs
Kimball
Callaway
Place
Wm. Goding
Karl Fricke
Thermopolis
Wryo
Mesdames
A. A. Rudd
W. J. Shoemaker
Herman Johnson
Edgar Anderson
Troy
Rev
Kenyon
Gurley Church
Ermon
Meadow Lawn Social Hints and School Notes
Meadow Lawn J M Kreader served as a Dalton caller Sunday and a large crowd attended the ladies G T club meeting with Mrs E L Weed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Alta Cobb and others. district No 152 had seventh and eighth grade exams in Potter this week.
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J. M. Kreader
Dalton
E. L. Weed
Alta Cobb
Faye Bovee
Shirley Mayer
Evelyn Peterson
Leo Lipska
Potter
Henry Volquartzen
Redington
Chris Peterson
J. E. Morrow
Emma
J. C. Kreader
Mann Brothers
Leonard
Evelyn
Marvin Peterson
Mann
Pete Nelson
J. W. Eckert
Family thanks community for kindness after death of Mrs Taylor
The children of the late Mrs Mahala Jane Taylor express gratitude for sympathy shown after her passing. A Potter village house cleaning will be held April 23 to 28 with rubbish removal offered free during that week. nonparticipation may lead to charges later by village trustees. The Farms Dairy advertises 3 color ice cream bricks in pints or quarts, telephone 321.
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Mahala Jane Taylor
Potter
Death notice and local arrivals in Potter area
Claude Biggs learned of his father’s death Tuesday. His family travels to Indiana for the funeral. Arthur F Harms and family moved from Scribner to the community. New Potter residents Mr and Mrs C S Arp and son Harry from Minden. R A Babcock and Charles Cords visited Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C W Johnson and Mr and Mrs C P Dybdahl spent Tuesday in Cheyenne. Christie and Rodney Bertramson are under a doctor’s care in Cheyenne.
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Claude Biggs
C. W. Johnson
C. P. Dybdahl
Cheyenne
Christie
Rodney Bertramson
Sidney Hotel Free Medical Consultation by Dr Doran Today
A one day medical outreach at Sidney Hotel from 10 am to 4 pm offers free consultation by Dr Doran. He claims non surgical methods for chronic conditions and lists numerous ailments treated. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address given as 396 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Sidney Hotel
Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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Dalton Nebraska
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Geo. J. Kavanaugh
Rhode Island
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Star Market
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Marcelling
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Delbert Hawkins
Peetz
West 5Th Ave
North Divide
Sidney Creamery Company
4Th Ave
Court House
A. S. Hardy
E. Furer
2Nd Ave. West
C. E. Couch
East 2Nd St
Paul Booth
United States
Maple Grove
N. E. Witters
H. Swain
Jordan Electric Shoppe
Mangles
Sidney DR. Doran
Massey-Harris Combines
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Durant
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