Couple Weds In Sidney First Methodist Church
Miss Gwen Wagaman and Lloyd Kealy united in marriage at the First Methodist Church in Sidney on November 27 at 9 p.m. The Rev. Walter L. Jewett officiated. The bride wore beige with brown accessories. matron of honor in dark blue. best man Marvin Kealy. A wedding supper followed at Hazel's Cafe. The couple plans a Denver honeymoon and will live in Sidney. The groom works for Weber Plumbing.
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Gwen Wagaman
Zelma Wagaman
Lloyd Kealy
George Kealy
First Methodist
Sidney
Walter L. Jewett
Charles Cady
Marvin Kealy
Hazel’s Cafe
Denver
Weber Plumbing Company
IDEAL record keeping system gains farmers and merchants
Hundreds of farmers and business men use this simplified system for keeping records. We offer complete sets and refit sheets in stock. Your income tax consultant will tell you that IDEAL is the ideal record keeping system. The Telegraph.
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THE
Telegraph
Safety Council elects officers and endorses license reforms
Examiners reviewed minimum age for temporary licenses, approved Act II of the uniform code, and praised the highway department for center-line striping. Under Ralph E. Walter, the State Safety Council vice-president, the group met. On November 18, Horace Crosby of North Platte was named president, Walter became vice-president, and Ralph Clements of Hartington was elected secretary treasurer, succeeding Dwight Havens of Hastings.
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Highway Department
Ralph E. Walter
Omaha
State Safety Council
Safety Council
Horace Crosby
North Platte
Walter
Ralph Clements
Hartington
Crosby
Dwight Havens
Hastings
SCS Practices Observed by Kimball Farmers Tour
Farmers from Kimball County toured SCS cooperators farms in Cheyenne County to view irrigation and dry land practices. W P Bullock and Paul Miller led the visit with SCS technicians Lee Girardot and Kenneth Waddell. They observed Beyer and Krueger irrigation sites and several dry land projects.
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Kimball County
SCS
Cheyenne County
W. P. Bullock
Paul Miller
Lee Girardot
Kenneth Waddell
Cheyenne County soil conservation tour highlights on-farm practices
On the Krueger farm observers saw border irrigation systems wood and chrome structures alfalfa seedings in grassed waterways a flood dam and irrigation layout. Johnson Crabb From farms showed seedings shelter belts terraces contour drilling waterways dams diversion ditches and erosion control plans. Farmers showed strong interest in soil conservation practices and district equipment.
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Frank Beyer
Earl Krueger
Sidney
Lemoyne Johnson
Sundl
Grafton Crabb
Lodgepole
Harold From
Beyer
Ing
Krueger
Johnson
Crabb
From
Cheyenne County
South Sund Social Notes
Mrs. Glenn Kokes and son Alvin spent Wednesday at the Glenn Dickinson home. Mr. and Mrs W R Brown and son Larry, and Bonnie Jo attended a church supper and bazaar in Crook Thursday evening. Mrs. David Fraass called at the W R Brown home Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs T A Bonser of Sterling spent Monday at the Ed Ahlberg home. Joe A Oliverius, Garry and Ben Reiken attended a sale near Padroni Monday. Ronald Ahlberg returned home Thursday from a visit at Corad and Overton Nebr with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs Allen Kahl are remodeling their home.
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Glenn Kokes
Alvin
Glenn Dickinson
Joe A. Oliverius
Garry
Ben Reiken
Padroni
Ronald Ahlberg
Corad and
Overton Nebr
Chappell Sale Attended By Brown and Dickin son
Tuesday attendees included W. R. Brown and Glenn Dickin son at the Chappell sale. Sidney visitor Mr. Gebhardt called on Mrs. Agnes Zalesky and W. R. Brown home Thursday. Ed Ahlberg and Ronald did business in Sterling Thursday. Thanksgiving guests at Ivan Cook home included Mrs. W. Cook and son from Brule Nebr Emil Schuessler and son from Grant Nebr Lester Cook and son Leland near Potter Nebr. D. E. Dickinson called on Mrs. Joe A. Oliverius and Bobbie Lee Monday afternoon.
