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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1949
Page
3
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Families and relatives around Sidney report Christmas get togethers at multiple homes. Names include Meier Renieka Koester Raddatz Walker Badziong Fleming Fleming Hadden Schofield Phelps Langley Brown and others with friends and extended relatives visiting from North Platte York and beyond. Meals feature Christmas dinners and time with grandchildren and children.
Gary and Mr and Mrs Chas Walker spent Christmas Eve at Raymond Walker's home. Lorenzo community children joined a Christmas program at Community church in Peetz. Elmer Karg and son Tommy visited with Albert Mahr and family. Albert Mahr and others enjoyed a Trinity Lutheran program. Attendees included Tom Bowser Sterling Ed Ahlberg and other guests. Emma Kohlschmidt handled business matters in Sidney. People from here attended a Crook Christmas program, and D E Dickinson joined Jehovah's Witness Bible study in Crook with Altha Henry. study meets Thursdays at 1:30 PM. Visitors welcome.
South Sund reports include Mr and Mrs B J Barnhart and their daughters Mary Lou and Ruth visiting the D E Dickenson home where Mary Lou played guitar. Also Mr and Mrs James Vacek of near Potter were Sunday guests at the Steve Tilghman home. Connie Tilghman suffered a painful finger injury when a drill hole closed on it during lock installation. she was taken to Sidney for medical care from Dr Grimm. Mrs Ivan Cook hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with guests unspecific.
Four farmers from separate noxious weed districts will discuss district needs for effective operation at Lincoln next week. L. A. Koenig of Elgin Elmer Wolfe of Alexandria Gilmore Clark of Auburn and Walter Schmidt of Gering appear in the first afternoon session of the fourth annual noxious weed control conference and chemical and equipment show at the state fairgrounds January 5 6.
A pride of Buick Special cars is quoted at a price that undercuts butter per pound and undercuts every other straight eight in the market. The ad touts the car as the lowest price option in its class.
The conference begins at 8 a.m. on January 5 with registration and tours of chemical and equipment displays. At 10:45 R M Howard of the state department of agriculture will welcome attendees. E H Archer outlines district needs, William Hansen discusses state feed and seed inspection, and Nebraska weed specialists J Furrer Neal Shafer Dayton Klingman join the program. Dr F D Keim will preside. An afternoon farmers panel plus herbicide and pasture improvement discussions follow, with a first-evening banquet to honor outstanding weed district service.
The Telegraph notes that automatic pencil sharpeners offer quick, affordable sharpening solutions for classrooms and offices, providing consistent results at low cost and easy operation.
Nebraska agricultural statisticians report 1949 farm incomes fall to 519.6 million with harvest area 18.8 million acres down from 19.0 million. Corn remains the leading crop valued at 275.23 million, wheat about half of output, and winter wheat yielding 101.3 million. Per harvested acre values dropped across grains, with a statewide cash harvest gradual as much 1949 produce remains unsold. Cheyenne County’s total farm output estimated at 20 million dollars.
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