End of 1945 Finds County Residents Over Top on Bonds
Cheyenne county residents celebrate a strong end to the Eighth War Loan and National War Fund drives. Unofficial returns show the county exceeding its E bond quota and large totals are reported across Nebraska. Local groups praise contributions and urge Christmas bond gifts to sustain top standings.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Tough Midget King Bird Fears Tiny Hummingbird
A bold king bird chases hawks and crows but avoids the tiny hummingbird, fleeing at its approach and highlighting an unlikely predator-prey dynamic in a compact wildlife anecdote.
Mount Vernon Social Notes Roundup
Ethelyn Swanson spent the weekend with Ethel Klentz. Several visits occurred at the Charles Dalton home in Sidney and at the Lund home in Sterling. Klentz family activities include cattle movement to Sterling and gatherings with relatives. Birthdays and local visits mark a quiet community week with multiple small social events.
Sunol Social News Recaps Many Holiday Gatherings
Mrs I A Caldwell reports a series of dinners and visits across Sunol and neighboring towns. Guests include C Gade Englert McFarland Bus Gade Peterson family Gale Doggett and others at multiple homes. Several residents attended a Junior Class Play and recent travels connected to Rochester and Fort Collins. The Huston family moved to Sidney for U P Depot work.
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A. J. Englert
Roberta McFarland
Bus Gade
K. Peterson
Gale Doggett
Chappell
Lee Johnson
Bill
Florence Craig
Byron
Ray Rexroth
H. Misegadis
Olivia
Paul Misegadis
Sidney
U. P. Depot
New York Farmland Has Lost Over Half Topsoil, Conservationists Say
Soil conservationists report that on average New York state farm land has shed more than half of its original topsoil since clearing. The finding signals lasting agricultural and environmental implications for farmers and policymakers.
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New York State
Pencil stock at Telegraph Printing Co announces variety
A Telegraph Printing Co site note states they carry a large stock of pencils in hard, soft, and medium leads along with a few mechanical pencils.
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Sunday Dinner Guests at A A Fenske Home
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Firth Booth and sons Mr George Booth and Geraldine Booth. The Teasers visited the Koehler family Sunday evening of the 2nd.
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A. A. Fenske
Mrs
Firth Booth
George Booth
Geraldine Booth
Teasers
Koehler
Union Valley News Roundup of Local Life
Mrs Gordon Schuler and son have been sick with the flu. John Schuler visited his mother Mrs Kate Schuler Sunday. Mrs Leonard Bayne is a patient in Dalton Hospital with pneumonia. A stork shower honored Mrs Clayton Gillespie and Mrs Alfred Bright at the Lutheran church basement. Paul Vick thanked neighbors who helped catch a hog after it jumped from a truck near Dalton. Mr and Mrs Gordon Schuler and son and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lessman attended supper at Fred Schuler’s Saturday. School District No 20 will present its Christmas program Friday. Dorothy Fecht visited home folks. Kincaid school will hold a Christmas program Thursday night. Franklin Gillespie vacationing with sister Mrs Albert Bingaman in Iowa.
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Ethel Klentz
Loveland
Bill Allman
Dorothy Taylor
Cheyenne
Billy
Alfred Sprenger
Lulu Ells
Ivor
Warren Johnson
Ethel
Calvin Klentz
Winda Herboldsheimer
Gurley
Clarence Evans
Walter Hammond
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Mr. Evans
J. C. Johnson
Warren
Sterling
Gordon Johnson
H. Hammond
Frank Klentz
C. L. Walters
Roy Hull
E. G. Ruhter
Svend Olson
Ardy
Carol
Leo Olson
George Olson
Harvey Heitt
Audrey Watson
Denver
Watson
Eileen
Evelyn
C. H. Hammond
Gordon
Calvin
Gordon Schuler
John‘ Schuler
Kate Schuler
Leonard Bayne
Dalton Hospital
Clayton Gillisepie
Alfred Bright
Paul Vick
Dalton
LeRoy Lessman
Fred Schuler
Judgment in Selecting New Furniture
Many factors should be considered when choosing furniture. For a small living room avoid bulky pieces and measure carefully. Sketch a floor plan to visualize layout and ensure comfort and proper proportion for different body types. Choose sturdy frames, removable cushions, and avoid overly ornate designs.
Boys More Varied in Intelligence Than Girls
J A F Roberts reports a study of ten thousand children showing in the top and bottom intelligence groups there are more boys than girls. In the brightest decile boys outnumber girls by about two to one, though mean IQs show no gender difference. The Telegraph ad notes suggest demand for ads.
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J. A. F. Roberts
Journal of the American Medical Association
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