County Farmers Are Interested In Trees In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne county farmers plan to plant large numbers of Clarke McNary stock for windbreaks and wood lots. J C Swinbank says 3600 trees have been ordered locally, with national attention to Nebraska’s tree planting program. Farmers statewide have ordered over 200000 trees, nearly double last year’s pace, despite poor growing conditions.
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Cheyenne County
Clarke-McNary
J.C. Swinbank
Nebraska
Extension Service
Rabbit Hunt Location At Gurley Announced
The Gurley business men's association sponsors a rabbit hunt Sunday inviting all hunters. The area covers five square miles with corners described relative to Gurley and Dalton. Sidn ey and Potter hunters are asked to fill in the west and south lines. Shotguns only. Start is 1 p.m. and arrive early.
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Gurley
Second Corn Hog Payments Arriving in Nebraska Counties
In Cheyenne county farmers are arriving slowly as a large shipment is expected. A parcel containing 5564 dollars was received Monday and many checks have already been distributed. About 117000 dollars will enrich county farmers in the next days for the second corn hog payments to roughly 1500 farmers. Another 9758 dollars will go to 118 Red Willow county corn hog signers. Additional batches of over 700 checks are due soon.
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Cheyenne County
Red Willow County
Funeral Service For Dr. Barger Thursday
Dr. Barger a Lincoln area osteopath and longtime Rotary member died leaving wife Hazel and three sons Franklin Richard and Robert. He was active in the Masonic lodge serving as worshipful master from 1924 to 1925. Pallbearers included E L Uptegrove J Q O Johnson M G Howard A S Hardy J L Tewell and Guy V Doran. Surviving siblings and a brother Dr Gervase Barger also noted.
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Rotary
Iowa
Lincoln
Des Moines
Still College of Osteopathy
Council Bluffs
Hazel Pippin
Barger
Masonic Lodge
Frank Welch Lodge
E. L. Uptegrove
J. Q O. Johnson
M. G. Howard
A. S. Hardy
J. L. Tewell
Guy V. Doran
Hazel Pippin Barger
Franklin
Denver
Richard
Robert
Sidney
Vera
Cleveland
Esta
Youngstown
Ethel
Milwaukee
Milan Roberts
San Mateo
Calif
Gervase Barger
Washington, D. C
Auxiliary Aids Needy With Clothing and Food
The auxiliary continues charitable work sending items to Lincoln veterans hospital and funds for inmate events. They distribute gifts and cookies, provide poppies, and offer clothing to families in need. Volunteers Mrs. B. C. Grabill and Mrs. R. B. Hamilton invite callers with usable clothing.
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Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Lincoln Institution
B. C. Grabill
R. B. Hamilton
Relief era hardship on coal scarce families
Reporters hear from men on relief who trade coal for warmth and blame county help shortages. They accuse officials, deny thrift, and express bitterness at federal aid. The piece argues relief distress reflects a broader national problem and worker alienation.
Corn Hog Meetings Start in County Schedule
Meetings have begun in Potter Lodge Pole and Dalton. Today at Engel hall Gurley 1:30 p.m. and tomorrow at Sidney city auditorium 2 p.m. follow up actions will start with signing and the 1935 corn hog program under way.
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Potter
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Engel Hall
Gurley
City Auditorium
Sidney
Farm Census Is Now Being Made Locally
Local farm census underway listing numerous individuals by county and township names. The survey names include Dawes Joseph Whitsel and Kimball area residents among others across Sheridan Sioux and Scotts Bluff.
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Ruth M. McDermott
Walter A. Muhr
Scotts Bluff
George F. Stewart
Mary D. Keebaugh
Grace E. Case
Ella M. Barton
Elmer T. Peters
John P. Bell
Catherine Pickett. Sheridan
Hattie M. Kubo
Oscar D. Mammen
George S. Peters
Nelson E. Moss
Marvin E. Johnson
Dudley M. Hardin
Emmett Miss. Sioux
Vernard Marsteller
Henry B. Konrath
Francis J. Bourret
Jean Buffington
Delphine Nash
Floyd E. Lomax
Earl G. Hutchison
Earl Beverage
Roosevelt Ball Celebrates Birthday Across Nation
The Roosevelts marked a grand birthday with 7500 balls in 48 states and abroad. Gifts poured in from everywhere as the White House hosted a gala gathering with Mrs. Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt among attendees, while Franklin Jr and John Roosevelt joined celebrations at a New York hotel.
