Antelope Divide News and Local Visits
Local column from Antelope Divide notes late autumn weather, stuck roads, and farmers keeping stock. Mentions BP M Nelson family visiting relatives, Madden and Struble families hosting, Verne Nelsons dining with Frank Slan lit t and family, J M Nelson county treasurer elect visiting, and trapping fever with coyotes increasing. Rex and Howard Madden trap first night. Harry Hastitt heads to town to prepare for trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Madden
H. W. Struble
Verne Nelsons
Frank Slanlitt
Pete Howe
J. M. Nelson
J. W. Bert- Famson
Union
Sidney
Rex
Howard Madden
Harry Hastitt
Community News and Dinners Brighten Local Week
Center items note many dinners with Ed Mayer H E Netherland J Biker hose at the Weberts Bancroft and Tank households A Ladies Aid met for an all day session with plans for December 3 at Mrs Berry Grace Edens Harold Floyd moved to Sidney Willie Edwards and Albert Albers headed east for a visit Homer Wiker left for Omaha set to return early next year Ervin and Lester Campbell spent time with Webbater boys BW Roberts Joe and Paul Reiners drove to Sidney Numerous locals shopped in Sidney households hosted Sunday dinners at Bancroft Roberts Campbell Till Webster and others A village dance at Dick Seimers drew a large crowd Clifford Webster celebrated his 45th birthday with a party and friends at the M E Webster home followed by a late supper members visited in Gurley and Campbell homes through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mayer
Babe
J." Biker Hose
H. E. Netherland
Fkett
R. R. Berry
PS Hig
Grace Edens
Sene
Harold
Floyd
Sidney
Willie Edwards
Albert Albers
Auto Fei
Vernon Scott
Francis Rose Pine
Homer Wiker
Omaha
Ervin
Lester Campbell
Webbater
Roberts
Joe
Paul Reineers
C. A. Bancroft
Bancroft
W. Roberts
Dick Seimers
Hube
H. E.ferrier
Gurley
Wm. Bowman
Campbell
A. D. Rose
CG. A. Till
M. E
Webster
Clifford
M. BE
Harry Scott
Chan. Scott
Evelyn
S. W. Scott
Crowded Out Last Week in Tckes News Items
Crowded reel of social notes lists Dennis Walsh dining with J M Kreader and various visits among Walsh Kreader Morrow and Eckert families. Dalton trips include Chas Hendrickson and others. Entrants include Rose McNulty, Agnes Walsh, Ed Morrow, and Mrs. J M Kreader with multiple Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tckes News
North Divide Social Notes and Local Visits
Crowded out last week North Divide residents attended the J. A. Lund sale Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Busboom and Mrs. Homer Haskins with children visited Mrs. Clyde Kintoo. W. N. M. B. Clubs met Mrs. Frank Goodwin Wednesday. A Thanksgiving dinner was served and a pleasant day reported. Jimmer Haskins helped Clifford Onlorn move a cow to Sidney Wednesday. Mrs. C. J. Osborn left Thursday on a lengthy trip. George Rippes remodeling kitchen. Clyde Kinton and Clarence Ely drove to Sidney Thursday. Glen Bales and family with Clyde Kinton and family visited Theo Borchers Friday evening. A large crowd attended the dance at the J. A. Lund home Saturday evening. Rey Frame and Hannes Busboom helped Fred Sternberg pull his well Monday forenoon. Hannes Busboom and Fred Sternberg were business callers in Sidney Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Walsh
J. M. Kreader
Chas, Hendrickson
Dalton
Chas
Hendrickson
Fd Walsh
Mamie
Donald Kreader
Agnes
Julia Walsh
Josephine Walsh
Rose McNulty
C. Kreader
Ed Morrow
Willard Mowrer
Leone
Mamie Kreader
Paul Morrow
Agnes Walsh
R. H. Miller
W. Eckert
George Worth
Miss Slchan
Art Dirks
John Davison
Chris
J. W. Eckert
J. A. Lund
Carl Busboom
Homer Haskins
Clyde Kintoo
Henry Johnson
Sidney
W. NM. B
Frank
Goodwin
Jimmer Haskins
Clifford On- Lorn
Hannes Busboom
Fred “Sternberg
Fred Sternburg
Sidney Aigite de
White Dove Valley Farm Activities Report
In Dove Valley the snow and wind kept corn in the fields, slowing harvest. Johnnie McDonnell transported ballot boxes to Sterling after the election, and Willard Marshall’s family visited Sterling. Dannie Gross hauled lumber for hog sheds and coop. Frank Landy planned home renovations in Crook. A large crowd attended the Calkins sale and a White Cove school basket supper. Johnnie McDonnell and Roy Gross traveled to Sidney for tractor repairs. Jennie McDonnell attended the box supper and visited family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landy
Crook
Ross Brossard
Phil Brossard
Chas. Lee
Elmer Henry's
Calkins Boys
Johnnie McDonnell
White Cove School House
Harry Reeves
Tfilliard Marshalls
Roy Gross
Sidney
White Cove
Jennie
McDonnell
State Industrial Notes on Otoe County and Electric Plans
Farmers in Otoe county plan to use transmission line current to light homes barns and run small machinery and to boost egg production. Empire Gas estimates 30 000 barrels daily for 16 years. Reynolds may build a transmission line to buy hydro power at Fairbury with possible extension to Mahaska Kansas. Gas industry to fund a large two year building program needing hundreds of millions.
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Otoe County
United States
Empire Gas Company
Reynolds
Fairbury
Mahaska
Kansas
Hubbell
Superior
Ashland Light and Power Company
Anarka
Mundin
Nebraska Central
Firth
Prairie Dog Clean Up Drives Hat Creek District
A rodent drive in Hat Creek, Niobrara County, Wyoming, cut prairie dogs across a 25 000 acre area. About half the cooperators rid their land of all prairie dogs, others reported four to five left. Thirteen hundred pounds of poison were used with 22 ranchers signing up and local funds supporting nonresident lands.
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Hat Creek
Niobrara County
Wyoming
United States
Department of Agriculture
Pipe Lines Bring Most Crude Oil to Market
Interstate pipelines dominate crude oil transport, with 1921 reporting 55,260 miles operated by 33 companies and a total investment of 052,138,804. Expect 1922 to exceed 60,000 miles. Main trunk lines move oil from producing fields to terminals inland and offshore, aided by smaller gathering lines and pumps. Heating heavy oil is needed in California due to higher viscosity, reducing pumping intervals from 35 miles inland to 12 miles in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Atlantic
Gulf
California
Barn Fire Claims Five Year Old In Lyoung Nebraska
A barn fire in Lyoung Nebraska killed five year old Jack Jones, son of farmer William Jones. The child was found dead in a manger as investigators work to determine the fire’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jones
William Jones
Lyoung Nebraska
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BP. M. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Mrs. K. Nelson
North Divide
R, A
Dove Valley
Hubert Fuller
Liveni & Son
Olein Hotel
By the Way
Prairie Dog
Marte Teea
E. B. Young, Prop
The
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
A. R. Lesueur
A.R. Lesueur
Nebr
Nolan’s Tire Service
Dempster
M. Wright
First Ave
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