Cheyenne County Forms Soil Conservation District
Editorial notes seven good and bad crop years under debate. It highlights farmers adopting scientific methods, summer tilling, erosion control, irrigation, and moisture conservation as Cheyenne County plans a soil conservation district. Experts anticipate continued production despite risks, though soil mining and erosion remain concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Egypt
Cheyenne County
C. M. Galvin
Chicago
Dorothea Kann
Praise for Cheyenne County Fair workers 1946 tribute
The Cheyenne County Herald thanks and congratulates the men and women whose hard work made the 1946 Cheyenne County Fair a grand event. The editor praises public spirited workers who do not seek glory and urges building the Fair into Nebraska’s outstanding celebration with continued local effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ogallala publicity sparks local reaction in Nebraska feature
The Omaha World Herald ran a feature on Ogallala drawing mixed feelings from residents. Critics say misstatements affected credit given, though supporters acknowledge the value of publicity for the city and surrounding area. Sidney is slated for a similar profile amid comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Ogallala
Nebraska
Sidney
No Tax Reduction Now Senator George Says Taxes Stay High
Senator Walter F. George chairs the Finance Committee and declares there will be no substantial tax rate cuts before 1948, excise taxes aside, due to an overlarge budget, veteran benefits, defense spending, and a huge national debt. He warns against a rush to cut taxes while the nation pursues preparedness for possible future emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Money for Mothers Britain’s family allowance plan expands aid
The British Government now pays $4,000,000 weekly to 4,000,000 mothers with $1 per week for each child under 16 except the oldest. Critics misread it as socialist pressure. the grants operate under the Family Allowance Act, part of a broader social security program including sickness unemployment retirement maternity and widowhood benefits.
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Great Britain
England
Eh Sore Throats and Silly Zingers From a Weekend Satire
A column of light humor sketches and witticisms reflecting mid century life. It lampoons band backers calling them Band Aids praises old Hollywood, jokes about butter OPA shortages, salons saloon talk and social foibles. The piece riffs on gossip, aging cowboys, marriages among bees and the art of hosting guests with playful one liners.
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Opa
Charlotte Greenwood
New York
Glanc
Hollywood
Hopalong Cassidy
Glossary of witty misdefinitions and odd musings
A collection of satirical dictionary like entries and humorous observations. It parodies terms from girdle to civilization and notes sharp asides about class, family, and global absurdities. The mix includes quips about obesity of trends and remote Siberian tribes, ending on a breezy line about luck.
Sidney Social News Highlights Travel and Visits
Senator R A Babcock leaves for Lincoln for a special legislative session. Dr Leo J Thomas and family head to Chicago for ten days for a chiropractors convention and visits relatives in Warrenville Illinois. Sidney residents and friends travel to Estes Park Cheyenne and across Nebraska and Colorado for family gatherings, funerals, and visits with relatives.
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R. A. Babcock
Lincoln
Leo J. Thomas
Thomas
Chicago
John Rhine
Warrenville
Illinois
John Wald
Laramie
Wyoming
Sidney
Cheyenne
Frank Fraundorfer
South Dakota
J. L. McIntosh
McKinley McIntosh
James McIntosh
North Platte
Thomas Quinn
Hyannis
William Quinn
McKinley McIintosh
J. L. Tewell
William
Suzanne
Tewell
Unn Wessner
Estes Park
Colorado Mountains
Bob Duis
Towells
Fred Beyer
Joe Beyer
Jane
Oregon
Derrill Ammerman
Burbank
Calif
Humphrey
Nebr
Fort Collins
Colo
Gilsdorfs
Fraundorfer
Bing Miller
Bill Miller
Loveland
Boulder
E. M. Kingsbury
New York City
George Taylor
G. R. Levy
Washington, D. C
Levy
Sheriff
W. W. Schulz
Edith
Georgia Martin
Elsa Rice
Martin
Scottsbluff and
Gering
Union Valley News Notes and Travels in Denver Visit
Bill Schuler and Paul Vick hauled cattle to Denver and returned. Miss Betty Goodman visited Ruby Schuler. Ruby stayed with her cousin. A birthday supper for Mrs Clair Gillespie was held at the Cleve Gillespie home with Franklin and the Warrens present. Lila Mae Vick and Evelyn Kopetsky joined Ben Pelsters in Denver before entering Central Business College. Mrs Paul Vick under doctor care for pleurisy.
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Bill Schuler
Paul Vick
Denver
Emil Marx
Fred Schuler
Clair Gillespie
Betty Goodman
Broadwater
Ruby Schuler
Ruby
Margie
Cleve Gillespie
Franklin
Merritt Warren
Lila Mae Vick
Evelyn Kopetsky
Ben Pelsters
Central Business College
Lloyd Ravert and
Marriage Licenses Issued to Couples in Sidney Area
Floyd Iverson and Viola M. McFadden, both of Sidney, received licenses on August 17. Archie Herboldsheimer and Dorothy Iona Hoffert, Potter, along with David S. Fraass of Lodgepole and Marilyn R. Dress of Sidney, were licensed on August 19. Dale F. Rector and Mary Louise Deaver of Sidney obtained licenses on August 21.
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Floyd Iverson
SOD
Sidney
Viola M. McFadden
Archie Herboldsheimer
Dorothy Iona Hoffert
David S. Fraass
Lodgepole
Marilyn R. Dress
Dale F. Rector
Mary Louise Deaver
Local notes from Mount Vernon social and farm activity
Mrs M A Nelson and Nadine visited Frank Klentz home. Silas Walker and family traveled to Yuma with Mrs Walker's sister Iva Bailey. Alfred and Keith Sprenger sold cattle. Frank Klentz, Silas Walker, C H Hammond, Carl Davis and Mr Kretz moved them to Sidney. Paul Hugh Klentz born Aug 12. Additions: visits, farm work, sales, and a new Ford Pick-up. Telegraph Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. C. Johnson
C. L. Walters
Violet
Frank Klentz Sr
Frank Klentz Jr
Karl Sprenger
Charles
Mildred
Emil van Mark Sale
Carr, Colo
Cheyenne
Art McMillen
Paul Hugh
Willis Ezards
Missouri
Wilma
Wendell
W. R. Nelson
Julius Schole
Washington
Sidney Draw
Harry Brewer
Leo Olsen
Allen Nelson
M. A. Nelson
Nadine
Howard Maddens
Frank Klentz
Co. H. Hammonds
Milan Glassburn
M. J. Hobbs
Bridgeport
Hobbs
State Vet Legislation Summary Across 46 States in 1945
The Council of State Governments reports that 46 states enacted laws extending rights benefits and privileges to veterans and armed forces members and their organizations in 1945 or earlier. Mississippi and Louisiana did not meet in regular or special session this year. All 48 states now have state veterans affairs organizations as a result.
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Council of State Governments
Mississippi
Louisiana
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Joanne
C. P. Miller
Jim Leech
Brady
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Laura Fish
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R. L. Gilbert
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Greeley
F. L. B. Goodwin
Gilbert
Helen Goodwin
David Hood
Coolidge
Arizona
D. R. Johnson
Johnson
Howard Anderson
Wilsonville
Tom Howerter Jr
Millet
Union Valley
Rexall
Sidney Drug Co
Mount Vernon
C. H. Hammond
Myra
Lynn Nelson
Silas Walker
Clarence Evans
The
Telegraph Printing Co
Sly
C. A. Story Agency
C. A. Story
H. G. Spearow
W. RB. Ayers Osborn
Hae
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Company
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