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Philippines
Alaska
White House
Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Elliott Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
New York
Franklin, Jr
John
Beeston
Sidney Loan Group Advances Despite Unclear Prospects
Sidney Loan Group continues to push forward with its application, signaling likely favorable consideration despite lingering uncertainty about approval. The organization maintains a steady push, aiming to secure regulatory or financial backing as the process proceeds.
Card of Thanks for Lee Jurgens Death
We are deeply appreciative of the many kindnesses shown us during our bereavement for the death of little Lee Jurgens and express sincere thanks to all who lightened our load of grief. Mr and Mrs Tom Jurgens and family.
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Lee Jurgens
Tom Jurgens
Nebraska lawmakers introduce bills on crime liquor and transport
Steele and Green push bills this week in the Nebraska legislature. H R 518 by Steele makes breaking into an automobile for theft punishable by one to two years in prison. H R 605 by Steele and Cushing creates a Nebraska liquor authority to monopolize liquor purchase distribution and sale. S F 237 by Green expands highway department control over certain motor carriers with ten mile tax and vehicle certificates. S F 238 by Green creates ports of entry and requires clearance certificates and a state board oversight near borders.
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Steele
Cushing
Nebraska Liquor Authority
Green
State Highway Department
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Sunol News Highlights Local Ice, Basketball and Accidents
Ice houses around Sunol showed varying quality after last week’s freezing, with nightly skating at Booth dam. Social visits featured locals and relatives from Sidney Cheyenne and Worland. Sunol teams beat Lodge Pole on their home floor while a Sidney pair refereed. Donna Mae Tighe suffered a severe burn, an area car crash left Mr Cronk shaken but unhurt, and Dan Dickinson recovering after a horse incident. Grandmother Zimola dies prompting family travel.
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Booth Dam
Nick Treinen
C. B. Mithhews
Maggie Peetz
Mary Peetz
Sidney
J. H. Mahr
Cheyenne
J. B. Ruttner
Wir
Emil Bluhm
M. M. Pavilat
John Hornicek
Archie Conn
Miss Cortney
Lucille Waddell
B. C. Kucera
Sunol
Lodge Pole
G. F. Liebendorfer
Adolph Seda
E. L. Booth
A. A. Fenske
Dickinson
John Hernicek
Donna Mae Tighe
Cronk
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
Ovid
Colo
Dan Dickinson
Clyde Johnson
Worland
Wyo
W. W. Craig
Mr. Johnson
Craig
Bert Allington
Lucille Wallace
Albert Ruttner
Carl
J. G. Ruttner
Joe Zimola
Wahoo
Merle Billeter
Frank Hansen
Frank Loehe
Four Million Asked From Nebraska For Relief
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator Hopkins informed Nebraska it must raise four million dollars for relief in 1935. State relief administrator Roland Haynes said Hopkins believed Nebraska could supplement federal funds and counted two million already raised by counties toward the quota. Hopkins also discussed a security program and suggested legislature to prepare for it.
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Hopkins
Nebraska
Roland Haynes
Haynes
State Assembly
Lorenzo News: Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Rabbit Hunt
Mrs. Ed Meier and sons visited relatives in Bayard over the weekend. Young locals hunted rabbits Sunday, nearly a hundred were killed. Several families, including the Phelps, Fleming, Meier, Brachtenbach, and Raddatz households, gathered at various homes Sunday evening for visits and meals.
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Ethel Payzant
Ed Meier
Donald
Eugene
Daryl
Bayard
Ervin Phelps
Melvin Phelps
George Fleming
W. C. Phelps
Frank Meier
Nick Brachtenbach
W. C. Anderson
Harvey
Charles Hopper
Lois Byers
Otto Raddatz
Local social visits and school notes from Lorenzo area
Daughters spent Saturday evening at the J. D. Bolton home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fleming visited others Sunday. Ted Fleming and Evelyn Anderson visited Floyd Fleming home Saturday. The Lorenzo school held its monthly fire drill Monday. Lois Byers and Mrs. Harry Fleming called on neighbors. Howard Still remains home with heart trouble and cannot attend school. The American history class finished studying reconstruction. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meier visited and observed work in progress at the school. The school board gifted two footballs, a good investment, and two games were in progress during the intermission. The district thanks the board.
