Community Guests Share Holiday Meals Across West Gurley
West Gurley notes list of Thanksgiving and holiday visits among local families and relatives. Rev Polster and family dined with H W W Ewert. Bert Walker hosted Lorenzo guests. Victor Knox and mother traveled to Ault and Denver for visitors and meals. Several households visited in Deshler and Deshler trips noted. ongoing health concerns and support among neighbors mentioned.
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Bert Walker
Charles Walker
Lorenzo
Walker
Victor Knox
Ault
Colo
Denver
Henry Sorge
Otto Fuller
Mr. Brewert
Ogallala
Henry Horst, Sr
Walter Aurich
Gilbert Mangels
William Marquis
Art Froeming
Cecil Brown
Melvin Cherry
Phillips
Nebr
Rose Allen
Dave Brown
Cecil
Lingle
Wyo
Fred Korsmeyer
Ed Aurfich
Ben Hilpert
George Caldwell
Mildred
Dorothy Mitchell
Oliver Heilbrink
Yuma
Joe Mitchell
George Harms
Fred Harms
Deshler
Cooper
Ernest Heine
Will Jeudes
Henry Horst
Oscar Aurich
Arnold Stockamp
Theodore Poppitz
Will Ewert
Rev. Polster
Misses Hikéa
Erna Ewert
Brighton
Feeding the Dairy Cow in Winter Diets and Grains
The article outlines winter dairy cow feeds with hay, silage, roots, and grain. It highlights legume hays such as alfalfa and clover for protein and minerals, notes silage and root crops as roughage, and lists grains like corn oats barley and kafir to be ground before feeding. It also contains a shopping plug for the Gift Shop.
Antelope Divide Thanksgiving Social Notes
Thursday dinner guests at the Philip Nelson home included Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson and family and Mrs Maren Peterson. Thanksgiving guests at the C P Herboldsheimer home included Dewey Larson James Wineford and others. Several callers visited V A Nelson and W A Nelson homes over the weekend. Absent from school Tuesday were Tony and Mary Christensen Lewis Ruth Nelson and Virgil Nelson.
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Jack Nelson
Maren Peterson
Philip Nelson
J. W Bertramson
Marjorie
V. A. Nelson
Mads Larson
Lina
Frank Peetz
Carl Larson
Amy Ann
Dewey Larson
James Wineford
C. P
Lila Moninger
C. N. Ellinger
Spurgin
Colo
Pete Howe
Mrs. Fisher
J. W. Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
W. A. Nelson
John Rasmussen
Jack Richard
C. P. Herboldsheimer
James Willeford
Benny
Kimball
Tony
Mary Christensen
Lewis
Ruth Nelson
Virgil Nelson
Lime Question Open in Nebraska Alfalfa Trials
The Nebraska lime question remains unsettled as 100 tests across southeastern farms show manure greatly benefits land and lime helps a few plots. Farmers are urged to use manure and may trial small limed strips to gauge lime need while awaiting full test conclusions next year. A Belle M. Stoutenborough club bake and candy sale is set for Saturday December 17 with location to be announced.
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Nebraska
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Meat Inspection Stamp Required on Wholesale Beef
Government meat inspection stamps on wholesale cuts certify the meat is from healthy animals and prepared under sanitary methods. Consumers should urge dealers not to remove the U S Insp d P s d stamp as it preserves the official assurance of wholesomeness. Kings Daughters seek tips to arrange Christmas baskets for needy families. Telegraph Want Ads advertise results.
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United States
U. S Insp
Depprtment of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Scales Need Care In Cold Weather To Reduce Errors
Ice in scale pits and damp or rotted wagon scales create serious weighing errors. The livestock weight supervisor warns that cold weather demands repair of foundations, removal of water, and protection of scale parts to prevent hundreds of pounds of inaccuracy. Ice buildup can silently shift readings during thawing or blizzards, so operators must stay vigilant.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Packers and Stockyards Act
Scale Maintenance Cautions for Light to Heavy Loads
The article notes scales give fairly accurate weights at light loads but heavy loads can greatly affect readings. It advises inspecting scale parts yearly, removing water from the scale pit, preventing entry of water, and monitoring the scale continuously. It also urges extra care to be taken in winter.
Anti Saloon League policy condemned in Chicago editorial
The Christian Century declares in Chicago that the anti saloon league must re adjust its policies renounce dubious political commitments and change leadership if it expects continued church support.
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Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
Christian Century
Magazine attacks league over Ohio dry law fines
The publication denounced the measure as intolerable and argued that decent Ohio voters showed how the league, eager to levy large fines on local offenders under the dry law, could overlook a fundamental threat to our institutions. The defeat of the Marshall bill in Ohio is cited as turning point in this critique.
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League
Ohio
Grabill Hat Shoppe Offers 50 Cent Corsages Christmas Cards
Special price of 50 cents on my complete corsage line at Grabill Hat Shoppe. The Gift Shop features Christmas cards and colorful seasonal items, advertised with a late but vibrant display.
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Grabill
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Sidney
DR. Doran
Sidney Hotel
Doran
Boston Block
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The
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Kings
Zee Ee Edsaemn
Ale
Saloon League
Star Market
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Santa Claus
Freytag’s Variety Store