New Requirements for Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Adopted
A 1931 resolution, approved by the U S Department of Agriculture in 1981, requires tuberculin testing and official certification for cattle from non accredited counties entering accredited or in process counties starting July 1 1982. By July 1 1984 all cattle from non accredited counties must be tested before entering accredited counties, with modified accreditation expanding as counties reduce infection rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Live Stock Sanitary Association
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Sunol Social Roundup Includes Visits and Local Events
Sunol residents and visitors fill weekend with calls and meals. multiple families share Sunday dinners and supper gatherings at the Booth, Dickinson, Vacik, Englert, and other homes while Delights include a school operetta, a Sidney music recital, and local sports refereeing. several farm and livestock activities, plus a house transfer, wrap the week.
Sunnyside Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ray Rexroth and family were Friday guests at John Theis home. Theis, Johnson, Omel, Roberts, Halsey and Theis families hosted several Tuesday Wednesday Friday gatherings with neighbors. Local residents Edmund Block, Merrill Witters, Lester Theis and others visited or hosted at nearby homes and lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rexroth
John Theis
Ray Tremain
A. L. Roberts
Oscar Olson
L. K. Omer
E. A. Johnson
Frank Halsey
Edmund Block
Alfred
Clyde Peters
Ralph Welton
L. K
South Divide: Helping Hand meeting rescheduled to Feb 18
The Helping Hand club meeting planned for February 4 at Mrs. O C Dimick’s home was postponed due to Mrs. Dimick’s illness and will be held February 18 at Mrs Ralph Fleming’s home with Mrs I H Warrick visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
O. C. Dimick
Dimick
Ralph Fleming
I. H. Warrick
Community visits and illness recovery noted in local social column
Clyde Johnson Friday afternoon visits and Doris Payzant overnight with Gayle Lundberg. Families and friends including the Harlans, Johnsons, Warricks, Walkers, Lundbergs, Payzants and Parishes were seen at several homes Sunday through Tuesday. Mrs C M Johnson is recovering from a serious illness and well wishes flow from friends. Flu sidelined E G Harlan and James Walker families who are now up and about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Johnson
Doris Payzant
Gayle Lundberg
C. A. Foster
A. L. Vowell
R. F. Harlan
C. M. Johnson
Roy Nelson
Guy Shaw
S. H. Warrick
Ethel Walker
Loretta Brachtenbach
Bud
Lewis Johnson
I. H. Warrick
E. G. Harlan
James Walker
Francis Lundberg
W. E. Payzan
J. W. Nelson
Roy
Pauline
Hugh Parish
L. J. Darnall
Leonard Walker
Ivan Clark
Ethel Cooley
Maxine
Ed Walker
Colton residents note visits and travel in brief local items
South Colton residents report travel from Denver with stock, hog deliveries to Sidney, supper guests and family visits. Local chores, illnesses, and social events are mentioned including a funeral in the area, a wedding dance, and a party at H J Elsen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Kohlschmidt
Conrad Messing
Denver
A. N. Shindle
H. J. Elsen
Harvey
Bill George
Sidney
Tony Meick
L. T. Rezanina and Sons
George Messing
Elmer George
Crook
Florin Martin
Dalton
Joe den- Ginger
Gerhart Bockstadter
George Brauer
Mr. Brauer
Joe Dendinger
Michael Cortney
H. van Aelstyn
Dendinger
Gurley
Local Social Roundup of House Guests and Dances
Crook and surrounding households host a string of visits and social gatherings through the week. Tony Meick and Joe Kaus join various friends for dinners and dances while Theodore Brauer and family host guests. George Brauer remains ill and under doctor care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Aelstyn
Elmer George
Crook
Harvey
Bill George
Tony Meick
Joe Kaus
Kharvey
Charles George
W. L. Needham
Mildred Witters
Helen Dendinger
Sidney
H. J. Elsen
George Brauer
Albert Jelnek
Myrsi
Joe Dendinger
Jerry
Bill
Charles
George
Mrs. Lewis Million
Local Social Notes and Marriage Announcement
The column records visits and gatherings around Iliff Colorado and nearby areas. It notes the engagement of Ida Jorgenson of Hershey to Waugh Gradey of North Platte on February 2 and recalls Ida as a former Cheyenne County student. The piece lists multiple families sharing meals and visits at the Meier and Bolton homes, including Robertson, Crosby, Fleming, Walker, Paris, and others, with various Sunday and weekday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bolton
Elmer Fulton
Knudsen
Iliff
Colo
Ida Jorgenson
Hershey
Waugh
Gradey
North Platte
Frank Meier
Jorgenson
Chéyenne County
Potter High School
Clyde Robertson
Robert Robertson