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J. D. Bolton
Clyde Johnson
Ralph Fleming
Harry Fleming
Floyd Fleming
Ted Fleming
Evelyn Anderson
Lorenzo School
Lois Byers
L. C. Hopper
Howard
Frank Meier
Weyerts News Briefs From Morris Jessen Visit And Dance
Mrs. O Rane Garhart reports Thurrow’s call at Morris Jessen’s on Monday. Reva Folkerts is on the sick list this week. Sidney shoppers on Saturday included Pete Buss and family W C Sears and Rose Herman Miller and family Lena and John Tieman with John Folkerts George Buss Carl Busboom George Krauter Orval Hume and Art Kruger. Esther Bruns Reva and Norman Folkerts Lloyd Schmidt Melvin Jurgens Jim Lindsey Gordon Cunningham and Whiter Weigers attended a dance at Lodge Pole Saturday night. W C Sears visited R P Volkman and William Thompson Wednesday morning.
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Lodge Pole
W. C. Sears
R. P. Volkman
William Thompson
Community Notes From Lodge Pole Area
Mrs Bertha Borges and family and John Martin spent Sunday at William Frerichs home. Mrs Giarhart Thurow and son Jackie Jay moved from Roche hospital to D L Hume home south of Lodge Pole. Funeral of infant child of Mr and Mrs Tom Jurgens of Sidney held at Weyerts Lutheran church. Elda Hume Lavern Queen and W C Sears visited Otto Rahe home. Lena Tieman called at W C Sears and Otto Rahe homes. Dr H A Blackstone Gurley removed quarantine at Otto Rahe home. Garhart Thurow visited Harry Thompson and William Bartling Jr. Rev and Mrs B C Weibke left for Auburn to fill vacant Lutheran church post. Orval Hume spending week at Otto Rahe home. Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer and Lloyd toured to Ogallala Lloyd stayed for high school. Ben Jurgens and sons Melvin Alvin visited Otto Rahe Garhart Thurow and August Jurgens homes. Mrs James Hume and Orval spent Saturday at Otto Rahe home.
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Bertha Borges
John Martin
William Frerichs
Giarhart Thurow
Jackie Jay
Roche Hospital
D L. Hume
Lodge Pole
Tom Jurgens
Sidney
Weyerts Lutheren
Elda Hume
Lavern Queen
W. C. Sears
Otto Rahe
Lena Tieman
H. A. Blackstone
Gurley
Garhart Thurow
Harry Thompson
William Bartling
B. C. Weibbe
Auburn
Weibke
Orval Hume
Fred Bauer
Lloyd
Ogzilala
Ben Jurgens and
Melvin and
Alvin
August Jurgens
James Hume
Orval
Bake Sale by Division No 4 at Safeway Saturday
Division No 4 of the M. E. Kingston will host a bake sale at the Safeway store on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. The menu features a chicken and noodles specialty.
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M. E. Kensington
Safeway
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FERA
Relief
Roosevelt Ball
Sidney Loan Group
Sunol News
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Lorenzo News
O. Rane Garhart Thurow
Morris Jessen
Reva Folkerts
Ipana
Petrolugar
Drakes Glossco
Vicks
Sloan’s Liniment
Lic
Banana Supreme Banana
Fresh Lim National Health Drink
Janis
Bic
Mennen
Prince Albert
Velvet
Carlett’s
Bake Sale
H. W. Sanders Sterling
Kitt
Fox News
Traveltalk
Desert
Young Eagles
Rogers
Doctor Bull
Mickey Mouse
METRO
David
Charles Dickens
AWITH
W. C. Fields
Lionel Barrymore ‘Madge Evans
Maureen O’sullivan
Lewis Stone
Edna May Oliver
Roland Young
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