History Of Interest Along Sidney Streets Through Years
A collage of local life items from 14, 24, 34, 54, and 64 years ago recounts citizens traveling to Suisan and Denver, hunting trips on the river, military news from the University of Nebraska, homestead moves in Wyoming, service and return from war, and local visits to Sidney with names like Ida Shipman Dan Root Charles Deaver Marcelyn Billeter Lottie Brown Emma Lindberg Abe Lumpkins and many others. The notes detail travel, family visits, and community movements across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Shipman
Suisan
Calif
Dan Root
Charles Deaver
Marcelyn
Colton
West Coast
Carl Hutchison
Lottie Brown
Emma Lindberg
Denver
Beulah
Lucille Billeter
Roy Thomas
Helen Jones
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Mabel Brewer
Douglas
Wyo
Herman Schlueter
Abe Lumpkins
Phillips
Oscar Lindberg
Tslands
Tom Tompsett
Will Tompsett
Sidney
France
Nick Brachtenbach
Andres
Eaton
Colo
Nebraskan Named to National Board
Clare Porter, secretary of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association, was elected vice president of the International Crop Improvement Association at the University of Nebraska announcement. The group, a seed certification body in the U S and Canada, coordinates state efforts, promotes better seed, and aids certified seed production. Russell Pierson of Oklahoma A&M College is president and Carl S. Garrison of Beltsville, Maryland, is secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
International Crop Improvement Association
University of Nebraska
Canada
Russell Pierson
Oklahoma A & M College
Carl S. Garrison
Beltsville
Maryland
Paper Clips and Clamps In Stock At Telegraph
The Telegraph reports an always in stock supply of paper clips and paper clamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Road finance need stressed to Nebraska officials
A six member Nebraska Association of County Officials panel led by State Highway Engineer Harold Aitken warned that the state will not have adequate highways and county roads without proper financing. Aitken noted a $5 million loss in state road funds after repealing Peterson highway revenue measures and urged counties to review secondary road systems to cut miles. He cited that many roads carry under 10 vehicles daily and that highway tax revenue covers only about a quarter of maintenance costs. The panel included Forsyth, Sorenson, Kidman, Schroeder, Ayres, and Schutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Association of County Officials
Harold Aitken
Aitken
Val Peterson
Nebrask
John D. Forsyth
Niobrara
J. R. Sorenson
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
O. J. Kidman
Bureau of Public Boards
Norris F. Schroeder
Hoskins
Rural Youth Institute Set For February at Nebraska
The Rural Youth Mid-Winter Institute will be held February 1-2 at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. Key talks include Kathleen Flom on World Turmoil's effect on Rural Youth and Dr. William E. Hall on motivating action. Registration starts at 8:30 am with football pictures and singing, plus a handicraft session and square dance. Saturday features program ideas, a business meeting, and Dr. Clyde C. Mitchell’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Kathleen Flom
Minnesota
Uss Lane
William E. Hall
Clyde C. Mitchell
Don
Clayton to discuss Where Do We Go From Here at two day event
Clayton state secreation specialist at South Dakota State College will discuss Where Do We Go From Here. The two day meeting will conclude with a banquet and party. More Diesels Railroads have put 2529 new locomotives in service since the outbreak of war in Korea, including 2502 diesel electric, 14 steam, and 13 electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
South Dakota State College
Korea
Christmas Seal Reminders Go Into Mails This Week
Nebraska health groups urge timely Christmas Seal contributions to fight tuberculosis. The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association notes local units are sending reminder cards as the statewide goal stands at 100000 dollars for 1952. Dr Milo Bail, Omaha Douglas chair, received a hopeful letter from W O Swanson praising the campaign and urging continued public support this Yuletide season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Lara Tuts
Milo Bail
Omaha and
Douglas County
W. O. Swanson
Nebraska Society For Crippled Children
Treinen Transferred To McCook Position
Matt Treinen Jr of Stickney's in Sidney last few years has been moved to Stickney's in McCook to serve as salesman. He and his wife and family left Monday for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Persinger
Arkansas
Dennis O’brien
North Platte
Judge Heist
Frank King
Sidney
Andy Greenlee
M. E. Washburn
South Platte River
Judge Beasley
Redington
Matt Treinen, Jr
Stickney’s
McCook
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H Buckingham
Anna Hart
Cheyenne
George Porter
Harold Tobin
Fred Stuht
Mr. Nimms
Kearney
P. C. Cunningham
Omaha
S. R. Sweet
Gladys
Mary Maher
Sterling
Louise Montgen
Marjorie Barlow
Jack Sager
S. C. Durkee
Herman Miller and Son
Mr. Miller
Iowa
Clarence Glassburn
Sidney Draw
Glassburn
Amanda Erickson
Hyannis
B. Mc
Lernon
Fred Nelson
Henry J. Mayer
Tucker
Edward Walsh
E. H. Sanders
John Pantenburg
Sam
D. B. Wyatt
Greeley
William Hanes
Red Willow
California
J. B. Stetson
Board of County Commissioners
U. P. Railway
Kris Krinberg
Laramie
Borie
Jewett
O'Fallons
Simon Rubel
Chicago
Rubel
E. Jackson
Santa
Ronrite
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
National Board
Mesopotamia Station
New Zealand
RY Institute
West Nebraska Express
Omawa
Vern
Whitmore
Treinen
Nuts
Teri
Winter Drug Co
Rexall
Maddox Motor Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!