Saddle Club Horse Show Actions and Prizes Ahead
A horse show section lists events including trail, reining, five gaited, and amateur classes with judges directing displays. Prizes totaling 25 15 and 10 dollars for gaited and certain races, plus 15 10 and 5 for other classes, are announced. Special exhibitions feature local drill teams and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodds
Ovid
Colo
John Treinen
Maxwell
M. W. Osborn
Sidney Square Dance
Accidents Continue On Local Highways Involving Farm Equipment
Fred L. Wiesner reports a collision between a 1947 Diamond T semi and a hay baler coupled to two tractors, caused by parts overhanging the truck. Damage to the combine around 400 dollars and to the Ryan outfit about 200. In Sidney, at 4 27 p m Sunday, Salvatore Scolla and Mrs Scolla along with James Catiti were injured when Catiti’s 1949 Chevrolet panel truck swerved behind a truck and overturned in a drive way. Estimated damage was heavy though not yet quantified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Wiesner
Hays
Kansas
Jackie Ryan
Garden City
Combine
Ryan Outfit
Sidney
Salvatore Scolla
Highway 30 route debate stirs Sidney business group
Spearow urges local firms to back the revival of Highway 30 popularity and join the association. He warns Sidney merchants along Illinois street to watch rumors of a possible reroute via Elm street north of the Union Pacific tracks and to consider the impact on tourism.
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Spearow
Sidney
Illinois Street
Elm Street
Union Pacific
Mixed Wheat Market Penalty Sparks Food Grade Debate
Market reports show mixed wheat is penalized as bread wheat yields poor macaroni grade and durum flour makes unsatisfactory bread. Analysts note quality variances affect pricing and consumer expectations across wheat varieties and products.
Pawnee Tops Wheat Tests at Nebraska Agronomy Farm
Pawnee variety led winter wheat tests with 22.2 bushels per acre at the University of Nebraska agronomy farm. Dr. L P Reitz and Nebraska Experiment Station researchers note Pawnee performed well despite hazards like water and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
University of Nebraska
L. P. Reitz
U. S. Departments of Agriculture Agronomist
Nebraska Experiment Station
Lincoln
Minter
Turkey
Wichita
Cheyenne
Comanche
Tenmarq
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska
Reitz
Platte River
Nebraska and
Kansas
Two Agnew Brothers Earn Degrees at University
The University of Nebraska awarded degrees to 435 summer term graduates with no commencement. Richard L. Agnew of Sidney earned a master's in the graduate college while Kenneth M. Agnew received a bachelor of science in business administration. Also, Kathleen Agnew, Sidney High School valedictorian, is a university student. Ruben B. Miller of Sidney earned a bachelor of science degree.
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University of Nebraska
Richard L. Agnew
Sidney
Graduate College
Kenneth M. Agnew
Kenneth Agnew
Kathleen Agnew
Sidney High School
Ruben B. Miller
Girl Scout Outing To Last One Week
Twenty members of Girl Scout Troop No.5 left Monday for a week's troop camp at Estes Park Colorado. They were accompanied by leaders Mrs Ralph Welch Mrs Emmett Barnes and Mrs M J Maher. Names include Donna Steward Geraldine Darnstedt Margie Copley Virginia Welch Phyllis Moody Verna Shoopman Barbara Ayers Ellen Bishop Eileen Klentz Patty Harris Janet Osborn Gloria Sebold Myra Matthewson Mary Ann Libsack Wilma Dickes Maxine Kallhoff Marianne Maher Dorothy Ringleman Nancy Hess.
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Estes Park
Colorado
Ralph Welch
Emmett Barnes
M. J. Maher
Donna Steeward
Geraldine Darnstedt
Margie Copley
Virginia Welch
Phillis Moody
Verna Shoopman
Barbara Ayers
Ellen Bishop
Eileen Klentz
Patty Harris
Janet Osborne
Gloria Sebold
Myra Mathewson
Mary Ann Libsack
Wilma Dickes
Maxine Kallhoff
Marianne Maher
Dorothy Ringleman
Nancy Hess
Hornaday Scores In Light Opera Open Air Run
Frank Hornaday of Sidney shines in summer open air opera engagements in Memphis where he stars in The Student Prince. Critics praise his voice and endurance as rain dampened the night yet he performed with piano support. Attendance at a Memphis Open Air Theatre show hit 2876, a season high. Hornaday’s feats earned a feature in The Commercial Appeal and his diet credit to Mrs. Hornaday. He will travel to New York City for fall engagements.
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Frank Hornaday
Sidney
Memphis
Mr. Hornaday
Memphis Open Air Theatre
Hornaday
Charles Hornaday
New York City
Field Day slated at Cheyenne horticultural station
Western Nebraska farmers and their wives are invited to the Field Day on Friday August 5 at the Horticultural Field Station in Cheyenne Wyoming. Extension Horticulturist Wayne C Whitney of the University of Nebraska says the experiments across forest trees fruit trees vegetables and ornamentals cover both dryland and irrigation. The 2100 acre federal station serves western Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado and South Dakota. We handle Markwell stapling machines and the staples to fit them.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wayne C. Whitney
University of Nebraska
Federal
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Markwell
Telegraph
County Court Hearings Reported On Saturday
James D Barnes of Potter and George Lee Cary of Sidney were found guilty of assault and battery and received 39 days in jail plus costs. Bennie Valdez and Abel Silvia of Ordville were fined 1 dollar and costs for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Barnes
Potter
George Lee Cary
Sidney
Eeen
Bennie Valdez
Abel Silvia
Ordville
Police Court Sentences for Intoxication Charges
Gariie Wambley and Tom Delahunty were sentenced to 15 days in jail. Walter Shanidan pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 plus costs. Tom Peser was fined $4.30 and costs for a SERED plea. William Krueger admitted guilty to speeding and was fined $25 and costs. W H Patterson of Fort Worth Texas pled guilty to intoxication and disturbance and was fined $20 and costs. Leo E Davis of Atwood Kansas pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and listed penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gariie Wambley
Tom Delahunty
Walter Shanidan
Tom Peser
SERED
William Krueger
W. H. Patterson
Fort Worth
Texas
Adn
Wyoment
Leo E. Davis
Atwood
Kansas
Idaho Holds Nation's Largest Rock Phosphate Deposits
Idaho hosts the country's largest deposits of rock phosphate according to the report, highlighting significant mineral reserves and potential impact on mining activity and supply.
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Idaho
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Saddle Club
Agnew Boys
Oliver
Oliver Superiors
John Deere
Chappell
Qine
Cleer
Atteys
Larson Machinery Co
Calkins
Western Implement Company
Massey-Harris
Sidney Torrington
Treater
Calkins ‘Combination
Maa Cele
Home Owners Sale
Ylt
F.H.A
Covteatt
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