Master farmers make agricultural paradise of undeveloped land
In 1918-20 I bought over 6,000 acres in Goodland and Burlington areas for permanent investment and partial cultivation. Much land is rented to capable tenants, with strong German tenants and an agency in Goodland handling supervision. Notable operators include Albert Weaver of Bird City and J M Swenson Land Co of Burlington who achieve large wheat yields through summer fallow. Swenson, a Nebraska man, died after a prolific career. his Burlington holdings are carried on by Mrs Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Hanson
Goodland
Burlington
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Albert Weaver
Bird City
Kan
Benkleman
Joseph Swenson
Kansas City
Swenson
Weaver
Oakland
Wiliam Fried
Fremont
Omaha
Slaney
Fire insurance groups pledge to follow state laws
Nebraska Attorney General C A Sorensen announced that two fire insurance groups plan to comply with state laws. He cited concerns over Western Underwriters association bidding only for member companies and potential anti trust issues. Street and Rawlings defended their groups saying no unlawful actions were taken and no intent to violate Nebraska laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sorensen
Nebraska
C.R Street
Western Underwriters Association
Ralph Rawlings
Western Insurance Bureau
Sorensen
Street
Rawlings
Social visits and family gatherings across Grand Prairie
Alfred Jorgensen seeded for Andrew Johnson before midweek. Clyde Wallace and children dined with the James Irwin family Thursday. The Tremains with Verona were hosted at the August Gade home Thursday. Wilson and Henry Johnson visited the Alva Hart family last week. Helen Weatherwax, Bronson teacher, spent weekend with sister Mrs. Sam Irwin. J. H. Weatherwax and Mrs. from Boulder overnight Friday. Ray Tremain and Verona entertained at A. L. Roberts Friday afternoon. J. H. Gell and Mrs. attended Lutheran service in Sidney Friday. Nels Hoagland and Denver relatives were entertained at John Block’s Friday supper. Misses Lucile Senneff Dorothy Josie and Sadie Irwin called at Tremain and Gell homes Friday evening. Alva Hart entertained...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jorgensen
Andrew Johnson
Clyde Wallace
James Irwin
Ray Tremain
Guy
Harold
Verona
August Gade
John Wilson
Henry Johnson
Alva Hart
Helen Weatherwax
Bronson
Sam Irwin
J. H. Weatherwax
Boulder
Colo
A. L. Roberts
J. H. Gell
Sidney
Nels Hoagland
Denver
John Block
Lucile Senneff
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Iwin
Mrs
Mildred
Clayton Parks
Mildred Houge
Henry Flessner
Grand Prairie
Charles Welton
Wil Gade
Dan Rupert
Doris
E. Rupert
E Planck
W. C Johnson
N. Smith
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Henry Grant
Howard Denny
Lodge Pole
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Lee Johnson
W. W. Craig
Earl Johnson
Gurley
Frances
Albert Johnson
Bicknell
Pearson
Taylor Hospital
Frank Flessner
Martin and
Anna
Henry Florke
James Booth
Lisco
Virgil Weatherwax
Lester Theis
Paul Hokom
Frank Wait
Broadwater
John Olson
Fred Nelson
A.G Weaver Jr
E. Planck
W. W. Wassum
Will Gade
W. O. Johnson
George Hinrichs
Albert Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
Easter Notes From Sidney And Pleasant View
Local residents in Sidney and Pleasant View gathered for Easter events and dinners. Families such as Hart, Houge, Tremain, Welton, Johnson, and Flessner shared visits with relatives in Denver Grand Prairie Gurley and Lodge Pole while attending church services and touring nearby towns. Telegraph Wantads get results.
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Piggly Wiggly
W. D. Mathewson
Pleasant View Scohol
J. E. Morerw
Bertha Larson
Emma Morrow
Leona Hilpert
Joe Gerler
Boehnke
Ben Hilpert
Flora Schubarth
Art Schubarth
Rodney
Fred Wittrock
Walter Wittrock
G. C. Gemeinhardt
Frank Mueller
Arnold Skarka
Frank Muller
Elmer Hilpert
Pleasant View
William Myers
Frank Mathes
Flora Lueders
W. D Mathewson
J. E. Morrow
Dan Heimer
Lloyd Shaw
Ernest Gerler
Oscar Mueller
Art Mueller
Telegraph
Pure Foods
Urday
Ketchup, Heinz’s
Watch Dog
Camay
America
Pork & Beans
van Camp
Paris
Bombay
Frisco
New York
Sidney, Nebraska
Member
Federal Reserve System
Lettuce
Arizona
Lemons, California
California
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