Wheat stocks low in state July first
Nebraska wheat stored in elevators and on farms totaled 2,475,000 bushels July 1, a fall of nearly half from 1945. Interior and merchant mill, elevator and warehouse stocks were 771,000 bushels, farm stocks 1,704,000. Disappearance April 1 to July 1 amounted to 12,877,000 bushels, 71 percent above 1945. Nationwide reserves were the smallest in 20 years outside 1937.
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Nebraska
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Interior
Ginger Stars in Heartbeat at the Fox
Ginger leads Sam Wood's Heartbeat a brisk romantic comedy about a bold waif who captures a husband in an unconventional way Jean Pierre Aumont co stars in this RKO release from Robert and Raymond Hakim.
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Ginger
Sam Wood
Jean Pierre Aumont
Robert and
Raymond Hakim
RKO
Mr Henry Snyder Heads to Chicago and New York Visits
Mr Henry Snyder departed Thursday evening for Chicago and will visit relatives in New York state before returning, with plans outlined for his trip and forthcoming return home.
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Henry Snyder
Chicago
New York State
Panhandle Farmers Organize to Fight Erosion Losses
Nebraska and Goshen county farmers and agricultural officials from Scotts Bluff Morrill and Goshen counties met on August 5 to plan methods to control wind erosion on potato and beet lands. Wesley Antes announced a nine member committee to lead a soil saving campaign with another long term study group to follow.
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Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Wesley Antes
Nebraska
Goshen County
Wyoming
George Harmon
Antes
History Of Interest In Sidney And Vicinity Revisited
A condensed review lists local names and events from 54 years ago. Miss Helen Riggs returns from a Grand Island Lincoln visit. D W Ewing family and Daughertys enjoy a Denver trip. Mrs Blood and daughter Margaret arrive from Portland for a month with Thomas Epps. Travelers Mrs Shoemaker, the Dorans, and Wallace Doran share multiple journeys. Homestead proofs are filed by William Gustafson and others. J O Lobb buys land near Cheyenne. Anna Chambers departs for Peru. Clayton Radcliffe earns prize at Nebraska State University. The column notes relocations, trips, and local civic ties.
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Helen Riggs
Grand Island
Lincoln
D. W. Ewing
Betty
Art Daugherty
Patsy Ruth
Denver
Colorado Mountains
William Blood
Margaret
Portland
Ore
Thomas Epps
J. O. Lobb
Cheyenne
M. H. Tobin
Local Social Notes Include Moves And Visits
Mrs Thelma Davis takes a position in the Livons and Sons office. Ruth Morrow resigns. Mrs D R Jones returns from a five weeks trip splitting time between Minneapolis Minnesota and Aberdeen South Dakota. J L Creen and F S Knox from Dix visit Sidney and call on C D Green and Mrs A B Knox of The Telegraph. Mr and Mrs Charles Couch and children visit the Homestead near Medicine Bow Wyoming then return after two miles of legal fencing. Mrs David Jones and two sons return from Scotts Bluff after visiting relatives.
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Thelma Davis
Livons and Sons
Ruth Morrow
D. R. Jones
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Aberdeen
South Dakota
J. L. Creen
F. S. Knox
Dix
Sidney
C. D. Green
A. B. Knox
Charles Couch
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Charles
David Jones
Scottsbluff
Mary Jones Returns Home to Central City Neb
Mary Jones who has lived with her uncle B A Jones for two years returned to her home in Central City Nebraska on Monday. Mrs O D Lyon visited her sister who is dangerously ill in Juanita on Tuesday. Gen Brooke attended the Post on Wednesday and urged that Fort Sidney should not be abandoned. Cyrus Siemiller viewed the city on Monday and kept busy on this trip. Ruth departed eastbound on Tuesday evening and will visit Omaha Des Moines and Chicago to procure a complete line of millinery goods. Charles Vernon conducted business in Sidney Monday and reported his herd of Hereford cattle in excellent condition.
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Mary Jones
B. A. Jones
Central City
Nebr
O. D. Lyon
Juanita
Gen. Brooke
Fort Sidney
Cyrus Siemiller
Ruth
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Charles Vernon
Sidney
Local residents return from various regional trips
Mr. F M Hayes came back from a prospecting tour near Laramie Peak Sunday morning. Mr. James Sutherland returned from Wisconsin Thursday morning. Rev. Mr. Fowler returned from a South Platte trip Friday. Mrs. J. T. Thoelcke arrived from North Platte Wednesday and boards with her husband at the Metropolitan. Mr. Samuel Urbach left Thursday for Leadville for a sightseeing trip and possible business. Joseph Oberfelder departed for Chicago Thursday evening to work for his firm.
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F M. Hayes
Laramie Peak
James Sutherland
Wisconsin
Mr. Fowler
South Platte
J. T. Thoelcke
North Platte
Metropolitan
Samuel Urbach
Leadville
Joseph Oberfelder
Chicago
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