Mrs Kohlischmidt to Wichita for extended visit
Mrs Emma Kohlschmidt accompanied her son in law and daughter the Merle Schaffs to their home in Wichita Kansas and will be their guest for several weeks. Local families hosted visitors including Harvey Bonser of Torrance California and his stepson Harry Bonser formerly of Messex Colorado.
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Emma Kohlschmidt
Merle Schaff’s
Wichita
Kaw
Harvey Bonser
Torrance
Calif
Glenn Dickinson
Harvey
Charles and
Orra Bonser
Mr. Bonser
Mrs. Bonser
Harry
Messex
Colo
Arjan Luxa
Steve
Lloyd Brauer
Ted Houser
Gary Petersen
Gary Jr
Tammie
Russell George Sr
Air Force
Pete Savolt
Debbie
Danny Dickinson
Jerry Kallhoff
E. W. Zalesky
Vicki
Chadron
Omaha
Russell George, Sr
Crook
Danny Dick
Kurt
Kim
Kelly Tremain
E. W, Zalesky
Bean Price Down As U.S. Bean Marketing Group Signs North Platte Valley Farmers
Don Hergert of the U S Bean Marketing Association says about a ninth of the North Platte Valley bean acreage is signed up to improve market power. He argues the aim is to control supply, preferring fair prices over overproduction. He projects a price at least $2 below last year’s $9 due to higher output.
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Hergert
Veterans Seek Home Funding surge in Nebraska GI loans
About 1000 Nebraska veterans applied to the VA for eligibility certificates under the GI Bill. Lincoln VA regional head Charles St J Chubb noted roughly 250 loan applications have been received, a sign the loans have cleared initial interviews with lenders.
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Nebraska
Veterans Administration
Charles St. J. Chubb
Lincoln
Cholera Losses Hit Nebraska Swine Industry
Lincoln Nebraska industry losses run about 3.5 million dollars yearly from hog cholera per University of Nebraska health authority. Dr Crosby Howe cites 4.3 million hogs worth over 160 million live and 174 million in pork products. Vaccination costs estimated at 1.125 million for modified live vaccines and 42 thousand for killed vaccines.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Animal Health Authority
Crosby Howe
Extension Service
Eye injuries risk rises in junior high years
The junior high school years bring the greatest risk of accidental injuries to children's eyes. Boys are involved in three out of every four eye accidents during these years. For free information on eye health and safety write to PREVENT BLINDNESS Box 426 New York NY 10019.
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New York
N.Y
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South Sund News
Mrs. Kohlischmidt
Veterans
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Sidney, Nebraska
Cheyenne
Fort Sidney
Ft. Sidney
Hillside
The
Sidney New Car Dealers
Potter Barbecue Club
County Lions Clubs
Forsythe & Dowis
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Sidney
NEBR
Hillside Golf Course
Safeway
Beutler and Son
Old Timers
Historical Museum
Illinois
City Park
Jackson Street
RCA Rodeo Buetler and Son
12Th Ave
Jackson
Fox Theatre
Fairgrounds
RCA
Hardy-Clark Furniture
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