Camp Fire Banquet Is To Be Held Tuesday Night
Eldora, born in Minnesota and raised in Sioux Center, Iowa, earned a BA from Fresno College and built a career at Kern County High School in Bakersfield. She led physical education, directed girls activities, and supported campfire programs, becoming a guardian and awards committee member as campfire grew popular with school credit for members.
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Minnesota
Eldora
Sioux Center
Fresno Collége
A. Dibreé
Fresno
Bakersfield
Kern County High School
Schoars
Kern County
Steele Opposed Gas Tax Relief Plan in State Session
The speaker argues against a gas tax relief bill and proposes a straight appropriation of one and a half million from the general fund to cover a two million dollar relief balance. He suggests using liquor profits to reimburse the relief funds once the liquor bill passes, avoiding new taxes and not penalizing farmers.
National Officials To Check Spud Shipment
National relief officials began inquiry into the source of supply after a Sidney grocery store received a carload of FERA potatoes. Harry D. Elmore, state director of the relief division, said the potatoes were for relief distribution by county offices and could not be sold, amid union concerns and calls for investigation.
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Washington
Elmore
Harry D. Elmore
Fera Relief Division
FERA
Sidney
Lincoln
Maroons Face Bridgeport In Conference Showdown
Sidney high school cagers travel to Bridgeport for a conference game after an exhibition against the De Molays. The Maroons own one win over Morrill County and aim to sweep four remaining conference games to boost their final standing.
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Sidney High School
de Molays
Bridgeport
Maroons
Morrill County
Pats Trim Potter In Good Tilt Wednesday
St Patrick academy cagers edged Potter 24 to 13 to stay among top teams in Lodge Pole valley league. Zwickl and Kent led the offense while the whole lineup shone on defense. Biggs brothers stood out for Potter as Pelster and Kent battled fitness. Dalton travels to Sidney next Wednesday for a key race tilt. Coach Peterson plans tougher drills for the academy squad ahead of the big scuffle.
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St. Patrick Academy Cagers
Potter
Zwickl
Kent
Pats
Biggs Brothers
Coyote
Pelster
Dalton
Sidney
Peterson
Chaneys Take Over Commercial Cafe In Reopening Plan
Mr and Mrs A R Chaney have assumed management of the Commercial cafe and will reopen Monday after a full interior renovation. They replace Mr and Mrs F L McDonald who are retiring. Chaney vows a top quality menu and notes they bring legal知
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A. R.chaney
F. L. McDonald
Community Meetings Set For Next Week
The article discusses plans for upcoming community meetings and emphasizes careful selection of leaders aligned with the agricultural program. It notes the corn-hog administration has been economical in the past year and stresses choosing willing workers to avoid delays and costs. named county committeemen Alinzicn, Everett Foster, and Lou Houge are highlighted.
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Allington
Alinzicn
Everett Foster
Lou Houge
Ten Points Outlined For Homestead Work in Lodge Pole Valley
The article presents ten points arguing for developing subsistence homesteads in the Lodge Pole valley. It calls for 200 homesteads, privately owned canning factories, guaranteed acreage, decentralizing industry, and leveraging natural resources, climate, transport, and cheap power. It outlines benefits including livestock feeding, meat packing, dairying, butter and cheese factories, and expanded labor through new facilities.
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Page Ene
Middle West
Lodge Pole
United States
Small Audience For Boy Scout Jamboree
C. L. Stuckman, executive for the Scottsbluff area council, attended and conducted his first official inspection trip over the Sidney district during a Boy Scout jamboree visit. Local officials lament the low turnout, fearing waning interest despite evident training benefits and active involvement by scouts and scoutmasters.
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C. L. Stuckman
Scottsbluff Area
Sidney
Snow Squalls Lighten Across Region With Varying Winds
Prevailing winds up to Sidney came from the east and southeast at 5 to 13 mph. Westward to Cheyenne winds strengthened and shifted to the northwest. Average speeds ranged from 26 to 30 mph, with squalls noted.
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Braska
Sidney
Cheyenne
East Center Community Notes and Local Social Updates
Mrs 3 0 1 aph Ardis Neibuhr was on the sickest last week. Mae Rose entertained the Dalton Rebekah Kensington Friday. A telephone meeting was held at the Irvin Campbell home Monday night. J O Lobb and Sylvia were entertained Sunday at Neal Rowan home. Irvin Campbell and Clifford Webster attended a Sidney picture show Sunday night. Aid will meet with Mrs E E Osborn Thursday February 28. All day meeting. Loretta Tank staying with sister Mrs W F Waite. Mrs J O Lobb called on Mrs Clifford Webster Tuesday afternoon. J O Lobb and Clifford Webster with daughter spent Tuesday evening at J O Lobb home. Apples for sale at East Side Grocery for 1.39 per bushel.
