Wheat Streak Mosaic Not Widespread In Nebraska
University of Nebraska extension circular explains wheat streak mosaic is not extensive in Nebraska. Virus carried by wheat curl mite infects susceptible plants, with localized occurrences. Late planting advised, miticides ineffective. destroy volunteer wheat and grasses to reduce mites. Extension Circular No. 56-1815 available via county agents.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Extension Service
John Weihing
Gurley News Roundup Bridges Picnics and Meetings
Sunday saw a family picnic at Bridgeport Park for the Harvey Meyer clan with relatives including Joy Fastenau Cliff Draper Adolph Fastenau Fred Segelke and Kenneth Barr families in attendance. The Grace Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society held an August 9 meeting with Mrs John Flora presenting lessons on Stew ROX. Visitors included Mrs Herbert Fann Myrna and others. Mr Herman Frerichs hosted, and local residents Harold Johnson and family visited Gale House in Sidney. Weekend guests included Cart Ahlm and family and Walter Hartness. Mrs Anna Borges called on Mrs Charles Gabriel. The Drappers and Bob Alschwede families were noted at weeklong visits in Grand Island Omaha Cornell and Nebraska.
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Harvey Meyer
Bridgeport Park
Joy Fastenau
Cliff Draper
Adolph Fastenau
Fred. Segelke
Kenneth Barr
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church
John Flora
Trawny
Herbert “Fann
Myrna
Johnon
Eleanor
Ernest Peterson
Herman Frerichs
Harold Johnson
Gale House
Sidney
Sexton-Ahlm
Cart-Ahlm
Walter
Hartness
Herman
Hfirichs
Andi
Jacob*Frerichs
Frank “Rohnke
Frankin
Nebraska
John Niebuhr
Wayne Elsen
Bud Reinmuth
Ardis
Leora Westfall
Maxine
Julianne
Charles McRoberts
Barbara
Denver
Earl Lessig
S. J. Flora
Harold Alschwede
Herbert Fastenau
Harry Meade
Dalton
Keensburg
Charles
Gabriel
Henry Fredericksens
Nancy Meier
Lloyd Hayes
Loretta Salmons
Loveland
Colo
George Hayes
Janice Hayes
Kenneth Hayes
Larry Rohde
Lawrence Salson
Des Moines
Iowa
Darrel Henke
Community Social Notes From Wayne Area
Week of small gatherings and visits as local families travel for weekends. The Horst family visited Cheyenne with Ernest Casner and boys, Horst returns by bus. Red Hornbaker sold trailer and moved to Sidney. Troidl and Jimmy joined Virgil Schumacher family for Sunday dinner and Smorgasbord in Dalton.
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Wayne Elsen
Clarence Miller
Robert Hinrichs
Denver
Harry Handley
Willis Rich
Henry Horst
LeRoy
Cheyenne
Ernest Casner
Earl
Red
Neighborhood Socials Prompt Weekend Visits and Guests
A week of dinners suppers and visits across Wayne and surrounding towns with many families hosting relatives from Loveland Des Moines Tecumseh and Dalton. Notable events include the Reinmuth and Ardis hosting a 20th wedding anniversary and multiple guests from Nebraska Colorado and Iowa.
Sidney Telegraph announces tri weekly publication details
The Sidney Telegraph, published by J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe, is a weekly newspaper in Sidney Nebraska. It lists a yearly subscription of 35.00 within 50 miles and 7.00 outside, and notes delivery on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons serving Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.
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Sidney Telegraph
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne ‘County
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Gurley
Davey
Siliey
Agnes A. Heng
Unaditla
Victor Dierking
Tecumseh
C. H. Hammond
Dan Rowan
Ed Rihn
Robert McBride
Baby
LaVern Troidl
Mike Troidl
California
Henry Fredericksen
Elmer Larson
Dick Kieffe
Hay Springs
Carol Waite
Ardis Reinmuth
Don Meier
Harold Bradshaws
Will Fredericksen
Walter Happell
Reinmuths
Jan Meikys
Lions Club
Vern Sinsel
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Quigley
John Deere
Kosch
MOWER
Larson
Paachinery CO
Harlan's Bakery
Barker
Chevrolet
America
Make
Chevy
Goetz
Goetz Brewing
Don Shipman
MGR. Panhandle Distributing Co
Cheyenne County
Fisher
Chevrolet Deputes
Frre
Kokier Motor Company
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
Hughes
Josten
15Th & Quince
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