R. H. Schweitzberger
Ed Meier
Ed Walker
Hugh Paris
Frank Mmier
Muriel Crosby
Erma
Robert ‘Robertson
Ralph Fleming
Floyd Fleming
Ed Wolf
R. H
Schweitzpears
Dwight Bolton
Imenisctt Robertson
Miss Anderson
Kloepper
Community gatherings and visits noted in local notices
Tuesday evening featured Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fleming and the club with Mrs. J. D. Bolton, a luncheon served by the hostess. Farmers Union met at the school house, with Mrs. Clyde Robertson presenting a program before the business session. A large crowd attended. Ed Wolf and family of Sidney spent Sunday night with the Struves. Sterling’s A. M. Smith visited Saturday and Sunday with the Flemings. Carson Struve joined Melvin Phelps on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rogers
Sunol
John Demers
Demers
Iliff
Cole
Emil Englert
Ruby Kuhl
Lodge Poe
Paul Booth
Kenneth Demers
Bud Hewitt
D. E. Dickinson
Fannie Dickinson
Jerry Vacik
Betty
Ben Vacik
Friend Dickinson
Adolph Englert
William
Sund
Dan Dickinson
George
Dickinson
James Houser
Lee Johnson
Colman of
Chappell
Sidney
Miss Peetz
Howard
A. J. Englert and
Lodge Pole
Miss Hess
Miss Quelle
Amelia Lindley
Prof
I. A. Caldwell
Oshkosh
Caldwell
Floyd Fleming
J. D. Bolton
Farmers Union
Clyde‘ Robertson
Ed Wolf
Carson Struve
A.M. Smith
Sterling
George Fleming
Melvin Phelps
Potter Items Highlights Local Community Life
Mrs N S Miller reports a Saturday community sale netting about 72 dollars for the community chest. Local events include Potter basketball win over Lodge Pole 22 to 1, Boy Scouts anniversary with Dean Wagemeister, and Rev Bishop of Scottsbluff sermon. Frequent visits and travel among residents from Dix Sidney Crook Kimball and Denver are noted along with multiple weekend gatherings and sick lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Community Chest Fund
Andy Rapp
Joseph P. Swartz
H. O. Cooper
Dix
Potter
Henry Pavlat
Sidney
Commission Weikhorst
Wayne Binning
William Hagemeister
Denver
Jess Fowler
Torrington
Wyo
Lodge Pole
Boy Scouts
Dean Wagemeister
Organization of
Bishop of
Scottsbluff
Opal Bovee
Chadron
D. F. Enevoldsen
Ford Weikhorst
Albert Gunderson
Art Harmis
H. Stevens
Kimball
George Marsh
Bidney
Hughes Home
Piven
Lloyd Shaw
Norma Dee
Emma Olson
Raymond Slocumb
Cindy
Slocumb
Gering
John Quein
R. A.“Babcock
D.C. Shea
Arthur Leafdale
N.S. Miller
Neils Troelstrup
Edward
Julesburg
Troelstrup
E. H. Seyfang
Bellows
Clarence Johnson
Nepman Crook business caller Monday in South Sunol
H R Nepman was a Crook business caller Monday. T A and G W Bonser were looking after business matters in Crook Monday. Sterling visitors Monday went there for medical attention. William Grose and Jack Lacey cared for business in Denver the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kokes
Sunol
T. A. Bonser
G. W. Bonser
Geo. Bonser
H. R. Nepman
Crook
T. A
Albert Otties
William Grose
Jack Lacey
Denver
Telegraph Wanteds Get Results
Advertisers list Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. George McCracken and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bonser among those seeking help, urging readers toTry them for results in telegraph notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Fat Loss Claim Promises Safe Kruschen Salts Dose
An advertisement urges fat readers to take a half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts daily in hot water, claiming weight loss in three weeks and increased energy. It touts clearer skin and youthful feeling, promises safety, and offers a money back guarantee if the product does not convince buyers. The Western Drug Co. and other leading druggists supply the four week supply at a small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug Co
America
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Montana
Idabo
Foiey Pollation
U. S
W. T. Spencer
Omaha
Nebraska
Sunol News
Bert Allington
Chris Lee
Amelia Windley
W. D. Bailey
Firth Booth
Leo Washburn and Son
Alfred Ehlers
Carey Wilt
Juner
Wilts
Sunnyside
Bertha Omer
Vera Dimick
Leverett Payzant
Otto Raddataz
Mrs. H. J. Elsen
Lorenzo New
Tom Kendrick
J. R. Brown
Tom Carr
Harry and
Marian ‘Bowser
Ollie Wilson
Rufus Gommer
E. N. Roth
Joe Rudolph
Vern Wilson
P. L. Chapman
Ruth Headley
Ernest Bonser
E. M. Lewis
F. L.chapman
Tom ‘Kendrick
B. M. Lewis
T. A. ‘Bonser
Frank Mitchell
George McCracken
J. W
H. E
H. W. Bluhm
H. E. George
John McCumber
H. E. Bonser
B. M. ‘Lewis
F. L. Chapman
Betty Lea Reddon
Merino
FE. N. Roth
Ernest’ Bonser
J. T. Lewis
B. B. Sharp and Son
Lucas Stadlar
H. R. Newman
Co. O
Carl Lind
Henry Bruns
South Sunol
Union Pacific Bus
Tim
Able West
Watly
Shrateneis
Star Market Delivery Service
Liquid Life Saver Co
U.S
THE
Western Seed CO
Wes
sYerpy
Sweet Clover
Ried
Foramen
Cal
Phritese
Newis
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