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Ardis Neibuhr
Mae Rose
Dalton Rebekah Kensington
Irvin ‘Campbell
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Neal Rowan
Irvin Campbell
Clifford Webster
Sidney
Aid
E. E. Os
Loretta Tank
W. F. Waite
Seed Treatment This Year Recommended
Seed treatment this year recommended by agricultural authorities stresses variety statements by sellers and region of growth. Spring grain should be treated before planting to combat smut, with formaldehyde a common method for oats. Mercury compounds like ceresan are preferred for barley to control covered smut and feeding blight, while copper carbonate or mercury compounds may be used on wheat.
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Ing
Ceresan
Green Votes Against Pari Mutuel Statute in Races Bill
The article notes Green votes against a pari mutuel racing bill, proposing harness races be licensed at one fourth the usual fees. It claims profitability is nearly impossible for harness races and suggests they may vanish from parimutuel tracks. An amendment struck dog races from the bill, opening a path for dog racing under racing commission rules. The measure moves to the house where supporters awaited its arrival.
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Racing Commission
1935 Case machinery opening draws Cheyenne farmers
Several hundred farmers from Cheyenne and nearby counties attended the Midwest Combine and Tractor company display of 1935 J I Case machinery in two retail warehouses and the wholesale building. Visitors viewed new Case tractors and a general purpose machine, with factory experts noting innovations and talking pictures from Racine. Governors, legislators, and Case officials attended as the event highlighted sales expansions and funding plans linked to state relief and gas tax changes.
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Cheyenne
J. I. Case
Midwest Combine and Tractor Company
Case
J. L. Hand
Midwest
Midwest Company
Grant Street
10Th
11Th Avenues
George Thereson
Racine
Wis
J. S. Gremstead
Lincoln
P. L. Hanson
North Platte
E. J. Morgan
Sidney Territory
Gas tax plan advances with Senate subcommittee aid
The effort to frame an additional two million dollar gas tax to meet federal relief is moving forward as a Senate subcommittee, led by Senators Callan and Ho. The panel reviews proposals, weighs revenue impacts, and seeks faster delivery of relief funds.
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Callan, Ho
Chain Store Tax Moves to House for Study
Nebraska senate judiciary committee heard a plan to impose heavy taxes on chain stores. Federation of Nebraska Retailers supported the measure while chain store representatives opposed it. The tax would set license fees by store count from 3 dollars for one store to 250 dollars for more than 20 stores, modeled on the Indiana plan challenged by the Supreme Court.
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Nebraska Senate Judiciary Committee
Nebraska
Federation of Nebraska
Indiana
United State Supreme Court
Seed orders limited to Feb 20 for government grain
County Agent Swinbank reports seed allotments held only until February 20. Orders not filed by then may be distributed elsewhere. Cheyenne county farmers should order soon if government stock is desired, with preference for local seeds if quality is good. Seed survey cards do not constitute orders. orders must be on the regular form.
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Swinbank
Cheyenne
Minneapolis
Drouth
North Potter Social Roundup This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ed Weikhorst and sons spent Sunday with relatives at Dalton. Various neighbors hosted and visited through the week including the Nagengasts, Schuesslers, Harms, Musils, Tank family, Kaune family, and Kenoyers. Several on the sick list were noted, with visits recorded at multiple homes and friendly suppers and dinners across the community.
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Venetta Light
Ed Weikhorst
Dalton
Nagengast
Joe Music
Art Schuessler
Homer Light
Leslie Weikhorst
Alvin Shaw
Janet
Henry Kayne
Art Harms
Emil Tank
Joe Musil
Henry Kaune
Sidney
al Kenoyer
Harold Tennant
Harold Tenant
Howard Fisher
A. F. Haack
Ernest Gerler
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Coronado
RADIO
10Th Avenue
Probak Junior
VICKS
Garretts
Mirova
Thompsons
MUM Garretts
Norwich
Magnesia
Sidney Drug CO
Greenlees
Portsa’s Oil CO
Ford Garage
Gamble’s
Piggly Wiggly & Safeway Stores
Winders Hardware
Ruth Etting
FOX News
U.S. P
Garretts’ Price
Barbara Gould
Prince Albert
Washington’s
Barbara
Bruce
Banana Supreme
Lew Ayres
Paterson
Peggy ‘Fears
Sterling Holloway
Reginald Denny
Alan Dinehart
FOX Picture
Tee Tus
Zane Orty
Martha Sleeper
Fred Kohler
Young Eagles
Cartoon & Head Li
Carton
Our
ANNIE
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Kiddss
Arthur
Brisbane
Congress
Jane Gagney
al R
Pat Ro Brien Tec Ay
Telegraph
Western Seed CO
Denver
North Potter
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