Local residents plan Christmas travels and visits
J R Miller leaves for Grand Island for three days on telephone company business. W R Wright and wife of Lincoln visit Dr and Mrs Max Cory for Christmas. Harold Keith drives to Denver for an indefinite visit with daughter Mrs Howard Dutton and family. Mrs Keith to stay till late December for new grandchild. W F Keller of Ypsilanti Michigan arrives to spend Christmas with Mrs C Dorwart. Richard Gideon, son of Ralph and Mrs Gideon, is a sophomore at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. Richard Schaffert receives Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship and Carl Raymond Gray Scholarship. E D Worden, Mrs R A Barlow, and Mrs Glenn Weller visit Denver. Andy Rapp hosts Harry Bleam of Holyoke. Carl Davis and Rapp host at Rapp home. Raymond Aurich family tour California and western states, spend Christmas in Redwood City with Ellis Robbins family, New Years in Los Angeles for Rose Bowl, return by southern route around Jan 6. Don Burr from San Rafael arrives to spend Christmas with George and family, then Belleville, Kansas for New Years with Burr family. to reside in Omaha as Burr attends Creighton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R. Miller
Grand Island
Telephone Company
W. R. Wright
Lincoln
Max Cory
Harold Keith
Denver
Keith
Howard Dutton
Dutton
W. F. Keller
Ysilanti
Mich
Greeley
William R. Ross
Richard Schaffert
College of Agriculture
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Sidney High
Schaffert
Carl Raymond Gray
E. D. Worden
R. A. Barlow
Glenn Weller
Andy Rapp
Harry Bleam
Holyoke
Colo
Carl Davis
Rapp
Raymond Aurich
Arthur Aurich
California
Redwood City
Ellis Robbins
Los Angeles
Don Burr
San Rafael
Calif
Mr. Burr
Self-Employed Need Cards For Social Security
Self employed people must obtain social security account numbers and cards. Use existing numbers if you already have one. duplicates available at Scottsbluff office. Contact the Scottsbluff Social Security Office at 9 East 16th Street or local IRS offices in Chadron, Alliance, Sidney, and Scottsbluff for questions or duplicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F.hjonuwa
Scottih Social Security Office
Scottsbluff Social Security Office
East 16Th Street
Scottsbluff
Benjamin
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Chadson
Alliance
Sidney
Scottswuff
Dalton Farm Firm Is Sold to Hancock and Osborn
The Dalton farm implements business passes from Ray Graff to Charles Hancock Sriney and Clifton Osborn. Hancock, now leaving the Joe A. Gibson Agency in Sidney, will manage with Osborn. the sale closes Jan 1 and preserves the John Deere line. Graff’s 23 years in farming and community service are noted, with his plans to stay active in insurance and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis P.ament Co
Joan Decree
Dalton
Ray Graff
Charles Han
Sriney
Clifton Osborn
John Deere Im
Mr. Graff
Cartad
W.l
Siuiry
Hancock
Joe A. Gibson T.rd
Sidney
Gibson
Kimball
Gibson Agency
E. E. Osborn
Atr. Oborn
Giali
John Deere
Mon
Fred Graff
Walter
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Businss
Elmer
Groff
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Windy Plains
Lions Clubs
Midnight church sermon by stray NJ cop shocks town
A New Jersey officer, after finding a church window ajar late at night, climbed in to check for intruders. Finding all safe, he delivered a brief sermon from the pulpit. The pulpit’s microphone fed the town via the tower loudspeaker, waking residents and prompting astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Telegraph Sells Bostitch Staplers In Stock
In stock at THE TELEGRAPH, Bostitch stapling machines are available for immediate purchase. The notice emphasizes reliable supply and broad selection for office needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Ranchers oppose deer hunt policies in western Nebraska
Ranchers around Bridgeport Nebr a western deer country clash with hunters over damaged gates and cattle mayhem. They accuse locals of hiring guides to shoot deer and ignoring no hunting or no trespassing signs. Game Commissioner Jack Lowe notes heavy hunting pressure and limited open areas. He says granting the commission authority to decide season scope could improve order and harvest. Nebraska has a strong deer population along the northern rim and Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Fish and Game Commission
Nebraska Deer Country
Bridgeport
Camp Clarke Ranch
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney
Game Department
Lowe
Game Commission
Nebraska
Missouri River
Keep Your Tree Damp The Practical Guide to Fresh Christmas Trees
The Forest Service urges selecting a fresh moist tree and keeping it in water. Test freshness by shaking. cut the butt end, fit a crosswise rack over a container, and keep water daily. Place away from heat sources and traffic for safety and fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christies
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mechanization Drives U S Agricultural Gain Since 1935
Farmers boosted output via mechanization and electrification as land and labor grew scarce. Since 1935 39 production rose about 40 percent, with tractors doubling since 1941 and machinery like grain combines corn pickers and milking machines tripling. Maintenance and parts are crucial. Also a note on Lovely Ann Blyth in Katie Did It at the New Fox starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Biythe
Mark Stavens
Universal-International
Katie
Cesil Kellaway
Jesse White
Craig Stevens
Ann
Hollywood
The
New
Fox
Nebraskans Win Honors at Chicago Hay and Grain Show
Nebraska exhibitors earned top and high honors at the 1951 International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago. Ralph Panabaker of Dalton won national recognition with Cheyenne wheat first in the red winter division. Other Nebraskans honored included Floyd Miller of Gurley and Ernest Brunke, Henry Brunke, and L. J. Steen of Campbell, with J C Swinbank reporting the resultsSaturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. C. Swinbank
Nebraska, Grain Improvement Association
Ralph Panabake
Dalton
Cheyenne
Sidney
Cheyenne County Fair
Nebraska Wheat
Floyd Miller
Gurley
Ernest Brunke
Campbell
Henry Brunke
L. J. Steen
In Memoriam Jim Fotinos Death Anniversary
In loving memory of Jim Fotinos beloved husband and father who passed away two years ago on December seventeenth. Though you bade no farewell your loving heart ceased to beat. God saw your suffering and gently whispered peace to you. Sadly missed by wife Eva Fotinos and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fotinos
Eva Fotinos
Farmer crowned North American king at 1951 show
Campbell and Harold E. Smith of Cozad displayed yellow corn placing third to sixth in the sixth region. Swinbank noted the 1951 show’s notable fact that a United States farmer was crowned king of North America for the first time in 23 years.
Preventing rust staining on metal screens with oil treatment
A tip notes that bronze copper and aluminum screens stain painted surfaces from metal oxide wash. It suggests applying a boiled linseed oil mixture to the screens and wiping off the excess with a soft cloth to stop the staining.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton Farm Firm
Ir.1 Implement Co
Muezzin
15Th St
Ema
Caguas
Puerto Rico
Culligan World
Culligan Soft Water Service
LEE Gain
9Th Ave
U.S. Royal Air Rides
Kehl’s
Conoco & Motel
Lodgepole, Nebraska
Tes
Memoriam
International Harvester
McCormick Farm Equipment Store
R. E
Bob”’ Root
Sidney Public Utilities
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