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W. R. Brown
Glenn Dickinson
Gebhardt
Sidney
Agnes Zalesky
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Sterling
Ivan Cook
W. Cook
Brule
Nebr
Emil Schuessler
Grant, Nebr
Lester Cook
Leland
Near Potter
Farm Price Index Down 7 Percent
The farmers' all-commodity index fell seven percent for the month ending Nov. 15, mainly due to lower hog, cattle, corn and dairy prices. The index dropped from 314 to 293 percent of the 1909-14 base, with livestock and allied products easing eight percent from 348 to 321. Cattle fell to $22 per hundredweight, calves to $23, and dairy components showed declines in wholesale milk and related products.
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Livestock and Allied Products
Price Shifts in Local Markets Reflect Mixed Crop Trends
The market reports show poultry and chick production falling, egg prices rising to 46 cents per pound, and chicken prices slipping to 33 cents. Most crops gained somewhat while corn drifted lower as potatoes and dry beans remained steady or fell slightly.
Grain Prices and Corn Decline Reported
Market notes show wheat at 1.18 per bushel and tubers at 1.10, with a 2 cent bump to the tubers. Corn prices have been dropping since April, signaling shifting supplies and demand.
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Kealy-Wagaman
Presbyterian Circle
J. R. Miller
Harold Keith
Howard Osborne
World Council of Churches
Herman Stirling
Fred Thompson
Hart
Willing Workers Society
Alva Hart
Jack Weimer
Dick Roberts
Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran
St. Martha’s Guild
E. L. Uptegrove
Cc. S. Radcliffe
St. Martha's Guild
Radcliffe
Lowell Davis
Mrs. Stokes
Kings Daughters
E. S. Stokes
Leonard Herrod
J. H. Lowe
Rena McCleneghan
Lawrence Sharp
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Circle Number Three
Circle Number Four
Plainview Club
Stewart Brown
Arno Thomas
Mr. Brown
James Daily
Frank Peetz
Donald Block
Mr. Block
Robert Hinrichs
Henry Block
Myron
Loren
Robert Huff
Patty
Ed Block
Jolene
Marilyn
Dianna
Bobby
Miss Short
Judy Bush
J. C. Bush
Judy
Jeannette Witters
Verna Shoopman
Shirley Fell
Geraldine Darnsteadt
Billie Henderson
George Taylor, Jr
Dennis Ross
Robert Mahr
Rex Heinlein
Jeff Bush
Roth
Kenneth Roth
Cheyenne
City Auditorium
Clif Thurston
Harvey George
Martha Matthes
Charles Ommen
Charlies Ommen
Lawrence Miller
John Ommen
Ommen
Mrs. Osborn B
Leo Osborn
Kensington
Mildred Schobert
Springfield
Nebraska
Fullers Club
Lawrence Wainsley
C. A. Story
Fuller
A. E. Wright
Mrs. Story
Fereda Mae Robinson
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Ervin Fischer
Reinhart. Egging
Joe Gerler
St. Paul’s Lutheran Aid Society
Henry Dorn
Arnold Stockamp
Anna Badziong
Siders
Carlos Siders
Lloyd Lundberg
Harold Thomas
Fred Meick
Lundberg
Fell
Thimble Club
Leland Fell
Glen Bales
Paul Hakes
Zee
Mrs. Merritt
M. L. Merritt
J. S. Dodds
Merritt
Clifford Stephenson
E. M. Parker
Dodds
Morrill County Fair Grounds
BriDgeport , Nebr
Turkeys
Bridgeport Eagles
Kimball Farmers
Yennict
CONTE
D. E- Dickinson
Mrs. Allen Kahl
D. E. Dickinson
Bobbie Lee
Ladies of the Dorcas Society
State Farm Mutual
Fhinois St
Nebraska State Farm (Insurance Companies of
Bloomington
Ronald Novotny and His Orchestra
Poinsettias
S&h
Greenlees
Lauras’ Gift and Floral Shop
10Th Ave
Bantamac Canyon
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Coming City Auditorium
Chick
Pou Ee Pe
Larry Parks
Evelyn Keyes
Cesar Romero
Dean Stockwell
Anne Revere
20Th Century-Fox Picture
International Police
Lee Oal
Richard Conte
Shelley Winters
PACS
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